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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1935

Page

2

Church notices and Sunday School schedules

St Cecilia's Mass at 8 30 a m and services at Brown Corners U B Church 8 00 p m preaching. Vernon Mt Vernon Grange hall Sunday School 10 30 a m. Reorganized Latter Day Saints 10 30 a m at LO OF hall. Rally day observed with new officers installed. Attendance exceeded goal with 96 present. New marking period for certificates begins. 11 00 a m Worship Service Communion. 6 30 p m Young People Vera B Peterson leader. 7 30 p m Evangelist Service Who can be Saved.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints LO. O. F. Hall H. IL Cleveland Young Peoples Service Vera B. Peterson

St John’s Ev Lutheran Service Schedule

Rev. C. Binhammer pastor. German service at 9 45. English service at 10 45 with Sunday school during this period.

ST. John's EV Southeran C. Binhammer

Seventh Day Adventist and O O F Hall Services on Saturday

Services for Seventh Day Adventist and O O F Hall will be held as usual this Saturday at the hall with regular rites and attendance expected.

Congregational Church Service and Welcome Message

Rev Albert Dawe leads morning worship at 10:15 with the sermon Making a Friend of God and choir music. Church school at 9:30 with the Pastor in charge. Visitors and new residents receive a cordial welcome.

Congregational Church Albert’ Dawe

Threefold Secret of a Full Life at Methodist Church

Rev George P Stanford leads morning worship at 10 30 with the sermon The Threefold Secret of a Full Life A lay section note mentions church school at 11 30 and new teachers and officers last week A Haworth League gathering is planned for 6 30 with Niel Sowle in charge A rose tribute is recorded for the Jennings 51st wedding anniversary and a brief business session is noted for next Sunday church school again at 10 30

Haworth League Niel Sowle

Eagle Church of God Weekly Services and Meetings

Eagle Church of God lists Sunday School at 10 30 and 11 00 with preaching at 11 30 and 8 30 on alternating Sundays. Cottage prayer meetings held Wednesdays at 8 and Thursdays at 8 with Christian Endeavor every other Sunday evenings. Mrs Hendrich conducts Friday children service at Eagle School 1 o clock. COLONVILLE shows additional preaching every other Sunday at 8 00 and cottage prayer Tuesday at 3 00.

Eagle School Hendrich Christian Endeavor Cottage Prayer Colonville

The New Covenant Sermons at Dover Tabernacle

Morning worship at 10:00 a.m. and Sunday School sessions at 11:15 a.m. feature lessons on the New Covenant and related biblical topics. Special chart talks discuss creation themes and the revival of the Jewish people within divine prophecy.

M. Sheridan Dover Tabernacle

Iowa farmer offers two-mouthed pig to museum

Oelwein farmer C A Cummings reports a pig with an oversized head three eyes and two matched snouts. He says the animal can eat with either mouth and is otherwise perfect aside from extra noses and snouts. The unusual specimen is four miles northwest of town and intended for a museum.

Oelwein Iowa C. A. Cummings Here Cummings

Cow Saved From Bees After Obnoxious Cow Burns Hide

A farm near Bloomington Illinois reports fire department arrival after Bossy the cow pulled against three beehives. Bees swarmed as she bellowed, and firefighters sprayed water to free her. She was stung many times but survived.

Bloomington Ill Ther Fire Department

Magpies Slaughtered in Idaho After 80 Day Drive

Idaho state game department ended an 80 day effort to exterminate magpies estimating about 150000 birds dead.

Boise Idaho State Game Department

Women Pirates Challenged Stereotypes In History

In historical records two authenticated cases show women acting as pirates, equal in skill and daring to their male colleagues. The excerpt argues that in their chosen professions women were not a whit behind men.

Greatest Extremes of Microbes In Nature

A fragment notes that microbes show vast size variation with some being up to 5,000 times larger than others. The passage highlights the broad range of microbial form within nature.

Central Gilmore Sunday Services Announced

Central Gilmore church lists Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and final meeting at 2:45 p m Pastor Earl B Vayette leads the services along with the 0 line service fee unclear but noted in local notice.

