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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
4
Morrison pastor outlines belief that humanity fits into two religious camps under one Christ. Sermon urges Bible study, salvation through Jesus, and eyeing end times with current events aligned to biblical prophecy. Services include Sunday worship at 10:80, Sunday School, Wednesday Romans study, and Sunday evening on Revelation 12.
Mt Vernon area hosts Sunday School sessions at the Grange Hall each week at 10 30. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Seventh Day Adventist reports Sabbath School at 1 30 in the CoSgrove Home at 205 East Seventh Street with visitors welcome.
Rev. GC Binhammer of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran conducts German service at 9345 Panelist church with an 10:45 English service and Sunday School. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday School at the I O O F hall. Hilder Burt of Beaverton preaches at 8:00.
Benjamin R. Davis, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 30 and Evening service at 7 45. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 p m. The message emphasizes that prayer life defines closeness to God and guiding others to Him.
F S Elliott presides at 10:00 a m Sunday School with many children and youth, 11:00 preaching, 6:30 young peoples meeting, 7:30 evangelistic preaching, and 7:30 Wednesday mid week prayer service inviting all to attend for inspiration and guidance.
Rev. Albert Dawe invites parishioners to attend Sunday services at 10 15 a m church worship with sermon on Knowledge of God and 11 30 a m church school. The talk considers Job and the limits of reason creed and dogma in knowing God and invites discussion next Sunday.
A store offers 19 ounce catsup bottles at three for 29 cents, equating to about 9.7 cents per bottle. The deal emphasizes low pricing and value for shoppers seeking condiments.
A church notes that the Book of Revelation offers three core messages about history, Christ’s final triumph, and steadfast church conduct. The pastor announces Sunday services at 10 15, youth and art events, cottage Bible studies, and a Ladies Aid lunch, inviting broad parish participation and community service through faith.
An OCR fragment notes the fleur-de-lis as an emblem used in France around 1179 on a blue shield, with decorative fleurs-de-lis. It also mentions Theodor in 627 A D and a crown.
The speech lauds Calvin Coolidge’s integrity and solvency led during his presidency. It recalls Coolidge’s rise from Vermont farmer to governor and president and highlights debts reduced, a solvent treasury, and prudent policy on sugar tariffs. Roy O Woodruff recounts personal meetings and respect for Coolidge's character and service.
Community notices record births illnesses and visits. William Joseph Horan welcomed January 6. Several residents such as Keith First Cedric Brown and Ruth Cowden are listed with weekend visits, illnesses, and hospital care. Multiple families from Mt. Pleasant Remus Lansing Clare and Shepherd are referenced with gatherings and health concerns.
The column records residents visiting neighbors and relatives this week. John Sherman and Mrs Sherman from Owosso visited old neighbors. Carl Kidman from Lansing visited Vern Moline. Mrs Sadie Connors planned a trip to see granddaughter Mrs Frank Hartman in Midland. Bruce Gingery and son Vigited Geo Cod Mng and Wm Wassons at Sheridan Center. Mr and Mrs Wm Lowry of Vernon called at the Hinkle home.
Pleasant Valley notes Mrs. Wm Arnold improving after medical visit in St John. Mr and Mrs Owen Spink visited at Herrick with John Presley family. Ervin Orvis family guests of A L Keever. Aid Society met with Mrs Hemistreet, next meeting with Mrs Runyan. Miss Mabel Dangler at Albert Thurston home in Clare. Jennie Bates Norman Orval and Jay Clare visited West Branch with Hugh Allen. Laurence Bates returned home with them. Wm Gordon of Clare spent days with his parents. Gladys Hemstreet working south of Clare.
Clarence Gibbs of Ithaca and J Phillips of Alma visited the Gibbs ranch on Monday. Quick is reported on the sick list. Floyd Hoard visited Ithaca and Alma Thursday and Friday. Elliott of Marion conducted business here Wednesday. Kube hauled sawdust from the Gibbs ranch this week. Albert Wheeler lost a fine rabbit dog last week. O Kube of Bertha Lake spent Sunday with the Hoards. Mrs. Herbert Sutton visited Mrs. O Sabin Monday. Jim Kirchmire traveled to Clare Tuesday. Rollin Hoag traveled to Standish Monday. Albert Humphrey of Hale, after ten days with his mother, returned home Monday. Wm Kubat and family visited Gibbs ranch Monday evening. Sabins and Hoards fished the Muskegon river Wednesday catching fifteen large pike. Oliver and Garnet Sabins called on John Bayluss and friends at Temple Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Carrow and children visits with the Schunks. Helen Williams from Harrison visiting the Densmores. Isa Mae Fancon is ill. J. W. Butters has been poorly. Bessie Bradley reports encouraging progress. Carl and Bessie Bradley call on the Hemstreets. Bessie Williams and two children return from the Bruce Williams home. Bruce Williams and a business trip to Harrison. Cornelia Stevens welcome a baby girl. Geo Fitzpatrick visiting relatives in Canada. Sunday dinner guests include Densmore family, Bruce and Harland Williams families, Gladys Davis of Clare. Wallace Carrow and Ruth Williams attend Beaverton game. Ruth Bradley visiting Clare. Him Grove extension group meets at Harry Bradley to plan future entertainment. Catherine Butters helping Mrs Castle with meat duties.
Hud son Company unveils the Terraplane with a two unit propulsion and body chassis system eliminating about 500 pounds of dead weight. The design boosts power to weight ratio, delivering higher horsepower per pound than competitors until the Terraplane eight appears.
Russell and Stanley Gregg joined Mark Schunk on Sunday while the Aid group met with Mrs. Perry Davis last Thursday in good attendance. Several families including Mrs. Harry Fancon and Mrs. Louie Vancon with two children, Mrs. Bruce Williams, Mrs. Harland Williams with two children, and Mrs. Bessie Williams with two children visited Mrs. John Densmore. Vera Mae Claushon and the little Ramey girl of Elm Grove are on the sick list. Mrs. Hulda Fowler of Jackson visits her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Cochran.
West Freeman Roy Cook from Lake called Thursday. Chas Barber Archie Thompson and Mr Smith from near Coleman visited P MacNadyen home Thursday. P MacFadyen went to Clare on business Friday. MacFadyen trapped a forty pound lynx Saturday. Ed Walker and daughter Pearl went to Farwell Saturday. Comstock party of Sears hunters in the area Friday. Elton Darnell and family called at Van Horn ranch Saturday. Oscar Walker left for Battle Creek Monday to visit family. Ed Walker took daughter and family to Windover then Battle Creek. son stayed. Chas Ford of Clare called Wednesday. John Gaitney and sons husked corn for Bader Williams on White farm. Mrs John Gaffney learned a little niece died near Sears after flu. Many families ill with flu. Fred Burke Mrs Carl Sttinabarger and Jim to Clare Friday. Elton and son Clifford attended hardtine dance at Lake Saturday night. Lincoln Unit school bus seen in neighborhood Tuesday afternoon.
Grange ladies are asked to provide cake and sandwiches for tonight’s dance lunch. Reports include Archie Ackerman, plus Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brooks with family at Fred Ervin’s home. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holquist of Mt. Pleasant and Marguerite Ackerman visiting Beulah Brooks. A chicken supper was hosted by the Schafaley family on the farm. The five county meeting is set for January 19 at Bay City with day and evening sessions and a noon potluck dinner.
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