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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
4
Central Standard Time schedules show arrivals and departures for Midland Reed City Saginaw and Clare lines with daily and Sunday specifics. The column also covers local visits, school events, civic notices, and notable community milestones including a juror summons and a women’s temperance union convention.
Synopsis of play recounts strange events at the home of the late Augustus Brown as relatives gather to hear the will read two months after his death. A midnight meeting at the old Clare residence yields a mysterious happening, with eerie noises and a possible return from beyond. The final performance of Ghost House tonight at the high school auditorium is lauded by local business and professional figures.
St Cecilia's Catholic Church lists Mass at 8:00 A.M. Rev Stanley Morrison, Pastor. Vernon community Sunday School at Mt Vernon Grange Hall each Sunday at 10:30. Everyone welcome.
The Seventh Day Adventist invites visitors to Sabbath School at Cosgrove Home located at 205 E 7th St. The session starts at 1 30 o clock and welcomes newcomers.
Rev C Binhargmer and Rev Hamund Seyrer of St. Louis will deliver English language sermons. A reorganized Sunday School meets at I O C FT hall with preaching by Wider Burt of Beaverton at 8:00.
Glen Hall will lead Bible School at 10:00 a.m. followed by preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening service is at 8:00 p.m. Thursday night Bible study also at 8:00 p.m.
Benjamin R. Davis pastors Brown Corners United Brethren Church. Sunday School at 10 50 am. Preaching at 7 45 pm with the subject Kept unto Salvation. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 pm. Prayer quoted as the only satisfaction of our human hunger for God.
Corner of 6th and Maple Street Pastor F S Elliott announces Sunday school at 4:00 p m preaching at 11:00 a m Young Peoples service at 7:00 p m preaching at 8:00 p m Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00 p m A cottage prayer service at Mrs Arthur Parish home 5th and Maple Streets Friday night at 8:00 p m all invited
The notice proclaims Salvation through faith in Jesus Christ with services at Sunday 10:00 a.m. and Sunday School 11:15 a.m. Miss Laura Thompson leads classes. A Rosebush Presbyterian church session offers a Sunday afternoon program at 3:06 p.m. and an evening service at 7:30 p.m. Chart talk on Eternity describes heavenly city and life eternal.
The schedule lists 10 15 a m worship with sermon The Church a Brotherhood and special choir music followed by 11 30 a m Church School led by the Pastor. The service includes the Lord s Supper. A note recalls St John in Ephesus and Jesus washing feet to teach love one another.
A pastor urges all members and friends to attend a special service emphasizing love as the hedge of discipleship and the chief evangelist. The message calls for a renewed in faith and a collective effort to be present.
Jesus message on old and new values inspires next Sundays sacraments at 10 15 am and church school at 11 30 am Epworth League studies begin at 6 30 pm The Auxiliary dinner is planned for October 5 at 6 30 pm with pastor and teachers as guests Women’s group meets September 30 at 2 30 pm Mid week services start Thursday at 7 30 pm and a vote on the new service schedule is set for the morning service A 9 00 am service includes the Lord's Supper and prompt attendance is urged for full value New church school year begins at 10 00 am notes needful Bible instruction
The Mull O Fish booklet from the East Michigan Tourist Association has been named one of six outstanding promotional pieces by Printers Ink Monthly. The magazine praises the booklet for its strong message and striking design that attracted attention for Michigan as a fishing and vacation destination.
The East Michigan Tourist Association and NorthBastern Michigan Development Bureau plan their annual Day of Days two weeks away on Thursday October 6. J B Richards editor of the Almena News will address the afternoon session at the Log Office and Frank R Johnson of the Rustic Tavern is also slated to speak. L R Schoenmann of the Department of Conservation will present land use data at the evening banquet at the W e nonah Hotel. The event aims to boost attendance and practical benefits for tourist and resort interests, landowners, and farmers.
The Ford Dixie Hight group of Negro singers, once greeted with warm audience response across Michigan, is divided into five to form two quartets. One quartet will perform at future engagements while the other remains inactive.
The Log Office reports 3000 invitations mailed to members and prominent figures across the state. Only 400 banquet seats at the Hotel Wenonah remain, prompting confirmation of attendance.
A list of well known achievers suggests many excelled later in life after uneven schooling. Edison, Thoreau, Lindbergh, Twain, Ford, Franklin, King Edward, Meissonier and others are cited as examples of late bloomers who overcame early academic struggles.
Editorial notes that widespread construction forces detours, arguing roads and infrastructure reflect modernization. The Arkansas Gazette commentary links travel disruptions to progress, urging patience while public works reshape the landscape and economy.
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