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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1937
Page
3
City churches announce Sunday School times and worship services. St Cecilia’s, Lake George, Loomis, Brown Corners, St John’s Lutheran, Nazrene, Congregational, Herrick, Eagle Church of God, Elm Grove, Colonville share schedules with pastors and preaching times. Visitors welcome. weekly prayer and youth programs noted.
Rev M L VanHoose presides at 10:00 p m Sunday school led by Mrs Geo Tope at 11 90 a m Worship 7 45 p m Evangelistic Service 7 45 Wed Prayer Meeting Loomis School House Rev J W Teale hosts Sunday School 10 30 a m Young Peoples 7 15 p m Sunday 7 45 p m Cottage Prayer Tuesday 8 00 p m All invited to attend these services
The church outlines Sundays message with the Truth as the focal theme. Scriptural citations include Psalms 119 verse 18 and 142, noting open eyes to behold wondrous things in the law and praising the timeless righteousness and truth of the law.
In Easter Building at 1 30 p m the Seventh Day Adventist holds a worship with the sermon The Two Covenants Memory Verse from Galatians 2 20 inviting visitors to attend and participate in the service.
Rev George P Stanford announces morning worship at 10 30 am with a sermon series Fateful Hours in Chr st Life focusing on Morning Hours in Christ s Life The program marks the first of summer services Church School follows at 11 36 am Mrs Harrison directs the class Miss Ida Mary Murphy visits Lansing on the way to Mackinaw Island for the National Liquor convention Also notes Miss Virginia Schaaf returns to Bay City from a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Pred Schaaf.
A Baptist church advertises Sunday worship at 10:00 with the morning sermon The Son of God Praying and a 11:15 Sunday School led by Frank Robert. Evening service at 7:30 addresses A Great Downfall and Its Cause, inviting all to attend with friends and summer visitors. Wednesday prayers at 10:00 and 7:30.
The column lists numerous visitors and residents in Harrison, Clare, Lansing, Flint, and surrounding areas over the past week. It notes cottage rentals nearly exhausted, heightened resort traffic, and increased oil leasing activity, with Sunday school attendance remaining strong this summer.
Owosso residents John Cameron and wife hosted a Shiawassee cottage weekend with Cliff and Joan Cameron and Roy Adams plus Fred and Mrs Bingham from Farwell. Pontiac's Charles Borst visited Sunday as Oh town drilling resumes east of Town. Several Detroit Lansing Flint and Ohio visitors joined locals at various cottages and lodges, with fishing trips and family gatherings noted throughout the Lake View Oakdale area.
Rural Mr and Mrs Richard Pfanney of Pontiac visited with relatives and friends over the weekend. Hart Brockway of Pontiac was up over the weekend. The Farmers Union debate was won by the negative side that is the United States can get along without imports.
Floyd Weaver of Detroit visits his mother in town for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Everette Allen and Mr and Mrs Carl Bauer spent Sunday with Lake City friends. Marian Ford recovers from a throat injury. Mary Alice Davis of Detroit visits Floyd Allen home. Softball dominates nearby communities as the main activity. Mr and Mrs Wm Henderson visit Dorothy Allen Sunday evening.
Detroit visitors arrive for two week stays at Mrs. A Cline and bear lake area families host relatives and friends from Royal Oak Sag inaw Chicago Muskegon Clare Farwell and more. Several families, including Mills and Littlefield clans, enjoy dinners and gatherings with local residents amid cottage visits.
Sunday callers visited several local families in Brown Corner. George Waik ers hosted Mr and Mrs Mayo Rob inett. Harrison guests Evelyn Acre and Genevieve Smith visited Forest Garver. Gladwin visitors Hadley Elgar visited Clair Colter. Lima Ohio guests were hosted by Wm Kanarr with Roy Sweet family. Detroit and Coleman visitors also noted with various locals. A Alma visitor stayed with Ruth Black and Vera May Dysinger worked for Mrs Shull.
Miss Ester Poet returns to Farmers Produce Co after a week in Detroit. She attended a Navin Field game Saturday. Mrs Marie Allen visited Wallaceburg Ontario with relatives and returned Sunday. Mrs Grace Seestedt and Doris Romulus visit Frank Poet family. Lucille Poet takes two week vacation. Glenn Bay loses a work horse last week. Mr and Mrs Ernest Kleiner traveled to Saginaw and Mayville. Abbie Stone joined in Mayville visit. Congratulations to Willard and Mrs Rankins on their wedding. Redford visits the Poets two weeks. electric line completed and lights first used by Glenn Bay family. others to move in days.
Mrs Glenn Poet visited her parents in Arthur while a heavy wheat crop in the area was badly damaged by rust. Some farmers may skip harvesting. Visitors include Mrs W R Rutledge of Detroit and Mrs P H Miller of Dearborn.
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