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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1943
Page
6
A page lists multiple local churches with service times and staff in Clare Michigan. It includes St Gacilla's St Henry's Rosebush Dover Tabernacle Loomis Gospel Mission Reorganized Church Brown Corners U B Church Congregational Clare St John’s Ev Lutheran with Sunday schools choir offerings and weekly meetings.
Colville Elm Grove and Arthur Church of God announce Sunday services with preaching at 11:30 a.m and 8:00 p.m in Colonville and Arthur Center. Evening devotional and youth activities listed with prayer and Bible study on Wednesday. Rev. Charles Kleinhardt is pastor. contact 288-Wil.
Sunday January 24 marks the redecorated Methodist Church service schedule with morning worship at 10 30 and Sunday School at 11 46 led by John H Hall B D and church organist Mrs John Empey. Fellowship dinner after Sunday School and Epworth League at 6 30. Christian Science Church sets Life as the lesson subject for January 1 9 with cited Bible verses and text from Science and Health.
West Sixth and Maple Streets Church of God with Rev H L Gle dland announces 10 06 a m Sunday School led by Lois Tope and 11 00 a m Morning Worship. Christian Crusaders Hour at 6 30 p m and Evening Services at 7 30 p m with evangelistic message. Wednesday 7 30 p m Mid Week Prayer and Praise. Beagle Church of God of Rev M R Honderich and Mrs M R Honderich welcome all noting No creed but Christ No law but love No book but the Bible. All services listed in Eastern War Time. Sunday School 11 00 a m.
The First Baptist Church led by Rev. E. E. Redman offered morning worship with a message on privileges and responsibilities of God’s people. The Junior Choir wore new white robes and a sacred concert is planned. Bible School 11 15 a m led by Donald Woolston. Sunday School banquet set for January 19 with a planned program and dinner. Evangelistic services at 7 30 pm featured a message on eternal torment. Mrs Redman to present another gospel picture. Wednesday prayer meeting moved to Miss Mary Gilmore’s home at 7 30 pm.
Wyrick pastor leads Sunday School at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m at the Lake School building. No evening services in winter. Mrs Wmi Mahan spent a week with relatives in Flint Saginal Roscommon and Clare visits noted.
Gilman couple welcomed a baby girl and named details are not yet known. Hazel Scott, now in Midland with Austin Construction, spent the weekend with her parents Geo and Hazel Scott. Velma Scott returned from Lansing for her eighteenth birthday celebration. Cleo Bauder of Midland visited her parents Perl and Mrs Tryon while also working for the Austin Construction Company. Wm McCon of Pontiac spent the weekend with his mother. John LaPond of Flint visited Frank Gilman’s household. Sam Hindman from Pontiac spent the weekend at the big cottage.
The U S 1942 soybean crop is estimated at 211 452 000 bushels, up from 106 712 000 bushels in 1941. The average yield is expected to be 19.5 bushels per acre.
A terse wartime admonition warns workers in loading ships factories and dining rooms to keep silent about secrets. Spies listen for every slip and the poem urges discretion, declaring that discussing trade and plans could endanger missions and lives.
The article notes 100000 man hours to assemble a heavy bomber with 30000 distinct parts and hundreds of thousands of metal components. It also states more than 5 million dollars is spent annually on research and development by the forest products industry to explore new markets and products.
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