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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1936
Page
10
Local notes list services at St. Cecilia’s Brown Corners U B Church Reorganized LDS Loomis and Nazarene Stella Short at South McEwan Stella Short leads evangelistic services with a back to the Bible Crusade. Dover Tabernacle offers Sunday School at 10 15 and a 11 30 gospel service titled Christ Sitting at the Well.
Rev. C. Binhammer pastor announces German services Sunday at 9 45 and English services at 10 45 with no Sunday school during July and August.
Rev M L VanHoose presides with Sunday School at 10:00 am led by Hf L Cleveland Worship service at 11:00 am Evangelistic service at 8:00 pm on September 11 in the church with Pastor VanHoose directing activities.
Rev Albert Dawe presides at 10 15 a m service with sermon The Extra Thing. Special choir music invites visitors and tourists to join in worship and receive a cordial welcome.
Rev. George P. Stanford oversees morning worship at 11 30 with church school led by Mrs D and Holbrook 6 30 Epworth League at Herrick 9 30 morning worship 10 30 church school at Herrick
The Seventh Day Adventist hosts an Easter gathering at Mitchell store focusing on Jesus before the High Priest and Peter's denial. Lesson texts include Matthew 26 57 75 Mark 14 53 72 Luke 22 54 71 John 18 12 27 and Isaiah 53 38 memory verse. Visitors are welcome.
The Eagle Church of God offers Sunday School at 10:30 and preaching at 11:30 each Sunday. Elm Grove and Colonville churches schedule Sunday School and alternate Sunday services, with cottage prayer meetings and childrens and Endeavor activities on set weekdays.
Baptist church notices list services led by A C Telder Pastor. Morning worship at 10:00 a m with sermon Christ sitting at the well of Sychar. Sunday School 11:15 a m Glasses for all. Sheridan and West Grant Sunday Schools in afternoon and Ernest Radloff superintendent. Evening service at 8:00 p m on the topic Weeping Women. Everyone welcome.
The Standard church hosts a three service Holiness campmeeting from July 25 to August 2 in J. Y. Johnston Grove, one mile north and 114 miles west of Rosebush. Rev. J. G. Nussey of Brockville Ontario leads with Canadian singers and district workers. Free bedding straw provided. extra tents available. bring your own tent if possible. Wm. Greenwald and Wm. Youman announce.
Local families from East Chicago to Clare gathered for picnics, visits, and social events. Notables include the Neaggy and Vargo households, cottage cheese demonstrations, candlelight ice cream plans, and a Presbyterian picnic at Lake Section School. Nearby travels covered California to Vancouver as Elizabeth Maybes plans a month abroad.
Vernon Hill residents and families from Ashe May land Ohio, Lansing, Flint, Clare, Pontiac and Midland visited relatives here. Many calls at homes, dinners, trips to Houghton Lake and Clare Centennial marked a weekend of social activity with extended family and friends.
Henry Urbain and three children visited his uncle Mr Fancon and family on Sunday. Louie Fancon and three daughters joined her mother Mrs Jessie Davis for her birthday. Mrs John Hartman cared for sister Mrs Stanley Schrunk and newborn last week. Myra Woodworth returned from Clare County General Hospital. Horace Fancon and Carl Macklin spent the weekend in Sterling. Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams traveled to Ewart and visited Mr and Mrs Joe Clark. Lawrence Koons and son from Lansing called on the Williams en route to Houghton Lake. Hazel Chambers of Detroit visited her parents Mr and Mrs F P Davis. Gordon Fitzpatrick and wife returned to Detroit. Mrs Fitzpatrick and child visited Geo Fitzpatrick.
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