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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
9
Sunday school times at St. Cecilia's Mt. Vernon Grange and LO. O. F. hall, with worship services at 10 00 and 11 15 respectively. Dover Tabernacle holds prayer and Bible study on Thursday and Gospel Service at 11 30 with the sermon on Peter's Second Persecution.
Brown Corners U U holds Sunday School at 10:30 with preaching at 8:00 p m and a prayer meeting set for Thursday at 8:00 p m.
Rev. C. Binhammer conducts a German service at 9 45 A M and an English service at 10 45 A M with Sunday School following the English service.
The Sabbath School at Cosgrove Home 205 E 7th St begins at 1 30 with a lesson on The sin and error of the last day. The lesson scripture is 2 Tim 3 and the memory verse is 2 Tim 3 16 17.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. Young people meet at 7:00 p.m. Evening preaching at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer and praise service at 8:00.
Eagle Church of God led by Pastor M. R. Hendrich holds Sunday school at 10 39 and preaching at 11 30 with a children’s service at 11 31. Elm Grove lists Sunday School at 11 00 and biweekly evening preaching. Cottage prayer on Thursday 8 60 p.m. Colonville hosts services every other Sunday with Rev. Hendrich and Sunday school at 10 30 under superintendent Mrs. A D Haimpton.
A sermon interprets Jesus claim that the Sabbath was made for man noting mental physical and spiritual welfare. It urges using Sunday for worship and fellowship, with divine worship at 10 45 and church school at 11 30. No Ladies Aid this week. Herrick service at 9 00 and Sunday School at 10 00.
Rev Albert Dawe leads Sunday worship at 10 15 am with a sermon titled Shall He find Faith Special music by the choir The piece highlights faith in education from Commencement speakers urging graduates to trust in God It invites members friends and visitors to dedicate at least one hour of worship and faith-filled reflection
George Naegle and family visited his sister in Greenwood on Sunday. Various visitors came to Temple homes for calls and gatherings. A bear cub sighting near Roy Myers' farm entertained locals. The Woman's Club met with officers elected and cemetery plans discussed. Born Betty Claudette Piruden on June 18. Local residents attended races in Harrison and other weekend visits and travels noted.
Loch-A-Bar R BF Tyndall of Farwell called on Elwood Sherman. Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Updegralf of Farwell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Littlefield. Avril Graves and Mrs. C Sprague of Owosso were at Crystal Lake last week. R. Ambrosier of Coleman visited Friday. Louis A and family spent the weekend with Maud Burston and Layle Littlefield at Bear Jake. Mrs. Adams of Detroit spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. B. Dunlap.
Mrs Bringold and sons of Greenwood and Mrs Paul Lang of Harrison were Sunday afternoon callers at the Seb Pfannes home. Mr and Mrs F Thomas and Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman spent Sunday with relatives in Farwell and Gilmore. Kenneth Gunnerman is working on the Currie farm. Norman Burton of Flint spent the weekend here. Our community was well represented in Clare Saturday. Mr and Mrs Tony Hoskey hosted relatives from Flint over the weekend.
Sunday events highlight a Children's day program at Brooks church. Several families visited relatives and spent time with friends including Croston Hickok Gaffney Shinabarger Combs Darneil Shinabarger Hicks Cook Gaffney and Alfred Gaffney from Windover.
Attendees joined a ball game and social at Brown Garners Friday night while the county advances gravel road work north of the Brand farm. Local families, visits, and hospital news from Mt. Pleasant and Dover are reported along with a bridal shower and daily life mentions.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Cooper and family return to Finlay Ohio after visiting Ed Cooper and Juce Cooper. Bert Colburn of Paw Paw accompanies them to Lansing then visits Stanfield family. Thimble Club meets with Zola Jung and next with Mrs Edmond Woods. Ray Walling visit at Houghton Lake. Mrs Harold Marlett and infant go to Detroit to see husband. William Miller family at Frank Brooks home. News of the marriage of Clarawell Stanfield to William Beals of Findlay Ohio on May 6.
Mr and Mrs Ed Wolsay of Detroit arrive to tend their Half Moon Lake farm and stay in Wm Moyd Nelsons cottage while he works in Jackson. Mr and Mrs Walter Swartzenburg and Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson return to Long Lake cottages after a Lansing winter. Wm Goodrich Frost and Hol Cooper families Franklin join Gerald Cooper family Findley C and Bert Colburn Pay Paw for a Merritt visit with Freeman family.
Sunday School and church services scheduled with 1 30 and 2 30 times, guests visiting from Midland Battle Creek Clare and Sears. Families and relatives, including Smedleys and Hilyards, travel for visits birthdays and trips. several residents plan returns this week.
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