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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1954
Page
2
Rev. Oscar Witt Olson leads services at 9:45 with a Sunday school for all ages. Morning worship explores Know Your Church and As You Worship. A well equipped nursery operates during services and a cordial welcome is extended to all.
The First Baptist Church at 112 BH Sixth St led by Rev J Te Burgess invites all to Sunday services at 10 00 AM including Sunday School and a 12 06 worship session. Mother's Day honors given to Mrs Floyd Longstreth youngest mother and Mrs McClung oldest at 88 years 11 months with others aged 84 and 85. Church expository series on 2 Corinthians to begin with foundation of the true church and baptism topics. Youth meetings at 6 45 PM and informal evening service at 7 45 PM with special music. Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 7 45 PM focusing on peace in Rom 5 1.
Rev. Floyd F. Bontrager announces 10 AM Sunday School with Elijah rebukes Ahab from 1 Kings 21. An 11 AM Gospel Sermon follows, with evening services on May dates. Summer Bible School planned June 7 11 welcoming all ages suggests stronger church attendance at Herrie.
Clare Church of God at Sixth and Maple invites all ages to a Sunday program titled Shooting For The Moon. Morning worship at 11:00 features special singing. Evening Evangelistic Service at 8:00 and a midweek Prayer Meeting at 8:00 Wednesday follow.
The church lists worship and preaching at 10:00 with Sunday School at 11:15. Wednesday 7:45 is Sunday School, choir rehearsal in church parlors, and Thursday 7:00 youth show in the church basement with worship service and fellowship hour.
Clare church announces Sabbath School Superintendent John Sommer for the Sabbath School at 1 00 p m and church service at 8 00 p m Pastor Hendrie leads the Doreas Society meeting in the church basement Wednesday at 1 00 PM Evangelistic series continues Sunday night with song service to start early.
The Sunday service focuses on spiritual facts of God and man as taught by Christ Jesus. The Lesson Sermon, Mortals and Immortals, recounts Jesus raising the widow of Nain's son from Luke 7 11 16.
Pastor Rev Joe VanderVeen leads Colonville and Elm Grove in Sunday School at 10 00 a m Worship 11 00 a m Prayer Thursday 2 00 p m Elm Grove Sunday School 10 20 a m Worship :00 p m Pathfinders meet 8 00 p m Welcome to all keep revival spirit and Mister Mantase listed as contact Detected names include Virgil Newman Arthur Dull and Mantase though some titles unreadable
Pastor Floyd Galusha leads Grace Bible Church Farwell with a Bible School at 10:00 a.m. led by Bud Richardson, ages classes, morning worship at 11:00 a.m. special music, evening prayer at 7:15 p.m. evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m.
The Winkleville Missionary Church meets at the Hinkleville Schoolhouse three miles west of Clare. Pastor J. W. Teale leads Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. Morning worship at 11:00 A.M. Cottage Prayer Meeting and Bible study occur every Thursday evening at 8:00 P.M.
Charles F. Matson ministers a morning worship at 11:00 a.m. with junior church in the basement each Sunday. Wednesday prayer service and Bible study follow at 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. Also notes Italy’s Po River at 417 miles.
A Greenwood Grange meeting highlighted Michigan Week with the program on local history. Numerous visitors and weekend guests joined families across town including the Carsons, Bringolds, Budds, and Watters, with several trips to Remus, Clare, and Lake George.
The speaker contrasts Jesus mission to give life abundantly with theft and destruction by others. They condemn dishonesty and public corruption as roots of crime, warning that graft, drunkenness, and gambling threaten society. The world needs a vast infusion of God’s life giving purpose as Jesus stated.
Mr and Mrs James Darling and family attended the wedding of Lawson Rogers and Barbara Vertner Saturday. Don Van Valkenburg home guests Walter Garver and family and Dan Shimmell visited Lake George to see Helicopters in Action films by Norman Tolson Jr.
Mr and Mrs Harry Crampton and Mrs Maude Stillwell from Mt Pleasant visited Mr and Mrs George Dixon on Wednesday. Norman Rockett attended the get together at Mt Pleasant. Clare McTaggart called Sunday evening on Mrs Margaret Crowley and Mr and Mrs Victor Pohl and family. Sam Sheredy Jr and son called on Carl McDonald Friday evening. Harl Henderson was Mother's Day guest of Walter Warren and family in Lansing. Lorena Honeychurch was a guest too. George Dixon called on Agnes Lawler and Jim on Saturday. Joe Methner visited Norman Mockett Tuesday afternoon. Elsie Methner called on Maude McDonald Sunday afternoon.
The Eiffel Tower in Paris was built in 1889 using 14 000 000 pounds of iron across 15 000 pieces. Niagara Falls maintains the steadiest flow due to the backing reservoir formed by four Great Lakes.
Advice on preparing wool clothing for storage to prevent carpet beetles and moth damage. Clean, air, brush cuffs seams and sun interior and exterior, then use airtight containers and moth repellent agents. Regular replenishment of moth flakes or balls suggested for ongoing protection.
Agricultural engineer Robert L. Maddox explains mow driers enable storing hay at 30 to 40 percent moisture, preserving quality after cutting and reducing spontaneous combustion risk. The system suits chopping setups, can handle long or baled hay, and typically uses a 5 HP motor with a 41 inch fan to dry 50 to 60 tons.
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