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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
5
Classified notice listing two items for sale or trade. A Clare trailer in good condition available via Geo Snider near County line with phone 4612, and a Whippet Six in good condition offered by Mildred Fitzpatrick with phone 218.
Fragmentary digits list includes values like 45 92 8.26 44 33 and monetary marks from 10.00 to 22.00. No names, places, or events readable to define a proper news item. cannot determine context or entities.
We Westendorf announces cancellation of worship services for the next Lord's Day at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church. No makeup date provided.
Sabbath School starts every Saturday at 9:80 oclock at 205 East uth Street. Everyone welcome to attend.
Rev. H B Johnson will lead a 10 15 a m worship service with sermon by the pastor. Sunday School at 11 15 a m, E R Zemmer Superintendent.
The pastor Rev A P MacDonald conducts morning worship at ten o’clock. Sunday School starts at 11 16 a m led by Supt Miss Laura Thompson. Classes for all ages are described as splendid. Evening services follow at 7 30 p m.
The notice lists St. Cecilia's Parish with Pastor Rev. Stanley Morrison and service times including 8:00 on September 8 and 11:00 on July 28 and August 11 15 25 and September 8. It reads as a church schedule or circular.
At Sixth and Maple Street the church led by Pastor Laura M McCrea invites all. Sunday services include preaching at noon and a Young People’s meeting at 6 20 PM with Sunday evening at 7 36 PM. Wednesday prayer at 7 PM.
The September 8 session at the new First Methodist church in Kalamazoo features a sermon on Why is Jesus the Final Judge of All the Earth and an evening talk Dogs and Lions. Rev. Stanley Coors builds and pastors the church and aids the Ladies Aid Society. Services begin at ten sharp with prompts guiding the coné as prompts as possible.
On the Cornwell farm oats sought with payment at market price. Also a young man with at least an eighth grade education is needed to learn the printer trade. must be steady. Inquire at Sentinel office.
J. T. Brown and Co. announces a full line of Nitro-Express Super-X shotgun shells at Indian Gas Station. Prices right. 46tt.
Beekeeping experts at Michigan State College claim bees exhibit criminal behavior by robbing weak, undefended hives. The notice urges apiarists to seal entrances to protect stores and speed handling. A series of meetings led by R. H. Kelly in early September lists dates in Addison, Northport, Cheboygan, and Rudyard with speakers from Ohio and Michigan.
Miss Velma Coyne resumes teaching duties in Sag inaw after vacation with her parents and relatives. Beaverton and Lansing visitors, Graf Zeppelin postcards reach Wilfred Betts, as Elia Lowery heads back to Montgomery to teach again.
West Freeman George Marble of Pontiac visited the oil well Tuesday. Detroit guests joined Labor Day gatherings with M. W. Finch family and others at Lost Lake Club House. Families from Detroit Mason Flint Evart and Farwell attended events and brought a radio as gifts.
Community members attended the Fairwell Labor Day homecoming and Auld Lang Syne party. Residents traveled from Mt. Morris Beaverton and Lansing for family visits reunions and gatherings.
Detroit and South Bend visitors arrived at the Rollin Shull home for a weekend, with local families hosting events and a Young People's Council gathering. The Ladies Union elected officers and welcomed Mrs. Coe Robinett as a new member while planning the next meeting at Mrs. B. Wood’s. Elsie Shull began a new teaching year in Gaylord, and the Myers school opened with Mrs. Barber as teacher. The community noted illness of Mr. Riggins and that Wyle Richardson will lead the next Young People’s Council session.
The West Grant school began Tuesday morning with Miss Conners of Mt. Pleasant as the teacher. Weekend visitors included August Giphardt Susan Schultz and friends from Saginaw and George Wentworth with his lady from Flint. Clarence Gresamin died Friday night prompting family sympathy. J Witter Earl and John McPhail of Clare visited Albert McPhail and family.
Ant spent a few days last week with Mrs. Avery Barber. Weekend visitors at Orin Reynolds were Mr. and Mrs. Grover Reynolds and Chas. Austin of Flint. Tildon Hartgrove of Mt. Pleasant, George Dunn and sons of Gladwin were Labor Day callers.
A crowded Colonville wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips. Visitors include Clyde Kistler of Pontiac, Francis Thomas and grandparents M D Clute, Edith Allen of Pontiac, Broskey family, Helen Brogkey, the Merrill family from Flint, Hampton family from Mt Pleasant, and Hazel Bodkins starting school at Mann Siding. Local teachers Blanché Strouse and Sunday preaching services announced.
A fragment notes that learning by watching friends with money reveals shortcut paths to wealth. It hints that those with money show the quickest routes, while cautions about the source’s perspective on financial shortcuts.
A fragment from the Detroit News mentions evaluating chemical knowledge and authorities to project the next decade. It suggests a cautious outlook on scientific progress and governance.
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