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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
2
Classified note lists annual rates for mail to Michigan and Canada, single copies five cents, probate notices to publish with judge Dorsey asked to have The Sentinel print them, liner and reading notices charged per line, fillers five cents per line, heading ten cents extra.
The notice invites a broad congregation at the Mann Siding schoolhouse with services each Sunday evening at 00 o clock, morning preaching at 11 30, evangelistic service at 7 45, Sunday School at 10 30, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00. Pastor Chas Kleinhardt and Ralph Patton of St. Louis are mentioned, along with a call for visitors and a statement of pure word teaching by spirit filled teachers.
An appeal to parents for cooperation in Sunday school character building and prompts for regular attendance. 11:00 worship and sermon invite all to join in the church work and worship. Regular quarterly Communion service will be held Sunday morning with a cordial invitation to members and friends.
A flood of visits and house guests fills weekend schedules across communities. George Allen and Wallace Suit of Detroit spent time with parents Mr and Mrs BSA Jen and Mr and Mrs Watson among others. Garson of Lansing called on Elmer Clute. Haist of Hersey visited Harrison. The piece lists numerous relatives and friends visiting lakeside cottages, churches, and towns including Jackson, Pontiac, Breckenridge, Gladwin, Saginaw, Cedar Springs, East Grant, and Fremont.
Mrs A W Johnstone hosted D A R members from Mt Pleasant Midland and Cadillac chapters on Monday afternoon. A three course lunch was served by Congregational Auxiliary followed by a talk on the Philippine Islands by John Brown and music by Professor and Mrs Bush. Fifty guests enjoyed the luncheon and program at the Johnstone cottage by the lake.
The Ladies of the Congrégational Auxiliary met September 20 at Mrs. Charles Amble home. Sixteen regulars and three guests attended, led by President Mrs. H. Gardiner. Lunch fair proceeds of 62.81 will finish kitchen and dining room papering after recent remodeling in the basement parlors. A Christmas Bazaar was voted and a chicken dinner planned for December.
A note explores how credit belief and trust move markets beyond tangible assets. It discusses economic psychology, investor sentiment, and the unseen forces shaping financial flows in modern markets.
Resort note mentions Somerville of Lake calling in Saturday and various visits to Clare, Windover Lake, and Windover area homes. Families from Pontiac, Flint, Farwell, East Lansing, and Saginaw frequent Burns and Beard homes. several social events include a birthday party at Freeman town hall with dancing.
A long list of visits and movements fills the Lake George area notes. A Roe family and friends fished on Lincoln and Bray lakes while Mrs Beardsly and Lloyd Moody closed the cottage for the season and prepared for Florida. Oil activity resurges with leasing around town and the McClanahan well staked near section eighteen. Neighborhood travel includes Don Luce taking his mother and sister Roe to Mt. Pleasant, while many families spend Sundays at cottages or on trips to Clare, Harrison, and Mt. Pleasant.
Mr and Mrs Bert Scott and granddaughter Faith Ellen visited in Mt Pleasant while others, including Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott, Irwin, and Mrs Hart Snider, stayed in Vernon. The column lists visits, meals, and a quiet wedding at Reed City for Florence Girron and William Duncan with a Lake home reception and neighborhood charivari.
A hand wrought iron plow point over a century old was donated to the Museum of Old Farm Implements at the New Jersey College of Agriculture. The relic recalls early Jersey farmers avoidance of iron plows for fear of poisoning the soil.
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