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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
3
Parish schedules include Mass at 10320 a m, Sunday School 10 30 a m, preaching at 8 00, prayer meetings. Lutheran and Nazarene services listed with times. Editorial note discusses looming judgments and global events alongside prayer services at Clare and Dover Tabernacle with a faith emphasis.
Rev. M L VanHoose presides at 10:00 a m Sunday School with H L Cleveland. Worship at 11:00 a m and 6:30 p m Young People meeting led by Mildred Cleveland. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p m. Wednesday prayer and praise session at 7:30 p m.
Rev. Albert Dawe preaches at 10 16 a m on Abraham Lincoln the true Patriot. Special choir music at 11 30 a m, church school led by Superintendent Mrs Harold Fieming. Father and Son Banquet set for Thursday Feb 13 at 6 30 p m. New residents welcome to join worship.
Rev J W Teale presides at Sunday School 10 30 a m and Sunday evening service 730 with a sermon on The Opening of the Seven Seals. Cottage prayer meetings held Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Wilson Community Sunday School meets at Wilson schoolhouse Sundays at 215 pm. All invited.
The Methodist church outlines a morning worship at 10:30 titled The Home Supreme part of a Ten Commandments series. It asks about reverence obedience and family life and cites Russia’s lessons for today and tomorrow, followed by a 11:30 church school and 6:30 Epworth League.
A. D. Telder, pastor, invites worshipers to Sunday worship at 10:00 a.m. with the sermon The Power of Faith. Sunday School follows at 11:15 a.m. with classes for all. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. features The Seventh Seal and Trumpets. West Grant Sunday School 2:00 p.m. welcomes all.
Regular meeting led by Mayor Hampton with roll call and approvals. Officials appointed and committees addressed storm sewer grants and bills listed for Finance Committee, adjournment follows.
Summary of notices across Michigan detailing Bishop appointments in Marquette, highway rerouting to view the state capitol, Reed City water bond approval, health department action on Hersey River, stray dog bounty in Jose County, selfridge pilots named for winter tests, burglary prevention gas masks in Flint, noxious fish removal plans, a Mecosta County lake project proposal, WPA project employment for women, 17 year locust warning from MSU entomologists, taxable December sales rise, Bois Blanc Island record of no births or deaths, University of Michigan editor appointment, and genealogical honors in Hillsdale.
The city passes Ordinance No. 155 to regulate use of public highways by vehicles, set speed limits, parking rules, signaling, signs, and enforcement by the chief of police. It defines terms, allocates duties, establishes stop streets, parade permissions, accident reporting, and penalties for violations. The ordinance takes immediate effect.
The speaker urges widespread complaint about downweather to relieve burdens on children and family problems. He argues airing grievances may divert kids from worse troubles.
Elmer Nephew left for Pontiac for work. Mr and Mrs O M Somers of Gilmore visited Hileman. Floyd Castle and family spent Sunday with her parents. Emerson Burton and family noted. Our Home Economics group met at Seb Plannes home for an all day meeting. Oran Burton of Flint visiting relatives here. Frank Watson died suddenly at Harrison, sympathy extended. John Shipp and Ben Slingland visited Sag inaw relatives. Bolton of Flint visited. Neighbors gathered at Heber home for cards Seaver Burton and Leo Heintz won first prizes Earl Green won consolation. Farm Bureau night scheduled tonight.
A lone medieval prayer wheel remains in the Comfort village church in France. The relic, described as a rotating wheel, is not seen as a future-teller of prayers, according to Cobber's Weekly.
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