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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
10
A collage of congregation notices lists Mass and service times for St. Cecilia Catholic, Bynday School, Reorganized Church, Loomis Hall, Wilson Community, Seventh Day Adventist, St John’s Evangelical Lutheran, and Colonville churches. It names pastors such as Rev. Morrison and Rev. Teate, mentions English services, sermons on the Commandments, Sunday School times, cottage prayer meetings, and Christian Endeavor events.
Rev M L VanHoose pastorates hint at a Sunday School 10 00 a m and Worship service at 11 00 am The Young Peoples service led by Mildred Cleveland at 6 30 pm and a 1 30 pm evangelistic service The midweek prayer and praise meeting is at 7 30 pm Wednesday evening
Rev. George P. Stanford to lead 10:30 morning worship with the topic The First Commandment of God’s Supremacy This is the Ist of I readings and reflections for the congregation.
The Eagle Church of God lists Sunday School at 10 30 morning service at 11 30 and a Wednesday cottage prayer meeting at 8.00. A Friday children service at Hagle school at 1.00 led by Mrs. Hendrich. Christian Endeavor meets every other Sunday at 8.00. LM Grove holds Sunday School at 11.00 each Sunday.
10:15 a.m. worship with sermon on The Ten Commandments and special choir music. 11:50 a.m. church school led by the Pastor. Annual meeting Monday at 6:30 p.m. Visitors and new residents invited to worship. Note dates for annual meetings January 16 Ladies Union January 13 The Church January 19 The Sunday School January 19. Officials urged to plan accordingly.
A compiled listing of shops and suppliers including Band Box dry goods Ford Sales and Service J. J. Hanley Grocery Clare-Beaverton Lumber Clare Elevator Co. Co. & B. Oil Co. F. A. Hachmuth Fleming Shoe Joslin Restaurant Clare Auto Parts Rexall Drugs Sturting Oil Co. Thirston & Son Funeral Home r. A. Samborn Produce Furs and Poultry Dr. I. W. McKnight Mitchell Furniture Homer Douglas Barber Garns Garage Jesse W. Lamphere Cities Service Products A. & P. Tea Co. P. F. Cregiter Harness and Shoe Repairing Farmers Independent Produce Clare Hardware & Furniture J. Archambault Insurance Vanderworker's Grocery No. 2 Shumway Barber and Beauty Shoppe Kyle McKinnon Insurance Service Whites Fruit and Floral Farm John Groves Mobil Gas Dionise Tavern and Fruits H. W. Randall Builder and Contractor Kraft-Phonix Cheese Corp.
Church notices announce New Year Eve party in the parlor hosted by Rev. Dave's Eliza Feighner and Mrs. Austin Bates' classes. Sunday worship centered on Faith and the Word of God with multiple Sunday School sessions, prayer services, and a 144000 prophecy focus.
Mrs Wm Mahan and Mrs Sam Muir visited Ewart Tuesday. A second baby of 1936 arrived New Year’s at Chester Whitford’s home, a girl named Marie Louise. Ann Scott hosted Gladys Black Harold and Gerald St Johns for New Year’s at her parents’ home. Clair Scott visited family New Year’s and went fishing. Earle Shook and Bert Scott hosted New Year guests. Mrs Muir made a business call at Mr Pleasant. Jan 3 brought a baby boy John Lee at Ted Green’s home. George Scott shopped in Reed City. Harry Cornell shopped in Clare. Lucile Brooks from Weidman visited her parents. Mrs Harry Boucher became school librarian and the public is invited to use the library. Mrs Herman Hilliker visited family. P A Oman and family were New Year guests of Carrie Lansing in Clare. Ethel Andrews left for Flint for a brother’s funeral. Shirley Temple film The Littlest Rebel shown in Clare. Rachel Ann Pitts and parents visited Hilliker family. Clare theater patrons included Clifford Malesh and son. Lake Sunday School held annual officer election Supt Hilliker, Treas Shinebarger, Sec Brooks, Organist Mrs Oman. Wilbur Phillips from Roscommon visiting. Mahan and Muir attended Idea theater in Clare Sunday. John Little and Jack Stone from Flint took Summers back to Flint. Sam Hindman from Detroit visited over the weekend.
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