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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1938
Page
13
Eastern Standard Time Ann Arbor No. 52 South 10:30 A.M. No. 51 North 9:01 P.M. Pere Marquette No. 1 West 3:86 P.M. No. 6 East K of P Lodge meets every Thursday night Pythian sisters meet same evening.
The Church of God invites all to Sunday school at 10:30, morning worship at 11:30, Young Peoples meeting at 7:00, preaching at 8:00, and cottage prayer Wednesdays at 7:30. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday School 10:30, Social Service 11:30, preaching at 8:00, every other Sunday evening. all are welcome.
Sunday program at the Methodist Church features Rev Jas Rogers at 10 30 am Sunday School led by Louis Fitch and a 11 45 am Morning Worship with a sermon on Happy Old Age The occasion includes special music and a cordial invitation to all area residents. Several local residents are noted visiting and children celebrate birthdays with family and friends.
Farwell plans outline the annual fair rummage and food sale to be held at the library on Friday and Saturday October 28 and 29. The Alice L Seeley O B S met Friday evening with reports from Grand Chapter. Delegates announced were Worthy Matron Witte Brown and Worthy Patron David Wiggins with Secretary Mrs David Wilkins. A special meeting for initiation is scheduled with date to be announced.
E W Brown was honored Tuesday evening at a Farwell Masonic Temple banquet and entertainment for forty years of Masonic membership. Floyd Oliver presented the certificate, Brown spoke warmly, Rev Albert Dawes offered remarks, and Fraternity members reflected on Masonry’s mission amid wartime need. Out of town guests included Floyd Oliver and Rev Albert Dawes.
Farwell Future Farmers Chapter hosts all FFA members from Clare and Gladwin Counties Tuesday evening October 25 at 8 in the High School Gym. District officers will be elected. About 100 boys attend. Farwell presents the Green Hand degree. Clare offers the Future Farmers work. Dr Byrum of the Educational Dept. M. S. C. will address the group. Refreshments served. parents invited.
The Farwell Vocational Department presents its 6th annual school Fair and Carnival on November 11. A grain judging and identification contest will run in the morning and afternoon, with the Carnival in the evening. Details to follow in next week's Sentinel.
Reverend James Rogers will deliver a sermon honoring the aged. A special service for residents eighty years and older will be held at the Farwell M. E. Church next Sunday at 12:00 noon with special music. The public is invited.
The County Unit of Educational and Co operative Farmers Union met at Hamilton Town Hall on October 13 1938. L W Churchill freshly back from Indiana spoke on the Indiana convention and farm crop conditions in that region and southern Michigan and Ohio. The next meeting is set for Hatton on November 10 1938 with a luncheon after. Edith Raymond Co See.
A colorful line from Uncle Eben asserts that enmity and friendship are interchangeable in ease of change. The speaker claims people thrive when they can declare friendship without delay, challenging notions of lasting loyalties.
Dr. M. B. Ward, president of Ferris Institute, will address Farwell High School students at 9 o'clock Friday October 21. He brings broad educational experience from the United States Canada and Europe. He has lectured for the University of Minnesota Extension Division and holds a fellowship with the American Academy of Political and Social Science. The public is invited.
Dr. Gordon Ryrie estimates one in 500 of the global population is a leper. Speaking in Kuala Lumpur he urged eradicating archaic fears and warned that under treatment and care for lepers remains critically low. He called for shifting funds from cosmetics and tobacco to support leprosy care worldwide.
UT and University of Chicago jointly operate the McDonald Observatory in the Davis Mountains Texas. Dr Otto Struve announces that the bright star Mu Sagittarii undergoes an eclipse every 180 days based on Dr W W Morgan's prediction. The finding marks a significant eclipsing phenomenon similar to Epsilon Aurigae.
Mrs. Seth Zetterstedt of Big Rapids Michigan pursues a pencil collecting hobby with more than 400 pieces. She owns pencils in many colors and shapes including umbrellas walking canes golf clubs and one shaped like a gun complete with trigger stock spring and barrel.
A Scribner quiz discussion cites anthropological work from the Field Museum. It notes humans inhabited North America long before 1492 with evidence from Wisconsin glaciation and early Southwest cultures including the Basket Maker Pueblo tradition from A D 500 to A D 1700.
Hastings Michigan reports re christening Mud Lake as Noonday Lake to honor Noon day Grand River Indian chief from the late 1700s. The Ottawa leader fought in the War of 1812 and is said to have witnessed Tecumseh’s death. He described events to the U.S. president, lived at Yankee Springs, helped found a mission, and died in 1840 with burial at Richland.
Police records show Sergt. Lloyd Buffington patrolled San Jose streets for over 100000 miles during 28 years of service.
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