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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1929

Page

3

Farwell Methodist Church Notices and Local Socials

Community updates from Farwell Methodist Church include Sunday School on the church lawn with rain plan in the library building. Local relatives and guests from Alma Jackson St Johns Ypsilanti Mason Toledo and Gilmore visit and attend Labor Day gatherings at Pa and Ma Trumble’s Corner Service Station.

T. Wood Naw Castle Snd Mires Arthur Wood Alma Loon Hake Gibson and Son Jackson F. Shultz Ghas, Bickford Mason Morgan ‘Talscott Toledo Leonard Norman John’. Moore Jackie Kint John Laverty Gilmore Laverty Wm. Murphy Zeta Rose Gene Hawley Eilis Hughes Harrison Grannie McGann Madison Wis Miles Darling Garrie Perverse Clare Nate Trumble Herbert Shirley

Church Service and Social Schedule Notice

R B McGuire Branch President announces Sunday School at 10 00 a m Social Service at 14 00 a m and Evening Service with a $200 po ml Women s Department meets every other Thursday at 2 00 p m Everyone is welcome Bilder J W Peterson of Independence Mo and Bilder Bevai of Iowa will assist with services next Sunday

R.B. McGuire Women's Dept Bilder J. W. Peterson Independence Bilder Bevai Iowa

Church of God notices and social gossip rounds

Community notes from Mary Church list services at 16:30 a m 11:30 a m and 8 00 p m with Tuesday prayer meetings plus a long row of visits travel and family news. Local people including Richmond Mull Stinchcomb Odell Fuller and Eisenhauer are noted visiting relatives and attending events from Flint Bay City and Bay City to Mt Pleasant and Lansing. Farwell beat Lake 23 to 0 in a Sunday ball game and local families plan trips and hospital visits in the region.

Church OF God Mary E. House Yoe Sparta N Heart Alfred Richmond Mr. Pleasant Jay Bellinger Flint Clyde Masten Deitrick Lansing Bert McGuire Jennie Richmond Detroit Dorothy Odell and Baby Geo. Irwin L. E. Holmes Mt. Pleasant Richard Whitaker W. Ron Fuller W. D. Stratton Grand Rapids Fred Snider Monroe Bruce Pelech Donald Prank Marshall Portiac Jack Miller John Henry Muskegon Palme Dolph Wm. Burston Fiint Burston Hurley Lake Farwell Paul Wisenhauer Joe Hisenhauer Gordon Childs Francis Thomas Harrison James McKeever Pontiac Hig Salsavage Wesley . Weaver Frank-Gilman C. Bilocent Lake Gilman J Scott Horn Mira Satax Ajay Bell Brooks

Church Being Redecorated at Farwell Methodist

Farwell Methodist church undergoes overhaul and refinishing with Clare contractors handling walls and ceiling. Plans include replastering walls where needed and refinishing woodwork with varnish. Public support requested. Sunday School to be held on the lawn next Sunday and preaching next in the Library if rain.

Farwell Methodist Church Farwell Methodist Clare

Prizes Offered for Best Nut Trees by Michigan State College

The horticultural department invites entries of 25 nuts from each species with tree-location directions. Prizes of 25 and 10 dollars await first and second in each class, with a special prize for Smith Hughes high school pupils. Entries due by November 8. The program aims to select trees for grafting stock and to promote profitable nut crops in Michigan.

Horticultural Department of Michigan State College Horticultural Department Department of Horticulture Smith-Hughes High School Michigan

Risky Night Driving Fueled by Moonlit Mischief Warning

In a fragmentary note the writer warns that reckless youth culture risks dangerous behavior behind the wheel. The text cites alcohol and gasoline as hazards and emphasizes prudence amid congested traffic and hazy moonlit conditions.

County Fair Notes Emphasize Quality Exhibits and Presentation

County agricultural guidance urges better exhibits at the county fair. Tips cover washing and cleaning produce, uniform samples, grain preparation, and livestock trimming to improve presentation and reflect community interest.

All-American Fur Farm Advertises Paid Cow Carcass Buy

Notice to the public offers to pay 4.00 per cow head or 8.00 delivered to All-American Fur Farm in Leota Michigan. Send a postal card with your address. farm will pick up, no dead stock accepted. Advertisement 4526.

Leota Mich Lebdta

Gas Smuggling Raises New Border Control Issue

Lincoln Neb. officials warn Nebraska will face a border policing problem as gasoline smuggling from Kansas and Iowa grows after Nebraska raises its tax to four cents. Dr. J W Bass, collector, says smugglers profit by crossing state lines, with reports of cross-river and cross-border shipments. Authorities anticipate patrols to guard the borders to curb the activity.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Kansas Missouri River Towa J. W. Bass Doctor Bass Iowa South Dakota Wyoming Colorado

End of Season Duck Regulations Explained by Warden Pettit

Summer wanes as game laws tighten. Warden Pettit explains 1927 rules: blinds must be within 100 feet of shore or emergent vegetation, with clear classifications of emergent and non emergent growth, anchored blinds allowed in open waters with commission approval, and limits on blinds beyond 100 feet from defined vegetation.

Pettit Warden Pettit

Federal officials discuss county trout hatchery plan

Federal and county officials met to push a Northville style trout hatchery in Michigan. The plan would fund a federal hatchery with capacity for at least one million trout yearly, financed by a $25 000 appropriation. Congressman Woodruff and Mr Leach outlined steps to secure authority and land rights.

Board of Supervisors Federal Bureau Leach Bueran of Fisheries Michigan Northville Congressman Woodruff Mr. Leach Congress Woodrufft Woodruff Bureau of Fisheries of the United States

Fall Flannel Shirts Arrive in New Stock

We’ve unpacked new fall flannels in roomy full cut shirts to keep you warm and wear well. Available in plain shades of red green tan navy gray and brown. All wool five dollars. Part wool three to four dollars. Heavy fleeced cotton one dollar and up.

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