Church Services and Sunday School Schedule Listings
Catholic St Cecilia's with Rev Morrison holding 10:00 a.m. service. Brown Corners A B Church offers Sunday School 10:30 and preaching 8:00. Reorganized Latter Day Saints hold Sunday School 10:30 at I C C FB Hall and Loomis branch at 10:45 with 8:00 p.m. preaching. St John’s Evangelical Lutheran led by Rev Binhammer with German service at 9:45 and English at 10:45, no July August Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia's
Stanley Morrison
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Sainte
Loomis
ST. John's EV
C. Binhammer
Local Church and Sunday Services Bulletin
SHURGH OF GOD Pastor M. Kl VanHoose leads 10:00 Sunday School 11700 Worship 11:00 Evangelistic service 8:00. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Stella Short pastor 10:30 Sunday School 11:30 worship 7:30 evangelistic service 8:00 Thursday prayer. LOOMIS SCHOOL HOUSE Rev J W Teale 10:30 Sunday School 7:30 Sunday services. Prayer meeting Tuesday 8:00 at school house. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST topic Jesus on the Cross scripture lesson and memory verse Behold the Lamb of God. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. KL. VanHoose
Schoool
H. L. Cleveland
Church OF the Nazerene
McEwan Street
Stella Short
Loomis School
J. W. Teale
Jesus
Buke
Weekly Church Services and Sermon Highlights
Local church notices list morning worship at 10:30 with guest Rev. Stanton of Rosebush M E church, Sunday School at 11:30 led by Mrs Holbrook, and Epworth League at 6:30. Eagle Church of God notes 10:30 Sunday School and worship. Sheridan Baptist and Dover Tabernacle provide morning classes, then 7:50 Sunday evening service on men catching. Wednesday Clare prayer service announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ®. Holbrook
Reds
Blues
Epworth
Stanton of
Rosebush
Frank Roberts
Frank Nash
West Grant
Roy Wilson
Sheridan Baptist
Ernest Radloff
Clare
Dover Tabernacle
Church Activities Schedule
Weekly services include preaching Sundays at 11 30 and alternate Sundays at 8 30. Cottage prayer meetings Wednesdays at 8. Children’s service Fridays at Wagle School 1 o clock. Endeavor groups led by Mrs Hendrich Sundays 8. ELM Grove Sunday School Sundays 11 3. COLONVILLE Sunday School Sundays 10 30. Cottage prayer Tuesday 8.063
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagle School
Christian Dindeavor
Hendrich
Elm Grove
Christian Hindeavor
Invention of wall paper block by Jean Papillon
A historic note credits French engraver Jean Papillon with inventing the block printing method for wallpaper in 1688. The passage underscores Papillon’s role in early decorative printing and the spread of wallpaper design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Papillon
Pony entrant Little Walter Rix enters pony Ginger at Michigan State Fair
Seven year old Detroit boy. Little Walter Rix, of 1143 West Six Mile Road, brings pony Ginger to the Fair Grounds and wins grazing privileges for his pet. Ginger is pictured taking sugar from Miss Virginia Lyon. The Fair runs September 4 through 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Walter Rix
West
Six Mile Rd
Detroit
Ginger
Virginia Lyon
Hog Calling Contest Conditions at Michigan State Fair
The hog calling event on September 11 at 2 30 P M offers $7 50 for first $5 00 for second and $2 50 for third. Open to all farmers no entrance fee. Judging covers volume variety charm originality clarity and appearance with points allocated for each criterion and a humorous nod to husbands in the parallel contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grove
Fair Outlook Brightens Michigan State Fair
Secretary George A. Prescott said the September fair prospects depend on weather with a Centennial showcase planned. He noted facilities are ready, automotive and other industries rent space and farm exhibits are expected to surpass prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Prescott
Michigan
Prescott
Governor's Day at Michigan State Fair Highlights Auction
Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald will preside over Honor Governor Governor's Day at the Michigan State Fair. The Grandcanapier Steer will be auctioned in the Coliseum at 2:30 P M on Wednesday September 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Horned Owl Faithful to Hatch in Harsh Weather
A great horned owl continues to incubate its eggs despite cold conditions, often laying two in a deserted hawk or crow nest or hollow tree, remaining at its post to hatch the young.
