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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1936
Page
3
Local church listings show Mass services at St. Cecilia's and Rev. Stanley spate duties. Loomis, Colville, and Cottage prayer meetings plus Sunday School times and preaching evenings across several congregations.
Pastor Ghurgh of the Nazerenes leads services on South McEwan Street with Sunday School at 10 30, Worship at 11 30, Evangelistic service at 7 30 and Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00.
In Easter buildings services at 1 30 p m topic Sanctification with memory verse Sanctify them thru the truth thy word is truth John Ault extends a cordial welcome to visitors.
Rev M L VanHoose delivers Sunday school at 9 00 a m with Mrs Geo Tope supervising Worship Service at 11 00 a m followed by a 6 30 Young Peoples meeting led by Mrs George Teeter An evangelistic service is at 7 30 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 80 p m markers indicate church activities and leadership notes
The Rev. Albert Dawe leads Sunday worship at 10 15 a m with a sermon The Setting of the Sun Special music by the choir Church School follows at 11 30 a m supervised by Mrs Harold Fleming Visitors and new residents are warmly welcomed to join the Purity and community services.
Rev C Binhammer announces Christmas Eve 7 30 pm children service at St John’s Lutheran Church. Christmas Day services in German and English at 9 45 am and 10 46 am. No service Sunday Dec 27 as pastor away.
Rev. M. R. Hendrich leads Sunday services every week at 11:30 with a cottage prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00. Children’s service Friday at Eagle School 1:00 run by Mrs. Hendrich. Sunday evening 7:00. Elm Grove hosts Sunday School at 11:30 a.m. each Sunday.
Readers are invited to join a nationwide Sunday School lesson series prepared by Dr. P. B. Fitzwater of Moody Bible Institute Chicago. The weekly exposition is highlighted as authoritative and widely recognized in biblical study.
Rev. George P. Stanford delivers greetings and outlines a day of worship with a morning service and church school led by Mrs. Harl Sternaman. Epworth League and watch night services are planned, plus a Herrick program featuring the musical drama The Last Care? next Thursday.
Sunday offerings highlight sermons at Baptist churches. topics include why some suffer more, the Book of Acts, and the church as a divine-led organism. Services feature Sunday School sessions, young peoples meetings, and prayer. Dover Tabernacle adds 10:15 classes and 11:30 gospel service with themes of generosity and service.
The Andersonville Meet-A-While club held a Wednesday meeting with eleven members exchanging Christmas gifts and planning a January 6 pot luck at Ruth Allen's. Mrs. Oscar Maxwell visited Nellie Ramay to sew on a quilt. 4 H met at Nellie Ramay's Friday evening. Bernie Ramey returns from Pontiac. Nearby guests included Loni Seabolt of Kal koeska and Howard Seabolt of Farwell with family. Harrison Miller plans a trip from Munising to Los Angeles via Latising.
Wood from Quebracho trees grown in Argentina is praised for its rot resistant properties and longevity, noted as practically everlasting. The article highlights its durability and potential uses in construction and furniture.
Vernon Hill extends condolences to the George Ackerman family. Local residents visit, travel and family ties are listed, including Brown City visitors, visits to Wood's Hospital and Mt. Pleasant. Encounters include a hip injury, district meetings, and social visits across Clare Alma and Midland.
Jerry the muskrat hides as Farmer Brown's Boy carries steel traps to the Smiling Pool. The boy writes a note about trapping rules and hides it on a split log. A stranger discovers the note, mutters angrily, and leaves, while Jerry remains puzzled and uneasy.
Hindleville residents plan another Lansing trip while many in the area suffer colds. Lou Bradway of Vernon visited Saturday with Helen Hagadone’s family. Leo Bronson’s sister Anna Wardatskey underwent appendicitis surgery at Hersvale Sanitarium and is progressing. Mrs. U S Pringle of Clare called on Frank Pringle’s family. Hart Jackson and son Bobbie visited Hedith Allen in Vernon. Joe Shell spent Sunday with Charles Little. Harvey and a father attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Rockford. Ted Bergey and kids and Robert Skinner of Flint visited F L Bergey’s family last week.
Marcia and Jerry, tucked beneath a bear rug in a sleigh on New Year’s Eve, vow to keep grand thoughts, starry skies, and world scope in their minds. They pledge not to dwell on small events but to remember time and space and stay open to happiness.
The article notes bells as an ancient method to announce death and celebrates New Year customs. It describes England's practice of muffling bells before midnight and then unwrapping to ring loudly at twelve to mark the old year's death and the new year’s arrival.
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