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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
10
Local church schedules include St. Cecilia's 8:00 a.m. mass and Brown Corners A B Church services, St John Evangelical Lutheran two services, and upcoming Bible rally at Harrison. Social notes mention Beverley Sue’s birth, extended family visits, and various hospital and travel updates across Clare County towns.
Schedule of church services at Hasler Hall near Mitchell Furniture store and Loomis School House. Includes times for Seventh Day Adventist meetings on Saturdays, Church of the Nazarene on South McEwan Street with Sunday School 10 30 Worship 11 30 Evangelistic 7 30 and Thursday prayer at 8, and Loomis School House services with Sunday School 10 30 Worship 11 00 Young Peoples 6 30 7 30 Evangelistic 7 30 Wednesday prayer and praise. Everyone welcome.
Rev. Albert Dawe leads 10 15 a m church service with sermon The sympathy of Character and special choir music. The Lords Supper will be administered at the close. Visitors and new residents are warmly welcomed to worship with us.
Methodist Church lists 10:30 worship on a Patriotic Prophet series with guest soloist John Lee Hansel and 11:30 Church School led by Mrs. Holbrook, plus Epworth League and a July 15 picnic. Herrick and Eagle Church of God share Sunday School times and regular services, while Elm Grove and Colonville note alternating sermons and cottage prayer meetings with occasional evening programs.
Sunday morning worship at 10:00 a m emphasizes the supreme importance of the new birth as declared by the Lord Jesus Christ at the start of his ministry. The message centers on the essential Christian doctrine and a call to faith.
Vernon Hill notes report the death of Ernest Schultz of Owosso with funeral services at 2:30 led by Rev Bin hammer and interment in Cherry Grove. Numerous relatives and friends from Owosso Lansing Alma Clare and Flint visited or sent condolences.
Among the Granges, Thursday meetings at Beech schoolhouse invite all members. Local chores include shingling for Edward Putman farm, and several family visits and travels to Clare Coleman Holt and Jackson area. Health notes report Mrs Bessie Glass ill and Manson Graham very poorly.
Mrs. Lydia Snyder visited Saturday and Sunday at her son Fred's home. Miss Shirley Trumble and Nate Trumble celebrate birthdays July 1 and 4. Dorothy and Donna Foell of near Mason visit their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McGuire.
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