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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
2
The notice lists annual mailing rates for Michigan and Canada, single copies price and Friday issue schedule. It mentions display ad rates on request, and various charges for personal notices, poetry, and printing services. It also invites probate notices and notes association memberships.
A church notice lists Congregational Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with no preaching service and St. Cecelia's Catholic Church led by Rev. Stanley Morrison offering Mass at 10:00 a.m.
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School convenes at 1 30 PM in Odd Fellows hall. A meeting is planned for Sunday evening at 7 30 PM.
The pulpit will be supplied next Sunday morning by Sullivan C. Robinson. He will preach on Christ in America in 1930 at the Methodist Episcopal Church W. W. Hurd, pastor.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds services every Sunday at the I. Co, oO. F. Hall. Sunday School starts at 10:00 and community service follows at 11:00. A cordial welcome awaits all.
Rev Binhammer leads the German service at 9 45 with English service at 10 45 and communion. Sunday School follows at 11 45 with Saturday morning 9 30 catechism and confirmation class.
The Church of God invites the public to 11:00 a m Sunday worship and 7:30 p m Sunday evening services. If you missed last Sunday you missed a good service. Davis of Peebles Ohio begins meetings Sunday September 14 through September 21 with invitations to all.
Pastor Rev A P MacDonald welcomes worship at 10:00 a m on Sunday with sermon. Bible School at 11:15 led by Miss Laura Thomipson. B Y P A at 6:30 p m with Mrs H Lowles and Miss Irene Brief presiding. 1:30 praise and preaching. Wednesday meditation and fellowship at 8:60. B P U on Friday at 8:00. Special music expected each Sunday evening.
Central State Teachers College prepares for a formal dedication of a new $50,000 athletic plant on October 4 with Michigan junior varsity as the football opponent. Work includes 2500-seat stands, a 7 foot fence, a 12,000 dollar dressing building, and a gas-pressurized mini field house bearing a sign on U.S. 27.
A local notice advertises Super X nitro express shot shells for sale at J T Brown & Co Service Station. The patchy fragment notes 46tf as part of the listing.
Reports from the United Brethren church note age services on Sunday morning and evening at 11520 and 8130 with a growing enrollment. Several local families and visitors travel between Chicago Cleveland and Ohio for events and reunions. Baptismal services occurred at Budd Lake with long-standing memories and plans for future visits.
Rural column notes visits and travel from LeRoy Mint and Norman Oklahoma to Delhi Port Round with family ties. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Marian Swanson visiting with Chas and Mrs Durnin, Miss Helen Slentz heading to University of Norman, Dick Brooks becoming a grandfather, and Mussell family trips including three weeks in the southern state and Canada.
Mr and Mrs V S Finch and family spent Monday evening in Farwell. Roy Cook of Lake covered mail duties during Cliff Powlison's two week vacation. Families from North Star and West Freeman visited Sears and Clare area neighbors. Local church talks and school events filled a weekend of visits and social calls across Windover Lake communities.
An advertisement claims MEBA cures sour stomach heartburn belching and abdominal pain caused by hyper acidity. It touts fast relief within 10 minutes using a tea tincture with scientific ingredients. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick, Druggist.
Unofficial returns from Clare County disclose results of the September 9 1930 primary election. Details show candidate tallies and contest outcomes across all party ballots with local precinct totals and county-wide totals. The report notes preliminary figures subject to certification by county officials.
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