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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
3
Notices and display rates listed for Clare post office items, including verbal sections like resolutions and poetry at five cents per line, ten cents extra with headings. Probate and other notices urged to be published by The Sentinel with taxable display and local liners priced per line.
Sunday services at Mann Siding school house at eight in the evening and at United Brethren Church with morning and evening worship, Sunday School, and Wednesday prayer meeting. The column lists pastors, visiting friends, and numerous local residents visiting relatives, with mentions of travel, hospital stays, and community events.
A church notice invites the public to attend Sunday worship led by Pastor Ray M. Busler at 11:00. The service includes a sermon on God’s glory and human betterment, a quarterly communion, reception of members, and baptism of children.
Buy American Myr and Mrs Frank Rollins visit Maward White household. Saginaw visitors Lour aine and Mrs Miller stay in a cottage. Lansing guests Max Crawford join Frank Totton home. Congregational Auxiliary met June 21 with lunch. Lois Morrissey and family visited Frankfort. James Howell moves into Hampton house on Oak Street. Don Lepley on business tour of northern Michigan. Charles Amble and Jo Dean Lansing visitors. Mildred Weaver returns to Greenville after stay with parents.
Local social notes mention visits and travel among families in Perry Frost and Saginaw regions. Foresters from Company 664 begin forest work, widen fire breaks, and organize a canteen and stringed orchestra while housing in tents and building a log cabin style camp.
On Saturday evening June 24 the Bible school presented its achievement day program in the church parlors under Mrs Miles Darling with help from Miss Viola Van Deusen and Miss Elizabeth Schaaf. The event highlighted student numbers and noted Bobby Burns as the top honor student with a perfect 100 percent average and zero absences. Attendance this year reached fifty four students reflecting increased interest in the vacation Bible school.
On Saturday morning June 24 a special train arrived in Harrison carrying men from a Civilian Conservation Corps camp located about 1.5 miles east on the Gladwin road. The group from Detroit had been at Camp Custer for weeks to get into camp condition. Their lake is Little Long Lake just east of Budd Lake.
Sunday at Wilson State Park saw a swell crowd of campers as Budd Lake opened its fish season. Two-person crews filled the water watching boats while anglers reported biting bass, bluegill, and perch with many filling limits.
Beginning Sunday July 9 Rev Lester L Roush of Wayne Avenue M E Church Cincinnati will occupy the pulpit at First Congregational church for a month. Rev Ray M Busler will fill the Cincinnati church pulpit for the same period. Roush, a 16 year minister native of Ohio leads a 400 member church in Lockland and writes lesson material for Sunday school publications. He heads the Roush and Allied Families Association of America Inc and authored a nearly 800 page family history now in county libraries. Roush and his wife and four children will occupy the Congregational parsonage in Harrison while Busler stays in Cincinnati parsonage.
The Harrison Study Club held a June 22 picnic at the Pavillion in Wilson State Park. Committee members Anna Carpenter Ellen Thomas and Maude Hughes organized the pot luck dinner for seven members as Butt's orchestra played and Dr A W Johnstone spoke on books. Members plan to resume monthly meetings next fall.
A Hampton sermon extols the Bible as solid beyond three readings. It claims the Word remains steadfast after a thousand readings and that a devout reader who studies it most and most carefully will continually uncover new wonders.
The Bible Today article quotes Ups-D. C. Shelton urging the fire of the Holy Spirit in believers to fuel fervent speech and witness, stressing inner flame as the source of compelling sermons and testimony.
A reported discovery of an important megalithic monument believed to be the Druidical Sun Temple in Grilly France dates back to 10 000 B C. The find places ancient ceremonial work at a very early stage of European prehistory.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an early map of the Americas by Juan de la Closa drawn on parchment around 1500. The text mentions existence and unclear details of the map and its origin. No clear dates, locations, or institutions are confirmed in the readable lines.
Local notes list casual visits and brief travels among Bald win Baldwin Clare Farwell Barryton Heart and Flint residents. Names frequent Scott family and friends visit relatives, spend Sundays together, and plan summer stays while others run errands and shop in Clare.
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