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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
12
Lost pet dog described as brown brindle Boston bull with white at tail and feet. Wears harness and Detroit license. Also note sale of Harry Fall pigs with Glen Stronge. Notify John Northon.
Rev Stanley Morrison pastor leads Mass at St Cenelia's with service times listed. St John’s Evangelical Lutheran pastor W W Westendorf notes no services until further notice. Local church notices reflect schedule disruptions and clergy names.
Sabbath School sessions are held every Saturday at 9 30 in the morning at 205 East Tth Street. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Rev H B Johnson leads 10 15 a m worship with sermon and special music. Sunday School at 9 45 a m with RE Zemmer in charge. Reorganized Church meets at I O C FB hall with Sunday School 10 30 and Community service 11 00. All welcome.
Rev A P MacDonald presides over morning worship at ten. Sunday school begins at 11 15 led by Supt Miss Laura Thompson with classes for all ages. Evening service follows at seven.
Laura M. McCrea, Pastor, invites all to the Sixth and Maple Street church. Sunday school at 10:01, Young People at 6:30, preaching at 11:00, Wednesday prayer at 8:00, Loomis Sunday School at 2:00. All are welcome.
Pastor W. W. Hurd preaches on knowing God and ownership of men on October 27 A. M. The Aid Society meets Friday with Mrs. Burton Allen on Hast Highth street. Pastors attended a committee meeting in Ewart to arrange the District Conference here. The Imperial quartette from Lansing with Mrs. Boys will appear soon in a worship service of song.
In a Michigan ad a 43 year druggist from Hscana ba promotes Voco Stomach Preparation. He claims it relieves stomach trouble and heals ulcers after personal failure with other clinics. The offer includes a three day free trial by writing to Voght Laboratories in Hscanaba Michigan.
Public notice offers to pay four dollars per cow head or eight dollars delivered, for old horses and cows. Write a description on a postal card with address and mail to The All-American Fur Farm in Leota Michigan. They will pick up, no dead stock accepted.
The Clare Sentinel weekly details its ownership and management as of October 1 1929. Publishers are Feighner and Parish of Clare Michigan. Owners are Malcolm D Feighner and Benjamin Parish both of Clare Michigan. No bonds or mortgages over 1 percent exist. Sworn before Notary Mary L Gilmore on October 24 1929.
Mr and Mrs Rollie Durham and family visit Flint relatives with Mr and Mrs Mel Durham and family. Roderick Teale stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs David Teale. Ladies Aid gathering at Mr and Mrs Charles Bodkins in Colonville draws many from the community. James Teale and family visit Mt Pleasant. Albert McFarland of Washington visits relatives here and in Falmuth before returning home. Will Teale visits Marion with his wife and relatives.
Dr Barstow of St Louis is staying at Luce's during the third season. Flint visitors Granville and Willis Andrews are bird shooting at Lake George. Star Evans of Bannister and Fitzpatrick of Owosso attend cottage stays. Ruth Shillinger weds Edward Brown. Locals Bruce of Pontiac and Nichols family travel to Clare. Local injuries and travel notes from DeForest and Grubaugh households. Sale ending Saturday at Anderson.
A wellness ad extols Kruschen Salts as a fat loss remedy. It claims removing fat prompts increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feel, promising weight loss in three weeks with a 850 bottle offered by BH A Anderson and other druggists across America.
Clare Hatchery advertises stock flocks mated with ROP male mating cockerels imported from Canada last year. It claims state licensed stock, improved egg production and growth in BP Rock White and Brown Leghorn lines, with chicks after January 10 1930 and delivery payment on arrival.
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