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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
4
Train schedules list Central Stand routes and times with 9 45 arrival 9 47 12 45 and 7 42 departures. A Saturday and Monday bus from Hotel Doherty at 8 20 to Saginaw is noted. Numerous town notices report visits births and local gatherings among families in Detroit Flint Saginaw and nearby communities.
A 1933 Douglas Malloch poem urges taking initiative at home and not deferring tasks to others. It stresses that thinking precedes the deed and that promises without action delay progress, urging individuals to act to get things done.
A lively note touts crochet skills with a white cotton trio hat gloves and sweater. It promises easy care and ready wear through fast, tight stitches yielding a practical garment ensemble.
The Baptist church Bible School ends Friday evening with a program of review arranged by Mrs Jeanette and Helen Carlberg at 8 00 p m The public is invited to attend and see the ten day Bible study results in Christian faith foundations Enrollment nears one hundred with scholars who completed memory work to be examined for prizes
The marriage of Miss Bernadett Cour and Harl Graft was solemnized by Rev. Thompson at Rosebush on Thursday July 27. Attendants were J Hittle and S Martin. Graft is an employee of Hersey Gravel Co., contractors for the new pavement on U.S. 27. The couple began housekeeping at the Smalley residence on south McBiwans.
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Local churches list Sunday School times and worship services. St Cecilia and St John Lutheran announce English service, Sunday School and pastor details. Methodist Church promotes mountain top sermon theme at 10 15 with church school at 11 30. Herrick service at 9 00 followed by church school.
A church schedule lists Sunday services including 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 worship and 7:00 Young Peoples meeting. Evening worship at 8:00. Midweek prayer and young peoples events on Wednesday and Thursday. Camp meeting runs August 17-27 with preaching singing and fellowship for all. Everyone welcome.
Elder M R Hendrich presides with Sunday school at 10:30 and preaching at 11:80. Children’s service at parsonage 11:30. Cottage prayer and chapter study Wednesdays 8:00 p m. Elm Grove Sunday School 11:00 with preaching every other Sunday evening. Cottage prayer Thursday evenings. Colonville 10:30 worship moved after Him Grove special meeting.
Rev Albert Dawe leads 10 15 a m worship with Rev Percy V Dawe preaching from Cadillac. Choir provides special music and church school follows at 11 30 a m. The pastor urges attendance and extends a cordial welcome to visitors in the city and vicinity.
Sunday morning worship at 10 a m features The Blood, the Book and the Blessed Hope. A second service at 10 30 a m covers the topic What we believe of the Holy Spirit.
The sermon notes describe the Holy Spirit as a divine person with a defined church-building role and heavenward guidance before the world's darkest hour. It warns of spiritual food and poison for souls, urging a God given diet for Christians and detailing Sunday services at Dover Tabernacle with subjects including The King's Meat and What the Scriptures Teach of the Holy Spirit.
The Michigan Conservation Department reports a July forest fire on Isle Royale, visible from the mainland, prompting a boat-charter and 27 firefighters. The department also details a broad Emergency Conservation Work program with 9000 youths in 46 camps across the state, focused on fire line building, slashing removal, stream improvement, and park renovations as part of statewide conservation efforts.
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