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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1942
Page
6
A page lists multiple area churches with service times and pastors. Institutions include St. Cecilia’s Loomis Mission Sheridan Baptist Loomis St Henry’s Rosebush Seventh Day Adventist Reorganized Latter Day Saints Dover Tabernacle Brown Corners Church of God and more with Sunday School times and worship hours.
The notice lists multiple congregations with pastors and weekly services. Gospel Church hosts morning prayers and worship plus Bible School and evening evangelistic service. Elm Grove Church of God lists Sunday School and weekly preaching and Thursday prayer meeting. Colony and Arthur Center note Sunday services with specific times on June 21st and June 28th.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announces pastor Floyd G Smith and schedule. Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Preaching services held on the second and fourth Sundays each month at 8 00 p m.
Lake George hosts a weekly Sunday School session every Sunday at 10 36 a m led by Superintendent Harry Moyer.
Lake George reports Sunday School at 2 30 p m led by Alfred Cowles Superintendent. Competent teachers for all classes. Preaching at 3 30 p m with Rev F R Galusha in charge of services until further notice.
Clare Michigan Congregational Church invites visitors and new residents to worship with Rev Albert Dawe at 10 15 a m and Sunday School at 11 30 a m Superintendent Mrs Carleton Garthe leads the classes. The sermon titled The Helper of Your Joy previews a warm community welcome.
John H. Hall D D ministers morning worship at 10 30 with church school at 11 44 Theo Wallington superintendent Doris Empey organist and choir director Epworth League 6 30 The Gideons will lead the service next Sunday morning detailing their work in placing New Testaments in the hands of American boys in military service The public is invited to attend
Reverend M R Honderich leads services at the Eagle Church of God with no creed but Christ and no law but love. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 2 PM, preaching at noon and 9 PM, Christian Endeavor 8 PM, devotional 8:45 PM, and prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 9 PM. All ages invited.
Rev E G Leyrer pastor at Clare church located on US 27 north end. Residence 1002 McHwan St. Phone listed. English service scheduled for 10 30 a m.
Sunday service centers on Sacrament with gospel verses in Matt 16 and I Cor 11. The weekly text urges self denial and bearing one’s cross to follow Jesus, paired with spiritual lessons from Science and Health about martyrs linking states of religion and cleansing material sense.
A nephew writer describes life at Fort Knox during May, detailing tenting then barracks, extreme heat, disciplined routines, meals, and gear. He notes mechanized army life, cross-state friendships, and shared duties, aiming to boost war morale and inform family back home. He closes with affection and hope to see loved ones soon.
Representatives of The Gideons will visit several Clare churches on Sunday July 12 to present their ministry. The group, long involved in placing Bibles in public spaces, now aims to equip men with pocket New Testaments and Psalms and urges community support for the effort.
Local families hosted relatives over the Fourth and weekend including Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips of Chesaning, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Haight of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Heiser of Detroit, and many others. Trips included visits to Irvinville and St Helen's Lake with multiple return trips and extended stays.
A World War II correspondence item from Pvt. Wesley A. Huntley details life in Australia with earnings of 48 dollars a month, allotments to family, and requests for letters. He mentions Army induction, time at Camp Custer and Fort Knox near Louisville Kentucky, and asks for home updates and Chesterfield cigarettes.
Mrs. Marvin Tidhall and children from LaGrange Illinois spend two weeks with her sister Mrs Bert Jackson and family in Clare visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roberts of Mason and MaeGill with Virginia of Blanchard join Dan Roberts and family. Blake Marlin Hubert of Detroit and Mrs George Bailey of Flint visit their mother and husband Mr and Mrs Dave Teale. Asher Knight family from Mr Pleasant visit. Lew Erter of Mr Pleasant visit Warren Heiser. Martin Heiser of Lansing visits his mother Mrs G A Heiser with Ernie Cleveland and family. The group also travel to Mann Siding to visit Mrs James Bradley and family. Mary Herron of Rosebush visits Mrs Eola McDonel.
The note discusses a cow named Bossy grazing during daytime hours and increasing appetite at night due to fewer distractions. It references lost and found columns in Tokyo papers and a political jab about War Bonds and Japan. It ends urging readers to buy bonds with a 10 percent yield per pay period.
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