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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1940
Page
2
Rev. Stanley Morrison, pastor, presides at Mass at St. Cecilia's Church. The service begins at 8:30 a.m. with the parish inviting congregants to attend.
The Seventh Day Adventist church in Easter is held at 1:30 p.m with Rev E Town as pastor inviting all. Brown Corners U and Church lists Sunday School at 10:30 and preaching at 8:30 p.m. Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints at Loomis offers Sunday School at 10:45 a.m and preaching at 8:00 p.m. every Sunday.
Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt conducts Seong worship at 10 30 Sunday School at 11 00 Gospel service at 8 00 pm Everybody welcome St John’s Ev Lutheran Rev. C Binhammer pastor German service 9 45 English service 10 45 Sunday School 10 45 in church basement
Sunday school sessions held every Sunday at 10 30 with Harry Moyer serving as Superintendent.
Rev. J. W. Teale, pastor, invites all to Sunday school at 10 36 and Sunday evening service at 7 30. Weekly prayer meeting is held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock and everyone is welcome to attend these services.
The Reorganized Church presents Floyd G. Smith as pastor at Zion’s Church. Preaching is set for the second and fourth Sundays monthly with a 7:00 p.m. league gathering and an 8:00 p.m. preaching service.
Rev Albert Dawe leads 10 15 worship with a German lecture Vandalism or Faith. Special music by the Lettor and Junior choirs. 9 30 Church School supervised by Mrs Frank Hochstetter. Visitors receive a cordial welcome at all services in the city and community.
Rev W Wyrick leads Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Alfred Cowles as superintendent. Classes for all ages and competent teachers. Preaching after Sunday School. Bible Study Thursday evening led by Mrs Wyrick. Everyone welcome. bring your Bible.
The notice invites attenders to the Missionary Home Hour on the first and third Wednesday of each month. It proclaims Jesus is coming soon and asks readers if they are ready to meet Him.
James A. Rogers leads 10:00 a.m. worship with choir music under Mrs. Empey. 11:15 a.m. church school directed by Mrs. Earl Sternaman. Epworth League Bible study at 6:00 p.m. Eugene Maxwell leads discussion on The Church and Mission. Herrick Ladies sell food Saturday at Vandewarker’s Grocery from 11:00 a.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsals Wednesday. Church invites all.
The subject for Sunday’s Lesson-Sermon is Doctrine of Atonement with Golden Text from Matthew 20 28 and correlative citations from Matthew 6 16. Readings include passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and emphasize unity of God and man in life-practice and universal will.
Sunday School times and weekly services listed for Eagle Church of God Elm Grove and Colonville. Includes preaching times Sunday and alternating Sundays plus midweek prayer and Christian Endeavor meetings.
Pastor H. L. Groveland of West Sixth and Maple Sts asks parishioners to attend worship and warns they will be held responsible for neglecting duties as a new season opens with many opportunities to serve.
The church outlines a morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon on When shall we look for the Millennium, a 7:30 p.m. Young People hour with singing, an 8:00 p.m. evangelistic service featuring A one eyed man, and a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Praise gathering. All welcome to attend.
A. D. Telder pastor preaches Life's Most Embarrassing Moment at 10:00 am with Sunday School at 11:15 and Young People's Service at 6:30. evening sermon The Man of Destiny at 7:30 explores a prophetic national turmoil and a future world leader. Dover Tabernacle hosts Sunday School at 10:15 and Gospel Service at 11:30.
Mr and Mrs Paul Mercer of Pinconning visit in law and practice. Wm Bowler and granddaughter Louisa Jean of Clare stop at Bates home. Vacant houses in neighborhood fill as spring arrives. Willard Rulapaugh and Willison occupy new homes. Leeth and Carncross families visit Hutchinson at Currie farm. Tryon visit with Rurigan and Bates in Pon ting. Robinette family of West Grant visit Leeth. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Rillet dies. community extends sympathy.
Brown Corners residents share weekend visits in Lansing Saginaw Ashley and Coloma travel to family homes. Bates Bates Verne Helen return to Central State as Sweeney family visits Hardwood home. W M A plans church meeting and thanks extend to helpers for a church program.
Members invited to monthly church meeting to hear reports. After the session, volunteers will perform cleanup of the church and its grounds. Plans are underway to landscape the church yard in the near future.
The P T A meeting at the school house drew strong attendance and praise for the entertainment committee led by Rev Town Blair Coulter and Albert Shaver. Local talent plus guests James Mead David Harper Ralph Carpenter Clarabelle Harper William Abbott from Harrison and Mr Tice from Clare performed. Committees for the next meeting include Entertainment LaVerne Bates Marguerite Lower Blanche Strouse Eunice Coulter Refreshments Beulah Armentrout Alice Bates Louise Magnus.
Local social notes list visitors and callers across the Myers and nearby households. Individuals named include Jack Woods, Jean Woods, George Winn, Mrs. Jim Winn, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cotton, Jake P. Myers, Irene Myers, Harrison residents, F. M. Myers, Phil Geeck, Gus Marotzke and son J G, Elizabeth Town, Stanley Schunk, John Hartman, Mary Perkins, George Perkins, Hildebrandt, Aiken of Clare, and George J. Perkins. Entries place visits in Beaverton Harrison Detroit Saginaw and Detroit area events across Friday through Tuesday last week.
Mrs Henry Sharp and mother Mrs Worden visited Mrs Clarabell Mac Donald Thursday. Several couples and guests from Coleman Mt Pleasant Loomis Shepherd and Bay City spent evenings with local families. The Cord players met with Joe Strief Friday night for a pepper table. Strief and John Smith won first prize.
Mrs Harold ile reports seven members and three visitors out to talk on April 10. Bobby Sharp stayed several days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Sharp. Mrs Bill Allen and daughter were dinner guests of her mother and father Mr and Mrs Brier Raymond of Coleman. Mr and Mrs Harold Kile and girls visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Dan Feller of Delwin.
London reports scores of War Office staff moved into a notorious old prison after the war began. Regular inmates were evacuated, and their cells are now used as offices by officers. The cells, already heated, are in high demand for the modern equipment.
Inventors in Cleveland Ohio unveiled a germicidal lamp designed to kill bacteria prevent disease spread and aid in meat preservation. The device targets surfaces and air to reduce contamination in processing and storage areas.
The Boulder dam project is estimated to cost about 70 million dollars, reflecting the scale and financial commitment of the infrastructure effort.
In Menton Michigan the village authorizes police officer William Davis to drive the village fire truck to pursue speeding motorists due to the absence of a dedicated motorcycle for the officer.
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