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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1943
Page
4
A local church notices list Sunday Masses Sunday School and preaching times for Catholic, Latter Day Saint, Lutheran, Adventist, and United Brethren congregations in Clare and Loomis. Services are scheduled by Central War Time with several churches inviting all visitors.
Federal officials announce forms and instructions for filing estimated income and Victory tax declarations by September 15 under the Current Tax Payment Act. Filing aids include a simple five minute method for incomes up to 10 000, with more precise worksheets on request.
Morning Worship at 10 30 Sermon text And There Were Other Little Ships Church School at 11 45 with classes for all ages First Quarterly Conference of the Clare and Farwell Charge Sunday evening at the Clare Church 7 30 Rev Byron Hahn superintendent will lead the meeting and give a devotional talk Public invited Choir Practice Wednesday evening at 8 in the church parlors
Psalm 27: Worship lights the morning service at 10 30 with the theme Those who Follow in His Steps Don ald Woolston supt Sunday School at 11 30 for all AH without a Sunday school welcome Sunday evening Evangelistic Service at 7 45 with the message The Condition of Man Outside of the Redemption of Jesus Christ Wednesday evening Bible Study and continuation of the study series.
Announcement notes a study from the Book of Daniel and schedules Junior Choir Practice for Wednesday at 2 36 p m. The message emphasizes the Daniel study and choir rehearsal timing.
Rev M R Honderich pastor welcomes all to services with motto No creed but Christ No law but love No book but the Bible All services Eastern War Time Sunday School 11 00 preaching 12 00 Christian Endeavor 8 00 devotional 8 45 preaching 9 00 prayer and Bible study Wednesday 9 00 Children young people and adults all welcome
The lesson centers on Christ Jesus as the ruler foretold in Micah and the Son of Man lifted up as in John. It aligns with readings from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health, noting Jesus as the exemplar who presents the Christ idea and heals sickness and sin.
Rev Charles Kleinhardt pastor in Colonville Arthur Center and Elm Grove hold services and meetings. Arthur Center hosts Sunday 11 30 am preaching with Thursday prayer meetings at 8 00 pm Elm Grove offers Sunday School 11 00 am and services 7 00 pm Colonville schedules Sunday August 29 at 11 30 am preaching.
Church of God at West Sixth and Maple resumes normal activities after a well attended camp meeting. Services begin with 10:00 am Sunday School led by Lois Tope, 11:00 am Worship on "The Call to Worship," 8:00 pm Evangelistic service, and 8:00 pm Wednesday Prayer and Praise.
A devotional note urging commitment to God and church life. It emphasizes transforming lives, building a Christian life, and meeting present and future issues through divine guidance. The writer invites attendance, friendship, and spiritual fellowship in upcoming services.
The Sheridan Center Red Cross Unit met at Mrs. Wasson’s home on August 19 with twelve attendees. Seventy items were completed including hot water bottle covers and a cushion with material cut for fillings. next meeting is September 2 at the McClung Welch home at 1 30 p m.
Superintendent A F Bates lists new and returning faculty for the high school and grade levels at ton Lake with appointments including Robison from Walton and Sheponski in Latin and English, Graves in Home Economics, Richardson in coaching and math, Young in social studies, plus returning staff Pfister Garthe Wininger Nelson Pino Garen and Bates. Students report 9:00 AM September 8 for grades and 9:00 AM September 9 for upperclassmen.
The Isabella county Pomona Grange meeting will be at Union Grange hall on September 2 to elect delegates to the State Grange. Nina Forbes is secretary.
Mrs. Bertha Cappaert thanks friends and neighbors for cards letters flowers and kindness during her hospital stay in Ann Arbor.
A town events list shows multiple groups meeting on different weeknights including the Farwell Townsend Club every other Tuesday O B S on the first Thursday at 7 30 p m and various lodges meeting weekly or monthly at specified times with a Sentinel classifieds note offering help with buying or selling and a contact number 36.
The U S Department of Agriculture and other authorities deem oven canning unsafe and wasteful. Reports cite jar explosions, food loss, damaged ranges, and kitchen messes. Even with laborato ry control some fruits could be canned, but risks and poor temperatures make it inadvisable for home use.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bowler and family thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during their recent sorrow.
Aurelia M. Rilivoy reports as the first group of Michigan WAC recruiters take the oath in the Federal Building Detroit on August 16 1948. She notes the ceremony and the broader role of the Women’s Army Corps plus benefits like free mail overseas pay and longevity pay and hints at upcoming postings and movement within the Army.
Harl J. Smith of Harrison Route 4 thanks Dr McArthur and his nurses and assistants for their kindness during a hospital stay and also thanks neighbors and friends for their helping hand in time of need.
An allotment of paper table cloths forty inches wide and 300 feet long has been received at the Sentinel office. Individuals and organizations using these table cloths are advised to secure supply now, as we do not know when more will be available.
The Mt. Vernon Grange announces a meeting next Wednesday night August 30 at 9 00 with all members urged to attend for important business. J Archambault Master.
In memory of Calvin H. Cotton whose birthday was August 26, 1833. His children reflect on his legacy and share memories.
Clare residents are advised collection of rubbish occurs on the first and third Mondays each month. Tin salvage collection takes place on the third Thursday of each month. Council notice.
State inspected convalescent and nerve care facility for elderly and infirm guests. Located 3 miles west of Clare or 1 mile east of Farwell on US 10. Mrs. Rose Morrow listed.
Three room modern furnished apartment available September 6th. Minnie Smith, 203 East Fifth St., Clare. Also farm acreage on Tobacco river with house barn lights gas well and telephone near Clare. Cheap cash sale by Minnie Smith. Double work harness nearly new sold by Fred Wilds. Berkshire Boar and springer heifers available from Gordon McIntosh. Breen apartment home offered cheap due to illness at S ie Beh St, Clare.
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