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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
9
Catholic St Cecilas Mass ten thirty. Brown Corners U B Church Sunday School ten thirty, preaching eight. Thursday prayer meeting eight. FR reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sunday School ten thirty at I 9 0 F Mall at ten thirty.
Rev. G. Binhammer conducts a German service at 9 46. An English service follows at 10 45 with Sunday School during this period.
Church of the Nazarene on South MeHwan Street announces Sunday School at 10 30 AM Worship at 11 30 AM Evangelistic service at 7 30 PM Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 PM Stella Short is pastor
Rev M L VanHoose leads Sunday School at 9 40 a m followed by worship at 11 00 a m Pastor Cleveland hosts Young Peoples service at 6 30 p m with Mildred Cleveland president Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m and Wednesday prayer and praise at 7 30 p m at 1330 p m
A weekly service gathers at Easler Hall over Mitchell Furniture store every Saturday at 1 80 p m to discuss the anointing of Jesus using John 12 1 11 Matthew 26 6 13 Mark 14 3 9 Luke 7 36 50 and memory verse Mark 14 8. Visitors are cordially welcome.
Rev. George P. Stanford leads 10 30 morning worship on Christ First the first Lent devotion. Church School 11 30 Mrs D I E Holbrook superintendent. Epworth League 6 30 Ruth Ireland topic Mission problems of North India. 7 30 p m Thursday Inner Circle meeting. 1 30 p m Church School Our road will be open for next Sunday. 2 30 p m Afternoon worship Christs Supremacy.
The Eagle Church of God lists Sunday School at 10:30 and Sunday preaching at 11:80. Cottage prayer meets Wednesday 8:00 with children's service Friday 1:00 conducted by Mrs. Hondrich. Christian Endeavor every other Sunday at 8:00. Elm Grove and Colonville also present weekly services and meetings.
The church announces a Lent program with sermons on Righteousness and Peace and a series of anthems. Services include 40 15 a m worship and 11 30 a m Sunday school under Superintendent Mrs Harold Fleming. Visitors are welcomed to attend and join in the interdenominational Lenten observance.
Rev J W Teale announces Sunday 10:30 a m worship and 7 30 p m sermon The Kingdom Age an age of universal peace. Scriptures warn peace cannot be wrought by man but comes from above. Tue 8 00 p m Wilson schoolhouse Sun 2 15 p m Thursdays 8 00 p m all welcome.
Local church notices detail sermons at Baptist Church and Dover Tabernacle. Topics include The Unshakable Realities of Christianity and Merchants of Life and Death. Services planned for Sunday morning and evening with Sunday School sessions and midweek prayer.
Keith Dale Amy arrives February 26 weighing 9 pounds at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Amy. News sections detail visits, road trips, a stormy week, a basketball trip to Evart, and social gatherings. Community clubs meet in stormy weather with meals, anniversaries, and birthdays celebrated among local families and neighbors.
Snow has receded giving Brown Corner residents more time for events and visits. The column notes school bus trips to Bessie for T B tests, birthdays for Everette Allen and Mrs Chas Kleinhardt, a medical case at Dr Wood's hospital, and several family visits and gatherings with food, ice production, and travel between Midland and Colorado. Names include Arthur Lower family, Harold Sunday, Velma Shaver, Eunice, Adolph Heirholzer, Ira Miller, Lyle Hutchinson, Forest Garver, Rev Mark Van Brochlin, George Silver, Jack Reynolds, and W C Cornwell.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Holly Barber on the birth of a baby boy named Max. Sunday morning March 1st they welcomed the child at home. Ray Houghton and Barbara visited Detroit to see Ray's ill father in hospital. Barbara Rob Walter visited her brother niece Lois and mother Anna Denno at the Brown. Mayenscheins of Midland visited Emily Miser Friday. Hendersons from Harrison visited Floyd Allen and Dorothy Allen then took Dorothy home. Floyd Allen and Dorothy Allen visited Leo Smock in Vernon Friday. Walter Dysinger visited Vernell Shaver at the Brown Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Kile and daughter Shirley Ann hosted and guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Ramey and family. Lillian Hiene visited Clare and Mrs Gough. Meet-A-While club met at Mrs Goughs with light attendance and sewing. Ruth Allen visitors and Oscar Maxwell reports. Meetings, visits, and small town routine notes from Andersonville.
A historical note by B. A. Andersén promotes juniper oil and buchu leaves as a bladder laxative in small green tablets named Bukets. It claims to flush acids and waste, reduce nocturnal urination, and restore sleep within four days with a pep-filled recovery, urging repeat purchase if not satisfied.
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