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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
8
Train times for South North Railroad and Pere Marquette listed with daily leaves to Midland and Reed City. Local items note social meetings, funerals, visits, travel plans, church events, and community updates across Clare and surrounding towns.
Michigan faces a hay shortage as demand surges for Ohio and Indiana use. G A Brown, Michigan State College, says surplus hay is sold, alfalfa bids reach thirty dollars a ton, and shipping costs plus weed risk threaten home supplies. Farmers urged to assess local surplus before buying.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness after the sudden death of our beloved husband and father. Grateful for floral offerings and those who furnished cars. Appreciation to Elder Pendleton for his comforting words.
A notice urges balancing all accounts overdue over 30 days by October 1, demanding satisfactory settlement. The message closes with a proverb about treating others as you wish to be treated.
Congregational Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with no preaching service. Catholic Church St. Cecelia's Mass at 10:00 a.m. led by Rev. Stanley Morrison, pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School at 1 30 at Odd Fellows hall. Sunday evening meeting at 7 30. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints services each Sunday at I O O F Hall. Sunday School at 10 00. Community service at 11 00. A cordial welcome awaits all.
Rev. C. Binhammer conducts German service at 9 45 a m and English service with communion at 10 45 a m Sunday School follows at 11 45 a m. Saturday 9 30 a m catechism instruction and confirmation class period announced.
The Church of God lists 11:00 am missionary service and 7:30 pm Sunday evening sermon with topic Does Esau Live today in American Life September 28. Wednesday prayer meeting led by Mrs Maud Feighner and an Aid Society gathering with a free pot luck supper at the parsonage Friday. Herrige Methodist Church notes one thirty service September 28 followed by Sunday School and sermon What is the Truth in the Samson Story.
Rev. A. P. MacDonald to deliver a sermon at 10:00 a.m. with the topic In His Gaze. Bible School led by Miss Laura Thompson at 11:15 a.m. All are welcome. Evening service at 6:30 p.m. with B. P. U. led by Miss Irene.
Miss Lowles leads at 7 30 preaching service on The Curiosity of a Great Man Squarely Met. Wednesday evening at 8 00 devotional also announced. An earnest invitation and hearty welcome extended to all services.
A list of ironic dairy farming failings advises against practical practices. It urges keeping a scrub bull and star boarder cows, avoiding records and balanced rations, fighting with peers, and skipping herd improvement associations. It mocks poor management habits and reliance on luck.
A benefit dance at the Mt Vernon Grange hall is planned for October 3. All Grange ladies are urged to bring a cake for the event.
Classified notice seeks dairy cows including freshen cows and springers to fill a car load for eastern markets. Contact Dr B F Consaul at 45-411 4H Broadway 4812 Mt Pleasant Michigan.
A weekly dance event takes place each Saturday night at Duncan's Hall. Attendance expected from local residents seeking social entertainment and live music.
Wate announces an O. E. Sibake bake sale to be held Saturday October 4. Proceeds support community activities.
The Dixie Villa gas station on U. S. 10 announces this week they are prepared to wash cars at affordable rates. Bring in your car and they will make it look like new.
A local ad from B A Samborn at 118 West Fourth Street promotes Prada merchandise and a buy or tell service with phone contact. The fragmentary notice emphasizes purchasing unused items and guiding shoppers toward desired goods.
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