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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
5
Rev George Flanagan pastor leads services with Mass at 8 00 a m and 10 00 a m Morning worship followed by Rev A P McDonald sermon Bible school at 11 80 Interesting classes for all B Y P A service at 6 06 p m and no evening service at 7 00 p m
Rev. H. B. Johnson, pastor, leads a 10 15 a m worship with special music and sermon. Sunday School at 9 15 a m, Men’s class, Christian Endeavor at 8 p m, and a sacred concert at 7 p m featuring orchestra and chorus.
Church of God or Saints S Primley pastor holds Sunday School at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m Sunday evening service at 7 30 p m Wilson School House offers Sunday School at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30 Prayer meeting Friday evening at Geo Burch home three miles west on M 20 and 80 rods north.
The Lutheran church at 1002 McEwan lists services through April including English and German services. Events include Fifth Lenten service April 2 at 7 30 p m and Easter Sunday English service April 12 at 2 15 p m with Holy Communion available on Good Friday April 10. Confirmation school is April 4 at 1 p m.
J A Hanes pastor leads Sunday School at 10 00 am and class meeting at 11 00 am The Young People and children's meeting at 2 30 pm is led by Mrs William Garshaw A special invitation for those not yet past 100 years old Evening service Bible study at 7 00 pm Prayer meeting 7 30 pm Thursday at the church Gilmore F M Church offers 10 00 am Sunday School 11 00 am preaching Weidman F M Church holds 3 00 pm preaching All are welcome
The Church with a Welcome under Pastor Edward T. Smith invites all to Easter events including a 9 30 a m class meeting a sermon on The Living Water a baptismal service and member reception Easter Cantata at 7 00 p m and Sunday School at 11 15 with evangelistic services closing Sunday morning for baptism and membership. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 and a 2 30 p m Sunday time preaching urges making Sunday a day when Jesus will be nearer than ever.
A witty remark compares two Indian clubs by a speaker noting the first has little sense while the second is a regular dumbbell, reflecting a humorous exchange.
Michigan House passes Bryant Bill creating a normal school pending State Board site. Kirby bill ends state county road awards. name change for Michigan Agricultural College to Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science awaits House action. Senate approves sanatoriums for TB and simplified apple grades. hunting and fishing regulation powers to the Commissioner of Conservation.
A narrative of Peggy turning two, celebrated with family as in a cozy home. Grandmother’s play language, a birthday procession led by Peggy’s brother, and a cake with two candles highlight a warm family moment. A cloth cat and Gyp the dog join the birthday fun.
Readable fragment covers community notices from Farwell with daily schedules, visiting relatives, births, illnesses, travel to Detroit and Flint, and upcoming revival meetings led by Evangelist J. J. Pease at Farwell, starting April 14. Includes names like Mrs. Burnside, Mr. Graham, Meryl Davison, Oscar Winslow, and Miss Nash among others.
The Sunday School program at the Methodist Episcopal church will be held Sunday evening at 7 30. A front full church display depicts the Resurrection scenes and a lighted cross will close the program. Instrumental music hymns readings solos duets and recitations feature the lineup with participants including Arthur Davison Patrick Dowset Erma and Wilton Powell Walter Leonard Frances Green Marion Fuller Donald Roth and Miss Carter. You are cordially invited to attend.
Farwell and nearby communities welcome evangelist Rey Pease for a revival at 4:00 PM daily. Crowds will hear sans sound messages urging personal duty to God and neighbor and the inflow of new life into the old church. Special music accompanies the meetings as leaders urge attendance each night. Jer 32 27 quotes guide the hopeful effort.
We thank neighbors and friends for help during our sorrow at the death of our husband and father. Grateful for flowers, singing, music, and Rev. Lyon’s comforting words. Mrs. John A. Graham and family.
Fragmentary text references dishonesty and temptations to cheat. No clear events, people, or places are readable. The fragment hints at moral guidance and personal integrity without names or concrete facts.
Excerpted maxims advise choosing good company to cultivate virtue and prudence. The text notes that mixing with bad people harms judgment and warns that undertaking great affairs requires careful confidence and restraint.
Store location noted as Red Front Cash and Carry in Elden Building on McEwan Street just north of Kirkpatrick's Drug Store.
A vintage grocery ad lists varied items with per pound, per can, and per box prices. It markets quality products like prunes peaches lard tea oleo crackers salmon and canned fruits, ending with a slogan The Store of Quality Service and Price.
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