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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
6
Mrs F Hochstetler announces a cordial welcome to worship in our city inviting visitors and new residents to attend all services across our local congregations. The notice emphasizes warm hospitality and community inclusion for all worshipers.
Afternoon hours extend to Monday with parents Mr and Mrs Fr Littlefield. Mr and Mrs Scholts of Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner guests. Mr and Mrs Ceagy of Hast Lansing spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs J Murdoch.
The parish of St. Cecilia's announces mass at 8 30 a m led by Rev Stanley Morrison pastor.
The notice lists multiple churches and Sunday school times. Lake George Community Sunday School meets weekly at 44.0230 with Harry Moyer as Superintendent. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST holds Easter Services at 1 30 p m and welcomes all. Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Loomis Sunday School at 10 45 a m and preaching at 8 p m every Sunday.
Local church notices list Sunday School times and worship services across Dover area sites. Includes Dover Tabernacle, St Henrys New Church Rosebush, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Brown Corners U B Church, and Loomis Gospel Mission with service times and pastors named.
The Church of Christ Gilmore announces Sunday School at 10 00 a m and a prayer and testimony meeting at 11 00 a m. Preaching at 8 00 p m at 8100. J m.
John H. Hall D D leads 10:00 a m worship with 11:15 Church School Theo Wallington superintendent Mrs Doris Empey organist and choir director welcome to all teachers returning to work in Clare's history A year of happiness achievement and scholastic social and sports growth expected last Sunday showed strong church interest as more members return from summer travels
A church invites attendees to join weekly worship services, urging readiness to participate without waiting for a formal invitation. It notes Epworth League gatherings at 6 30 every Sunday and encourages communal worship.
First Baptist Church Lincoln Town Hall Lake George announces Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Alfred Cowles superintendent and classes for all ages. Preaching follows. Bible study Thursday evening led by Mrs Wyrick. Missionary Home Hour first and third Wednesday monthly. Jesus is coming soon are you ready to meet Him. Everyone welcome.
The Elm Grove Church of God lists Rev. Chas Kleinhardt as pastor with Sunday School at 11 00 am and preaching at 8 00 pm each Sunday and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 pm. Colonville holds Sunday School at 10 30 am and preaching on Sunday September 14 at 11 30 am. Arthur Center to host preaching on Sunday September 21.
Rev M R Honderich pastor welcomes all with no dread but Christ no law but love no book but the bible. Sunday school 10 39 a m preaching 11 30 a m worship 7 30 p m devotion 8 15 p m youth led. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 parsonage and young people Bible study Friday 8 00 parsonage.
Rev. Albert Dawe voices a message that the church lives through men and Christian ideals. He warns the church will die without practical Christian living and unity. Special music and a church school session follow the 10:15 a.m. worship and sermon on Ethics in Religion.
The Gesson Sermon at the Christian Science Church on Sunday September 14 centers on substance with readings from II Corinthians 4 1 and Isaiah 26 4. It cites the everlasting strength of the Lord and urges looking beyond fading form to the unsearchable realm of Mind from Science and Health.
Rev E C Leyrer pastor at US-27 Clare location. Services Sundays 10 30 am Bible class 11 45 am Thursday adult instructions 7 30 pm. Children catechetical Saturday 3 pm. Ladies Aid meets near Coleman Sept 17 2 pm. Sunday School opening next Sunday during service. All are invited.
West Sixth and Maple Streets church invites the public to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Adeline Cleveland supervises church school. The 7:00 p.m. Young People's meeting features a talk on The Possibilities of Youth. An 8:00 p.m. evening service will include Dr. John H. Hall as guest preacher and special singing. Mid-week prayer follows at 8:00 p.m.
Rev Floyd Galusha leads a series of services at the Baptist Church with Dr M B Hawkins president of Mid Missions speaking at all day events. The program includes Armageddon message Zam Zam sinking tale and Last Chance evangelistic sermon with nightly prayers and a midweek Bible study.
Royal Cal and L Spencer families hosted weekend visits at Gleat Lake with extended attendance from Flint Detroit and Indiana guests. Notable items include J Murdoch recovering from summer flu with Dr Lamb caring, and Ambrosier Mills Graves Layle families hosting Monday callers from Fatwell Corutina and Flint.
West Freeman records a series of social mentions. Albert Gaffney of Ypsilanti was home Sunday. John Gaffney called Evart Monday. Sunday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Brooker Her man Brooker Jean and Jane Hammond of Evart. Gweneth Sebring visited cousin Dean Cook. Anna Gaffney called on Mrs Bilgin Hickok. Mrs Thomas Cook spent Monday in Evart visiting her mother Mrs Mary Coke who has been ill. Mr and Mrs Reid Nagier of Sylvan Solace were guests of Mr and Mrs Nigia Hickok Monday evening.
Pleasant Valley news records visits and movements around Clare Saginaw and Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Orville Bates called on grandparents Mr and Mrs Sutherland at Clare. Miss Gayle Clure from Mt. Pleasant stayed with Everette and Mrs Carnecross. Mrs. Virgil Todd of Clare visited sister Mrs Leonard Orvis. Lola Rulapaugh moved to Elm Grove. Mrs. Gertrude Langworthy of Owosso visited Hrvin and Mrs Orvis. George Hemstreet and wife visited Gaylord. Louise Yvonne and Loraine Clute visited Aunt and Uncle Owen Spink. Alton David entertained multiple guests in honor of his birthday.
Lorraine and Sandra Schultz were guests of honor at a Sunday birthday dinner. The event featured a cake with ten and eight candles, with gifts received by mail and a group of relatives and friends in attendance. Other names include Gordon McIntosh, Kittie McIntosh, Bernice Woodward, Al Giles, HE A Wilkinson, Frank Bowen, Tessie Bowen, and Vern Stevens, among numerous local visitors and relatives from Mt Pleasant, Gladwin, Reed City, Cadillac, Pontiac, Norwalk, Rosebush, Desoto, Alma, and Coleman.
A flurry of family visits fills last week as Miss Lines rests in Vernon with John Briefs relatives and Miss Maud Haley from Coleman. Cousins, neighbors, and travelers from Farwell to Saginaw visit kin, attend lodge events, and tour Michigan including Cadillac and Traverse City amid a winter storm aftermath. Corporal Donald Bryant returns from Edgewood Arsenal to his parents in Michigan, while funeral rites honor Mrs. John Roller.
Gallaudet College in Washington D C established in 1864 honors Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet founder of deaf education in America. It remains the only institution worldwide devoted to higher education for the deaf.
Observers note sun spot activity disrupted radio and telephone services worldwide and speculate a link between business cycles and solar activity. Researchers discuss potential impacts on communications and markets as solar events gain attention.
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