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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1924
Page
2
Henry Ford presents His Royal Highness with a nickel plated Ford car during a Detroit visit. The Prince of Wales tours the Highland Park plant and rides the "Prince of Wales Special" before receiving the souvenir. The car will be shipped to England.
A fragmented political note shows a candidate Crigier seeking sheriff without clear details. It references Clare Hardware and Plumbing services and mentions a pacing mark before the name, lacking coherent context or dates.
Auction notices appear for Glenn Lower near Dover on Tuesday October 28. W E McNelly of Gilmore township lists a sale date on Wednesday October 25. Anthony Crump on the farm near Colonville sells personal property Friday October 31 before leaving for New York. Emmet Sutton, 112 miles north of Clare, reserves Friday November 7 for a public sale. See bills and ad next week.
Classified snippet notes a white dog with black ears lost near Dover on October 18. Reward offered and return to GC. Also ads for sale of goods, grain prices, and a rimmed glasses inquiry.
First grade rhymes teach health habits and food guidance. Second grade covers multiplication and borrowing with Merrill readers. Sixth grade finishes fractions and anticipates decimals with Halloween decor. High school biology explores insects reptiles and preserved specimens. Athletics report fourth to sixth grade Standing Board Jump results with top performers in each group.
Jay F. Piper of Marion argues against conflating church and state in the Michigan compulsory education amendment. He states the measure targets the public school for basic education and denies any reference to church schools, urging a single, secular education for all while respecting diverse beliefs.
A masquerade dance will be held in the new Him Grove hall on Wednesday evening October 25. Be sure and attend with the best makeup.
Clare County column lists schedules and local notices including motor train times at Clare and Ann Arbor areas, residents traveling to Florida and Detroit, upcoming business meetings at Harrison, and social events. It notes community speakers, guilds, and church activities with names such as Crigier Daugherty and Daugherty family.
Rev Jatier Hanes pastor Sunday School at 10 00 am class meeting 11 00 Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7 30 evening services 7 00 Rey H B Johnson pastor 1015 am morning worship and sermon 1130 Sunday School Mrs A B Horton Sept 7 00 pm evening service with sermon by the pastor
Leonard C Bernthal of 1002 McEwan Street conducts Confirmation School on a Saturday afternoon and German services on November 8 and 9. The events include a Festival of Martin Luther’s Reformation and devotions across November weekends.
Rev C B Milberry pastor leads 10 00 morning worship with sermon at the church 11 30 Bible school supervised by Mrs Harry Terwilliger 73 00 p m gospel service prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 choir practice Thursday 7 30 p m
The pastor at 107 E Seventh St Clare invites all to weekly services starting at 9 30 a m with class meeting and 10 90 a m sermon on Undiscovered Losses followed by 11 00 a m Sunday School Epworth League 6 00 p m and 7 00 p m sermons on Our Last Journey Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Sun services include 1 30 time and 2 80 4 00 pm preaching The pastor notes strong interest and asks attendees to bring guests Next Sunday services scheduled
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening service 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30. Chapel on South McEwan Street. Missionary program next week. Wilson School House Sunday School 1:30 p.m. Preaching 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Friday evening at Mrs. Ray Parrish home. Everyone invited.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for flowers and comforting words from Mrs John Raymond and Children. Also a for sale notice lists nine native sheep owned by Frank Bates near Arthur, with sale to occur next Friday evening October 31. Atlas Co of Lasting credited for the spray.
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