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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
2
The April 4 full moon helps set Easter date per guidance from Hazel M. Losh of the University of Michigan. Easter falls on the Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox March 20. Losh notes the moon’s use aided pilgrims traveling by night for safe passage.
Scouts and Explorers received the Pro Deo et Patria Award of the Lutheran Church during Scout Week. Recipients from 235 church troops in 32 states plus in the District of Columbia, Canal Zone, Germany and Japan were cited with medals for wholehearted participation in the Church program.
Revival plans spark community talk with local newspapers and calls fueling interest. Wendell and Glenna Cook direct the music to be uplifting and the sessions will include Queen Jarman on Parables of Life and Brother Gates as speaker. Special service runs March 30 to April 6 with music by Biljoye. Great Lakes Bible College guests four young women performed on Sunday. Men’s banquet Friday features Fourteen attendants leaving at 4 30 from the church to Owosso.
The Clare Church of God held Sunday services with Rev. Sickal delivering a morning message from John 4 84 titled Looking at Marriage study and a evening sermon on Miracles and Healings. The church plans a spiritual birthday service March 26 and a youth fellowship continuing Sundays with a study on the New Birth avenues through the Cross Resurrection and the Church.
A quotation notes that the United States stands as the only major industrial nation without a compulsory nationwide health insurance program. It highlights policy debates and potential reforms debated by lawmakers and experts across sectors.
Fifty five attended Sunday School as the yellow rocket leads the third week of the contest with the red rocket closing in. A Crusades for Souls conference is planned at Saginaw First Church of the Nazarene this Thursday with Rev Stoll and his wife present. Local visits include Midland guests Mr and Mrs Carl Wehrman and daughter Susan and Detroit visitor Mrs Viola Kane. Families linked to Coleman and Clare are also noted with midday and weekend hospitality and calls.
Mrs Floyd Bergey entertained Friday for her daughter in law Mrs Fred Bergey of Lake. Ten guests attended with gifts and a deli lunch. Visitors included Mrs Carl Schaaf and son Ruth Bailey Coleman Mrs Max Haggart and children from Clare and Walford Siel of Vernon.
Pope Pius XII, now 82, begins his twentieth year as head of the Roman Catholic Church. His long reign has spanned World War II, fascism, and anti church communism, with the church gaining strength in the Americas and Europe and earning esteem in the free world as a foe of atheistic communism.
Mrs. Raymond Pryor dined with daughter Mrs. Sarah Curtis and Jean in Clare. Mr and Mrs Jack Hemstreet visited Sunday afternoon with sister Mrs Floren Pudway and family in Sheridan.
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