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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
4
A short notice notes no report on total golf balls used or imported in the United States. It estimates that not more than one sixth of balls in use are imported and mentions Premier Side auto owns fringed items at $1.45 per pair from Kirkpatrick's drug store.
Long Farwell Methodist Church weekly notes list Labor Day visits by residents and friends from Flint Saginaw Detroit Royal Oak and Clare with many weekend gatherings at local homes. Mentions upcoming conference year end service at First church Kalamazoo and an official board meeting.
L D S Church expects Elder J W Peterson from Independence Missouri and Elder Bevan from Iowa to assist with services next Sunday. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Social Service at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. Women's Dept. meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Mary E House pastor schedule includes Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m and evening service at 2 00 p m prayer meeting Tuesdays Labor day events noted with Farwell and local residents visiting relatives from Lansing Flint Saginaw Detroit Harrison and Jackson plus community guests at various homes during the weekend
The Auld Lang Syne group held its annual party and homecoming at the school house on Saturday evening. L D S Aid Society members served a fine supper, and community singing followed between courses. Local residents and groups attended a program of poems, recitations, songs, and toasts led by Mrs. Madge Lamb and Minister John Henry.
Edwin Peterson announces weekly piano lessons at W. CG Fuller's Farwell home every Wednesday. Rate is 7.5 cents per lesson.
The Schofield family expresses gratitude to friends for support during their sorrow. Special thanks to Rev Holmes for comforting words the male quartet for songs and for the flowers.
The L D S I Women's Department extends gratitude to all who aided in serving the Auld Lang Syne supper on Saturday August 31.
A reflective note suggests real contentment grows when we think a little less of ourselves and a little more of others. It urges simple acts of kindness and consideration to support those around us.
A fragment describes a wedding custom where the groom enters the home backward holding a Wigeer, followed by the bride who touches the blade with her fingertip, in a ritual passage.
James Schofield born in Pennsylvania on April 2 1853 died August 36 1929 at age 76 years four months and twenty eight days after years of illness. He lived in Gilmore township then Farwell and finally near his home with his wife Mary Rulapaugh. Survived by four daughters Mrs T W Mayhew of California Mrs BE J Hutchins of Detroit Mrs Wm Wiggins of Flint Mrs Hugh Riley of Weidman and three sons Homer Farwell Ray Detroit Carl Lansing plus a brother Miles Farwell and twenty three grandchildren. Funeral at Rev Holmes home Sunday at two o clock with interment in Gilmore Cemetery.
Michigan officials compare state timber protections to Europe, citing strict laws against renewals and fires. They note inspectors must approve wild plant and tree transport, and recount harsh historical penalties for forest offenses under Emperor Frederick II. Hunters may pursue partridge and prairie chickens October 16–20 across peninsular Michigan as partridge reports vary by region.
The director of Conservation explains that backwaters created by dam blockages on the AuSable and Manistee rivers will remain open to fishing for species other than trout after September 1. Bag limits for ducks and other birds, and the late season rules, are outlined to govern take.
The line laments losing the love of beauty and youth as the charm of life fades away, urging contemplation on what sustains meaning beyond aesthetics.
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