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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1955
Page
4
A partial OCR fragment shows a local item involving a person or entity with unclear names. Limited legible words suggest a brief legal or communal notice but specific facts remain unreadable.
Dr Wayland Zwayer announced Church World Service shipments abroad in 1954 reached 80,648,792 pounds of relief material worth 12,134,750 dollars. Europe received about 40 percent and Asia about 60 percent, with U.S. surplus foods shipped as major aid.
The Clare County Ministerial Association gathered at the First Congregational Church in Clare on Tuesday morning February 8 with eighteen ministers and their wives present. After hymn singing led by Mrs. Arthur Delemarter and an invocation by Rev. Oscar Olson, Rev. Leslie Nevins chaired the business session. Letters were read from the United States Department of Foreign Affairs.
Young people from Dover Sunday School led by Alma Rank and Rev. Arthur Cunningham traveled to Chicago for Fowlders Week February 4. They visited the science museum attended Moody Church and Torrey Gray Auditorium and watched Moody students portray scenes from D. L. Moody’s life.
A Jerusalem published chronicle uses a modern daily newspaper format to recount Jewish history. Headlines dramatize events from Saul death to the Exodus with reports from correspondents on events like crossing the Red Sea and Jericho. It is used in schools to teach ancient history in a lively way.
The article records a Christian Rural Overseas Program meeting where Rev Arthur Delamarter spoke in Albanian native dress about life as a vocational agriculturist in 1934 and Albania customs. New members welcomed include Rev Joseph Van derVeen and Rev R R Widmer family. A luncheon followed and next meeting is March 8 at Clare Church of God with a church music program.
A poll by Rev. Paul Turk of Euclid Avenue Methodist Church in Oak Park NL shows members favor sermons on personal serenity and defeating adversity. They prefer shorter topics like Keeping Serene and How to Overcome Worry over miracles and death, while longer series prefer Ten Commandments and New Testament parables.
Rev. Robert Harper discusses Protestant views on the two sacraments Baptism and the Lord's Supper. He states all Christians agree on obligation to observe and divine grace in administration, with Baptism linking to church membership and the Lord's Supper as a memorial and moral prompt. He urges reverent participation beyond ritual form.
The Farmers' Week program showcased farm products now used in homemaker goods. Corncob travel coats and water-repellent cotton fabrics were demonstrated, along with new dress materials from waste pork and beef fat. A hybrid onion promising high yields and reduced tearing will be on the market, plus future fertilizers from chicken feathers. Lamp shade making lessons and a focus on wintry salads with fresh produce were noted.
Merry-Go-Round Club members gathered at Mrs Elam Seymours home Thursday for a 17 guest social event. Next meeting planned with Mrs Jeane Heart on the second Thursday in March.
Ad promotes Kinatrol to ease backaches urinary issues and nighttime trips to the bathroom. It claims relief from kidney and bladder irritations with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle. Sold by Economy Drug Store in Clare for $2.50.
Local church listings show worship and Sunday school times for multiple denominations in Clare and nearby towns. Entries include Brown Garners United Brethren in Christ, Vernon City churches, Farwell Latter Day Saints, and St John’s Ev Lutheran with ministers named and session times.
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