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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
3
Dover Tabernacle announces Sunday School at 19:15 a.m. with Superintendent Charles VanDen Bergh leading classes for all ages. The notice invites participation from the community and outlines diverse class offerings.
Seventh Day Adventist in Grove Building Services at 1 30 p m. Everyone welcome. Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Loomis Sunday School 10 45 a m Preaching 7 30 p m weekly. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints News C C F Hall Sunday School 10 30 a m.
Lake George Community Sunday School holds weekly sessions every Sunday at 10 30 AM. Harry Moyer serves as Superintendent and oversees program details.
St Cecilia's Mass Sunday at 10 30 a m Holy Hour at 7 45 Priday evening Rosebush church Mass Sunday at 10 00 a m Pastor Rev Gordon Grant All welcome Slow Time hours listed for parishioners
Worship service held at 10 39 a m led by Pastor Rev Harold Watson with Sunday School at 11 10 a m Pilgrim Youth Fellowship to follow at 6 60 p m.
Rev J Wesley Teale leads Sunday School at 10 80 a m EWT with preaching at 8 00 p m Prayer meeting follows at 8 30 Tuesday evening at the parsonage.
Morning worship at Tu features a sermon titled A Voice in the Wilderness. Church School at 11:14 with The Discipline of Right Living. The public is invited to Church School. Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 6:00 in the church parlors. Choir practice is Wednesday at 8:00 in the church parlors.
The Junior Choir meets in church parlors Thursday at 7 00 PM. Miss Vena Lee Gillespie directs the group.
Church of God at West Sixth and Maple St. invites parishioners to attend church school at 10:06 with Lois Tope as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 features inspirational message and singing. Evening service listed and evangelistic meeting planned Wednesday evening with prayer and devotion.
Rev. Ernest Burk, pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 5 p m C W T Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 830 p m at the parish house All services follow Central War Time and welcome is extended to everyone to attend and worship with us
Sunday worship led by Rev E Redman and ministerial staff with a focus on mercy. Sunday School at 9 a m with Ward Schulitey and Jesu. Evangelistic service promised, “Ghurabbas of Christ.” Girls' and Daughters groups meet Wednesday at 9 00 p m for prayers and activities.
Rev. M. R. Honderich and Mrs. M. R. Honderich welcome all. No creed but Christ, no law but love, no book but the Bible. All services in Eastern War Time. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. preaching 12:00 noon. Sunday Evening 9:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor and devotional 8:45 p.m. led by the youth.
A church announces prayer and Bible study at 9 00 p m on Wednesday. All ages including children youth and adults are welcome to attend.
In Hamilton Township Clare County Rev E C Leyrer presided as Romeuul Jones Jas Bessie Fisch Miss Is Jean Purtee and Mrs Keneld Mielke joined St Johns Congregation through the Rite of Confirmation on Sunday afternoon October 22. Confirmation service and future sermons are announced for 2 580 pm on the second and fourth Sundays monthly.
Evening from Lakeview reports Pvt William Spicer of Camp Bilis Illinois visiting his aunt and wife. Mrs Warren Helser and Mrs George Snider hosted last week in Plint visiting siblings and spouses the Bidwells and the Brows joined. They attended the Decoration of Chivalry at the Rebekah Assembly Tuesday evening and visited Ellis Mussell at Saginaw County Hospital where he is slowly improving.
Colobville Elm Grove and Arthur Churches of God list services led by Rev. Charles Kleinmhardt. Sunday School times 11 30 a m across locations with preaching Sundays and prayer meetings on Thursdays evenings and second Sundays noted for various venues.
The Clare English Service announces a Mission Festival on Sunday October 25 with two services at 10 30 a m and 3 00 p m Rev H A Muehl of Grass Lake MI and Prof W Franzmann of Michigan Lutheran Seminary will preach and speak. No local service November 5 due to festival in Saginaw. Church Council meets first Tuesday each month at 8 00 p m. Special V Day services planned at St Johns Lutheran Church with timing depending on Armistice news.
Vernon City reports social visits and family updates. Mrs Warren Heiser came from Fort Belvoir Virginia to visit Pvt Vincent Heiser at the Station hospital and stayed a week with his wife. Other relatives including Ruth Benchley and Margaret Briggs are noted, with several dinners and letters from service members mentioned. George White returned home Monday.
Marion shoppers visited Monday as Mrs. Peter Seiiam and Mrs. Harle Haskin appeared in recovery reports. New store owners are Mrs. Roy Ashcraft and son Charles in Scribner Temple. Oren Butler's telegraph from Werlington noted his son wounded in action with a safe recovery. Roy Myers visited Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Uarry Swanuts of Greenwood called on Oren Butler. Mildred Lux attended a Grand Rapids teachers institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chamberlain entertained their nephews from Lansing on Sunday. The men spent the day visiting and engaging in activities together.
Pvt George W Banff of Follanshee West Virginia recounts a French girl in her teens staying by his side through the first night of the invasion. He says she guarded him with a gun after he landed with a broken leg and received aid from a French family who then left to help others. He is now hospitalized in Britain.
Evansville Indiana reports K. B. Westerfeld lost his $2,680 life savings to a pickpocket while coming to buy a farm. He received a $2,295 down payment posted toward a 40 acre farm near Owensboro Kentucky from well wishers who heard of his misfortune.
A compact note credits Carlyle with describing a great man through how he deals with a troubled youth. The fragment highlights qualities of mentorship and moral guidance attributed to the subject.
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