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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
3
Local religious notices list services for St. Cecilia's Catholic Church St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Brown Corners United Brethren Vernon Community Maple Grove United Baptist Congregational Church Dover Tabernacle West Grant Sheridan Loomis and related Sunday School times and pastors. Visitors welcomed.
Cosgrove Home at 205 E 7th St hosts a sermon on the Mount with the theme Jesus Magnifies the law. Scripture references include Matthew 5 17 to 48 and Luke 6 27 to 36. The memory verse urges love for enemies and prayer for persecutors. Math 44.
The notice lists Sunday School with Vera B. Peterson at 40 00 a. m. and worship at 11 00 a. m. Evening and youth services follow at 9 30 p. m. and 6 30 p. m. A Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p. m. and Friday Bible Study from Revelation at ? p. m. are also shown.
Rev George P Stanford leads morning worship at 10 80 with a spring sermon Daridelion Blossoms and a church school session at 11 30 The Epworth League gathers at 6 30 for a mission study contest The Herrick church follows with a 1 30 school and 2 30 afternoon worship titled Dandelion Blossoms
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 30 Preaching at 11 30 Cottage prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 Children service Friday at Eagle school 1 00 led by Mrs Hendrich Christian Endeavor every other Sunday 8 00 Elm Grove Sunday School 11 00 Preaching every other Sunday 8 30 Cottage prayer meeting Thursday 8 60 Colonville preaching every other Sunday eve ning 8 00 Sunday evening 8 00 Cottage prayer meeting Tuesday 8 00
A. D. Telcer, pastor, preaches on False Prophets at Sunday service. He urges Christians to test doctrines amid widespread religious teaching he labels error and anti Christ spirits.
List of county officers for Clare County Michigan for 1935 1936 includes Judge of Probate Thomas Dorsey Sheriff George Bates County Clerk and Register of Deeds Win Henderson Harrison J E B Ladd Chairman John Asline Richard Emerson Samuel Bruce Superintendent County Road Commissioners Harrison Clare Terms of Holding Court Fourth Monday in March First Monday in June Fourth Monday in August First Monday in December Naturalization Days Circuit Court Officers Circuit Judge Ray Hart Clerk William Henderson Prosecuting Attorney Theo G Bowler Stenographer Winifred Dodd Probation Officer William Murphy Friend of the Court Attorney A W Wylie Coroners Gerald E Lamb Fred G Sanford County Tax Commission Peter A Oman Chairman Lake Franklin F Littlefield Asa H Aldrich Jesse Hampton Oise A Derby Superintendents of the Poor Ben N Mercer Chairman Hampton Secretary Bert Scott
A Boston university aeronautics project with Lieut. Arthur G. B. Metcalf collaborates on a novel plane that lands in half the distance of a standard craft. It should be piloted by a beginner after a few hours of exposure, without losing speed or efficiency.
The oldest road in the country is about 6,000 years old and is identified as U. S. 62 and U. S. 80 near El Paso.
A reader asks about three sleeping men on coal piles, waiters in clubs, sharks at a swim, a West mining brother, minimum wage, a boy who killed his parents and an orphan jury verdict. The answers explain hazards and humor in simple terms.
The term fugleman refers to a leader or exemplar in military drill. Historically a fugleman stood before troops to guide the company or regiment and lead a file as a model during training.
The northern region endures extreme cold with temperatures dropping below freezing across cities. Officials warn of harsh conditions as residents brace for ongoing frost and heavy winter winds.
The column details visits and ongoing stays of residents including Harrison, Mrs. Seymour Border, Rozena Bronson, Vernon Hill residents, and others from Marlette to Owosso. It records bids for fencing, relocations to homes on the Hill, weekend trips, hospital care, and family gatherings with numerous names and towns mentioned.
Rev Wesley Teale will lead the Loomis Sunday School opening at 10 30 next Sunday with all invited Mrs James Gerow and children and Lloyd Gerow were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Albina Gerow Frank Musser and Mr and Mrs James Shoup were Thursday evening callers at the Frank Cornell home Elmer Taylor is remodeling his house with Frank Cornell and Ray Bergey doing the work Frank Eddy spent Sunday at the Bert Bergey home
Mrs Jack Trader visited Mrs Chas Mulberg on Friday. Howard Armstrong and family from Detroit visited sister Volney Davis last week. Vern Moline called on sister Clarence Bader and family. The Irish home in Vernon and Ouderkirk home were visited while inquiring about the sick. School children had a Tuesday vacation. Helen Sparbel returned to Midland for work after a week off. John Sparbel works with surveyors at Roger City. Miss Sherman of Detroit and Miss Gray with a Mt Pleasant friend visited Volney Davis Sunday. Henry Kraatz and Detroit grandson stayed briefly on the farm.
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