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Horned Owl
Local families visit and travel near Bertha Lake
Mrs Lena Harvey spent Friday afternoon with Mrs W Bradford of Clare and others from Saginaw visited. Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Harry Jones and two children stayed with Mrs May’s parents at Sprague cottages. Hassie Harvey and Frank Pappenfuss joined dinner with Walter May at Bertha Lake. Elsie Harvey attended the county Farmer’s Union meeting in Hamilton. K Snelling and George Wheatcroft returned to Pontiac after time with Mrs M Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Harvey
W. Bradford
Clare
John
Saginaw
Harry Jones
Walter May
Detroit
May
C. J. Harveys
Sprague
Bertha Lake
Harvey
J. Harvey
Hassie Harvey
Frank Pappenfuss
Walter
Elsie Harvey
Hamilton
K. Snelling
George Wheatcroft
Pontiac
George
Mra
M. Harvey
Weekend visits and local gatherings noted in community diary
MANN Siding area residents Earl Brockway and family visited relatives over the weekend. O J Heber and son Paul of Royal Oak spent a few days last week with relatives. Mr and Mrs R Roberts from Connecticut and Wm Roberts of Gladwin called on friends last Saturday. Jos Pfannes and relatives traveled to Chicago Friday after hosting guests at the Pfannes home. George Abbott family spent Sunday with Leo Heints and others. Moder visited Giladwin Saturday. Farmers Union members and families are asked to attend tonight for the 3rd Friday lunch night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brockway
Pontiac
O. J. Heber
Paul
Royal Oak
R. Robert
Connecticut
Wm. Roberts
Gladwin
Jos. Pfannes
Chicago
Seb
Pfannes
Lester Allen
The
Eagle
George Hunt and Son
Carl
Detroit
Ed. Wiggins
Lyle Rickels
Ernest Rickels
BE. N. Carley and
Flint
Nelson Carley
Orvill Wiggins
Horace Bachelor
Mrs Anna Rodgers Rites Mark Littlefield Lake Death
Mrs Anna Rodgers died early Monday after a yearlong illness and a third stroke. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Gilmore church. Sympathy extended to her husband and family. Local residents and kin from Saginaw Detroit Flint Grand Rapids and Flint visited and travelled. Several families shared weekends and vacations nearby with Rickels Wiggins Bearse Colosky and Rodgers households. Nearby fishing at Saddleback Lake noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rodgers
Gilmore Church
George Pocquette
Saginaw
Ernest Rickels
Social notes from Eagle area residents and visitors
Mearl Burke and sister Viva Burke Change of Syracuse visitation list includes the Mil lers of Eagle Brown Corners and Roy Howard of Lake George. Lillian Wood leaves for West Branch. Sr. Burke and Bryan Miller visit Ray Howard. Californias James Welch visits Elm Grove relatives. Carrs plan Detroit home return after Fort Wayne week with Allen Honderich family. Camping trip yields few fish. Van Riper and Neithmer of Ann Arbor visit Allen family. Moran Orvis to deliver gospel next Sunday. Rev J S Aiken and daughter of New Castle Penn attend services. Aiken preached here Sunday night. He formerly led the work about 40 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearl Burke
Viva Burke Change
Syracuse
N. Y
Bryan Miller
the Eagle
Ira Miller
Brown Corners
Roy Howard
Lake George
Lillian Wood
West Branch
Bryan D
Ray B. Howard
Jas. Welch
Calif
Jas. McClung
Elm Grove
Geo. Vandewarker
Thos. Carr
Detroit
Albert Allen
Sylvan Honderich
M.R. Honderich
Fort Wayne
Ind
Orville Bates
Lewis Warner
Norman Hutchinson
Wm. van Riper
Margaret Neithmer
Ann Arbor
Albert
Allen
Gilmore Grange Meeting and Community Notes
Gilmore Grange meets each Thursday at Beach school house. Community news covers threshing, crops, and local visits. A large Thrush family reunion near Edenville drew 52 attendees, with many relatives traveling from Clare, Midland, Bath, and Alma.
Community Notes and Social Updates in Local Letter
The column lists longtime residents and friends, noting aging preacher still active, and best wishes for his remaining years. It records Geo Vandewerker returning home after weeks in the state, spring grain threshing with three machines, and the oats harvest being the smallest in the area. It mentions visits from Poet family, Stone move back, and weekend guests including Crouses from Clare and Selmar, Leona Robinson, Audrey Smith, and Aiken family plus Neil guests at various local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Geo. Vandewerker
Genn
Virginia Ruby
Joey
Twin Lakes
Stone
Ernest Kleiner
Stone House
B. Allen
Dan Crouse
Clare
Frances Selmar
Leona Robinson
Saginaw
Aiken
New Castile
Audrey Smith
Albert Neil
Mt. Pleasant
J. B. Allen
Among the Granges and Local Family News
Misses Pearl and Zabella Clark return home from Mount Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cooper and family and Mrs. Wm. Goodrick come back from Findlay Ohio. Amanda Defrees recovering after Mt. Pleasant operation and hopes to return home soon. Tom Cooper and family of Big Beavers visiting relatives here. George Sears not improving as hoped. Mrs. May Mills improving at Blodgett hospital Grand Rapids. Ed Cooper visiting son Gerald and family in Findlay Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Zabella Clark
Mount Pleasant
Leo Cooper
Wm. Goodrick
Findlay
Amanda Defrees
Mt. Pleasant
Tom Cooper
Big Beavers
George Sears
May Mills
Blodgett Hospital
Grand Rapids
Ed. Cooper
Gerald
Ohio
Mohammedan Year Shorter Than Christian Lunar Calendar
The Mohammedan year in a lunar system runs about 11 days shorter than the Christian year, reflecting its lunar months and annual cycle.
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A. B
Ier
Herrick
Eagle Church OF God
M. R. Hendrich
Lynn W. Ferris
Prosecuting Attorney
Isabella County
Republican
Colonville
Christian Endeavor
Donald E. Holbrook
Clare County
Edmond Woods
Littlefield Lake
Gilmore Grange
Beach
Granger
Lester Thrush
Wilma Laverty
John Laverty
Owosso
Glass Lake
L. Brasington
Geo. Shilling
Dowling
Mich
F. Thrush
Art Umphry
Harold Warner
Lillie Warner
Big Rapids
Lillie
Emery Wood
Lansing
Margaret Mapes
Alma
Wm. Ingraham
Ida Loomis
Dick of
EF. Thrush
B. C. Bracht
Midland
Lester ‘Thrush
Wilbur Thrush
Harold Thrush
Guy Richards
Bath
Anna Rogers
Mra. Diamater
James Pedgrift
Bernard van Buskirk
W. Tramble
Greenwood Grange
Alexander E. Wylie
George Bates
Mance’s
West 4Th Street
Clare Hardware&Furniture Co
S.J. Burdo
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