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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
7
A passing report notes a group traveling near Adrian with Mr and Mrs Carter and a large trailer load. The fragment mentions Mr and Mia Wilk Kanarr and BR O Carter as part of the party, implying a family excursion or transport activity observed by locals.
Monday evening callers gathered at the home of Mrs. Bertra Grover and Jack in Farwell indicating a social gathering or prelude to forthcoming plans.
Dover Tabernacle lists Sunday School at 10 15 a m led by Charles Vann Den Bergh superintendent with classes for all. Reorganized Church and Seventh Day Adventist services scheduled with Sunday sessions and evening preaching, all welcomes. Christian Science Services at 11:00 a m at the Clare Inn.
Community Building Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 30 with Harry Moyer as Superintendent guiding activities and lessons for local families.
St Cecilia's led by Rev Charles D Brophy holds Mass Sunday at 10:30 a m with Holy Hour at 7:30 p m Friday. St Henry's Rosebush on US-27 led by Rev Gordon Grant offers Mass Sunday at 10:30 a m. All welcome.
Clare Michigan churches announce worship at Congregational with Rev Harold Watson at 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 30 a m Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 6 00 p m Loomis Missionary Church led by Rev J Wesley Teale offers Sunday School 10 00 a m Preaching 7 30 p m and Tuesday prayer at 7 30 p m all welcome
Hamilton Township Clare County holds services at 2 30 p m on the second and fourth Sundays each month. The newly elected Church Council will be inducted into office during the regular service on Sunday February 11.
Rev Ernest Burk pastor leads Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m U W T times. Christian Endeavor 7 00 p m Thursday prayer meeting 8 00 p m parsonage. All services begin by Central War Time. Welcome to all to attend and worship.
Rev. Fred Belleville ministers Nazareth Church Clare. Sunday School 4:00 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service 8:00 p.m. Evangelistic Cottage Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Scripture from Isaiah 59.1-2.
Rev. E. C. Leyrer pastor, located on US-27 at Clare north end. Residence 1002 McEwan St. Phone 141. English service 10:30 a m. Sunday School 11:45 a m. Saturday School 2:30 p m. Adult instruction Wednesdays 7:30 p m.
Due to Rev H Cleveland resigning the pulpit will be filled by visiting pastors and local help while a replacement is chosen. Services continue at 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 preaching, under a pulpit committee chaired by Miss Daisie Bruckart. Rev Leah Gardon will speak next Sunday morning. Prayer service set for Mrs Harger on West 3rd St next week.
Sunday Morning Worship at 10 30 with sermon The Four Surrenders of Abraham. Sunday School at 11 30 led by Edward Schlafley Jr Supt. Evening Evangelistic Service at 7 45 The Hand of God Shortened. Wednesday Prayer and Praise at 7 30. Junior Choir Tuesday 7 30. King's Daughters Wednesday 2 00.
Minister Rev. Chas B. Hakin leads morning worship at 10:00 with sermon Be Ye Angry and Sin Not. Sunday evening service at 7:00 followed by cooperative lunch and Hebrews study. Youth Fellowship at 6:00 led by Mrs. Garchow in church parlors. Choir practice Wednesday at 7:30.
Rev M R Honderich pastor welcomes all with a Christ centered message. Eastern War Time services include Sunday school 11 00 preach 12 00 noon Christian Endeavor 8 00 p m devotional 8 45 p m preaching 9 00 p m Wednesday prayer and Bible study 9 00 p m all ages invited
The article outlines the subject Truth for the Sunday Lesson Sermon on January 28 with II Corinthians 13 8 as an anchor. It cites Psalms 25 5 about leading in truth and trusting God, and notes correlative readings from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy on the understanding of truth and spiritual understanding surpassing burnt offerings.
Church notices list services for Colonville Arthur Center and Elm Grove with Sunday School times and preaching schedules. Rev Charles Kleinhardt is the pastor and contact number appears as 288 W11. Regular prayer meeting times are given and preaching occurs on Sundays and on the second Sundays at specified noon or 11 30 a m times.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Lower visited at the Newman home Sunday. Mrs Coloma Warner returned to Ford Hospital and School of Nursing after a three month leave. Mr and Mrs Fred Trietch hosted company from Clare Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Brady were supper guests at the Glenn Lower home Wednesday. A large number attended the Young People’s Christian Rally at Elm Grove Sunday evening. Mrs Clair Coulter is improved after her operation. A Gideon speaker is expected at church this Sunday evening.
Local residents visit relatives in Kalkaska Clare and Bay City. Army exam prep leads Art Hildebrandt to Detroit then departure. Family gatherings include Gordon Hartman Warner and Jackson households. Travel to Flint Gladwin Hillman and colony area noted with weekend visits and fishing trips.
Hamilton Center residents Jack McGuire and Chester Rauch from Pontiac spent the weekend with friends and relatives here. Several families shared Sunday gatherings including the Manwaring and Price households. Raymond Rose, in the U S Navy and stationed in Rhode Island, is expected home on furlough this week. Cloud Switzer recovered from a brief illness and joined local activities.
Henry Magnus remains homebound due to illness in Dover. The column lists weekend visits from Burley and Blanche Shaver to Farwell, Delmar Allen’s pipeline work in Sterling and Standish, and guests of Pete and Everette Allen including Ben Pardee on a twenty day Seaman furlough. Additional local visits include Walter Lebhere of Owosso, Louise Bauer of Clare, Wm. Arnold of Clare, and Jack Morden of Vernon.
Beverly Dunkle visited Shirley Richardson. A Young People meeting and taffy pull at Mrs Clinton Dunkle's was well attended. Sympathy extended to the Higgins and Durham families. Several families hosted and visited relatives including Navy furloughs and sick lists among local residents.
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited over the week with numerous relatives and friends. Alma couple Mr and Mrs George Doerr spent time with Burton Bay while Mr and Mrs Charles David entertained guests including Donald Kleiner Alton David Bernard McNerney and others Thursday. Sunday dinners included Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner Wallace Barton Robi Kleiner Ruth Ann Bates and families.
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