Church notices from Vernon area gather Sunday services and events
St Cecilia’s Church with mass 8:00 and Sunday School at 10:30 invites parishioners. Vernon Mt Vernon Grange hosts Sunday School each week at 10:30. Latter Day Saints meets at IOOO hall with worship at 11:00 and a discussion on life after death. Evangelist service at 7:30 p.m. with prayer meeting Wednesday night.
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Young Peoples
Mildred Cleveland
German and English Services At St John’s EV Lutheran
Pastor Binhammer leads German service at 9 45 a m and English service at 10 45 a m at St John s Evangelical Lutheran. Sunday school takes place during this period.
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ST. John's EV
CO. Binhammer
Seventh Day Adventist S, C. O. F. Hall Services
Services will be held as usual this Saturday at the S. C. O. F. Hall under Seventh Day Adventist oversight according to the church calendar.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Methodist Church Services Schedule Noted
Rev. George P. Stanford presides with church school at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Epworth League follows at 6:30 p.m. Herrick holds 9:30 a.m. service, 10:30 a.m. church school.
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Methodist Church
George P. Stanford
Epworth League
Herrick
Congregational Church Seeks Visitors to Worship
Rev Albert Dawe presides at 10 15 a m service titled The Pebble and the Seed with special choir music. Church school follows at 11 30 a m led by the Pastor. New residents and visitors are welcome to join.
Church of God Sunday School Summary
Rev. M. L. VanHoose leads at 10:00 a m Sunday School with H L Cleveland as superintendent.
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Church OF God
Rev
M. L. VanHoose
Church Services and Schedules for Eagle Elders Elm Grove Colonville
The Eagle Church of God lists Sunday School at 10:80, Sunday worship at 11:30, and Wednesday cottage prayer at 8:00. Elm Grove holds Sunday School 11:00, and preaching every other Sunday at 8:30 with Thursday prayer at 8:00. Colonville shows Sunday School 10:30, preaching every other Sunday at 9:00, and Tuesday cottage prayer at 8:00.
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Eagle Church OF God
M. R. Hendrich
Eagle School
A. m
Cottage Prayer Meeting
Christian Endeavor
Colonville
We Preach the Blood and the Blessed Hope
Morning worship at 10 00 a m with the Blood of Christ and Eternal Redemption as the theme. Sunday School at 11 15 a m. West Grant 2 30 Sheridan 3 00. Evening service 7 30 with Chart talks on The Birth of Botany and scriptural botany origins. Rexall sale ends Saturday night. Clare Sentinel notices.
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Christ
West Grant
M. Sheridan
Dover Tabernacle Sunday School
Maple Grove Sunday School and Services Schedule
Maple Grove hosts Sunday School at 2:30 p m and preaching at 2:30 p m conducted by Rev M Van Brocklin. Prayer meeting set for Thursday at 8:00 p m.
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Maple Grove
Brocklin
Local Social Notes From Sheridan Area
WEST GRANT Miss Harlene Weaver and Mr Al ton of Portland stay at the Hillard home. Ben Agle visited George Teeter and family of Brinton Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Seeley Johnson called at the Charles David home in Sheridan Sunday forenoon. The Nass family mourns a bereavement. Mr and Mrs Stevens of Sheridan visited the Hillard home Sunday. Richard Winters and Miss Mary Colmus wed on October 6. Congratulations. Mr and Mrs Ben Agile visited her mother Mrs Seba Umphrey Sunday. Ralph Vance of Ionia visits H H Willard for a few days. Mr and Mrs Ceoil Pudway and family visited Thurman Robinetts Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Hates called on her aunt Mrs Clara McGinnis Sunday. Mrs James Defoy of the Cornwell farm visited her brother Seeley Johnson Saturday.
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Harlene Weaver
Alton
Portland
Hillard
Ben Agle
George Teeter
Brinton
Seeley Johnson
Charles David
Sheridan
Nass
Stevens
Richard Winters
Mary Colmus
Ben Agile
Seba Umphrey
Ralph Vance
Ionia
H. H. Willard
Weekend Visits and Family News From Brush College
Helen Sanders and Lorin Leitner with family visited Pontiac on Sunday. Heyman Wisner and daughter from Angela Indiana spent a week with J C Coats family. Grandma Hubel improved after illness. John McGregor of Lansing joined Bert Huber’s family for the weekend. Cecil returned from Flint. Frank Newman family visited J C Newman home. Mildred Trouse and Harold stayed with grandmother Jessie Davis. Aid dinner drew 48 attendees. Chas Ruby family left for Wint Van Dyke en route to California. Warl Sanders, Russell and Edith Leitner with Vereah Leitner visited J M Rollers.
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Helen Sanders
Lorin Leitner
Pontiac
Heyman Wisner
Angela
Ind
J. C. Coats
Grandma Hubel
John McGregor
Lansing
Bert Huber
Cecil
Flint
Frank Newman
J. C
How to Have Beauty in the Kitchen
Greenwood Center The Greenwood Senior Home Extension group of Michigan State College will hold their first meeting with Mrs. Stella Myers on Wednesday October 23 at ten o'clock. All members and potential joiners welcomed. No charges. The lesson explains making the kitchen a cheerful and efficient work space. Pot luck supper at noon.
