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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
3
The article outlines a church day with 11:30 church school and Epworth League at 9:30 am. A morning worship at 9:30 focuses on "The personal spirit." It notes a fourth sermon in a series on the Apostles Creed and its relevance to religious education today.
St. Cecilia's Mass at 10 30 a m Rev Stanley Morrison pastor. Brown Corners U L Church Sunday School 10 30 preaching 8 00 prayer meeting Thursday 3 00 Vernon community Sunday School at Mt Vernon Grange hall 10 30 all welcome. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sunday School 10 30 at I C O F hall.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST IS 60. F. Hall Services will be held as usual this Saturday.
Rev. C. Binhammer conducts German service at 9 45 a m and Finglish service at 10 45 a m with Sunday school during this period at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Rev Albert Dawe leads worship at 10 15 a m with sermon on Godly convictions and special choir music. Church school at 11 30 a m hosted by the star welcomes visitors and new residents to the city and community.
Rev. J. W. Teale schedules Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 pm with the Dispensation of Promise topic and a Chart of Nations. Wilson Union holds Sunday School at 2 15 pm at the school house every Sunday and a cottage prayer meeting each Thursday at 8 p m all are invited.
Rev M L VanHoose leads Sunday School at 9 00 am with H L Cleveland, worship at 1 00 am, and evening service at 6 30 pm with Young Peoples Service led by Mildred Cleveland. Mabel VanHoose presents How a bum made good. Evangelist Mrs Cora Wilson speaks on Gods challenge. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 00 pm.
Rev. George P. Stanford leads 10 30 morning worship in a fourth sermon on the Apostles Creed. The topic asks what is meant by the Holy Spirit and whether it is merely an expression or a vital force and what its task is.
Reading shows multiple churches with weekly services cottage prayer meetings midweek and special youth events. Elm Grove lists Sunday school 11 00 am preaching every other Sunday 830 am, Thursday prayer 8 00 pm. Colonville notes alternate Sunday preaching and evening services and a Tuesday cottage prayer meeting time missing.
A Reed City Michigan note announces morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon on Crowning Proofs Regarding the Effectiveness of Christ's Sacrifice The church emphasizes salvation through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and invites all to Sunday School at 11:15 and evening services at 7:30 led by Rev Loyd Welton First Baptist Church Reed City Mich
Dover Tabernacle hosts Sunday School at 1 16 p m and Gospel service at 10 30 a m with the subject Growing Proofs of the Effectiveness of Christ s Sacrifice.
Among the Granges Mr and Mrs Harl Colosky welcomed a daughter born November 9. The Thrush family and Frank Thrush visited the John Sherman home east of Farwell Sunday. Mrs Arle Renner and her daughter are doing well. Corn shredders are active again after rains. Ethel Thrush plans to return home from Sherman in Hinkleville Wednesday evening. Margaret Fan covic wed Steven J Anderson October 98 at Lebanon La. Congratulations to the couple.
Mt Vernon Grange reports a busy week with visits by Jas Walsh and others to Detroit Pontiac and Lansing. Michigan Farm Insurance agents convention in Lansing featured George Merharle and John C Ketcham as speakers. A Friday pot luck oyster party and next Monday officer installation are announced.
Tom Bradley Russell Davis seek work in Flint. Several local families visit relatives. Advance Grange installs officers with Chas Van Blarcom acting. Grange buys a new store for downstairs room. Next meeting November 19 at Grange Hall with potluck dinner. Snow reminds of winter and community hopes for improvements and trophies in hunting season.
Detroit visitors Fred Dietrich and party enjoyed time at the Lake George resort with Frank Snyder and family plus a Detroit friend. Weekend guests included Floyd Frink from Lansing and Stirling Curtis from Lansing. Neighbors joined Mrs Welty’s surprise sendoff to Fort Wayne, en route to Kalamazoo to visit her son Paul.
Mrs. L. Nelson of Riverdale visits her nephew Lester Snyder and wife. Residents and guests from Alma Flint Midland Saginaw Harrison Clare Farwell Detroit and Mt. Clemens enjoy cottage weekends and hunting. A bear seen near the lake and a box social at Lake George are noted along with farewells and visits from local families.
Windover Lake BH, F Achard of Ottawa Illinois and O Barnhart of Texas came last Saturday to Achard s ranch. Marion Mayworm, brother B Wegner and Arthur Jones of Lansing spent the weekend at the Marionette cottage. Mr and Mrs B A Faunce visited with Mr and Mrs Edgar Chapman near Barryton. B G Wiltie to Saginaw Sunday. His grandson Merton returned home with him for a few days. Henry Kennett and son of Alma spent Sunday with Charlie Lyons.
An ad claims Thoxifie Expectorant loosens mucus to relieve ordinary coughs and sore throats in minutes. It targets children as safe, offering relief after a single swallow and a money back guarantee, with prices 35¢ 80¢ and 1.00 at Mussell's Drug Store.
Two new pupils join the school as Viorence Peters in eighth grade and Zella in seventh grade. Visitors last week include June Goodrich, Helen Wiltse, and Hazel Harris. The school notes a new Victrola and playground equipment purchased with proceeds. Dental work is reported in Clare and studies on accidents and hygiene continue. Silhouettes were made in art Friday and a spelling contest is underway with students aiming for A grades.
Loomis Mr and Mrs J Mealey and H Eisabeth of Flint spent the weekend at Harshs. Mrs L Bergey of Clare had supper at S Harshs. Shirley Ann Bennett called on Mrs Middelton. Sunday callers at Mrs Vivian Bennetts included Mr and Mrs Horden of Herrick Norma Bergey Audrey Musser and Mrs Frank Musser. Mrs A Gerow visiting daughter Mrs Bruce Smith at Otisville. Will Baldwin and family of Midland visited Mr and Mrs George Anderson. Bruce Morrison and family spent Sunday at Bert Bergey home.
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