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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
2
In Banda seas a fish carries a self generating light source from a microscopic plant based organ. The glow persists day and night, enabling illumination in its deep sea habitat.
A fragment notes Cuban fishes adapting to freshwater streams and caverns, including ayéléss species with no relatives in other regions. It contrasts these Cuban blind fishes with American cave dwellers, describing direct development from marine farms and noting limited connections to West Indian freshwater fauna.
A humorous line suggesting a good conversationalist is a man who fills a pause with something to say while a woman recovers her breath.
The United States government offers a timber sale on about 100 000 acres of Douglas fir on the Wilifra river north fork area in the Cascade National Forest Oregon. The stand ages vary and at current harvest rates of 1000 acres per year the unit could take roughly 2100 years to reach the second cut rotation.
A busy Logal and nearby column lists train times and theater ads. Various notes report recovering patients, club meetings, and social visits in Clare and surrounding towns, including the Ladies' Auxiliary, Guild events, library meetings, and church gatherings.
A detailed school update covers Grade II to Grade VII activities including Eskimo sand tables, new readers, and a Village Blacksmith poem memorization. Grade V notes decorations and tardiness concerns. Grade VII reports attendance contest results and new Literary Society officers. High School plans include Shakespeare play, inter class basketball standings, and Mr Bob comedy new cast. Local adults travel, church program, and centenary clock countdown conclude the item.
Clare Post American Legion members plan to attend the 10th District Association convention in Bay City on Monday November 12. The Bay City Post will celebrate Armistice Day fifth anniversary and the district’s first convention. Topics include plans to develop Higgins Lake summer camp deeded to the district by the state. The camp sits in a vast state forest preserve and is billed as among the nation’s finest camp sites.
Every pair of shoes and rubbers to be closed out at reduced prices. SEE 40 display in store at HW A Andersot's Drug store.
A compact listing of Sunday services across several churches including Catholic, Free Methodist, Eagle F. Be Snyder, Colonville, Baptist, Sheridan, and Church of God. Times cover morning worship, Bible school, preaching, and evening prayer meetings with greetings to strangers.
Leonard O Bernthel pastor at 1002 McEwan St states no Confirmation at the school on November 3rd and no services on Sunday November 4th. German services are set for November 20th at 10:00 a m with Thanksgiving Day English language services on November 29th at 10? a m.
The church announces 10 15 a m morning service with special music and a sermon on The Pre eminence of God. Sunday School at 11 30 and an evening service at 730 p m with the sermon topic Without Faith. Mrs A H Horton in charge of the Sunday program. You are welcome.
Rev C A Lohnes leads at Seventh St Clare with a 9 30 class meeting and 11 30 Sunday School under Mrs Clara Sternamann. H W Burd chairs a 30 a m special missionary program. Epworth League at 6 60 p m and public worship at 7 00 p m. Herrick lists a 1 00 a m Sunday School with Lulu Badgley and a 2 00 a m preaching service.
ROLLIN SHULL details a boys' trip to the Michigan State Fair with visits to the Colosseum Ford exhibit and Belle Isle. The group enjoyed educational talks, parades, an auto polo event, and a final rally urging eighth graders to strive for high averages in 1924.
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