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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
4
Central Michigan notes list rail timetable references for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette lines plus local visits and gatherings. Readers learn about absences and returns of residents from Vernon Mt. Pleasant and Sarnia Ont. events include church conferences, a chicken supper, scouts club initiations, and a Legion picnic at Otter Lake.
Bus schedule lists daily and Sunday departures for Midland Reed City and Clare with arrival times. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs William Morrison of Saginaw, and families from Mr Pleasant Detroit Ann Arbor and Farwell. Clare social guests welcomed Mrs Belle Green and others with several Sunday gatherings at the Hutchinson and Mack households.
The Guild dinner at Twin Elms last Thursday hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Bowler concluded as a successful and enjoyable event. Miss Louisa Rogers won a prize of golf balls and several chairmen were named for forthcoming events including the District Sunday School convention and a Fair exhibit.
About $1,100,000 has been returned to Michigan counties since the malt tax law took effect. The state pays $1 per day per patient in 64 county sanatoria, with $40,603 for tubercular patients at the University of Michigan hospital. After July 1, 1982 funds are set to provide $400,000 for a northern Lower Peninsula tuberculosis sanatorium, and $148,608 was added to the sanatorium building fund in July and August.
By November 1 1932 about 250000 motorists must get new licenses under the 1931 law. Authorities note 436000 licenses were issued in 1928 1929 but many have already updated. Applications should be made to the local police or sheriff. 15 cents of the 1 dollar fee returns to the locality, the rest to the Department of Public Safety after admin costs.
Home Economics specialists urge family participation in table talk and share practical cleaning methods. They describe making dustless cloths from old knitwear soaked in kerosene for a day and caution that rinsing water quality matters for cleanliness. They offer iron cleaning with washing soda and advise against aluminum use, plus brass and copper cleaning with plum stone and oil.
Rev. Stanley Morrison hosts Mass at 8:00 A M at Cecilia’s Catholic Church. Vernon community Sunday School meets at Mt. Vernon Grange hall Sundays at 10:30 A M. Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove Home at 205 E 7th St holds Sabbath School at 1:30 P M, visitors welcome.
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran led by Pastor C Binhammer hosts an annual mission festival. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday School at the I.C. GO. F. hall with preaching at 8:00 PM by Elder Burt of Beaverton.
Gilmore Church of Christ Glen HaJl holds Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. Thursday Bible study 8:00 p.m. Brown Corners U B Church led by Pastor Benjamin R. Davis offers Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Service 7:45 p.m. Topic What is Wrong With the Church Prayer meeting Thursday 8:00 p.m. Prayer described as the culminative life of friendship with God.
The Church of God at 6th and Maple lists Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. worship at 11:00 a. m. Young Peoples service at 7:00 p. m. preaching at 8:00 p. m. Wednesday prayer service at 7:30 p. m. A cottage prayer meeting will be at Mrs Iva Richmonds home 218 South McEwan Street Friday at 8:00 p. m.
Morning service at 10 00 o clock with the sermon The Greatest Power the World has Ever Known. Sunday School at 11 15 led by Laura Thompson superintendent. Prayer service each Wednesday evening and an evening service with a chart talk on The Great Tribulation featuring The Four Horsemen and Armageddon with 200 million engaged. The Bible gives history in advance.
Rev Albert Dawe leads Sunday at 10 15 am with the sermon Christianity and culture and 11 30 am Sunday School. Special music by the choir. Newcomers are invited to worship. The talk cites Sabatier on culture and Christian faith with a fuller discussion planned next Sunday.
Pastor Rev J E Lockyer is reappointed for another year and invites full attendance at 10 15 Sunday service. Fall sermons will emphasize social Christianity as church activities resume with Epworth League and Ladies Aid meetings and officers to be installed. Herrick rural church praised for its judicial report and church cooperation.
The fragment notes a church service at 9:00 a m with church school to follow, urging courage for a better year. It provides no names, places, organizations, or dates beyond generic church activity.
Michigan State College entomology and the State Department of Agriculture report steps reducing potato tuber moth risk. A Bay City sample showed larvae in potatoes from Virginia, leading to quarantine and destruction of thousands of bushels in Detroit.
A succinct Clare Sentinel classified liner appears in the latest edition. It highlights local items for sale services and notices with concise contact details and pricing where available.
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