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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
14
Local church listings include Mass at St. Cecilia's Rex, Adventist lesson at Gosgrove Home, Vernon Community Sunday School at Mt. Vernon Grange hall, Maple Grove United Brethren services and youth focus message. Reorganized Church and others invite visitors to worship and notes on youth and aging in church life accompany the listings.
Rev. C. Binhammer conducts a German service with communion at 9:45 a.m. An English service follows at 10:45 a.m. Sunday school runs during this period at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church.
Local church notices list Rev M L VanHoose leading Sunday School at 10:00 with Life and Letters of Peter. worship at 11:00 Adorning the Doctrine. evening evangelistic service at 7:30 The Beginning and ending of the Kingdom. prayer and Bible study times throughout the week. Also Eagle Church of God with Rev M R Hendrich schedules Sunday School 10:30 and preaching 11:30. cottage prayer, Christian Endeavor, and children’s service details. Elm Grove and Colonville list alternating services and midweek prayers.
The Methodist church reports morning worship on the topic Whom do you meet when you meet Jesus Christ with 10 30 a m service and 11 30 a m church school. Epworth League 6 30 p m and vesper 7 30 p m. Afternoon worship at 1 30 and 3 30 p m. Congregational church notes services at 10 18 a m with sermon Lift up Your Heads and 2 30 p m church school with renewed church spirit and youthfulness.
Sunday worship at 10:00 a.m. features the Righteousness of God with a sermon on import of righteousness for fellowship with a holy God. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. led by Arthur Brown and classes for all. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. focuses on the Precious Blood of Calvary.
A church notices a midweek service and weekly schedule at Dover Tabernacle. It invites worshipers to prayer, praise, testimony, and Gospel of John on Wednesday night and a morning worship on Sunday with a 10 15 a m Sunday school.
The Meet a While sewing group held a well attended session with Mrs. Will Allen. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Dale Drakes. Visitors include Mrs. Nina Freed and children of Maple Rapids. Mrs. Clara MacDonald hosted callers and related local households noted a Sunday and Monday social scene.
Pleasant Valley reports Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spink visiting at the Burt Kinne home in Arthur on Sunday. Miss Mabel Dangler returns from Clare General hospital. Mrs. Ellen Gibbs of Midland visits the Bates family Sunday afternoon. Miss Emma Leeth of Saginaw spends the weekend at her home here.
Several area citizens report fishing at Houghton Lake. Henry Kleiner is asked about the big catch. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Wm Arnold of Lake George and Nathen Dangler's neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. W Black and children from Shepherd visit, with John Dangler from Mr. Pleasant and Carl Russell family also mentioned.
Mayo Robinet is under care of Dr Wood amid illness. Bay City visitors attend church meetings with Mr and Mrs Richard Carter. Will Kanarr and family dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Treitch. Garver visit Mt Pleasant hospital to see new baby, mother improving. Others host and visit relatives across Clare and surrounding towns. Local youths and officers attend events, with farm plans and familial gatherings noted.
Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 1 30 p m with Elmer Schofield superintendent and preaching at 2 30 p m Rev M Van Brocklin pastor. Thursday prayer meeting 8 p m. Numerous local residents attend services and visit. Francis Alan Luce born to Don and Mrs Luce at Farwell noted with well wishes.
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