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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
3
Rev. Stanley Morrison leads St. Cecilia's Catholic Church brown corners United 8B parish events with 10 30 a m worship and 11 00 a m Sunday School. A special Rally Day program invites all attendees and nonmembers to attend church School officers and teachers will be installed after a sermon. Evangelistic service follows at 8 00 p m with prayer meetings and choir practice scheduled midweek.
Sunday School sessions held at Mt Vernon Grange hall each Sunday at 10 30 oclock. All welcome. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints also schedules Sunday School at the I C O F hall at 10 30 a m.
Rev G Binhamimer announces the annual Mission festival to be held Sunday with three services. See notice elsewhere.
F. Halil announces that services will be held as usual this Saturday. The notice lists no changes to the normal Sabbath gathering or routine at the Seventh Day Adventist church.
Rev Albert Dawe presides at 10 15 a m worship with a sermon I Salute Thee and special choir music. The Lord s Supper will be administered at the close. 11 30 a m church school led by the Pastor. Visitors and new residents receive a cordial welcome.
A preacher delivers a clear message asserting truthfulness in speech and conduct. The talk emphasizes honesty, integrity, and transparency as core values for the audience and community.
The Eagle Church of God lists Sunday School at 10 30 and 11 00 depending on service, Sunday preaching at 11 20 or 8 30 p m on alternating Sundays, cottage prayer meetings on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and a Friday children service led by Mrs. Hendrich. Christian Endeavor meets on alternate Sundays, with a Tuesday cottage prayer gathering noted.
Rev George P Stanford leads morning worship on The Child in the Midst as Methodist Church holds consecration for Church School teachers and officers next Sunday. Rally Day promotes 100 percent church school attendance with 11 30 service. Epworth League gathering at 6 30 led by Margaret Breen. Community night anticipated.
A church notices weekly schedule at Dover Tabernacle and Sheridan and West Grant Sundays. Morning worship at 10:00 with the True High Priest sermon. Sunday School varied by location. regular midweek prayer service and gospel sermon follow.
The article outlines prepared dishes such as Rector's Spaghetti and Chicken Salad using elbow spaghetti, chicken, celery, onion, mayonnaise, peppers, capers and a red sauce. It also describes Schneider's Deutschlander Noodles with a cream sauce and beef, and Liver With Noodles with a liver casserole baked to finish.
A brief liner extols the Clave Sentinel classified section offering strong value for money and quick results for readers seeking bargains and notices.
Sunday School at 10 00 a m with preaching service at 11 50 a m. Evening services at 8 30 p m Pastor Warla Vayette and Mr and Mrs Francis Phipps welcome a baby boy born Wednesday evening September 25. Florence Stanley taken to Bible Seminary last Tuesday. returned Friday. Mrs Rickels and Mrs Lam Brown were ill last week. Myra Egbert Fordyce sick causing school closure at Case last week.
HINKLEVILLE Mr and Mrs John Stough of Vernon spent Sunday evening at the Wm Hawkins home Rev S Hyde of St Louis dined with Mr and Mrs F Hinkle Archie Purdy and Tom Purdy of Higgins Lake visited the A Purdy home Tom stayed longer Miss Maxine Hawking and Miss Maxine Bradley went to Ill Grove for the weekend Glare Oliver and Mr Davis of Saginaw called on A Oliver and aunt Mrs F Hinkle Mrs Stacey of Ithaca visited the Purdy home Mrs George Burch treated the schoolchildren to watermelon on Tuesday after which they enjoyed it Mr and Mrs John Sparbel spent two days last week at the Farm Union convention at Owosso
Rev VanBrocklin led a Sunday sermon with Mrs Van Brocklin invited to meet again. Families attended including Loren Birdsall with daughter Lorain, Lee Reynolds with Lloyd Athey, Shull with Lowell, and several others at First and Free Methodist church services.
Hardwood School notes Ronald Bru baker back in class after September posters and bouquets mentioned. Pupils wrote monthly tests and await report cards. Kenneth Allen won first prize on his 4-H club call at the County fair and was a returning club member at Eagle school.
West Grant residents and relatives shared a busy Sunday visiting family across nearby towns. Mrs. Nettie Barber hosted. visitors included Geo Walters and family, Sidney Hood and Edith, and Richard Winter from Detroit. Others from Midland and Custer dropped by the Smith and Weber households while attending local gatherings and a Farms Union convention in Owasso.
A September 29 gathering at the Wm. Russel home marked another birthday for him. Attendees shared light refreshments and a large birthday cake.
Local brief compiling social visits business trips and family news from Farwell Michigan. Items include W C Puller and Mrs Omar plus Utley and Powell family movements, health updates, church activities, silo filling, recreation program plans, and a small house fire caused by an overheated stove pipe with immediate suppression.
The Michigan Department of Conservation reports oak stands in Ogemaw County partly defoliated by walking stick insects over the last summer. Infestations recur in the region. the insect drops on people and animals, mimicking dead twigs. No crop damage compensation is provided by law, says H. Sayre. Also noted are oil and gas industry employment and Timber Wolf hunting ranges in Michigan.
A colorful uncle explains a high power real estate man nicknamed Satan who boasted he could push Adam and Eve out of their homes and build it up anew. The narrative sketches a playful mythic bargain over property and power.
Portugal has extensive wasteland with nearly half of the country classified as waste land. A large portion of the remaining land is covered by oak forests, shaping the national landscape and land use.
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