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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1940

Page

5

Two Travelers Describe Western Trip From Clare

Bill Burdo and Fred Fisher of Harrigan report their recent western journey in a letter to The Sentinel dated September 13 1940. They recount departure from Clare via Chicago Dixon IL Sioux City and Murdo SD across the Bad Lands and Black Hills through Wyoming to Yellowstone Old Faithful and Butte then into Idaho and Washington ending about 100 miles south of Spokane after a 476 mile day and noting mail planes beacons and scenery.

Bill Burdo Fred Fisher Harrigan The Sentinel Clare Glave Michigan Butte Montana Chicago Dixon Mississippi Toll Bridge Sioux City Iowa South Dakota Murdo Black Hills Wyoming Gillett Big Horn Mountains Red Star Lodge Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Idaho Washington Spokane

Church Services Calendar Notes

Catholic St. Cecilia's led by Rev. Stanley Morrison holds 8 30 a m service. Seventh Day Adventist meets at Easter Building with 1 30 p m service. Arthur Center Rev Chas Rieinhardt conducts 10 30 a m song service 11 00 a m Sunday School 8 00 p m Gospel service. Reorganized Church Loomis Sunday School 10 45 a m Preaching 8 00 p m each Sunday.

St. Cecilia's Stanley Morrison Maes Seventh Day Adventist Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Loomis

World Fair Locksmith Keeps 10000 Locks Ready Nightly

At the New York World’s Fair, locksmith Larry Peck oversees more than 10000 employee lockers and a growing need for dupes as keys are lost or desks change hands. He notes 45000 keys were duplicated during last year’s open period and three clerks track each key’s fate around the clock. Meanwhile Europe faces food shortages as Germany’s conquests and wartime weather curb grain, with France Belgium and Holland especially strained.

Larry Peck Peck Flushing World's Fair Police New York Germany Europe Great Britain Rumania Hungary Bulgaria Jugoslavia France Belgium Holland Norway Denmark Sweden Switzerland Lake Geneva

Lake George Sunday School Session at 10 30 A M

Community building notice for Lake George Sunday School held every Sunday at 10 30 A M supervised by Harry Moyer the superintendent.

Harry Moyer

Brown Corners U. B. Church Service Details

Rev. H. R. Armstrong pastor. Sunday School 10:30. Preaching 8:00 p m. Christian Endeavor 3:00 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 8:00 p. m.

Brown Corners U H. R. Armstrong Christian Endeavor

Sunday church services announced in two parishes

On Sunday October 6 parishioners are invited to St Henry s Church Rosebush 830 AM and St Charles Church Senton 1030 AM with Reverend Gordon Grant pastor The services move to the 1 0 C F hall until further notice Zions League holds a preaching service at 700 PM with second and fourth Sundays each month wired into the local parish schedule Floyd G Smith pastor leads the reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

St. Henry’s Rosebush St. Charles’ Church Senton All Welcome Gordon Grant Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Floyd G. Smith Zions League

Loomis Gospel Mission Service Times

Rev. J. W. Teale preaches Sunday evening at 7 30 and prayer meeting is held Tuesday evening at 8 00. All are urged and welcome to attend these services.

Loomis Gospel Mission J. W. Teale

Methodist Church Announces Morning Worship and Special Services

James A. Rogers will lead morning worship at 10:00 with special music by the Junior and Senior Choirs. World-wide Communion Sunday includes the Lord's Supper. Church School officers will be installed, session at 11:16 led by Theo. Wallington, a Rally Day program, Epworth League at 6:30 with Mavis Kennedy in charge, and a general invitation to all to attend.

Methodist Church James A. Rogers Theo. Wallington Epworth League Mavis Kennedy

Fellowship a Way of Life Sermon at Congregational Church

Rev. Albert Dawe leads 10:15 worship with special music by the Senior and Junior choirs. Church School follows at 11:30 under Superintendent Mrs F Hochstetler. Lords Supper administered by the Pastor at the close of the morning service. Visitors welcome to worship.

Congregational Church Albert Dawe F. Hochstetler

First Baptist Church Lincoln Town Hall Lake George Event

Rev J W Wyrick, pastor leads Sunday School at 10 30 am with Alfred Cowles superintendent. Classes for all ages, preaching after Sunday School. Bible study Thursday evening by Mrs Wyrick. Missionary Home Hour first and third Wednesday monthly. Jesus is coming soon. Are you ready to meet Him.

J. W. Wyrick Alfred Cowles Wyrick Missionary Home Jesus

St John’s Ev Lutheran Mission Festival October 6

Rev E C Leyrer pastor at Clare invites all to an annual festival on Sunday October 6 with three services German at 9 430 and English at 10 am Rev R Koch of Milwaukee will preach morning services and Rev D Metzger of Remus will deliver the afternoon sermon English service starts 2 30 pm All are invited Ladies Aid Society meets Oct 9 at Mrs Christ Krell’s home

ST. John's EV E. C. Leyrer Us-27 North End Clare McHwan St R. Koch Milwaukee Michigan D. Metzger Remus Ladies’ Aid Society Christ Krell

Christian Science Sunday Lesson on Unreality Subject

Sunday October 6th the Christian Science Church offers a lesson sermon centered on unreality. The Golden Text from Deuteronomy proclaims God as the only true power and includes Matthew 11 28 urging rest for the soul through meekness. Correlative passages from Science and Health emphasize Spirit as divine energy bringing spiritual life and denying mortal power to destroy.

