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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
10
A listing of weekly worship times across several churches. St Cecilia’s Mass at 8:20 a.m. Wrown Corners U B Church Sunday School 10:30 a.m. preaching 8:00 p.m. Latter Day Saints services Sunday School 10:30 a.m. I O F Hall District notices for Seventh Day Adventists and Elm Grove Colville group include Sunday School 11:00 a.m. and services or prayer meetings on varying Sundays and weekdays.
Rev. C. Binhammer announces German service at 9 45 a m and English service at 10 45 a m with Sunday school during this period at St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran.
Pastor Reverand M L VanHoose leads Sunday School at 10 00 am with Mildred Cleveland presiding on theme Jesus meeting Human Needs. Worship at 11 00 am on The Christ of Yesterday and Today. Young Peoples service at 6 30 pm with Mildred Cleveland president. Evanglistic service at 7 30 pm on Our Lord s Return and related matters. Wednesday prayer and praise at 7 30 pm to start the new year.
Rev. George P. Stanford leads 10:30 morning worship with the theme Worthwhile Dreams. The church school hosts a life of Christ study in the adult department. Epworth League gathers at 6:30 with a contest update and 1:30 p m Church School. Afternoon service at 2:30 features Ideals for 1936.
Sunday School at 10.30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m discuss the Seven Candlesticks as church ages. Bible and historical study urges vigilance against surfeiting drunkenness and cares of life. Wilson Community Sunday School meets at Wilson school house Sundays at 2 15 p m. All welcome.
Rev M R Hendrich leads Sunday School at 10 30 am and preaching at 11 30 am every Sunday. Wednesday cottage prayer meets at 8 00 pm. Friday children service at Eagle school 1 00 pm conducted by Mrs Hendrich. Christian Endeavor meets every other week.
Readers are invited to join the large Sunday School class whose weekly lesson is prepared by Dr. P. B. Fitzwater of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. The notice urges participation and sharing with friends by reading the published lesson.
Reva Albert Dawe pastor presides at 10 16 a m worship with sermon Aspiration and Experience. 11 30 a m church school led by the pastor. Lord's supper to close morning service. Welcome offered to visitors and new residents. January meetings listed for Ladies Guild Union Church Sunday School. pledges to treasurer L E Davy due early to finalize 1985 records.
A D Telder preaches Courageous Faith at Sunday worship with Bible study 10:00 a m. Sunday School 11:15 a m. Sheridan and West Grant Sunday schools listed. Evening service 7:30 p m on The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Dover Tabernacle offers 10:15 a m Sunday School and 11:30 a m Gospel Service both on Courageous Faith.
The article outlines two fashionable bang types: tight rolled curls across the forehead creating puffs and loose fluffy bangs called a fringe. It credits Public Ledger Inc and WNU Service.
A polar bear performs in a 200 exhibit at Rochester New York under the Model Camera Company testing for film under varied light and climate conditions. Officials describe the bear’s slow rhythm and graceful motion during the test.
A local lake resort notes a social gathering at Farwell, hunting outings by James Bicknell and son, and visits from Dr. Howell of Alma and others. The entry mentions Christmas gatherings, farm chores by Lyman Stittsworth, shipments of poultry to Detroit, and a frigid 16 below morning temperature.
Local families from Pon tiac Farwell Flint and Lake Windover share Christmas visits with kin. A recreation club organizer plans a Windover school event January 6 for men and women. Teachers ill but sister volunteers led a Christmas tree program. students performed and classmates expressed well wishes for the teacher’s quick recovery.
Jud Tonkins warns that letting foolishness run long enough blurs lines between folly and true wickedness, urging awareness of creeping moral decline.
A large gathering at the Oscar Maxwell home on December 21 marked the Maxwell third wedding anniversary and the Fishers second. The event featured a festive Christmas tree and gift exchanges. Messages note Frank Maxwell visiting his cousin Elmer Youmans of the Brown. The Fishers have moved to Midland. George Weston and family visited Mrs Mide Weedle, while Mrs Mide Castle and her daughter stayed with her mother.
A well rendered Christmas Eve program at Mann Siding school drew a good crowd. Santa distributed mittens and candy as part of the holiday activities. Mr and Mrs Claire Johnson of Flint visited her parents Mr and Mrs A H Burton during Christmas.
A Lake region column lists Christmas gatherings across families including the Oman, Degeer, Halstead, and Powell clans. Visitors from Flint Saginaw Clare were noted, with remarks on Mrs. Wesley Austin’s illness and plans for Paula Witt’s New Year trip. A Christmas program at Lake drew local attendance and humorous incidents with Santa and a dog.
West Freeman notes a Recreations Club meeting at the school on Thursday evening. Families and neighbors such as the Shina barger, Shinabarger, and Powell households are mentioned visiting relatives during Christmas and New Year holidays. The community reports many coughs and colds as the new year begins.
The column lists Christmas visits and holiday gatherings among local families including Elsie Shull, Maude Barber, Kenneth Roller, the Allen and Shull families, Fern Athey, Rollin Shull, and others. It mentions illness, travel from Baltimore and Detroit, a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Harl Gilmore, and schools reopening after Christmas week.
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