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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1944
Page
8
Dover Tabernacle announces Sunday School at 10 15 a m with Charles VanDen Bergh as superintendent. Classes available for all ages and interests.
Seventh Day Adventist in Grove Building Services held at 1 30 p m Everyone welcome Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Loomis Sunday School 10 45 a m Preaching 7 30 CWT every Sunday evening Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints New 1 0 C F Hall Sunday School 10 30 a m Lake George Community Sunday School Community Building Sunday School every Sunday at 10 30 a m Harry Moyer Superintendent Catholic Church St Cecilia s Rev Charles D Brophy Administrator Mass this Sunday at 10 30 a m Holy Hour at 7 45 Friday evening St Henry s Catholic Church Rosebush US 27 Rev Gordon Grant Pastor Siow Time All welcome
Reverend J Wesley Teale presides at Loomis Missionary Church with Sunday School at 10 30 a m EWT and preaching at 8 p m. A prayer meeting follows at 8 30 p m Tuesday evening at the parsonage.
Rev Harold Watson leads worship at 10 30 a m with theme This Enduring Heart Sunday School follows at 11 30 a m Pilgrim Youth Fellowship meets at 6 00 p m noting church activities in Clare Michigan.
Minister Rev Chas Hahn leads morning worship at 10:00 with sermon The Post War Man. Church School follows at 11:15, adult study Religion in Public Education. Youth Fellowship at 6:00 in church parlors. Choir practice at 8:00 Wednesday in church parlors. All young people invited.
Church of God at West Sixth and Maple Sts invites members to morning worship at 11:00 and evening Evangelistic meeting at 8:00 with prayer and devotion on Wednesday. Church school begins at 10:00 led by superintendent Mrs Leis Tope. bring children.
Rev. Ernest Burk pastors Brown Corners United Church with Sunday School at 10 30 a m C W T preaching at 8 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 p m at the parsonage All services begin by Central War Time and a welcome is extended to all to worship together.
Sunday morning worship at 10 30 a m with sermon The Believers Two Natures led by Edward Schlaffey Jr Sunday School at 11 30 a m All are welcome Sunday evening evangelistic service at 8 00 p m sermon Sin and Its Results Wednesday Kings Daughters meet at 2 00 p m Friday Junior Choir practice at 4 00 p m Psalm 122 1 phrase included
Rev M R Honderich preacher with Mrs M R Honderich assisting invites all to services in Eastern War Time. Sunday School at 11:00 a m preaching at noon and evening Christian Endeavor at 8 00 p m devotional 8 45 p m prayer and Bible study 9 00 p m Wednesday. All welcome.
The Christian Science Ghurgh outlines a Sunday Lesson Sermon for October 22 focused on probation after death with emphasis on the golden text John 6 25. The piece notes the topic and date but provides limited accessible details beyond the title and date.
Dynamic preacher W. G. Richards speaks at the Nazarene Mission Clare South McEwan Street October 17 to 30. The Richards trio will assist as concerts begin each evening at 7 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
A brief collection of scriptural quotes from Romans and related lines from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health affirming life after death. It contrasts the Christian view of resurrection with Eddy’s assertion that death is a mortal dream that vanishes in light.
Colonville Elm Grove and Arthur churches of God announce services with Pastor Charles ElielInhardt. Arthur Center preaches Sundays on October 22? and 29 at noon and 11:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Thursdays at 8 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Colonville hosts Sunday services each week with evening preaching sessions.
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church on US 27 Clare invites public to English service at 10:30 a m and adult instruction Thursdays at 12 30 p m. Council meets first Tuesday monthly at 8 p m. V Day services at St John’s Hy Lutheran at 8 p m with Armistice timing adjustments. Residence listed as 1002 McEwan St. Phone 141.
The article explains common foot problems from ill fitting shoes and offers fitting tips. Shoes should be about half an inch longer than the toe when standing. The widest shoe part should match the foot’s widest area. The toe should be rounded for all toes and the heel counter snug.
Lesson for October 22 presents selected subjects and scriptures curated by the International Council of Religious Education per permission. The material outlines aims and readings for study and reflection.
A religious lecture argues education must couple with Christian faith. It urges prayer for guidance, humility in teaching, and character as the foundation of true learning, warning that secular theory undermines moral truth and societal welfare.
Officials in 82 counties outside Wayne join to oppose State Proposal No 4 on November 7. They warn annexation by Detroit would transfer taxation and assessment power without consent, linking Wayne to Detroit and affecting local governments. Labor groups back the opposition citing higher taxes and unequal protections for homeowners workers and small businesses.
A newspaper prompt asks readers if they are devoting ten percent of their income to War Bonds. The item emphasizes civic duty and broad participation in financing wartime efforts. It frames the question as a moral choice and calls for public support.
Mrs. and Mrs. Herbert Middleton shopped in Clare Friday. Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hickok included aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. W. Flinn of Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Bret Moore of Sears. Jesse Lee attended Art Fleming open house near Weidman for their twenty fifth anniversary.
Greenwood Center reports visitations among locals including Bloyd Chaffee of Ypsilanti and Thelma Chaffee with the Rolands. Weller Root of Northville spent time with his wife and baby. Virginia Gordon announces a new daughter-in-law Bonnie Gordon after Byrom Gordon’s October marriage. School reopened after a four day vacation.
Astoria Oregon began as a fur trading post in 1811 established by John Jacob Astor to expand the American fur trade. The post laid the groundwork for later Astoria enterprise and regional commerce.
The text explains wooden dry docks used to repair large ships are built where waters are badly polluted to deter destructive marine creatures like the teredo worm. These worms cannot survive in polluted environments, guiding dock construction decisions.
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