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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
8
Sunday School times and church services listed for Mt Vernon Grange Hall U B Church Elm Grove Colonville U B Church Maple Grove U B Church and other local congregations. Includes pastors such as Rev Stanley Morrison and Rev Hendrich with Sunday school at 10 30 and 1 30 2 30 services and midweek prayers.
Rev C Binhammer pastor of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran out of the city means no services on August 12 and August 19. Church will resume regular schedule when he returns.
Seventh Day Adventist at 205 E Seventh St holds Sabbath School at 1 30 with a lesson on parallels between the Exodus and the Advent movement and a memory verse from Zachariah 4 6.
The church will be closed Sunday August 19 and 26 for summer vacation. Sunday September 2 church and Sunday school services resume as usual. Officials urge teachers and scholars to note the dates.
Elder M. R. Hendrich, pastor, announces Sunday school at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30. Children's service at 11 30 at the parsonage.
No church services for two Sundays in August 1926 due to Central State Camp grounds events at St Louis. Evangelist Rev R C Candill of Ohio leads a large gathering with a mixed quartet and other features. Located two miles east and half a mile north of St Louis inviting all locals to attend.
Rev. J. Lockyer resumes pulpit duties this Sunday after a month at Sylvia Dene cottage on Lake Charlevoix. Vacation renews vigor and inspiration as services proceed on summer schedules with the theme Following Christ in our Times. Jesus said Follow Thou Me, and the message now carries broader meaning.
Local church notes discuss loyal discipleship themes with Sunday School at 9730 and Divine Worship at 10 80. Herrick conducts Divine Worship at 9 30 and outlines topics at Clare.
A church notice listing sermons and service times at Dover Tabernacle. Topics include The Life of Simon Peter and The Truth About Salvation with scripture focus on praise during suffering and eternal destiny. Activities: Sunday worship 10:00 am, Sunday School 11:15 am, open air Mt. Pleasant 3:00 pm, evening 7:30 pm, Wednesday prayer 7:30 pm, Thursday prayer service.
Mr and Mrs Earl Green and his mother Mrs Bertha Green spent Sunday and Monday at Grand Rapids with Mrs B Green remaining for a two week visit. Morris and Margaret Ann Ryan of Lindon Michigan visit grandmother Mrs Lockwood. Mr and Mrs Smith of Mt Pleasant were dinner guests at Beals Tip Top Inn. Mrs James Garrabrandt drove to Farwell Saturday. Mr and Mrs Watson Smith and family spent Tuesday at Higgins Lake. Mr and Mrs Bryan Fanning and her mother Mrs Mcllhargie were Detroit visitors three days. Harrison folk attended the Marion celebration, including Mr and Mrs Fred Weatherhead John Brown and daughter Nettie Mary, Mr and Mrs Frank Higgins and family, Mr and Mrs red Myers. Mr and Mrs Max Carey were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Morrell Clute Monday. Several Harrison citizens attended the OBE S dinner at Clare Thursday night. Miss Eleanor Woolley of Oswego Illinois is visiting sister Mrs Wayne Fosgett and family. Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen and Miss Jessie drove to Saginaw one day this week.
Mrs F Littlefield spent two days last week at Flint visiting sister Mrs Artibee. Detroit visitors L Cline and two children stay three weeks at their Clearlake cottage. Cline and Hull families and Mrs Cahn shopped in Clare. Farwell Masons held Bearlake picnic. Frank Littlefield threshing all week. Milo Shumway headed to Detroit. Walter DeGeer burial?
Seymour Border and daughter Phyllis visit with the latter's aunt, while Louis Nevins helps with threshing at his daughter Mit and Mrs Herbert Varney's farm. Read of multiple visits across Rosebush Marion Hinkleville and nearby towns, family dinners, neighbors staying with relatives, and a 79th birthday celebration for Mrs Dorothy Sweet aided by a large homemade cake.
Partial local chatter mentions Noane ice cream unidentified person and Jake enjoyed items. Mr and Mrs Jess Ackerman and Marjorie Jane visited sister Mrs Nate Trumble in Farwell on a Saturday, with several names referenced in a loose list of acquaintances.
Mrs Hilliard suffered a paralytic stroke and died suddenly at her home Saturday morning. The community extends sympathy to the family. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Wm Timm hosted their children and relatives over the weekend, while other locals shared visits and gatherings with kin from Lansing Detroit Clare and Gladwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Witt and family visited C Taylor in Hight Point lake. Many relatives and friends from Northville Ann Arbor Flint Lansing Charlevoix Crystal and Pottersville spent weekends with family in the area.
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