Local church services listed in St Cochin area
The notice lists Mass and services for St Cochin Catholic Church Rev Stanley, reorganized L D S Sunday School at 10 30, Brown Corners U Church services 8 pm, St Johns Evangelical Lutheran with German service 9 46 English 10 45, Nazarene Stella Short pastor 10 30 Sunday School 11 30 worship 7 30 evangelistic, Christian Science lesson June 6 at 6 45 p m Young Peoples Meeting 7 45 p m prayer meeting 8. There is no evening service due to Baccalaureate.
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St. Cochin’s
Stanley’ Spethias
Brown Corners U
Ghurgh
T. John's EV
C. Binhammer
Church OF the Nazerene
McEwan Street
Stella Short
Wrayer
Young Peoples Meeting
Geo
Loomis School House Sunday Services Schedule
Rev. J. W. Teale presides at Loomis School House with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and Evening Service at 7:45 p.m. Young Peoples Meeting 7:15 p.m. Cottage Prayer Meeting Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. All are urged and welcome to attend.
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Loomis School
J. W. Teale
Young Peoples Meeting
Services Noted at 1 30 P M On Babylon Theme
Services held at 1 30 p m with the topic Babylon the great is fallen memory verse from Revelation 18 4 inviting visitors to come out of her and avoid her plagues. Cordial welcome extended to all attendees.
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Babylon the Great
Sunday worship service at local church
Rev M L VanHoose presides as pastor with Sunday school at 10 00 a m led by Mrs Geo Tope superintendent and worship service at 11 00 a m continued in the same church setting.
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M. L. VanHoose
Geo. Tope
Congregational Church Publishes Sunday Worship and Baptism
Rev Albert Dawe leads 10 15 a m worship with sermon on International Christianity. Special choir music. 11 30 a m church school under Mrs Harold Fleming. Childrens Day program on Sunday June 18 includes a Baptismal service. Visitors welcomed to worship and contact pastor before date.
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Congregational Church
Albert’ Dawe
Harold Fleming
Morning Worship and Children’s Day at Local Church
Rev. George P. Stanford leads 10:30 worship with a children’s program and baptismal service announced. Sunday includes church school at 11:30, Epworth League 6:30, and a budget pledge reminder. Next week, final conference preps and a human heart talk at 9:30.
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George P. Stanford
Earl Sternaman
Epworth League
Young Peoples Choir
Preaching and Family News From the Church
A. D. Telder speaks on Love Obedience and Peace at Sunday worship 10:00. Families and relatives gather across Midland Clare and Jackson areas for visits and health news. Mr. Teale returns home improving. sympathy extended to the Johnson family of Pratt Corners. Wellington Davis joins Flint visitors bound for the Straits.
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A. D. Telder
Walter Hierholzer
Midland
Henry Hierholzer
Fred Giebel
Valley Rutter
Saginaw
Bert Rutter
Ruben Rutter
Eva Jones
Fern
Jackson
Chas
Arthur Johnson
Pratt Corners
Wellington Davis
Melvin Willets
Flint
Straits
Christ Centered Faith Guides Dover Tabernacle Schedule
A Dover Tabernacle notice outlines Sunday School at 10 15 a m and 11 30 a m gospel service with sermons on Christ Creator Redeemer and Indweller. Evening service at 7 30 p m features the theme of Christ’s lordship as King and Redeemer. Wednesday prayers at 10 a m and 7 30 p m and Kings Daughters meeting Thursday complete the weekly schedule.
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Christ
Frank Robert
West Grant
Clare
Sheridan
Young
Peoples Meeting
Redeemer
Jesus Christ
Kings- Daughters
Dover Tabernacle Sunday School
Josephs Errand and Public Service Readiness
Lesson text focuses on Genesis 41 and Joseph as a model public servant ready for service. Emphasizes humility before God, discretion before kings, and responsible, wise use of power. Includes guidance on leadership, spirituality in public office, and the value of patience in God’s timing.
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Joseph
Paul
White House
Christ
God
Peter
Jacob
Ant
Tact Teaches Silence and Controlled Inquiry
A concise aphorism notes that tact avoids constant questioning and embraces silence. It argues that persistent inquiring without tact yields no learning, highlighting the balance between curiosity and discernment.
Social Roundup from Rosebush Courtyard
Reverend and Mrs R O Thomson hosted visitors from Williamston and Alma families. Detroit guest John Shiraef spent the weekend with his parents. Local residents welcomed relatives visiting from Chicago Saginaw Ann Arbor and Detroit. One resident Floyd Crawford is hospitalized in Clare. Household travel and illness notes fill the week.
Family Reunion At The Earnhardt Home
Mr and Mrs Merlin Earnhardt hosted a family reunion at their Sun day home with relatives from Sparta Muskegon and Mt Pleasant attending Mrs Elizabeth Maybee of Lansing spent the weekend recess at her home here English Speaking Races Language English speaking races inherit their language from Teutonic peoples Angles Saxons and Jutes who migrated to Britain in the fifth century from Denmark and North Germany
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Hugh‘ Johnston
Bonnie
Alelen Johnston
Sanford
Charles Sifton
Detroit
Elizabeth Ballage
Hadley
Roge Ballage
R. N
Ann Arbor
Bernard Ballage
Floyd Crawford
Clare Hospital
Velma Coyne
Saginaw
Lorne Coyne
Danny
Mt. Pleasant
Dan Coyne
Levi Willey
Mu Pleasant
Earl
Hol, Frier
Alma
R. O Thomson
Clifford Mutespaugh
Pontiac
Pat Battle
Wix Peeta
Grant
Carl
Henry Walker
Bay City
Frank White
Marion
William Johnston
Merlin Earnhardt
Sparta
Muskegon
Elizabeth Maybee
Lansing
Britain
Denmark
North
Germany
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Christian Science Church
lLesson
Seventh Day Adventist
Church OF God
Herrick
Fleming
Davy Bldg
Michigan
Harold L. Lundquist
Propag 3 ‘Bible Institute of
ABC
Western Newspapers Union
W. L. Watkinson
Rosebush News
R. O. Thomson
Williamston
McHwén
Bowling Green
Ohio
Bert Mewen
John Shiraef
John Shiraer
Teresa
Gaul
Chicago
Frank Hamilton
Jack Horner
Clare, Michigan
Woodbury’s
Cashmere
Dean’s
Nyal Antacid
Hinkle Cas
Cara
Johnson's
Ucatone
Phillips’ Milk
Magnesia
Najol
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