Earl B. Vayette

Local Social Visits and Moves in West Grant Area

West Grant area residents report weekend visits among families in Saginaw Clare and Flint. Mr and Mrs Dale Reynolds relocate to Flint while Mr and Mrs Floyd Squires move to the vacated place. Other residents include Mrs Seeley Johnson and Seeley Johnson visiting in Clare and Ben Agle visiting the Madison home Thursday.

Richard Gehardt Saginaw Chris Weber Chalmer Ickes Tola Ickes Cowling Yonia Clara McGinnis James Defoy Cornwell Farm Seeley Johnson Dale Reynolds Flint Floyd Squires Ben Agle Albert Madison George Teeter Clare

Pleasant Valley Weekend Social Roundup

Pleasant Valley reports weekend visits by Archie McKillop and Mrs. Ruby Thompson from Pontiac. Emma Leeth and Jittie Gayle Clute from Saginaw called on Emma Leeth’s family. Numerous local residents hosted or visited relatives across nearby towns, including Miss Norma Bates and families from Colman and Alma, with several brief calls and Sunday gatherings noted.

Archie McKillop Pontiac Ruby Thompson Emma Leeth Jittie Gayle Clute Saginaw Leeth Norma Bates Alice Leichti Thelma Orvis Elnora Kleinner Alton David Norman Hutchinson Walter Kleiner Jud Blyston Ann Arbor A. J. Carncross Spink Dee Stroms Guy Storms B. Louisen Jackson Palmer Colman Dorthy Greeb Flint Burt Kinne Arthur Orville Saunders Clyde Mc. Donald Alma Burton Bay Jesse Tryon Billie Clare OS. Runyan

Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Sick Bay News

Forest Dysinger has been ill for a week. Several families from Bay City Saginaw Clare and Farwell visited relatives in West Grant and surrounding towns Sunday. Michigan game trip and college attendance noted among local households.

Forest Dysinger Bill Smith Frederick Garchow A. Garchow West Grant Johanna Kanarr Irene Gordon Saginaw Richard Carter Bay City Harold Clure Wade Cradit Ernie Green Kay Clare Jeff Hartman Ray Gordons Glen Gordon The Brand Slatters Farwell Ward Foster Henry Ott Robert Carter

Community social notes from Hinkville area events

Local residents gathered for visits and gatherings across Hinkville and nearby towns. Families from Saginaw Midland Marion Bay City Vernon Clare Newberry attended dinners, church events, leadership meetings, and home management extension activities.

Hauptman Appeals Denied In Lindbergh Case

The New Jersey Supreme Court denied Bruno Richard Hauptmann s appeals, upholding his death sentence for the kidnapping and murder of Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. in a case that drew national attention.

New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals Bruno Richard Hauptman Charles’ Augustus Lindbergh

Michigan News Briefs Set Across Cities

Reports from Port Huron Grand Rapids and Detour note delinquent taxes paid and a dairy fire loss of about 20000. Michigan relief tolls show 295748 people moved from aid since 1934. Detour describes a long thin village with wildlife. Ann Arbor and Traverse City items cover student activism and a soaring record by John Nowak in a Franklin glider.

Romeo Port Huron St. Clair County Grand Rapids Greenleaf Ann Arbor University of Michigan Radical National Student League Traverse City Michigan John Nowak Detroit Nowak Franklin

China Begins Large War on Opium Evil

In Tientsin and across China a nationwide plan to eradicate opium is set to run through 1940. Chiang Kai-shek orders registration of growers distributors and smokers within six months with penalties for noncompliance. Opium planting ends in eastern provinces but continues in frontier areas as production declines. Only registered agencies may manufacture and distribute opium, with shipments controlled by the opium suppression board. Clinics will treat addiction nationwide, and local committees report to provincial authorities under Chiang.

Tientsin China Chiang Kaishek Opium Suppression Supervisory Board Chiang Traverse City PWA Board of Education Central School Ann Arbor University of Michigan Pittsford Roy Cole Cole Spokane Wash Lansing State Highway Department Michigan Indiana Niles New Buffalo Petoskey H. B. Lee W. B. Reed Reed Lee Buchanan Michigan Safety and Traffic Directors’ Association Memphis Memphis, Tenn Madéat x

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