Resort Property Change Hopes For More activity
The report notes a change of hands last week and expresses optimism that the resort property will see increased activity. No further details on buyers or plans are provided in the available text.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
2
The report notes a change of hands last week and expresses optimism that the resort property will see increased activity. No further details on buyers or plans are provided in the available text.
The bulletin notes Mass at St. Cecilia’s Church led by Rev. Stanley Morrison, pastor, at 8:30 a.m. Local parish activities and services are listed for the congregation.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders a March 1 1939 hearing at ten A M on the petition to admit Allen H Mulder and Leah Gardow as executors of the will of William N Younglove deceased. Public notice will run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel newspaper. True copy Estella White Register of Probate Alexander HB Wylie Judge of Probate.
Mrs Margaret Johnston receives a surprise party on Wednesday January 26. Attendees include Abbie Johnston Mary McKnight George Nolan Ralph Miller and family. Other weekend visitors arrive from Detroit Toledo Mt Pleasant and Saginaw.
In Easler Building Services held at 1 30 p m Everyone Welcome Lake George Sunday School meets every Sunday at Town Hall at 10 30 a m James Wellman Supt
Sunday School times at Loomis and Brown Gorners U. 8 Church. Loomis group holds Sunday School at 10 45 a.m. and preaching at 8 00 p.m. every Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 p.m. Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints also listing services at Loomis with same schedule.
Rev G Binhammer leads German service at 9 45 and English service at 10 45 with Sunday school in between. Church of the Nazarene on South McEwan Street lists Stella Short as pastor with Sunday School at 10 30 and worship at 11 30 plus evangelistic service at 7 30 and prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00.
Rev Chas Kleinhardt leads a 10 30 song service followed by Sunday School at 11 90 and a 1130 gospel service or shortly after Sunday School. Everyone is welcome at the church.
Rev. D. W. Teale, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Young Peoples Meeting at 7:15 p.m. Sunday evening service at 7:45 p.m. Cottage Prayer Meeting every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. All are urged and welcome to attend these services.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday School at 10 30 Prayer and Testimony Service at 11 30 Zions League at 7 00 and Preaching by Floyd G. Smith at 8 00. Evening services are held every other Sunday alternating with Far wall.
The Congregational Church invites visitors to Sunday worship at 10 15 and the 11 80 church school supervised by Mrs Frank Hochstetter. Special music by the choir accompanies the sermon on Salvi tid front. Christian Science Church notes Spirit as Sunday lesson subject February 5 with readings from II Corinthians 3 17 and I Chronicles 29 11.
Morning worship conducted at 107206 a m with special choir music directed by Mrs. John Hmpey. The service features the Methodist Church program led by Minister James A. Rogers.
Revival services underway at Brown Corners United Brethren church led by I W Wyrick of Alanson. The forceful speaker draws attendees and encourages all to attend the ongoing meetings.
The minister speaks on Which Sheep Is Black at 2:15 p.m. Church School is led by Mrs. Hart Sternaman. Epworth League devotionals at 6:30 p.m. Mission Study led by Virginia. Bible study at 7:45. An Old-Fashioned Mother drama in 3 acts will be presented by the choir. Thursday evening February 6.
West Sixth and Maple Streets church announces February 5 with church school at 11 a.m. led by Vera B. Peterson. Sermon topics include Peters Sermon at Pentecost and What preaching means today. Morning worship Faith That Propels. evangelistic evening service 7:30. Wednesday prayer meeting. You are welcome.
Eagle Church of God led by Rev. M R Honderich offers Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching 7 30 on Sundays. Christian Endeavor each Sunday 8 00 pm with weekly prayer meetings Wednesday 8 00 pm. Elm Grove hosts Sunday School 11 00 am and alternating Sunday evening services 8 00 pm with Thursday prayer meetings and alternate Sunday 8 00 pm Endeavor. Colonville lists Sunday School 10 30 am and alternating Sunday preaching 8 30 pm with 7 30 pm prayer at church Tuesdays 8 00 pm.
Morning worship at Shen Baptist Church features a sermon titled The Good Shepherd. The lesson highlights Christ as the faithful shepherd who gives his life for the sheep and ensures his followers hear and follow his voice.
A. D. Telder preaches at Sunday service about saving faith centered on God and eternal life. Sunday School at 11 15 led by Chas Brooks. evening service at 7 30 discusses the Cloud Robed Angel and the second coming with hopeful Christian message.
A church notice promotes an upcoming service with themes of peace and order in a war weary world. It invites attendance, featuring music by a youth orchestra and a practical gospel message. Preyer and the Word of God are highlighted with a Sunday School at 10 15 a m and Gospel Service in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Sam Ramsey of Flint entertained friends in their cottage over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Arthur Rube of Farwell visited their niece Mrs Gertrude Green Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Sprague Donald and Mr and Mrs B H Denton and children of Clare called on relatives. O W Kube learned of his sister s husband Geo Billmeier s sudden death in Saginaw. Funeral attended by Kube and Otto Pietsch. John Cameron of Quosso and Fred Bingham of Farwell called at O Kube s Sunday. Otto Pietsch and Oscar Kube made a quick trip to Mancelona for a special election in Lincoln Township. Judd Kepple and friends from Midland spent the weekend at their mother s cottage.
Robert Wheaton returned home ill from school as the week ends. Mrs. Jim Williams of Flint visited the Alfred Sturgis family and will return Friday weekend. Neighbors and relatives gathered for a pancake supper at the Sturgis home. Barbara Kent is home from the hospital with healing hand. Alice Sturgis visited from Barryton where she now works at the school office. Ice packing is the day's duty around town.
The Frackleton well will be plugged and no drilling planned at present. Various residents travel to nearby towns for work or repairs, including Lloyd Nichols to Charlotte and A Baker to Detroit. A. B. Luce is praised as champion fisherman with a 13.5 pound pike. Local activity mentions spudding near Grand Rapids, road work on M-115, and multiple residents visiting or returning home.
In Clare County Michigan probate court on January 25 1939 Judge Alexander H Wylie presided over the estate of May Diamond Freer. Russell Thurston petitions for the removal of Ethel Gieb as administratrix and the appointment of Don R Luce or another suitable administrator. A hearing is set for March 1 1939 at ten o clock. The order requires serving Ethel Gieb and three weeks of public notice in the Clare Sentinel.
The lesson argues revival comes only through a Spirit filled people. It cites Peter's Pentecost sermon as model and stresses bold, personal preaching focused on Christ, with conviction leading to salvation and life yielded to the Holy Spirit.
The passage states that the Living Word is God’s Word entering the world and enabling all divine operations. It asserts that receiving the Word of God begotten the soul by God.
In Clare County Probate Court, Emma Acre seeks to determine heirs of Olive Robinette’s estate. Hearing set for February 17, 1939 at 10 AM at the Probate Office, notice via Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
The notice lists Eastern and Western rail schedules with arrivals and departures in Clare, detailing times for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette trains, and a Foster Bus Line service connecting Mt. Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing with Clare. Great Lakes Motor Bus Co routes show daily connections south and north including Houghton Lake and Mt. Pleasant via Clare.
An advertisement for David Cromar of Marion Michigan offering direct sales with a guarantee of quality and workmanship. Contact phone 82F14 is listed for inquiries.
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