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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1938

Page

8

Gilmore Center Church Services and Fellowship Notes

Gilmore Church of Christ outlines a full day program with 10:00 p m devotion, 10:15 a m communion officiated by Hilders and deacons, 10:30 a m sermon Playing the Fool, 11:00 a m Bible School led by Alvin Wood, and an 8 15 p m sermon What must I do to be lost. The notice includes scripture readings and a cordial invitation, plus reports of Sunday visits and local fires.

Gilmore Center Gilmore Church OF Christ Bible School Alvin Wood James Johm John Gilmore

Hunting and social notes from a busy weekend in the area

The article records a weekend with many local visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Slots attend a funeral in Plymouth for Mrs. Slotsmonth er. Several families visit relatives, attend institutes, and travel to Saginaw and West Branch. A farewell party for Miss Mabel Van Hoose ends the recount.

B. Davis Harold Slots Prudenville Plymouth Slotsmonther Davis Ted. Newman Glen Hale Gladwin Florence Kever Emma Norma Jas, Beatty Children Emma Garver M Tn We Wallace Ho * Hy RS Fe Austy Smith Ralph Kurizhal Lansing Smith Farm Vern Haines Vern Harrison Will Henderson West Grant Mabel van Hoose Davy and Co. Store

Hatton Winter Returns as Geese Fly South

Reports note wild geese migrating south signaling the new season. Bob Motney shows off a new gun and potato crop worthy of praise. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Bradford and Mr and Mrs List, with Lists at Whites and Binhamers from Clare. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs John Adams and daughter Viola from Flint. In the evening, a group of men hunted two porcupines on buckwheat.

Bob Motney Bob Bradford Mrs. List

Guaranteed treatment for tender stomach

Adla Tablets offer rapid relief from acid stomach pains between meals indigestion and heartburn caused by excess acidity. If relief is not felt your money is refunded. Economy Drug Store.

Original 'Uncle Sam' a Butcher and Troy Pioneer

Troy historians defend claims that the original Uncle Sam was Sam Wilson a lean meat packer born 1767 who moved from Mason New Hampshire in 1789 and settled near Troy. Wilson supplied meat to troops with Elbert Anderson and locals say the nickname spread as a shorthand for the United States through cask markings and soldier lore.

Troy N. Y Sam Sam Wilson Mason, N. H Wilson Elbert Anderson Clinton Heights N. C Newburgh Betsy Mann Betsy U. Ss Rutherford B. Hayner Uncle Sam Hayner Anderson S. W Packer United States South Daleville Miss Sam Dale Andrew Jackson

Storks Guard Holland’s Roads and Frogs

The stork is described as Holland’s sacred bird keeping down road and frog populations. It notes that formerly no Dutch city was without a stork colony.

Holland

Wife Returns Home with Black Eye After Car Spin

A quarrel over a car ends with the wife admitting she was powdering her nose when the vehicle struck a telegraph pole. The husband laments a ruined car and assigns fault, while she denies it and deflects the blame. The exchange appears in Stray Stories Magazine.

Stray Stories Magazine

Lantern cautionary tale from Stray Stories

A stingy man lectures his hired helper about carrying a lantern to visit his sweetheart. The hired man silently fills the lantern and replies that going in the dark saved him from wasting light, implying the old man’s extravagance. The fable-like exchange ends with a quiet moral about prudence versus habit.

Stray Stories Magazine

The Size of It Mrs Brooks Orders Steak by Keyhole

Mrs Brooks calls the local butcher asking for a quarter's worth of steak and says if she's not at home to poke it through the keyhole. The note captures a humorous domestic moment from a Christian Advocate page.

Facing the issue barbed exchange over soap and insult

A customer asks for a good face soap while a clerk offers one with appealing features. In a separate exchange a man shouts for a review of an insult later to identify the culprit who struck him. The dialogue hints at a confrontation and possible identification plan.

Circus rider shows daring horse stunt

A humorous dialogue describes a circus man leaping to a horse, slipping under, grabbing the tail, and landing on its back. The dad claims he did the stunt on his first horse ride, highlighting a boastful family exchange.

Billy Dad

Dictionary Helped The Boy With Essay

A teacher questions a boy about his essay and the boy defends himself by noting some words came from the dictionary. The exchange highlights honesty and the use of reference words in writing.

Vacuum Cleaner Sparks Family Mystery

A child Johnny recounts his father's anger over a simple act. The mother asks about the source of the outburst and Johnny defers, saying the dad mentioned sweeping cobwebs from his brain after he brought home the vacuum cleaner.

Johnny

Photographers Quip on Aging Portraits

A witty exchange from the Atlanta Constitution notes a photographer claiming a photo already makes someone look older, arguing it saves the subject money from future portraits.

Atlanta Constitution

Not the Proprietor Stray Stories Exchange

A brief line from Stray Stories Magazine features a man asking for aid after prison, sparking a remark about ownership and responsibility as a lodger. The dialogue hints at social judgment and dignity in poverty without explicit action.

French Menu With English Prices At Diner

A waiter explains a French menu served at a diner with prices listed in English, noting most customers read the prices despite the language difference. This exchange highlights cross language use in a casual dining setting.

Four think T knew our fist hits

A fragmented line references a person nicknamed Lama described as a MOMSEr. The text includes a confrontation cue with a quote about a reference not being present.

Lama

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