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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1944
Page
11
Local notices include mail train schedules for Farwell with times for south and north trains and Marquette and Lodge meetings every second and fourth Thursday. Church notices list Church of God services and Latter Day Saints Sunday School and socials, plus community visit mentions and weekend guest summaries.
Minister Rev Chas B Hahn announces Church School at 10 45 and Public Worship at noon. Sermon titled The Dependable Goodness of God invites public attendance.
Friday September 8: Alice L See- Jey event. Monday September 11: Fireman's meeting. Tuesday September 12: Woman's Club at Mrs Flora Powell's. Wednesday September 13: L0.C.F. and Rebekah Lodges. Thursday September 14: W.S.C55 with Mrs Don Luce at 8 00 EWT.
Local church boards from Clare and Farwell held a joint meeting at Farwell Methodist Church on Tuesday evening September 5. Afterward the Farwell ladies served refreshments as visiting relatives and friends arrived for Labor Day weekend.
The Central Michigan League season closes with Farwell defeating Coleman Labor Day. Rawson earned the win over Miller as Farwell posted 10 runs on 12 hits to Coleman’s 3 on 4 hits. Box scores show steady team play and nine wins in the nine and last six. The piece notes Babe can slide and urges the All-Star game attendance.
A Clare Sentinel classified notice promotes its want ads as the fastest way to reach local buyers and sellers. It emphasizes rapid responses and broad audience reach for community needs.
Baldwin residents Edw Haskins Himer Tamber and Thane Tanner paid 25.00 fines and 6.85 costs each after guilty pleas to carrying loaded guns in a car, as reported by Conservation Officer Wayne Tennant. John Faith of Saginaw paid 1.00 and 3.35 costs for having no operators license. John Shaftie of Dearborn paid 2.00 and 3.36 costs for excessive speed 55 mph per State Police.
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