Train Service and Local Notices Spread Across Clare
Railroad schedules and multiple community notices fill a Clare page. Train times near Marquette and Ann Arbor appear among obituaries, society reports, church events, and local business ads.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
4
Railroad schedules and multiple community notices fill a Clare page. Train times near Marquette and Ann Arbor appear among obituaries, society reports, church events, and local business ads.
Fragmentary text suggests washing bottles with shells and ernets while noting worn water and shaking. Contains unclear words and possible brand-like terms, making precise interpretation difficult.
A Philadelphia Inquirer note imagines a line of all the country’s mortgages end to end, suggesting it would consume vast gasoline supplies and strain the nation’s finances.
Fragmentary text mentions a shrub and lazel witch related to inflammation. It references American factions and a seclusive application but contains numerous garbled words, making precise identification and context difficult.
Speaking of Youth recalls A Anderson and Floyd Kirkpatrick seeking careers as a banker and a lawyer before joining the drug trade, with a shared aim to run a store for the Clare community. The piece notes Florence heating stoves offered at 46.00 as a sample of the store’s effort to reach that goal and mentions small game and deer hunting licenses.
Church program outlines seven sermons based on Biblical verses about conduct and faith. It notes an evening service and a social gathering at Harry Cleveland's home with games and refreshments. A free will offering funds expenses, all welcome.
Canadian detectives developed a method called eyelid talking to enable communication with criminals. The system aims to interpret eyelid signals as messages, enabling dialogue in cases where speech is not possible.
Catholic Father George Flanagan to lead Mass at 10:00 A M and Congregational Pastor Hi B Johnson to preach at 10:15 A M with Sunday School led by Mrs Alex McKinnon at 4 41 16 A M reading appears.
Saturday school at 9 00 a m on October 31 marks a festival to commemorate Dr Martin Luther. German services with Holy Communion and Sunday School follow on November 1 at 10 200 A M.
The notice lists 10:00 a m worship and 11:15 Sunday School led by Miss Mary Gilmore. The Loyal Sons class is growing rapidly. Prayer services occur Wednesdays at 7:30 pm at Mrs Annie Mooney's home with an evening message at 7 o'clock. Come once and you will come again.
The Church of God in U S is led by Pastor Whitehead. Sunday School begins at 10:00 a m with preaching at 11:00 a m. morning topic titled Seven Things the Lord is to his people. Evening service at 7:00 p m presents The Second Coming of Christ and Seven Things that will happen. No Bible study tonight.
J A Hanes pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Bible study at 7 00 p m Sunday worship 11 00 a m Class meeting 11 00 a m Tuesday home study 7 30 p m prayer meeting at the church Thursday 7 30 p m Gilmore F M Church hosts 11 00 a m preaching Weidman F M Church offers 3 00 p m preaching All are welcome.
The Church with a Welcome led by Pastor Hdward T. Smith offers a 9:30 a.m. class service and a 10:00 a.m. preaching service on Sunday with the sermon theme Seeing Through Defective Lenses. Sunday School follows at 11:15, Epworth League at 6:30 p.m., and evening preaching at 7:30 p.m. Note winter time shifts by half an hour earlier. Thursday prayer service is at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m invite all to attend unless affiliated with other churches. Remember next Sunday is missionary Sunday and prepare to aid in the offerings.
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