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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
4
Local rail schedule shows Central Standard Time listings for Ann Arbor South and Pere Marquette trains with several daily departures. Clare County news reports on community happenings including visits, employment changes, hospital updates, school plans, local floods, elections turnout, and social events across Clare and Isabella counties.
Pleasant Valley reports Sunday visits at the Harnest Kleiner home by Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner Jr and others. Thelma Orvis celebrated her birthday with friends last Friday evening. Leonard Orvis, Thelma Orvis, and Lillian Wood visited Bates home for Sunday dinner. Randolph Rockey visited his brother Kenneth, and Mr and Mrs Wim Arnold of Lake George with Mrs Cosgrove of Clare attended church and visited Mrs Jackson. C S Runyan improving in health. Mrs Jesse Tryon and son Billie called on Mr and Mrs Runyan Sunday evening.
Henry Walters remains under doctor care this week. Raymor farm sold to Art Grosvenor and will relocate nearby. Sidney Stayler homebound with mumps. Yord Harpster and son Alfred fished at Houghton Lake Saturday. Glen Lloyds visited Herman Stuermer family in Greenwood Sunday. Mrs Tom Jankowsky under doctor care. Don Lloyd family visited Bert Lloyd parents Sunday. Plora Stuermer weekend visit Greenwood. School box social date to be announced.
The notice lists Mass at St. Cecilia’s with Rev. Stanley Morrison as pastor at 10:30 a.m. in Vernon Sunday School at Mt. Vernon Grange hall each Sunday at 10:20 a.m. Reorganized LDS Sunday School at 16:30 a.m. Brown Corners U B Church Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Preaching 8:00 p.m. Maple Grove U S B Church Sunday School 1:30 p.m. Services 2:30 p.m. Thursday prayer meetings at 8:00 p.m.
Rev. G. Binhammer leads St John’s Ev Lutheran with a German service at 9 45 a.m. and an English service at 10 45 a.m. Sunday school runs during this period.
Cosgrove Home at 205 7th St presents a lesson on healing the nobleman's son and Jesus at Nazareth. Scriptural focus includes John 4:43-54 Luke 4:16 230 memory verse Call upon Me in the day of trouble I will deliver thee and thou shalt glorify me Psalm 60:15.
Elder M Hendrich, pastor, preaches 11 30 Sunday school every Sunday at 10730. Children’s service at the parsonage 11 30. Cottage prayer and chapter study Wednesdays at 8. Elm Grove Sunday school 11 00. Colonville 10 36 with Mrs A D Hampton superintendent. Preaching by Rev Hondrich following.
The notice lists 10:00 a m Sunday School led by Vera B Peterson with the discussion subject Peter Preaches to Gentiles. At 11:00 a m worship service with topic Christ's Body. Evening programs include 6:30 p m Young People and 7:30 p m Evangelistic service debating What is Man and the soul after death and its consciousness.
Morning worship at 10 30 with the theme An Ideal Church. Church School at 11 30. Haworth League 6 30 led by Kathleen Young and Neil Sowle. Vesper service 7 30 on Favorite Hymns and Christian Morality. Ash Wednesday March 6 starts a Bible reading campaign. Afternoon and evening sessions with Mt. Pleasant Indian Band and Prof Barnes chorus. Next community night April 7 kept open.
Sunday services list a 10 80 a m worship with a sermon on The Praises of God and a choir anthem Praise waiteth for Thee O God. Church school at 1 30 p m overseen by Superintendent W E B Tichenot and 8 0 Duncan-Clark notes in Chicago Daily News a theme of Americans calling for a spiritual awakening amid leaders in statecraft business and industry.
The article urges business and church communities to respond to a nationwide spiritual revival. It announces a Lent discourse series starting next Sunday with choir accompaniment and invites both members and visitors to participate daily throughout the season begun March 6.
A church bulletin outlines morning worship at 10:00 with the sermon Warning Against Worldliness and Sunday School at 11:15. Evening service 7:30 discusses The Great Challenge with a Calvary cross theme. Midweek and Thursday services listed with Earl Gilmore as superintendent.
Walter H. Carman Post 128 in Clare announces a National American Legion Radio Broadcast on Saturday March 16 from 7 to 8 PM over NBC facilities to celebrate the Legion's sixteenth birthday. The event will feature memorial services, music, and three main speakers including Frank N. Belgrano Jr., Mrs. A Carlson, and John D. Crowley. The notice also mentions a meeting at Central State Teacher’s College Mt Pleasant on March 15 to discuss beautifying U S 27 and post cooperation.
Due to the date falling on a Sunday the Post will hold the dance on Wednesday evening March 20. The committee to organize the event is Tibbits, chairman Hawkins, Charles Perry and Ireland.
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