Church Services and Sunday School Schedule Card
Catholic St Cecilin church mass at 10 20 a m Rev Stanley Morrison pastor. St John s Evangelical Lutheran service at 9 46 German and 10 45 English with Sunday School. Brown Corners United Baptist Church Sunday School 10 30 preaching 8 00. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 p m. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sunday School 10 30 a m at LO O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilin’s
Stanley Morrison
ST. John's .Ev
G. Binhammer
Brown Corners
U. B. Church
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ _ of Latter Day Saints
LO. O.F. Hall
Vernon Community Sunday School at Mt Vernon Grange Hall
Vernon community hosts Sunday school sessions at Mt Vernon Grange Hall every Sunday at 10 o clock. All attendees welcome to participate.
Maple Grove U. 8 Church Sunday Schedule Card
Maple Grove United 8 Church lists Sunday School at 1 30 and church services at 2 30 with a Thursday prayer meeting.
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Maple Grove U
Religious Schedule of Services and Meetings
Rev M L VanHoose leads Sunday School at 10 00 am with Vera B Peterson. Worship service at 11 00 am. Young Peoples meeting at 6 30 pm. Evening service at 7 30 pm. Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm. Friday Bible Study from Revelation at 8 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. VanHoose
Vera B. Peterson
Young Peoples Meeting
Congregational Church Services Next Sunday
Rev Albert Dawe presides with 10 15 a m worship. Sermon titled Man and God. 11 30 a m Church School led by Superintendent W E Tichenor. Choir will provide appropriate music. Visitors and new residents welcome to our city and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Albert Dawe
W. E. Tichenor
Sunday and Cottage Meetings Schedule at Local Churches
Sunday School sessions held each Sunday at 10:30 and 11:00. Preaching on Sundays and every other Sunday at 8:30 or 8:00. Cottage prayer meetings set for Wednesday Thursday and Tuesday evenings. Children service weekly at Eagle school 1:00 led by Mrs. Hendrich. Christian Endeavor alternates Sundays in COLONVILLE and Eagle area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle School
Hendrich
Christian
ELM Grove
Cottage Prayer
Christian Endeavor
Colonville
Cottage Prayer Meeting
Dandelion Blossoms Sermon Close At Methodist Church
The Methodist Church announces closing of the Spring Sermons with morning worship at 10:30 a m on topic Dandelion Blossoms and afternoon service at 2 30 p m Also notes church school sessions at 12 30 p m and 1 30 p m Haworth League at 6 30 p m and thanks for Mother's Day cooperation Remember Rural Life Sunday on May 26 with all day service and picnic dinner Details to follow Keep date open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
George P. Stanford
Haworth
Neil Sowle
Herrick
Baptist Church Service Preaches Tokens of True Salvation
The A. D. Telder led Baptist Church proclaims salvation through faith and tokens of divine approval. Sunday worship at 10:00 features the message The Tokens of True Salvation with a strong call to assure faith. Sunday School follows at 11:16 with Loomis and West Grant offerings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
West
Grant
Baptism of the Holy Ghost and Fire Sermon at Sheridan
The message centers on Pentecost with Jesus Christ as leader, urging attendees to bring Bibles. Wesley Teale leads Wednesday prayer and Thursday mid week services at Dover Tabernacle. Sunday School meets at 1031?5 a.m. with a Gospel service at 11:50 a.m. The church claims supernatural qualification as the vehicle for Christ's expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Wesley Teale
Tabernacle Sunday School
Camp Houghton Lake Activities Highlight Mother's Day
Camp Houghton Lake reports boys visiting mothers for Mother's Day and attending church services in Harrison. Archery classes join the educational program alongside typing, with archery tackle making and a surge of interest led by noted archers Mr. Young and Mr. Hill. A ground water survey by the Conservation Department maps shallow water for forest fire suppression using test wells and washing-in methods, enabling rapid water access and new fire-fighting tactics statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Lake
Pasges
Mother
Harrison
Company 684
Young
Hill
Niemz
Chicago
Flewelling
Geological Division
The
Conservation Department
Michigan Forest Fire Experimental Station
Roscommon
Robert H. Tripp
Domesticated Reindeer Are Derived From Arctic Caribou
Reindeer are the domesticated descendants of Arctic region caribou. Under domestication they provide milk and meat, serve as beasts of burden, and draw sleds for transportation. Natives care for herds and move with them to obtain food.