Christian Science Church Tom Mary Baker Eddy

Local Church Services Schedule Listings

Eagle Church of God holds Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30. Christian Endeavor Sunday 8 00. Cottage prayer Wednesday 8 00. Young People prayer and Bible study Friday 8 00. Elm Grove Sunday School 11 00. Preaching every other Sunday 8 00. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 00. Colonville preaching every other Sunday 8 30. Cottage Prayer Meeting winter Tuesdays 8 00.

Eagle Church OF God M. R. Honderich Christian Endeavor ELM Grove Colonville

Rally Day Programs at First Church Sunday

H L Cleveland pastor at West Sixth and Maple presides over Rally Day with Vera B Peterson as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 00 focuses on Christian education and installation of new Sunday School officers. Evangelist service at 7 30 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 39 p m.

West Sixth Maple Sts Vera B. Peterson

Baptists Hold Bible Services With Visuals on Second Coming

A. D. Telcer and visiting Earl Gilmore lead Dover Tabernacle and church events. Services include Sunday 10:00 a.m. sermon A Wonderful Miracle, Sunday School 11:15 a.m. with Chas. Brooks, Young Peoples 6:30 p.m., Evening 7:30 p.m. subject The Second Coming with stereoptical pictures. Wednesday prayer 7:30 p.m. Gospel service at Dover Tabernacle 41:30 a.m.

Chas. Brooks Young Peoples Palestine Europe Christ Dover

Weather forecast method suggests eight month rain prediction

Prof. Fred Mertryfield of Oregon State College told the American Association for the Advancement of Science on the University of Washington campus that rainfall from September to February can forecast eight months ahead. He notes rainfall follows the same proportion each year, enabling reasonably accurate predictions with February data.

American Association For the Advancement of Science University of Washington Fred Mertryfield Oregon State College

Legion Post 128 Holds September Meeting and Plans

Walter H. Larman Post No 128 Americ an Legion convened its second regular September meeting with strong attendance. Commander John W. Dunlop presided as officers announced the reappointment of Alexander H E Wylie as Detachment Vice Commander of the Sons of the American Legion, and an auditing committee was formed for 1940. Plans for the October 10 officer installations and 1941 membership work were outlined as the year ends under 1940 leadership.

Walter H. Larman American Legion Legion John W. Dunlop Alfred C. Puttbrese Battle Creek Alexander HE. Wylie The Sons of the American Legion Diunlop Omer Parent Arthur F. Damoth John R. Empey Clare Post

Tenth District Association Meeting Sets Parade and Banquet

The Tenth District Association of the American Legion and Auxiliary will meet in Blanchard on Monday October 7 with a 5:00 PM business session followed by a district parade, banquet at 7:00 PM, and a dance. Reports from Bay City and Boston conventions will be heard and new officers to be installed. Edward J. Donoghue of Bay City to preside as District Commander and William D. Harger of Clare to be installed District Sergeant-at-Arms.

Tenth District American Legion l and American Legion Auxiliary Blanchard Blanchard Business District Bay City Boston Legion Auxiliary Edward J. Donoghue William D. Harger Clare

Canadians Consume More Eggs Per Capita This Year

Canadians eat more eggs per person annually than any other nation, reflecting a prominent dietary trend across the population.

Birth Certificates Put On French Cheeses

Paris reports a ministry of agriculture decree requiring birth certificates for all French cheeses. From next month it will be illegal to stock transport or sell cheese without an identity tag. The policy aims to curb storage, reduce speculation and halt rising prices backed by the national cheese producers syndicate.

Paris Ministry of Agriculture National Syndicate of Cheese Manufacturers

Record of family longevity spans Fifty three years in Kentucky

Bowling Green Kentucky family of Hudson: Mr and Mrs Boone Hudson have six sons three daughters ten grandsons one granddaughter one great grandson and one great granddaughter with only one death in the entire family a son in law recently died they have been married fifty three years

Bowling Green Boone Hudson

Immense Cypress Stump Provides a Cozy Room

In Urania Louisiana workers at Urania Lumber inhabit a hollow stump of a giant cypress believed to be at least 400 years old. The tree once reached 118 feet, contained about 6000 feet of lumber, and after being cut to 28 feet a small dog house style roof and door were added for light living quarters.

Uranta Urania Lumber Company

Princess Louise Treasures Fetch Little Interest at London Auction

In London a sale of pictures armor and furniture claimed as belonging to the late Princess Louise drew little bidder interest. The items were marketed as the property of the "lady deceased" unaware to buyers it was the princess. A royal code bans using the name for profit.

London Louise King George

Woman night school graduate receives Minnesota honors

Laura E. Kohout of St. Paul earned a bachelor of arts cum laude from the University of Minnesota after 15 years in night school. She is the first woman in Minnesota and the second person overall to graduate from the university’s night school, marking a historic milestone for the institution.

Minneapolis University of Minnesota St. Paul Laura E. Kohout College of Science, Literature and the Arts Minnesota

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