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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1943
Page
2
Rev. J. Wesley Teale leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:15 a.m. A Young People’s Service follows at 7:30 p.m. Evening preaching at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. in the parsonage. Everyone welcome.
In Clare County Michigan the probate court schedules a hearing for the administration of Martha M. Krueger's estate. Pearl Hall seeks appointment of Carl Updegraff or another suitable administrator with notice to be published three weeks in the Clare Sentinel before the November 22, 1943 hearing.
The notice lists Mass times for St. Cecilia's and St. Henry's churches with pastors Rev. Morrison and Rev. Grant, plus Sunday School and services for Dover Tabernacle, Reorganized Church groups, Seventh Day Adventist, Lake George Community Sunday School, and Loomis Latter Day Saints. Services span Oct 31 to weekly Sundays with times listed.
The Church of God at West Sixth and Maple Sts. under Pastor H. L. Cleveland shifts to new times with church school at 10:00 and worship at 11:00. Evening service starts at 7:00 with song service and preaching. Wednesday service at 7:00. All are welcome.
Rev. Ernest Burk, pastor, announces Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m at the Brown Corners U B Church All services follow Central War Time and a welcome is extended to all to attend and worship with us Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m at the parsonage
Rev E C Leyrer announces St John’s Ev Lutheran Church on US 27 Clare invites all to its Mission Festival on Sunday October 31. Two services at 10:30 a m and 3:00 p m feature guest speakers. Dinner will be served at noon in the church parlors.
Reverend E E Redman delivers a sermon from John 10 27 urging followers to heed the shepherds voice. The address emphasizes faithful listening and obedience to Christ as the true guide for believers.
Clare Michigan regular city council meeting led by Mayor Archambault with roll call showing present and absent members. Aldermen Fleming Wyman Boody Lehr and others approved finance-recommended bills and heard sewer plans and sidewalk concerns. numerous city service items listed with costs. Meeting adjourned with Mayor Archambault and City Clerk McKinnon in attendance.
The Clare County Road Commissioners met at the courthouse Harrison at 10:00 a.m. with members Tiedeman Beam Tryon present. They approved prior minutes, reviewed communications, approved payroll of 2647.65, opened oil bids and awarded to Carpenter Oil Co Harrison, and listed bills for payment.
Sunday Morning Worship Service at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 1 30 a m Bid ward Jr Schlafley Supt Everyone welcome to join the contest Sunday Evening Evangelistic Service at 7 80 Wednesday Evening Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 Wednesday afternoon at 2 00 Kings Daughters Thursday afternoon at 4 00 Junior Choir practice
Rev M R Honderich hosts services at Eagle Church of God with no creed but Christ and no law but love. Sunday schedule includes 11:00 Sunday School 12:00 preaching 8:00 Christian Endeavor and 8:45 devotional followed by 9:00 preaching. Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 9:00 p.m. All welcome.
In Colonville Elm Grove and Arthur Church of God pastors invite attendance. Rev Charles Kleinhardt is reachable by phone 288 W11. Arthur Center hosts Sunday 11 30 am preaching and Thursday 8 pm prayer meeting. Elm Grove holds 11 am Sunday School and 8 pm preaching Sundays. Colonville preaches Sunday November 7 at 11 30 am.
Rev. Harold Watson preaches at 10 30 a m on What is Christianity next Sunday as the church continues its Christian Religion series. Family Fellowship Night with pot luck supper at 6 45 p m Wednesday November 3 includes a stere optical lecture on the Life of Christ. All are invited to attend.
Morning service at 10 with the sermon I Know In as I Have Believed. Church School at 11 15. Evening Worship at 7 30. First session of the Preaching Mission with Rev Watson of Clare Congregational Church speaking on The Power of the Cross. Mission nightly at 7 30 all week. Choir practice Wednesday at 8 30. Sunday Evening Hour Program moved to November 14 due to the mission. Public invited.
The lesson sermon titled Everlasting Punishment centers on mercy and redemption from Psalm 130 7 and Lamentations 3 39 41. It cites Bible passages and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health to discuss turning from sin and seeking good through spiritual understanding.
Gasoline use for home cleaning leads to deadly fires and explosions each year. Estimates from the National Fire Protection Association show about two hundred deaths and many injuries, with numerous homes lost.
The lesson outline lists subjects and scripture texts chosen for October 31. It notes copyright permission by the International Council of Religious Education and indicates material usage is with their authorization.
The article argues total abstinence from all alcoholic liquors as the only sensible policy for Christians. It cites Leviticus, Proverbs, Luke and Judges to show spiritual obedience and personal usefulness depend on avoiding wine and strong drink amidst modern pressures. It warns leaders and youth against indulgence and urges reliance on the Holy Spirit for true greatness.
Ordinance 178 finances Clare for the year starting March 1944 with line items including Contingent Fund 4500, General Street 8500, Electric Light 3500, Police 3000, Fire 1500, Cemetery 700, Park 800, Linkink & Interest 500, General Sewer 1500, School dept 4 mills 4997.60, School operating 9 mills 11244.60, Library 624.70, Sewage Disposal 3000. Total 39366.90. Ordinance takes immediate effect after approval by Mayor Robert Archambault.
Probate of will of Clare and settlement petitions filed in the matter of the estates of Etta D. Green and Olivia H. Brown. Hearings set for November 12 1943 and November 8 1943 with publication notice required in the Clare Sentinel.
Default on the March 11 1939 mortgage by Henry L McEvoy and Helen Gertrude McEvoy to Leslie Albert Buell and Mary Elizabeth Buell leads to foreclosure. The sale at Harrison Clare County Court House on January 25 1944 at 2 PM ET will cover the debt taxes costs and interest with premises described as the east half of the southeast quarter of section 32 township 18 north range 5 west excluding cemetery land.
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