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Greenwood Senior Home Extension
Michigan State College
Stella Myers
Chester Pickering
Laurence Burnell and Son
Farwell
Gamble
Local visits and gatherings in Clare and Vernon area
Rev and Mrs Van Hoose of Clare visited Monday with Harvey Wilson. Mrs Eeith Allen and Vernon visitors called on Clarence Jordan’s family. Clifford Castle buzzed wood for Oscar Rulapaugh last Saturday. R. is very poorly. Maude Stephens of Vernon and a Chicago daughter called on the H Wilson home. Van Walters entertained friends from Mt Pleasant and Alma. Robert Cochran lost a valuable horse recently. Bessie Bradley and Grace Williams planned a Clare school meeting and extension class lesson. Rudolph Hilderbrand and daughter visited Albert Allen’s Brand home Sunday. Lee Badgley spent Sunday with his brother Henry Rhodes. James Meeching entertained guests from Jackson Friday. Mrs Clair Strouse and children visited Harvey Wilson Friday.
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van Hoose
Clare
Harvey Wilson
Eeith Allen
Vernon
Clarence Jordan
Clifford Castle
Oscar
Rulapaugh
Maude Stephens
Chicago
H. Wilson
van. Walters
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
Robert Cochran
Bessie Bradley
Grace Williams
Claré
Clare School
Rudolph Hilderbrand
Daughterg Werd
Albert Allen
Brand
Lee Badgley
Henry. Rhodes
James
MeéChing
Jackson
Shriday
Clair Strouse
Eldership Service Affects Sunday Schedule at Blin Grove Church
Maxine Bradley hosted a visitor from Glare this weekend. Due to the Eldership held at Delo next Sunday, Sunday School and Christian Endeavor at Blin Grove Church are canceled that day. Services will resume the following Sunday at the usual 11:00 AM Sunday School.
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Maxine
Bradley
Rypic
Delo
Christian Endeavor
Bln Grove
Local families visit relatives across towns this weekend
North Arthur and Shephard residents visited kin in St Johns Midland and Saginaw. The Viges and Hartman families traveled between Harison West Branch and Clare with extended weekend stays and school breaks noted for Lora Gordon and others.
Sympathy Notes for Leamon Hoover and Local Tributes
Greenwood expresses condolences to the Hoover family for a Clare Hospital death. Local residents Merlin Budd and Jack visit Port Clinton, with Elvin Budd hosting. Families Woodin, Woods, and Budd noted amid community sorrow and various visits. Community members assist with potato digging as a birthday gathering and jury duty appear in regional notices.
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Leamon Hoover
Clare Hospital
Merlin Budd
Jack
Port Clinton Olio
Elvin Budd
Wm. Budd
John Woods
Frost
Vern Woodin
Katherine
Virginia Woodin
Lewis Light
Carl Budd
Carlinda Hosler
Toledo
Wm Roland
Gertrude Lane
Hudson Jones
Don Schaaf
Bay City
Bessie Bradley
Clara Holcomb
Sunday Visits and Local Remembrance in Brown Corners
Harold Sunday and family sail in a new Buick. Merlin Spohn and family visited from Sunday to Tuesday with Ira Miller’s family. Community members attended the Woodin girls funeral in Harrison. Ira Miller sick with sinus troubles. Richard Carter of Bay City preached Sunday evening. WMA meeting at Mrs Vesta Lower and Lulu Birdsall’s program drew praise. Jello and cookies served. A Christian Endeavor party at the parsonage Friday. Arm Allens’ family and Leamon Hoover mourned. Rev Van Brocklin and Mrs Van Brocklin visited their daughter Mrs George Silver in Pompeii. Van plans hunting trips, inviting a duck dinner next week.
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Harold Sunday
Merlin Spohn
Ira Miller
Woodin
Harrison
Richard Carter
Bay City
WMA
Vesta Lower
Lulu Birdsall
Arm Allen
Hagle
Leamon Hoover
van Brocklin
George Silver
Pompeii
Van
Michigan News Briefs Reflect Road Work and Policy Shifts
Michigan reports nine miles of road surfaces topped this year in Marshall. Lansing notes about 9,500 people receive Old Age Assistance benefits. Monroe library closes after 18 months, a former CWA project. Also, a three cent Michigan centennial stamp debuts November 1.
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Lansing
Michigan
Monroe
CWA
FERA
Hudson
New York Central
Washington
James Corwin
Kalamazoo
Lim Yuen Yen
Lincoln
Board of
State Fair Managers
Detroit
Thomson
Michigan Electrical Administrative Board
Mutual
Southwestern Michigan
Western State Teachers College
Grand Rapids
Holland
Benton Harbor
Niles
Sturgis
Battle Creek
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Saown Corners A. B
H. L. Cleveland
Fred, Morgan
the Cash Food Shop
Fred M. Morgan
BAE
Elm Grove
Rexall To Sale
Clare Sentinel
W. H. Smith
R. FP. D
Mt Pleasant
Mich
Anderson’s Drug Store
Brush College
Greenwood Center
North Arthur
B. ‘Gothop
Shepherd
Glen
Walter Viges
Edgar Viges
St. Johns
Lynn Viges
John. Gordon
Midland
Stunday
By Fischer
Chas Ott
West Branch
Henry Hil Horn
Lora. Gordon
Saginaw
Wilson Davis
John’ Hartman
R. M. Carter
Ernie Green
J. Hartman
Greenwood
Mickie
Marshall
County Road Commission
State Prison Commission
Tonia and
Marquette
Sonia
Detroit Zoo Commission
WPA
Olivet
Helen of Troy
James F. Thomson
RED Circle Coffee
Bokar Coffee
Cotes Supreme
Bie
Ann Page
Ralston
Sunnyfield
A&p .Grapelona Chocolate
N.B.C
Sauerkraut
Penn Dry
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