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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1942
Page
2
Despite wartime conditions Easter services drew large crowds and gratitude for religious freedom. The column lists numerous residents visiting, dinners, and social visits from Clare to Midland, plus health updates and upcoming Red Cross work at the Bryan Miller home.
Leslie Brown aids Mr. Jourdain for weeks. Frank Grant’s sister visits. Fortlander called to ill father. Archie and Mrs. Jourdain welcome a baby daughter. Junior Parsell visits from Indiana. Clair Schaaf and family weekend with Eugene Jourdain. Nile Bellows visit Frank Lamphere’s family. Mrs. Lawrence Dalton in Clare hospital for operation. A J Leosh and daughter Shir ley weekend in Lansing. Rev Leosh returns from visit to Frank. Lila Merkle ill but better. Leo Raven Arnold Loucks travel from Detroit to fetch Mrs. Loucks and children.
A sequence of visits and family gatherings across Dover and nearby towns notes Sam Ordway visiting his aunts in town, several trips to Chicago and Detroit, Easter vacationing families including the Houghton and Allen households, fishing trips with the Bauers and Walters, and multiple relatives visiting parents, grandparents, and siblings with dinners and weekend outings.
Twenty six relatives and friends gathered at the new home of Biting and Hisse Saul. Guests included Mr and Mrs Krank Saul Mrs Myrtie Hoover Mr and Mrs Seliger and children Gertrude and Vincent Greenwood Mr and Mrs Dan Hoover Lansing Miss Mary Saul Dewitt Ray Hoover Sr Ray Hoover Jr and children Dewaine Bennie Donnie and Phylis Mr and Mrs Arthur Saul and two daughters Gladys and Lois Dover. A well filled basket dinner followed. They departed after a joyful Easter observance.
Easter Sunday services at Loomis Gospel Mission drew a large crowd and prompted calls for greater local participation. The piece lists numerous residents visiting relatives and attending church events across Loomis and nearby towns, including Honored names like Mrs. Bert Bergey, Mrs. Ford Seymour, and Rev. Wesley Teale, with multiple gatherings and visits noted.
A late 19th to early 20th century nude cult movement spreads through German cities with Berlin hosting around 20 groups. The article notes widespread adoption and regional presence in major urban centers.
A Save-a-Life League operates in New York City focusing on preventing self harm through outreach and education aimed at reducing suicides and improving mental health awareness in the community.
An April 12 lesson outlines subjects and scripture texts chosen with the approval of the International Council of Religious Education. The notice notes usage rights and permissions for congregational study.
A devotional piece recalls Jesus appointing at least seventy followers to evangelize in pairs. It stresses prayer, fellowship, and reliance on Christ for provision, with emphasis on humility and spiritual insight as keys to successful ministry.
A large Sunday sunrise service drew a strong turnout with praise for the young musicians. Attendees included Rev. Wesley Teale and Rev. Kleinhardt, plus visitors from Bozman Mont and several local towns. Sunday School at 10:80 and preaching at 11:80 a m followed, with elections Monday noted.
Rev. AL EB. Gregory warns that the church is striving too hard with social programs. He urges believers to "put on the whole armor of God," noting that preparation takes time and omitting any part is risky for faith.
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