Local residents share weekend visits and calls
Mr and Mrs Ed Magnus and family called at the Sebastian Plannes home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton called at the R Sharp home in Franklin township Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ogear Corder of Lanslig visited over the weekend with relatives, Miss Jeena Brown went back with them. Mr and Mrs John Bolton of Flint spent the weekend with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus
Fam Iy
Sebastian
Plannes
Emerson Burton
R. Sharp
Tranklin Township
Ogear Corder
Lanslig
Jeena “Brown
John Bolton
Flint
Sunday School Avery Services and Local Visits
Sunday school at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m at the church with a 7 45 p m meeting and 8 30 p m service led by Pastor Earl B Vayette. Mr and Mrs H H Glass and Mr and Mrs Lee Seymour visited relatives in Saginaw. The Seymours and family dined with the Vayettes and later called on Nellie Fordyce who has returned from Wood hospital in Clare. Last day at Case school is Saturday with a noon picnic lunch. Dr Kates made business trips to Lake George. Violet Shaner entertained guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Glass
Lee Seymour
Saginaw
Blam Seymour
iVayette Home
Nellie Fordyce
Wood Hospital
Clare
Case School
Kates
Lake George
Violet Shaner
Community notes from HHERSEVILLE and nearby schools
Saturday showers honored Frank and the Fish family, and John Reed’s shower aided recovery after a fire. Wm. Sersaw is seriously ill. Nurse Conley reports many bad tonsils at Allen school and measles at Amble school. School春 tests underway. Harold Horton planted raspberries on his farm. Jerry Giers returns to school after illness. Plans for a Friday school picnic. Lucille Peck cares for her ill mother. Lillian and Evelyn Peck return to Harrison high after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fish
Frank
John Reed
Wm. Sersaw
Miss Conley
Allen
Amble
Clifford Price
Harold Horton
Gladwin
Leonard Matthews
Shay
Aven
Jerry Giers
Bailey School
Lucille Peck
Lillian
Evelyn Peck
Harrison High School
Deer sighting and weekly social notes at Hinkville
The Hinkville column details a flock of seven deer seen in a field last week and lists multiple Sunday visits across families in Midland Sheridan and Owosso. It notes illness of Mrs. Mulberg and various relatives visiting, including Ted Edwards and the Ankneys, with travel to Saginaw and Houghton Lake.
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Family Gatherings
Sunday visitors and weekend at home appear in a community brief. Names include Raymond and his wife with two children, Miss Helen Sparbel finishing studies at Midland, Mr and Mrs A Purdy at a funeral, Mr Pleasant’s last week events, and Mr and Mrs Sam Mathews from Lansing visiting the Bellinger home with Mr and Mrs Max Gladstone and family. Mrs Jerry Koontz was taken to Clare General Hospital last Saturday for medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Teals
Veromae Hartman
Lee
Midland
Sadie Connors
Hawkins
Ted Edwards
Gladwin
Chas. Mulberg
Mulberg
Josephine Simmons
Kenneth Root
Flint
A. Purdy
John Sparkel, Jr
Roger City
Volney Davis
Janet
P. J. Leatner
Saginaw
Mr. Davis
Arthur Bellinger
Jay
Clare
Mary Purvis
Owossa
Kittie. Koontz
Lansing
McIntosh
Alice: Sparbel
Warren Sparbel
Ludington
Robert Sparkel
Harry Oliver
Toledo
Ant Babyoot Taneig
Pleasant
Clifford
Malosh
Luake
Jerry Koontz
Clare General Hospital
Family visits from Birmingham bring lost pet tale
Mrs Symanzik and family from Birmingham called on Roy Hoover Jr. and family Saturday morning. They brought Roy's children a black and white kid to play with. Roy searched all day Saturday and Sunday but found no trace of it. the boys will secure it better when they catch it.
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Symanzik
Eugene
Donnia
Birmingham
Roy Hoover, Jr
Roy
Andersonville Notes Loyal Visits And School News
Mrs Cyril Letson and daughter Winifred of Loomis visited Mr and Mrs Joe Acker Sunday. The 8th graders passed with Lowell Slocum top average 95 and Marguerite McNerney 94. Our school picnic is set for May 21 and the next club meet with Mrs Barney McNerney. Several families from Clare and Big Rapids joined local residents for weekend and weekday visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Letson
Clara. McDonald
Sid Carey
Herrick
Lloyd Eberhardt
Leo Russell
Henry Russell
Lowell Slocum
Marguerite McNerney
Barney McNerney
John Roe
Lucille
Arthur Roe
Clare
Wm. Zincer
Dale Drake
Curt Spickerman
Dawn Drake
Joe Drake
Big Rapids
Brown Corners Community Notes Mother's Day and Meetings
Brown Corners residents share Mother's Day programs carnations for mothers and a short service. Rev Clapp and Rev VanBrocklin lead meetings. neighbors host dinners and visits. Various social gatherings include Berry, Hartman, Bowser, and Trietch families with church events and farewells.
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Says Jinwhe
Miclarnin
Jimmy McLarnin
Gooditch Safety Silvertowns
Goodrich
Silvertown
FeoZe
ETH Lyersaver Golden
Adventist Gosgrove Home
Church OF God
Eagle Church OF God
M. R. Hendrich
C. C. C. News
Camp Houghton Lake
Gilmore
Avery
Earl B. Vayette
Hherseville
Dover News
Andersonville
Ira Miller
Chas, Spohn
Greenwood
Clapp
Kanarr
VanBrocklin
Geo. Silver
McKay Farm
Onalee VanBrocklin
Arlene Lower
Forest Garver
Clarence Bays
Calléa
Chas
VanDen Beré
Van
Jordan
the Brown
Marguerite Lower
Endeavor
Albert Shaver
Warren Alwood Place
Jeff Hartman
Earl Bowser
Dave Ott
Detroit
Fred Trietch
Women’s Missionary
Oliver ‘Birdsall
Chas. Ott
I. W
Hastings
Harold
Leo Smock
Ivart Allens
Otto Symanzik
Thayer Brothers
West Fourth St
Clare, Michigan
F. Cab
A. E. Wilkinson
East
Fourth Street
BPS
Clare Hardware & Furniture Co
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