Methodist Episcopal Church Services Announced
W W Hurd pastor. Next Sunday regular Sunday School at the usual hour. Daily services except Sunday, with times listed as 2 40 PM and 8 37 AM on some days.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
3
W W Hurd pastor. Next Sunday regular Sunday School at the usual hour. Daily services except Sunday, with times listed as 2 40 PM and 8 37 AM on some days.
L D S Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a m social services at 11:00 a m religious service at 7:00 p m Women s Department meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p m under Branch President R B McGuire.
Sunday School 10:00 morning worship 11:00 evening service 7:30 regular church services prayer meeting Tuesday 8:00. Nellie Rulapaugh very ill. Several visits and travels by locals to Clare Stanton Kalamazoo and Detroit. Dr Dennis Smith returns from global travels via Moscow and London.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during our bereavement. Grateful for flowers singers Rev Stratton for comfort and those who assisted. Alonzo Overton and Mrs Ernest Overton express appreciation.
A description notes air that resembles liquid, with a trace of blalng evident. The passage discusses the appearance of liquid in air and possible misconceptions about its visibility.
Rain could not dampen a big turnout for Farwell Labor Day with two planes, tug of war, and a Dover victory in a close 4 5 baseball score. Prizes went to multiple growers and crafters, including Lyman Frisby and Geo Tiedeman, as the agricultural show showcased hundreds of flower and fruit entries and a Mt. Pleasant orchestra provided late evening music.�
Eliza Gardner born September 8 1849 in Nailstone England died September 10 1928 at her home in Clare county Michigan She married Alonzo Overton in 1875 and moved to Clare county in 1881 After years of pioneer life she helped develop the area and remained a Congregational church member She is survived by her husband and son Funeral services were held September 12 in the M E church with burial in Surrey cemetery.
The list shows multiple 1st prizes across categories such as wild cherry extract canned beets canned cherries cut flowers gladiolus health poster best addressed envelope and bread. Recipients include Helen Tanner Edith Stinchcombe Ruth Stanley Gladys Stanley Mrs Thos McGuire and others with additional entries for embroidery lace alfalfa and farm produce displays.
The article notes hot sultry summer weather saps vitality in both old and young fowls. It emphasizes the need to keep young stock growing in good condition for early shows and profitable early winter laying as old fowls approach melting.
The best season for raising young guineas is the hotter part of the summer. As the guinea is a native of a warm country, the young cannot bear much cold or rain, and it takes careful work to grow young guineas during a cold season. The chicken hen makes a good foster mother. A hen can cover from 18 to 20 guineas. After the young guineas are hatched, they should be kept in a closed coop until they learn the mother's call.
A cryptic line suggests a riddle about birds and a city sighting. It mentions a hero Heron and Robin with a Turkey in the scene, implying a wordplay on birds and a fleeting urban moment.
The Sovereign of the Seas set a record with a 487 mile run in one day while traveling from New York to San Francisco, marking the fastest passage by a sailing vessel on any sea.
A cow and a horse discuss story listening in the pasture. Cows recount adventures from milking and wandering, a city man’s long walk for cows, and a motor ride to their master. They joke about being up to date and find humor in the farm's daily routines.
Mayor Numbers of Petunia asks how street holes will be paid for. Constable Slacks suggests repairs enable faster driving and fines will cover costs. The Kansas City Star notes the exchange between local officials.
A Boston Transcript humor piece notes the Noah story teaches us to provide for a rainy day. It frames the lesson as practical thrift and planning, using a casual dialogue about Sunday school and future readiness.
A mother calls to her three year old Anna as she plays unseen. The child runs into view and quietly answers that she is not doing anything. She adds that her mother does not want her to hit it.
Cartoon caption from Capper's Weekly features a student named Tommy arguing with his teacher about presidents recalled in his own age. The humor centers on tallied memory versus historical knowledge in a classroom setting.
A fragmentary verse line pairs animal imagery with pearls and a character named Pearl. The moonlight motif ties together the speaker’s curious question about a past encounter and a present scene. The text reads like a lyric, with tension between literal and figurative teeth and pearls.
Mr and Mrs BE Galkins with children visited the Sprague family Sunday. Henry Heintzelman and family spent Sunday in Houghton Lake. Oscar Kube weekend in Mancelona with parents, mother staying for care. Imre Dunkle and Salome Smith weekend together. Delos Dunkle and Austin stayed home. Paul Grito of Pontiac joined Margaret Dunkle Sunday. Mrs Wm Kube visits Detroit for weeks for medical aid. Smith home guests included Mrs Frank Belknap and daughters, and many Sprague Dunkle Marguerite. Virginia Legrow from Farwell dined with Wm Kube and Marguerite. Josh Miser of Dover visited C G W Sprague. Wm Kubb family and Sprague party traveled to Detroit September 7 for Waldemar Pietsch wedding, returning the next Sunday.
The Colonville Ladies Aid will meet Thursday September 27 at the home of Mrs Cecil Judway. All are invited. Local families including the Clutes from Pontiac and Clare visited relatives in Colonville and nearby towns. Jack Frost visited Monday night with little crop damage reported.
Brown Corners prepares for fair exhibits with Wilma’s pumpkin Glenn’s trail er and Adah’s cherries. Noted: school house freshly painted teacher Miss Bertha Babcock from Farwell. First quarterly conference set for September 29 30.
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