Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School Session
Seventh Day Adventist holds Sabbath School every Saturday at 1 30 in the afternoon at 205 East 7th Street continuing weekly.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
8
Seventh Day Adventist holds Sabbath School every Saturday at 1 30 in the afternoon at 205 East 7th Street continuing weekly.
St Johns Lutheran Church announces 9:30 a.m. German service and 10:30 a.m. English service led by Pastor W. W. Estendorf.
The Congregational Church led by Pastor Rev H B Johnson holds morning worship at 10 15 with special music and a sermon titled Christ s Conception of God Sunday School starts at 11 15 with Mrs James Rogers as superintendent.
Pastor W. S. Teeter leads a church where members are urged toward fear in home life and welcome. Regular meetings are now held at the Free Methodist church with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Sunday evening service at 7 and Wednesday prayer at Mrs Hoeffle's home on 6th St.
W W Hurd pastor at 107 East 7th Clare presents sermons on Does the World Owe us a Living and Job and the Doche ite with evening talks The aid society meets Friday with Mrs Carrie Lansing and rummage sale now ongoing Bring in rummage and support the church activities
Rev A P MacDonald leads morning worship at 10 06 with Bible school at 11 15 followed by preaching. Classes study the same subject. parents urged to keep children punctual. Mrs Laura Thompson superintendent. Evening service at 7 00 on The First Great Revival. All welcome.
Multiple Michigan local items. A Scarlet fever case closes a high school for two weeks in Addison. Escanaba shows Dempsey Tunney fight films halted by federal agents. Lansing appoints five to the State Board of Registration in Medicine. Owosso reports $1,000 loss from a gas generator explosion. no injuries. Ann Arbor builds 10,000 temporary seats for Michigan stadium for the Ohio State game. Detroit railroad ordered to pay $7.07 plus interest for overcharge on zinc scrap. Grand Rapids convict sentenced for wedding scam in Kent County. And more brief notes from across the state on health, industry, and local incidents.
A Lec ture program arranged by the Grange will feature music singing and monologues along with discussion topics. A large crowd is expected. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. John Densmore Miss Irma Faucon and Miss Lila Deng. Community news notes Monday through November 1 include visits births and a shift to Flint for the Cotton wedding as Clifford Donahee weighing eight pounds.
The Arctic tern makes the longest continuous journey among birds, traveling far north to breed and then over 11,000 miles to the edge of the Antarctic continent. It enjoys more hours of sunlight per year than any other living creature.
A three year old boy visits a newborn cousin and struggles to describe the baby. He states the infant has a doll like appearance and notes the baby lacks hair, implying uncertainty about what the baby is.
Radio batteries tubes anieal wire B eliminators A eliminators insulators advertised at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store.
Mrs Ed Hawkins and two friends visited at Mrs Wm Hawkins home while Mrs Wm Richmond came from Farwell to attend school events. A Oliver helped at Clare Creamery Saturday. The Burch family and Mrs W Parkhill visited the Gilman home in Farwell. Funeral services for George Lewis were held in Farwell. Arthur Harper of Chicago arrived to aid with fall crops as his father is ill. A baby boy arrived at the Skyring home last week Tuesday.
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