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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1940
Page
9
St. Cecilia's Church offers 8 30 mass led by Rev Stanley Morrison. Brown Corners United Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 10 30 and a preaching service at 8. 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 p m. Loomis Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints has Sunday School at 10 45 a m and preaching at 2 00 p m each Sunday.
In Easler Building Services at 1 30 p m a Seventh Day Adventist gathering is held with everyone welcome.
Sunday September 8 schedule lists Masses at St Charles Church Senton at 8 00 a m and St Henrys Rosebush at 10 00 a m with Reverend Gordon Grant as pastor All welcome to attend.
Rev J W Teale pastor leads Sunday school at 10 36 and evening service at 7 30 with a Tuesday prayer meeting at 8 00. All are urged and welcome to attend these services.
The Lake George community hosts Sunday School every Sunday at 10 30 led by Superintendent Harry Moyer.
Southeast Sheridan Union lists Sunday school 11:00 to 12:00 each Sunday open to all at the Reorganized Church led by Floyd G. Smith. Zions League meets the second and fourth Sundays at 7:00 p.m. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints activities noted.
James A. Rogers presides at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship with special choir music under Mrs Empey. Church School at 11:15 a.m. led by superintendent Mrs Earl Sternwman. Epworth League devotional meeting at 6:30 p.m. All are invited to worship.
Rev. Albert Dawe leads 10:15 worship with a sermon on Returning to the House of the Lord with Gladness. Special choir music precedes 11:30 Church School led by Superintendent Mrs. Frank Hoch stetler. Visitors and new residents will find a cordial welcome in all services.
Rev E C Leyrer pastorates at US-27 Clare location invites public to services each Sunday 10:45 English and 9:45 German on 1st and 3rd Sundays. A special voters meeting follows next Sunday service. all voting members urged to attend.
Church notices urge attendance at First Baptist Lincoln town hall services led by Rev J W Wyrick with Sunday School at 10 30 am Alfred Cowles superintendent and classes for all ages Bible study led by Mrs Wyrick Thursday evenings Missionary Home Hour on the first and third Wednesday Christian Science Lesson Sermon topic Man with Roman text about being children of God includes Ps 119 78 passages and a call to study commandments Jesus coming soon message.
Correlative passages read from a Christian textbook titled Gy to the Scriptures by Mary Baker. The excerpt includes a claim that man is the offspring of God and the idea of Spirit, as immortal evidence that Spirit is harmonious and man eternal, citing a page reference in the source.
Rev M R Honderich leads Sunday School at 10 30 and 11 30 preaching. Christian Hudeaver hosts Sunday evening services at 8. Cottage prayer Wednesday 8. Young People's prayer and Bible study Friday 8. Elm Grove holds Sunday School 11 and biweekly Sunday eve 8. Prayer Thursday eve and alternating Sunday 8. Colonville Sunday School 10 30 and alternating Sunday 8 30. Cottage prayer winter Tuesdays 8.
The Church of God led by H L Cleveland at West Sixth and Maple invites all home from camp and vacations to join in a new year of service. Church school at 10:00 with Vera B. Peterson, morning worship at 11:00, Young Peoples at 7:30, evening evangelistic service at 8:00, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00.
Church notices outline Sunday services at Dover Tabernacle and a tabernacle program. Highlights include morning worship at 10 00 a m with two sermons on small things and the sixth column, Sunday School 10 15 a m with classes for all, young peoples service at 6 30 p m and evening gospel service at 7 30 p m with the storm theme. A Wednesday prayer service is noted under Earle Gilmore.
Frank Schram of Midland visited his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Schram and spent an evening at Pure Oil camp. Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Lee Ellison called on Roy Myers and Ellison stayed at the Myers home during Socony lease work. Chester Apels of Bowling Green Ohio called on Roy Holford. Apels’ parents once owned a Clarence store. George B Harle and family left for Mishawaka Indiana to visit Mrs Christina Buchanan. Numerous Midland area relatives visited Roy Holford and Mrs Kohn’s family during the week and weekend visits concluded with Baren Kohn and Ernest Moshow stopping by.
Marion residents hosted relatives from Lansing and Greenwood across Labor Day weekend. Opal Stambaugh returned home after tonsil surgery at Wood hospital. 4 H girls earned first prize for Meal Preparation No 1 notebook and poster. Several families gathered for a long awaited Sunday dinner with multiple Holford and Schlimmer relatives present.
The Iroquois viewed animals as immortal souls with human rights. An article in Natural History notes a hunter’s mercy toward a bear, explaining the hunter needed clothing and flesh while promising no grudge if the roles were reversed.
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