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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
3
St. Cecilia's Mass at 8:00 a.m with Rev. Stanley Morrison. Grown Corners U B Church Sunday School at 10:30 and prayer meeting Thursday at 8:90 p.m. St John’s Evangelical Lutheran with Rev. C G Binhammer, German service at 9:45 a.m. and English at 10:40 a.m. Sunday School during this period.
Visitors and new residents to our city were extended a cordial invitation to worship with us at Olivet College last week.
Sunday School sessions held at Mt Vernon Grange hall every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints conducts a Sunday School at the IOOF hall at 10:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome.
Seventh Day Adventist class outlines parables from Matthew Mark and Luke with memory verse about angels judging the wicked and just. Greetings are held in the tent at 104 West Sixth Street until further notice.
Rev. M. L. VanHoose conducts a full weekly program with 10:00 a m Sunday School and 11:00 a m Worship service. Evening and midweek services follow including Young People, Prayer, and Bible Study sessions.
A church service at 10 15 a m featured Rev Albert Dawe with a sermon The Church 4 Brotherhood and sacraments to follow Miss Anna May Smalley reports on a Young People's Conference in Michigan Philadelphia reports 6 000 year old ruins unearthed near Mosul in Tepe Gawra mound discovery on the oldest city in the world Archaeological finds include pottery tools weapons and precious stones from tombs and walls
Sunday school times listed for Eagle Church of God Elm Grove and Cololonville with preaching every other Sunday. Cottage prayer meetings held midweek and children service led by Mrs Hendrich at Eagle school with Endeavor meetings biweekly.
A reflective note on the church’s core aims and its historical influence. The text argues for examining what Methodism has stood for and the impact of its ideas on the era’s religious discourse.
A. D. Telder preaches on Christ as superior to angels in a Sunday morning service at 10 a m with the subject Christ Superior to the Angels. Sunday School times given including 11 15 am with Arthur Brown as superintendent. Dover Tabernacle lists services and the same topic Christ Superior to the Angels.
Twenty four young transients under the Washington transient bureau are reconditioning the Grand house to house them. The rambling three story building will have kitchen and dining in the basement recreation rooms and offices on the first floor and sleeping quarters on the upper levels. Arnold Server of the University of Wisconsin oversees the work and expects completion in about a month.
United Air Sites reports U S air travelers pay lower fares and travel faster than abroad. Foreign fares convert to about eight and a half cents a mile, with ten cents rare, while U S rates run around six cents a mile. Excess baggage charges in the United States are about half European levels.
Regional pension bureau opens in Kent and surrounding counties on July 1. Ezra Condis to be honored with a House speaker statue in Battle Creek. Michigan receives 530,695 dollars from a 4.8 billion works fund for forest work. A Marshall conservation league forms under the Junior Chamber of Commerce guidance. Saginaw plans to rebuild city hall with treasury funds and federal grants. Gordon Cogswell, 19, earns a varsity letter despite handicap. Welden H. Ryan and wife celebrate 59th anniversary. Michigan plates production begins at the Southern Michigan Prison. Towns urge sanitation inspections for summer tourists with a 15 thousand dollar health fund request. Detroit hosts a tourist information bureau led by Helen Carlson. Central States Forestry Congress backs federal ownership of timber lands in Great Lakes states. Over 15 million spent on home and small business repairs. near 30 million projected. An Oakland County workers’ homestead project funded by federal funds and state donations progresses. Relatives of CCC members may seek federal relief work. GCC enrollments down as families fear competition for jobs.
Brown Corners sees a flurry of Sunday visits from Floyd Beach family and others including Walter Leichert and Leo Smock. Rev C O Bosworth to preach next Sunday in Rev Van Brocklin's absence. Hay making continues as measles trouble hits Armentrout boys. School meeting set for July 8 and W M A program planned at Forest Garver’s.
Mr and Mrs Hold Cutler and Dorothy spent the weekend at Bertha Lake Segal and Vanderwoods are ill with appendicitis We hope for a quick recovery Mr and Mrs Davids Shorewool visited Owosso Nealie and Peter Cook and Go Dells homes Helena Vanderwoude went to Mt Pleasant Sunday to attend College Mit arid Mrs Oscar Keehn Mt Morris visiting their parents Charles Keehn Clyde Gable visited Frank Davis home Sunday afternoon The Wm Brown family are spending several weeks at Lake George and Farwell Peter Cook and sisters visited their uncle Mr Green near Manton last week.
Gilmore residents MANN SIDING O M Somers spent Sunday with the Wm Hileman family. Chas Stone and family left for Canada to visit relatives for a few weeks. James Hitts family spent the weekend at home. they work in beet fields near Coleman. A large crowd attended the Farmers Union booster meeting last Thursday. Sylvia Burton remains on the sick list with hopes for quick recovery. Melvin Heints had lung drainage surgery at General Hospital Mt Pleasant and is recovering well. Harold Heber works with A E Burton in beet fields near Coleman. The Sunday night program will discuss the Second Coming of Christ. all invited.
Sunday school at 1 30 P M and preaching at 2 30 P M with a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 09 P M. Ada Tigner returns to help her mother. Homer Rodgers injured eye from a screwdriver while under a car. Mrs Ryne visiting from Detroit. Men helping Homer with farm work. Sympathy to the Davison family on Grace Davison's death. Otis and Mrs McPhail welcome a baby girl.
Warl Smedley is glad to be using his arm again after a colt threw him, jumping a fence causing the injury. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rulapaugh and family visited Mt. Pleasant to see Alfred who recently had an operation and is recovering. Lawrence Finch of Flint spent the weekend with his parents. He accompanied his aunt Edith Godfrey to visit her sister, Mrs. Alice Haddix. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Marshall and daughter Kathryn of Lansing camped nearby for a week, enjoying fishing and the local scenery. Read Hostile Valley in this issue of The Sentinel.
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