Break Even Not Break Even Says Caution On Incomes
Opinion warns that those who merely break even in income are not truly balancing finances. It urges stricter budgeting and restraint to avoid hidden shortfalls and future debt.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
4
Opinion warns that those who merely break even in income are not truly balancing finances. It urges stricter budgeting and restraint to avoid hidden shortfalls and future debt.
Readable notes recount classroom activities in sixth and seventh grades including new pupils Keith Johnson Maggia Dale and H B Johnson. Mentions decorations plant boxes and a contest to dramatize scenes from As You Like It. Also covers student elections, staff notes, attendance, tardies, and a list of exemplary and underperforming pupils.
Local notes recount flower orders from White's Fruit and Floral Farm several club meetings and social visits. Readers learn about Mrs. Jane Goodenow’s illness care for relatives in Lansing and Fr. Smith hosting guests at his home. A infant’s death, change of address for Kyle McKinnon, and a surprise birthday party are noted along with community church events and charity gatherings.
Parties may still obtain clothing by calling Mrs Sutherland’s or Widen’s on East Fifth Street. Before buying, visit Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store to view the line and options available.
Catholic Church led by Rev George Flanagen 8 00 a m Mass Congregational with Rev A B Johnson 10 15 Morning Service 11 30 Sunday School supervised by Mrs H Horton 7 00 p m Evening Service Eagle F E Snyder 10 80 a m Sunday School 11 30 a m Preaching Colville devotion 7 30 p m Preaching 8 00 p m All invited
Pastor J A Allen leads Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 7 p m. Prayer meeting is planned at 7 80 p m at the church.
Services listed for two churches with biblical readings and language Holy Communion in German and Hoglieh listed. Times include 10:00 a m preaching 11:30 Bible School 7:00 Evangelistic service with Wednesday prayer meeting. Teeter and Mulberry pastors lead Bible School and preaching with chapel on South McEwan Street. Strangers welcomed.
Rev Lohnes and H Burd lead morning classes and sermons at Seventh Street Clare with Epworth League and public worship planned. Clara Sternaman hosts Sunday School and a pastor preaches later in the day. Services include prayer and praise with Bible reading and a sermon on true contrition. You are welcome to all the services.
A. S. Richmond of Farwell attended Clare as Monday caller. Miss Ethel Graham of Harrison visited her sister Mrs. Martz Detwiler. Mr. and Mrs Henry Kinyon of Pontiac were weekend guests of his mother Mrs Ida M Barrus. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Philo Smith Friday afternoon and next week with Mrs R A Leffingwell. Mrs Wallace Harper of Harrison sent welcome and wishes mention.
Last week Thursday near fifty relatives and friends gathered at the Leffingwells home to surprise them for their birthdays. A 6 o clock supper followed by music games and a social hour made the event, with many useful gifts received by the hosts.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our husband and father. Grateful for floral offerings Rev. Snider comforting words Hagle choir music and those who furnished cars. Mrs. John Bodkins Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bodkins Tessie and Hazel.
Plans are under way to form a four or five team league of local businessmen clerks church lodge and Legion members. They will play two or more games each Wednesday night during the coming winter at the high school gymnasium. Last Wednesday night the Clare business men defeated Harrison.
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