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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
4
The column lists railroad time tables for Ann Arbor South and Pere Marquette plus a Sunday resort train. Bus departures to Midland Reed City Clare and Saginawee are given with daily and Sunday variations. The rest records local visits, reunions, teaching appointments and travel by Clare residents and guests.
A local pastor argues the Christian church sustains moral order and human sympathy influencing business trust and safety. He urges communities like Clare to rally around churches, deeming them of great value and worth supporting for societal welfare.
Seventh Day Adventist Fall Sabbath School at 9 30. Catholic Church St Cecilia mass 8.00. St John s Ev Lutheran German 9 45 English 10 45. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at I O U F Hall Sunday School 10 30 Community service 11. Preaching by Elder G W Burt Beaverton 8 00.
The pastor W. W. Hurd and his wife leave for Grand Rapids for Conference. Regular services resume the year with a young people's program starting Sunday evening at 6 15 featuring a fellowship hour and a worship program led by Miss Doris Gerow.
The message next Sunday morning at ten o'clock opens the new church year. Sunday School is growing and invites participation. Evening service at 7 30 features a continued sermon from Revelations with Miss Laura Thompson as superintendent. Wednesday prayer and praise at 7 30.
Church of God Daisie M Bruckart leads Ghureh School at 10:00 a m Morning worship at 11:00 a m Young People meeting at 7:00 p m Evening service at 8:00 p m Sewing Circle Wednesday Prayer meeting Wednesday 8:00 p m Southeast Sheridan Church School at 2:30 p m Baptism postponed to Sunday September 6 administered by A L Davis of Ionia.
Rev Albert Dawe leads the Congregational Church service with a sermon on The Dignity of Labor and a special musical program by Miss Rose Mary Cornwell. Attendance urged as Labor Day theme links work to personal duty and divine teaching.
The article notes early seventeenth century masque origins in the East and Europe with head masques symbolizing various types. It also warns Mr. Farmer to prepare an exhibit for the Clare County Fair at Harrigan September 16 to 19. It advertises 100 wool suits from Howard W. Jones with new fabrics and pricing.
Summary of Acts 13 serves as Paul and Barnabas preach to Jews and Gentiles in Antioch Pisidia outlining salvation through Jesus Christ. It notes John Marks defection and later reconciliation, the sermon structure historical apologetical doctrinal and practical outcomes. The crowd's mixed response includes request to hear more and subsequent expulsion for some players.
A reflective line by Richard Whitwell about moving from darkness to light and from indifference to love through forgiveness.
A fragmentary verse speaks of divine dews and showers from the miduntain of pride falling on humble hearts to make them pleasant and fertile, invoking Lelajiton.
Michigan farmers enter the Ilva H. Butterfield memorial contest at the State Fair measuring yield per acre and grain value rather than seed quality. Wheat oats and barley divisions offer 22 awards each. Five acre minimum fields, entries open to all with county agents, closes August 31. Butterfield, a longtime state fair secretary, is honored in the contest.
The Log Office reports W B Burruss analysis shows the U S tourist industry outvalues lumber by six percent and surpasses oil meat packing shoe and clothing sectors by substantial margins. Michigan earns about eight percent of nationwide tourist revenue as autumn highs turn thoughts to winter sports in Grayling Oscoda and nearby areas.
A local notice notes another winter program likely to excite readers who love cold outdoor pursuits. A postal inquiry from Japan last week requested a tree guide booklet after seeing an advertisement.
Rockwell Smith of Van Nuys analyzes a Victorian to postwar pattern of business depressions lasting from eight to thirty months followed by longer, stronger booms. He notes the current downturn has persisted about twenty months and forecasts an eventual upsurge with notable intensity.
Market notes list hogs dressed at 10.00 dollars per unit and beef prices ranging from 7.00 to 10.00 dollars. Mutton price appears around 6.00 to 11.00 dollars with garbled OCR text.
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