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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1954
Page
7
On US 27 North End of Clare February Robert Voss pastor leads morning service at 10 30 am with sermon topic How About Your Paith 2
Charles F. Malsan minsters at Brown Gorners United Brethren in Christ with Sunday School and worship service announced for today at the church.
Christian Science services this Sunday present a Lesson Sermon titled Christ Jesus. The scriptural focus includes Jesus answering John the Baptist's question about the Messiah and the miracles he performed such as giving sight to the blind and raising the dead, demonstrating healing over sin sickness and sorrow.
The piece discusses Jesus teaching about bearing fruit and the fruits of the Spirit as shown through love, joy, peace, gentleness, and other virtues. It emphasizes that a truly ordered Christian life exhibits all fruits, not just some, and warns against barren appearances.
A fragment notes the Chapel of St Ann Episcopal with Fre Robert and Childs as vicar and a mention of Barnes Cafe in Clare. It references a choral Eucharist and a likely church event or service time.
Church notices list Clare Seventh Day Adventist Church with Sabbath School superintendent contact and service times. Congregational Church at 110 West Fifth Street under Rev Oscar W Olson welcomes visitors from other communities vacationing in the area.
The Vernon City Church of the Nazarene lists Sunday School at 10 00 A M Morning Worship at 11 00 A M Junior Services at 6 00 P M Young Peoples services at 7 00 P M and Evening Service at 7 45 P M led by Rev Harold Smith as announced for the church activities.
Reverend Floyd F Bontrager leads Sunday School at 9 41 a m with worship at 2 pm and an evening service at 8 pm The Mennonite Hour radio program is broadcast from WBCM Bay City Michigan and Harrisonburg Virginia confirms the schedule
Pastor Joe VanderVeen leads Colonville Sunday School at 10:00 with Virgil Newman as superintendent. Worship follows at 11:00. Elm Grove hosts Sunday School at 10:30 with Arthur Dull as superintendent. Evening service at 8:00.Prayer service Thursday at 8.00.
Pastor leads 10:00 worship with sermon theme The Abiding Virtues Faith. Basements host department classes dismissal to rooms. At 11:00 Adult and Youth classes meet after service for daily lesson study in the church school.
At Sixth and Maple, Rev Brinkman, pastor, leads Sunday School at 4 p m and Morning Worship at 11 a m with a sermon on A Spiritual Crisis. Evening Service at 8 p m covers All Power from Matt 28 18. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 8 p m. Church of the Christian brotherhood hour.
Rev Eiza Beery pastor Eagle Church holds Bible School at 10 30 a m and Morning Worship at 11 30 a m on Sunday C G Y A cottage prayer meets Wednesday at 8 30 p m Arthur Center Church schedules Morning Worship at 11 30 a m Evening Service Thursday at 8 00 p m and Prayer Meeting at 8 30 p m
At the Hinkleville Schoolhouse three miles west of Clare Pastor J W Teale presides. Sunday School 10:00, morning worship 11:00, Young People 7:50, evening service 8:00, Cottage Prayer on Thursday 8:00. These trying days urge you to come.
Forty two relatives and friends gathered at the Galen Coats home for a Sunday picnic dinner and social visit. The group included guests from Chicago Illinois St Clair Shores Gladwin Drayton Plains Saginaw and local families with Ed Labadie playing piano and multiple extended family members sharing in the event. Ed Labadie noted for musical skill.
Robert Davis suffered a broken lower arm while attempting to ride a steer during a fair related event. He remained in Gladwin Hospital until Sunday morning and vows not to try again. Community members visited and shared sympathy after the funeral of Arthur Storms, formerly of the area, held at Arthur Center Church of God.
Roberta and Danny Sanderson of Midland visit grandmother Mrs Ambrose Hrdlevich this week. Many relatives from Mt. Pleasant, Traverse City, Cadillac, Lansing, Flint, Saginaw and Detroit gather for dinners, church events, and a cottage weekend at Silver Lake. A funeral at Michael Church in Pontiac honors Charles Henry Burch. Karla Sue born August 17 at Central Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Jacobs.
More than half the world’s labor force, about 530 million people, are employed in agriculture. This reflects a large dependence on farming for income and food production across regions.
Area residents hosted and visited across several towns. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Benchott of Flint visiting Lund School families, plus numerous relatives from Harrison Lae sing Pontiac and Lansing gathering at Grayling, Canada Creek, Lake Odessa, Detroit, and other locales. The Labor Day meeting shift to the second Monday at Swiss Inn featured a ham dinner.
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