Sabbath School and Meeting at Odd Fellow Hall
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School at 1 30 PM at Odd Fellows Hall. Meeting Sunday evening at 7 30 PM.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
4
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School at 1 30 PM at Odd Fellows Hall. Meeting Sunday evening at 7 30 PM.
Morning sermons by Rev. George H. Coman of Breckenridge at 40:15 a m. Sunday School led by N A Elden. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds services at the I C QO F Hall with Sunday School at 10:00 and a community service at 11:00.
Pastor C Linhammer leads German service at 9 46 a m and English service with communion at 10 45 a m. Sunday School follows at 11 45 a m. Saturday morning catechetical instruction in confirmation class at 9 30 a m.
The notice lists a pastor led sermon at 40:00 a.m. and Bible School at 237:1 with Miss Laura Thompson as Superintendent. It notes growing interest in gatherings at BY BP U and a 30 30 p.m. worship and praise session. A social dime event occurred last Friday and a Wednesday 8 00 devotional social retreat is announced. the door is open to all.
Sunday School begins at 10:00 a m with a strong Cradle Roll showing. Sermon at 11 90 am led by Mire Cora Wilson from Elm Grove delivering a truth filled message. Evening service at 7 30 pm has strong turnout with seat availability noted. Prayer service Wednesday evening at 7 30 invites all to attend.
October 19 morning address on leprosy cure possibilities drew a large Epworth League crowd. Anna May Smalley to lead next Sunday service at six thirty.
At our store small ads promote Regular 45 B. Batteries $1.79 and Heavy Duty B. Batteries at $3.50 with guarantee. Turkish Wash Clothes and Hard Water Castille Soap priced low. Sea Cream Sodas and Sundaes 10c. Hear the Atwater-Kent system with Golden Voice, latest improvements, cost less.
The Wers social group plans a convention in Reed City this week. There is no Ald Society meeting this week, and the Quarterly Conference is scheduled for Tuesday evening, October 21.
The pastor will present a two part addresses in town starting Sunday October 19 with The Signs of the Times Do they Indicate the Beginning of the End The second talk The Real Estate Slump in Jerusalem is set for October 26 The Herrick ladies offer a chicken dinner at Clare Methodist church dining room Friday October 24 to support their group.
School notes record a Parental Education program on WIR with Professor Franklin Shull of the University of Michigan discussing heredity and the child. The weekly entries list sixth through kindergarten classes, noting tests, absences, and classroom activities.
Local residents trace weekend visits to Mt. Pleasant Detroit Ionia and Clare while mourning the sudden death of Earl Wilson of Saginaw. Attendees at the funeral include Mr and Mrs M W Tice Mrs John Duncan and others from Mt Pleasant and Clare.
Prairie area community members record visits among relatives and friends in Clare Farwell and Freeman townships. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. J G Dimmick returning to Pennsylvania, numerous callers to Clare and Windover, a funeral for Tom Barlow, a wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Geo Wallace, and several trips to Lansing Detroit Toledo Onaway Cadillac and Lake George.
The St Cecilia Altar Society of Clare held meetings October 1 with Mr and Mrs George Gibis and October 8 with Mrs Alex Dora and October 15 with Mrs John Colmus. Edward Geroux and family of Ithaca visited the parental home. Walter Jerred moved to his own house on the Mannie Sutton farm. Alois Gibis Leo Nell B Farmer and C Osterender of Midland were entertained at the Gibis home. Mrs Charles Kurtz of Detroit visited locally. Joseph Gibis hosts a friend from Pontiac as wedding bells may soon ring.
Brown Corners residents report visits and home improvements. Forest Garver and family visited Alton Lautzenheiser and family. Alf Abbott has a new roof with help from James Mizer and son of Pontiac. Charles Garver hosts daughter and husband James Beatty of Saginaw. John Hartman and father and B Green traveled to Bay City on business. Buta Kanarr from near Flint visited his brother Will Kanarr and family. Chea Kleinhardt Jr hosted additional guests for a social short gathering.
A sensational advertisement touts ME-BA as a new stomach remedy that targets hyper acidity. A teaspoonful in water sweetens the stomach and offers rapid relief, promising better mornings and renewed vitality. Floyd Kirkpatrick, Druggist, sells it for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a money back guarantee.
Classified blurbs note piano lessons available during the week and a sale at Anderson's that ends Saturday night. An advertisement also mentions empty Coca Cola barrels being offered at Anderson's.
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