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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
7
Local church schedules at Church of God Farwell Methodist and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints list Sunday School services preaching and meetings. Yard traffic includes visits by Stinchcombe family and many neighbors, with Labor Day weekend gatherings and church events dominating the community notices.
The Christian Legion of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ invites members and interested individuals to a Thursday evening meeting on September 20. A wiener roast will follow the business session in the park, with a reading on leisure time and a brief discussion.
Mr and Mrs Gordon McIntosh and Elva Lea dined with Horace Joyner. Vern Moline assisted by Sidney Bellinger from Flint. Miss Alice Teale and father visited Wm Teale. Fire damage at Brownell home investigated by Jennings Archambaut. Teale family and Leatner visits noted.
A listing of residents and couples from Saginaw Alma Lansing Midland Grand Rapids Detroit Kalamazoo Grand names include Mrs Werst George Hayward Winnie Schram Adie Zoeller W Brophy P J Fineis Effie Winchell Tess Welch Dan Rowe Sue Brodie Maxwell Utley Beulah Hoffman Mann and others.
Mrs Maggie Hale spent the weekend with her sister and visited the John Cook family in Saginaw to see Bert Wheeler who is very sick. TheDeits and Thayer households joined in visits with the Lewis Long and Taylor families in Michigan, while Ed Bulman attended the Century of Progress in Chicago.
BRAND Mrs Ralph Shull and son Max attended the gathering at the Brown Wednesday afternoon Ted Newman and two brothers attended the ball game Saturday at Detroit Lucille Post stayed with Mrs Newman while they were away Mrs John Rhodes and son William and Mrs T Robinett and children were Sunday afternoon callers at Mrs F Acre's Mrs Ralph Shull attended the funeral of Lawrence Teale at Clare last Thursday The family have our sympathy in the loss of their loved one Mr and Mrs John Acre and family of Harrison spent Monday evening with her sister Mr and Mrs Art Kever and family Mrs F Acre and grandson Vane took dinner with Mrs Ralph Shull Wednesday Mr and Mrs Rex Robinett were Sunday afternoon callers at the L Robinett home Ted Newman was also a caller Emma and Nina Kever visited our school Monday Mr and Mrs George Bates of the Brown were Sunday afternoon visitors at Mr and Mrs Ralph Shulls
Miss Florence Hoover visits Port Austin and attends the Detroit state fair while staying at the John Hoover home. Several locals visit Mrs D Allen in Harrison. Ross Dysinger Herbert Myers and families host weekend gatherings in Dysinger and Myers homes. Lyle Allen returns from Gladwin. George Pfetsch and family visit here. Arthur Saul calls Mt. Pleasant. James McClain and children visit relatives in Midland. Frank Cullen and Alice and Fenton visit Birch Run. School resumes with Mrs Dellar returning to teach. Herbert Gilmore remains in Brandstetter Hospital Mt. Pleasant recovering from appendectomy.
Miss Dorothy Burr and Marvel Allen visited Alma and Betty Anderson. Miss June Bergey of Flint spent the weekend with cousin Doris Bergey. Kenneth Barnes of Midland visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor. Roscoe Berthame of Coleman joined Willard Smith family for Sunday guests. Guy E. Walter of Flint stayed with daughter Mrs. John Nunn last week. Hart Bergey and family of Flint spent weekend with his parents. Verna Bergey, working in Clare, called on parents. Loomis beat Leaton 2 to 0 in a well attended ball game. Boys travel Sunday to Leaton to play the same team. School started September 4 with Mrs. Powell of Farwell as teacher.
A lesson commentary on Isaiah 1 1 9 summarizing humanity's sin, God’s disciplinary acts, and the need for genuine worship. It outlines formal worship rebuked, God’s demand for cleansing and repentance, and the promise of mercy to a remnant if turning to justice and righteousness.
A compact reflection on prayer as the flame of faith that binds and moves God. The text states faith as the vent of prayer and describes prayer as the victorious grace shared with God.
The fragment attributes a quotation to J Mud aon Taylor urging Christians to move from impossible to difficult tasks before declaring completion. The line reflects a mindset of persistence and faith in effort.
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