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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
3
Display rates set by request. Cards of thanks ten lines cost 25 cents. over ten lines per line. Resolutions and poetry priced per line. Liner and reading notices 10 cents per line. fillers 8 cents per line with heading 10 cents extra. The Sentinel offers probate notices and general job printing.
A local church guide lists services across multiple denominations. St Cecilia's Catholic Church, Brown Corners U B Church, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, of Latter Day Saints, St John’s Ev Lutheran, and Vernon Community Church all schedule Sunday School or services with times and gatherings at local halls and teneants, Presbyterians and Gospel messages noted.
Reverend M L VanHoose leads Sunday School at 10:00 am and worship at 11:00 am. A 6:30 pm Young Peoples meeting and 7:30 pm evening service follow. Prayer service Wednesday night at 7:30 pm, Bible study Friday at 8:00 pm from the Book of Revelation.
A Seventh Day Adventist session at Cosgrove Home 205 E 7th St presents a scripture lesson on The Parable of the Tares from Matthew 13 24-30 38 with memory verse The field is the god the good seed are the children of the kingdom but the tares are the children of the wicked one.
Rev. Albert Dawe conducts a 10 15 a m service with the sermon on Effective Living. Special choir music and a cordial welcome await visitors to the city and community.
A D Telcer pastor announces Sunday worship at 10:00 a m with The Scarlet Thread Through the Bible by W T McLean. Sunday School at 11:15 led by Arthur Brown. Evening service at 7 30 p m on Combinations to God's Safe. Detroit's W T McLean to speak all week with Loomis Sunday School at 10 30 a m Wesley Teale superintendent.
Rev M R Hendrich pastors Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30 each Sunday. Cottage prayer meeting at 8 00 Wednesday. Children service Friday 1 00 Eagle school by Mrs Hendrich. Christian Endeavor alternate Sundays 8 00. Elm Grove Sunday School 11 00 and preaching alternate Sundays 8 30. Cottage prayer Thursday 8 00. Colonville preaching alternate Sundays 8 00 and cottage prayer Tuesday.
Rev George P Stanford presents morning worship at 10 30 am with the sermon When the Dead Walked Text Matthew 27 52 A summer emphasis on regular worship Visit any church while traveling 1130 am church school 6 30 pm Epworth League continues on summer schedule 130 pm church school Herrick 230 pm afternoon worship Topic When the Graves Opened Good Cheer class holds a summer rally and picnic Friday Meet at the church at 3 00 pm sharp
Mrs. Levi Holmes visited daughter Mrs. John Bergey on Sunday. John Bergey and father fished at Beaverton pond Saturday. Doris Bergey stays with uncle Harl Bergey in Flint. Chris Reger of Clare visited Bert Bergey home. Glen Condon Billie Schenick and baby from Flint spent weekend with Frank and Garnett Siddy. Bergeys from Flint also visited family. Glenn Berkey of Flint spent Sunday with grandparents HE Bergey.
Lorin Nevills and Jeanetta Hamp ton spent Sunday with his brother and wife in Midland. Charles Bodkins Helen Broskey and Virginia Rutter traveled to Saginaw Saturday night and returned Sunday. Mrs Bodking visiting Vallie Rutter home accompanied them. Leland joined to spend vacation. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ray Strouse on the birth of daughter Esther Mue June 9.
Alma residents Mr and Mrs Eugene Yvalker spent Saturday and Sunday with Delbert and Frank Sanders. Mrs Paul Kemp and sisters Phyllis and Leola Coats of Pontiac joined in a Sunday dinner at Mrs J G Newman and planned a visit to Mancelona. Others visiting included Ralph Heller and family from Lansing, Isabell Davis from Lansing, and several Vernon and local guests.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Black hosted with the Garvers on Wednesday. Graduation exercises drew nearly the whole community at Harrison last week. Miss Rosalee Langworthy visited her mother and sister. Eunice Coulter died Sunday evening. 24 members attended. A Fort Wayne Bible School quartet performed at Hagle church tonight. Brown ball team beat Clare 6 to 1. Tuesday’s game with Farwell was rained out. Locals visited relatives in Ludington Hastings Detroit and enjoyed recent rains.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Teale visited Mr and Mrs Brockhart Sunday. Ernest Sprague and daughter Phyllis Ann spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gerow. The Ray Strouse baby arrived Sunday and will be named Mae. Effie Root returned from Florida visiting Clare friends before Duluth. Bowen and Duncan Roe of St Petersburg Florida joined summer visits. George Teale of Snover visited James Teale. Gilson Smith McFarland family trip to Falmouth to see Joe McFarland. Earl Beatty and Jas Teale toured Pontiac guests of Guy Beatty. Jas Teale noted for a fine horse. Stevens children recovered from measles. Cromfield and Cur tour of West Branch visited Gilson and Severson homes.
Noriman Blystone suffered a painful knee injury during a softball game and will need several weeks to recover. Mr and Mrs Kelly Turner were summoned to Sunfield by the death of his mother and are mourned by Judd Blystone and Della Reimbold.
Emmet Robinett and family visit in Flint while Mrs Violet Haines travels with her son Verne to visit daughter Mrs Claude Turner in Baldwin. Glenn Blystone relatives suffer illness from flu. Robinetts make a Saginaw trip. Several guests visit Gordon family. Floyd Gordon stationed at the CCG camp in Glennie.
Vernon Hill residents recount visits from Fred Giebel of Sag inaw and Perry Van Sickie of Andersonville. Revival meetings on sixth street are ongoing with Rev. VanHoose assisting in Lansing. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arrand of Flint with family and numerous Hill residents visiting relatives and sharing meals and local events.
Blackwell's Island in New York City spans about 120 acres and houses the penitentiary almshouse lunatic asylum for women workhouse blind asylum hospital for incurables and a convalescent hospital. Built largely from granite quarried on the island by convict labor its turreted feudal style is surrounded by a heavy granite wall and includes extensive farming and gardening by inmates.
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