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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1939
Page
5
Rev Stanley Morrison invites parishioners to 1:30 p m services at St Cecilia and Seventh Day Adventist in Easter Building. Everyone welcome to the comfortable worship space.
Congregational Church announces no services during August. Brown Corners U B Church led by Rev E R Town holds Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 8 00. Latter Day Saints reorganized church at Loomis offers Sunday School at 10 46 and preaching at 8 00 each Sunday evening.
Earl Gilmore is pastor and Edward Richardson serves as superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 00 a m all are welcome to attend.
Arthur Center lists include Rev. Ghas Kleinhardt with 10:30 service and 11:00 Sunday School. Lincoln Town Hall hosts Rev. I W Wyrick with 10:36 Sunday School and preaching after. Nazarenes in Stella feature 10:30 Sunday School 11:36 worship and 7:30 evangelistic service. St John’s Evangelical Lutherans report German 9:45 English 10:45 services with Rev. BE Wenk conducting on August 27.
Pastor Rev. J. W. Teale invites all to attend at Loomis Gospel Mission. Sunday school starts at 10:00, worship at 11:00, Sunday evening service at 7:30, and prayer meeting every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. All are welcome.
Sunday school at 10 30 Prayer and Testimony Service at 11 30 Zions League at 7 00 p m Preaching service at 8 00 p m Preaching service and Zions League alternately with Farwell every other Sunday evening All services conducted by Floyd G Smith
The Church of God on West Sixth and Maple Sts announces no services on August 27. The central state camp meeting runs August 17 to 27 at a large grounds two miles east and a half mile north of St Louis with a tabernacle seating hundreds and many prominent speakers. Regular services resume after the 27th.
James A. Rogers delivers the eighth exposition on Great Portraits of the Bible at ten o clock morning worship with choir music under Mrs Empey. Church School is at 11316 a m with Epworth League at 6 30. A cordial invitation is extended for fellowship at the church.
The Christian Science Church selects Christ Jesus as the Lesson- Sermon subject for Sunday August 27. The Golden Text is John 1 14 and Isaiah 52 7 The correlative science text notes the timeless nature of the Christ as presented by Mary Baker Eddy on page 333.
Local church notices list weekly programs at Eagle Ghurgh of God Elm Grove and Colonville. Activities include Sunday School 10:30 and preaching 11:30 at Eagle Ghurgh, with additional Christian Endeavor, prayer meetings, and Bible study sessions across the three locations on various Sundays and weekdays.
The message outlines Sunday services at 10:00 a m with a sermon on Christian Citizenship emphasizing civil obedience and the divine nature of civil authority. Sunday School at 11:15 a m with Charles Brooks. Evening service at 7:30 p m on The True Marks of Christianity, stressing that true Christianity is lived practice, not merely theory.
A gospel message invites readers to hear about true Christianity and knowing Christ. Services are Wednesday at 10:00 am and 7:30 pm with prayer praise and the Word. Sunday School at 10:16 am and Gospel Service at 11:30 am are also listed.
Recent visitors include Mr. and Mrs. L M Coats and family of Mancelona, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kemp of Pontiac, Miss Marguerite Breen and Phillip Myron of Detroit, and others at various local homes. The Sanders and Rockey households hosted guests, a first grandchild was announced, and Aid meetings noted with plans for September.
Mr and Mrs Pearl Myers and son Bobby of Mt Pleasant spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Gerber. Dr H G Kleekamp of Saginaw entertained friends at Stump Hill farm with a dinner and overnight stay. Several local residents and families visited or were visited during the week. We have had nice rains improving late crops.
Mrs Emma Garver visits son Forest Garver and family. Arlene Lower Vernell and Vane Mickle host Sunday dinner with Ben Kleinhardt family. Detroit visitors join Fred Ott and family for dinner with Fred Trietch. Trene Ritter attends camp meeting in St Louis. Reginald Trietch weekend in Detroit. Birthday celebration for Mrs Lilly Mickle includes cake and ice cream. Cemetery services for Mrs Carrie Carey conducted by Rev Chas Kleinhardt. sympathy extended to Carey and Dillenbeck families. Mrs Glen Lower returns from Carson City conference. Rev Towne to remain in field another year.
The Ireland twing and brother Navi H of Clare spent from Thursday until Tuesday at the Glen Lower home. The Brown Puella club met at Loreen Garver’s home Wednesday afternoon to discuss table etiquette and enjoy refreshments. Attendees at the evening service included Forest Garver family, Clair Coulter, Claud Ritter, Ruth Black, Coleman Leitner, Garth, and Merne Shull. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ott and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trietch took a trip to Hartwick Pines and the Tish Hatcheries at Grayling Saturday.
Local residents report visits and trips to Lansing Ludington Washington D C and Pontiac along with arrivals from East Chicago Indiana and Ne trol t. A canceled Sunday ball game followed the death of Arthur Johnston who managed the team earlier this season. Mrs Elizabeth Maybee is recovering after a major operation at Battle Creek Community Hospital.
Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. led by Supt. P. A. Oman and preaching at 8:00 p.m. by Rev. I. E. Wyrick. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Will Race of Carson City with the Cooks, and many Erart and Flint visitors. Several family updates and outings are noted among the Scott and Smalley families and friends at Ionia Fair and Wayne area events.
The record notes 244000 American soldiers died in major wars since 1778 and 442000 persons died in training accidents over 15 years of peace, highlighting wartime and peacetime losses.
A detailed program lists grounds opening at 8:00, judging at 9:00, a school parade, prizes, and afternoon performances. Events include baseball games, horse pulling, skating stunts, tug of war, prize awards, and free acts, finishing with a grand stock parade and fireworks. Notable participants include Clare High School Band, Miss Helen Hether, and local sponsors.
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