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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
3
Rev. Stanley Morrison leads St Cecllats with a Sunday School at 10:30 and preaching at 8:00. Brown Corners U B church holds a Sunday School and 8:00 p.m. preaching. Latter Day Saints hold Sunday School at Loomis at 10:45 a.m. and evening preaching at 8:00 p.m. every Sunday.
Seventh Day Adventist at Mitchell furniture store review lesson of past quarter. Loomis School House invites visitors with Sunday School at 10 30 am and services 7 30 pm. Reverend d W Teale pastor. Church of the Nazrene South MecEnnan Stella Short pastor Sunday School 10 30 Worship 11 30 Evangelistic service 7 30 Prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 all welcome.
Pastor Rev. C Binhammer notes no service next Sunday. A service on October 4 at 8:00 p.m. will be conducted in English by Rev Seyrer from St Louis Mich. Catechism instruction scheduled for Saturday October 10 at 9 30.
Rev Albert Dawe leads 10 15 a m worship with sermon God a Retreat and choir music. At 11 30 a m Church School directed by Mrs Harold Fleming offers welcome to visitors and new residents in the city and community.
Morning worship at 10 30 a m with Young People of the Epworth League directing a special high school invitation. Church School at 11 30 a m led by Mrs D B Holbrook. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. request for church program copies. Morning worship at 9 30 a m with topic Gods Garden and 10 30 a m Church School.
Community note celebrates groups of young people joining the HOMIE service for a come-and-tell session, emphasizing engagement and inclusion among attendees.
Rev Mr L VanHoose announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by L Cleveland Bunt with rally planned for October 4. Worship service begins at 11:00 a.m. Revival series led by Rev Kenneth T Tabor and Rev I J Mark on ongoing basis. all are welcome.
Eagle Church of God reports Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30 each Sunday. Cottage prayer Wednesday 8 00. Children's service Friday 1 00 at Eagle School. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening 8 00. Elm Grove holds Sunday School 11 30 and preaching every other Sunday 8 30 with Thursday prayer at 8 00. Colonville lists Sunday eve preaching every other Sunday 8 00 and cottage prayer Tuesday 8 00.
A Baptist church advertises Sunday worship at 10 90 highlighting a sermon on The Three-Fold Witness to the Diety of Christ. It notes Sunday School classes at 11 15 and additional services including a 7 30 evening talk by Guy Didier at another church and midweek prayer.
Mrs. David Roth and sons Ernest and Russell and niece Harriet Girardin of Omer visited Clare. Hastings visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Former sheriff Andy Moore of Mt. Pleasant called on Jessa Allen. Dr. A W Johnstone to speak Sept 27 at Congregational church. Russell Allen fractured shoulder after bicycle fall but recovering. Miss Pauling Reigle visiting Lansing. Minnie Kieth and friend from Lake called on George Dillenback. Perl Cohoon of Moddersville visited his uncle George Dillenback. Emma Merrill of Mt. Pleasant staying with son Harry. Win Vreeland visited Lincoln Hammersly family in Hamilton. Chas Koch and Mrs. Elia Jacob near Long Lake called on Carrie Caray and Mrs. Ann Curtis at Ner daughters home.
A sugar planter in Hawaii explains to a friend how a crater can be 70 000 years old and questions the method to calculate the exact age. The planter says he has been in the islands for four years and notes the crater was already 70 000 years old when he arrived.
A dialogue features a tramp appealing for aid to a housewife. She recognizes him from tragedies in York shire and South Wales, noting past family losses and war trauma. He affirms his identity as the same man repeatedly marked by hardship.
Customer asks if the shop sells hams shovels hats and other items from steam to lumber ready made houses and live stock. The merchant replies only to fill prescriptions. The exchange ends with a quip about a drug store.
Senator Sorghum laments that constituents now feel able to advise on government problems after his thorough explanations. He defends his approach as clarity despite broader reaction.
The remark contrasts self praise with public sentiment as people doubt a leader who praises himself. The exchange implies skepticism about leadership and popularity among citizens.
A Sunday school teacher asks how Noah passed time on the ark and jokes about fishing. A child replies that Noah couldn’t fish much with only two worms.
A comical insurance courtroom exchange has a doctor asking how old the applicant's father was at death and the applicant replying one hundred four. The doctor questions the cause as the father allegedly strained his heart playing football.
A Pearsons Weekly snippet reports neighbors questioning Tom about an incident at his house. The piece notes talk of neglect and rumors that police will remove him in an ambulance for assault on his wife.
A neighborhood dispute between local residents known as the Browns becomes audible for two blocks when arguments erupt. Neighbors describe loud, frequent clashes reflecting ongoing tension in the area.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Sellers and daughter Wanda, with Mrs Werden of Detroit, visited friends here this week. Mrs Chas Reynolds of Frost called on Mrs Harry Merrill Tuesday. Mrs Bila Jacob and Geo Hazel Dillenbeck attended a pre social Friday hosted by the Farm Union of Hayes.
Pathfinder Magazine explains donkey shyness to sudden sounds and strange sights is hereditary. Donkeys trace to plains rovers who faced hidden dangers among grass clumps and bushes. Their ancestors were surefooted in hills and narrow paths where a rapid start could be fatal.
Sympathy extends to the House family in bereavement. Many local residents host dinners and visits honoring parents and couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Austin Trumble. A mutual circle attends birthday parties, anniversaries, and church or fair outings with numerous relatives listed from Farwell, Clare, Vernon, and surrounding towns.
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