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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
3
Local listings show Mass at St. Cecilia and services at Brown Corners U B Church St John Evangelical Lutheran Maple Grove and Loomis School House with Sunday School times preaching prayer meetings and evening services. The Congregations invite all residents to attend with details for each location and time.
Stella Short pastor leads Sunday School at 4 30 PM Worship at 11 30 AM Evangelistic service at 7 30 PM Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 PM at McEwan Street church.
Reverend M L VanHoose leads Sunday School at 10 00 a m with H L Cleveland. Worship service is at 11 00 a m followed by a 6 30 p m Young People's service Mildred Cleveland serves as president.
Rev Albert Dawes leads 10 15 a m worship with sermon topic Infidelity and Calamity. Special choir music follows at 11 30 a m and Church School directed by Mrs Harold Fleming. Visitors and new residents receive a cordial welcome.
Having rented the Hasler Hall over the Mitchell Furniture store, services will be held each Saturday at 1 30 Topic The Parable of the Talents Lesson scripture Math 25 14 30 Memory verse Well done thou good and faithful servant thou hast been faithful over a few things I will make thee ruler over many things Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord Math 25 21 Visitors cordially welcome.
Rev George P Stanford pastor led morning worship at 10 30 with the theme Sufficient Strength for the Task A church school followed at 11 30 with Mrs D Holbrook superintendent A welcome class invited cooperation Epworth League at 6 30 and 9 30 morning service topic A Sufficient Challenge The pastor thanked all who aided the Rural Life program hoping for better cooperation and community ideals
Rev M R Hendrich pastor conducts Sunday School 10 30 morning preaching 11 30 weekly Wednesday cottage prayer 8 00 Friday children service Eagle school 1 00 Mrs Hendrich leads Christian Endeavor every other Sunday 8 00 Elm Grove holds Sunday School 11 30 preaching every other Sunday 8 30 Thursday cottage prayer 8 00 Christian Endeavor every other COLONVILLE preaching 8 00 Sunday evening 8 00 Tuesday cottage prayer 8 00
A church listing outlines services at Dover Tabernacle and Clare Sentinel area churches. Pastors preach on Christ as the eternal Word and Divine Revelation. Sunday School classes led by named superintendents and staff with multiple worship times and midweek events listed.
Mrs Nealle Cook visited her mother Mrs Mary Randall Friday afternoon. Miss Florence Vanderwoude praised as teacher. The school closed Friday with a picnic at the school house. Several visits over the weekend include Dorothy Kheen Shirley Kheen Joan Foster to Fredia Gasbill and Wdith Davis. Sigal Vanderwoude visited parents Mr and Mrs Simon Vanderwoude over the weekend. Lystan Williams family of Marion visited Hold Cutler home Sunday. Fred Davis visited his cousin Frank Davis Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Jas Bivins visited Saturday evening at the R Hildebrandt home. Mr and Mrs Charles Russell attended a friend’s funeral at Rosebush Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ray Utley and daughter Barbara and Mrs Harold Williams and daughter Jeanette visited last Wednesday and had supper at J W Butters home. Mr Armentrout spent Sunday with his daughter and family in Colonville. Jasse Tryon called on John Butters Sunday. Mr and Mrs Otto Rulapaugh moved to Clare. Mr and Mrs George Young were callers Sunday. Mr and Mrs Donald Davis visited Sunday with the latter’s parents, BF Davis. Some from here attended the bacalaureate service at Beaverton Sunday evening. Lucilie Schunk and Robert Loar will graduate this year. Congratulations are extended on their success.
The text notes that before 1820 postmasters general were not cabinet members. Samuel Osgood became the first postmaster general under the present Constitution in 1789. Andrew Jackson later invited William T. Barry to join the cabinet as postmaster general, establishing the practice of cabinet status for the office.
A reader criticizes a motorist who delays turning until the intersection, causing near misses. The letter urges drivers to position early for turns and warns that lack of preparation leads to accidents.
Resort notes list many visitors from Flint Saginaw Midland and Lake George stopping at Bertha Lake cottages over the weekend and in recent days. Health update mentions Mrs O Campbell in Clare General Hospital and Teasle Dunkle ill. Chicks die in brooder. school term ends Friday. multiple locals visit relatives in Clare Mt. Pleasant Farwell and Battle Creek.
Local residents from Lansing Grand Ledge Flint Sag inaw Pontiac and nearby towns visit Lake George area cottages and Tamarack lodge. Summer activities include a Sunday softball game James Duncan regular weekend visitor Dan Butterfield and Jess Lamphere attend cottages while Basil Baker relocates family for the season and renovations continue at the Community town hall.
Windover Lake residents Ray Perkins and Clyde Lapham visited the club house several times last week. Clare callers included Mrs S Harris and her son Leo. Kenneth Benchley planned a trip to Farwell on Saturday. Virgil Brain and family from Fantino spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Bert Walker and Mrs Wm Webster with Delbert called at Clara area homes. Multiple local residents made Friday or Wednesday visits to friends and neighbors in the vicinity.
Vernon area residents and relatives from Saginaw Midland Pontiac and Detroit visited family homes and joined gatherings over the weekend and Sunday. Local trips include visits to Harrison Gladwin and Clare with several households hosting or being hosted.
Newly set plants such as cabbages tomatoes and flowers can be protected from most insect and pest attacks by dipping before transplanting in 46 100 Bordeaux solution mixed with lead arsenate. Ray Hutson of Michigan State College East Lansing provides the method. Each plant requires a complete dip. To make three gallons of solution dissolve copper sulfate lime and arsenate of lead then combine and stir as directed.
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