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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1944
Page
5
Frighter and Parish publishers announce annual rates for notices and advertising in Michigan and other points. Local rates include liners and reading notices at ten cents per line, fillers at five cents per line, with ten cents extra for headings.
Flint residents Mr and Mrs Frank Walters return with Mrs Clara Smith to Flint for a couple of weeks. Farwell and Lansing visitors include Mrs Claire Stanley to care for a grandson, and Eugene Stanley staying with relatives. Numerous Clare residents and relatives travel, visit, or relocate as family ties and health updates appear throughout the region.
Mrs Frank Stuckman and children return home with Mr and Mrs Guy Stuckman from Arbor visits. Ethelyn Dean and children dine in Clare with Midland friends. Charles Amble and Yvonne Drake visit Gordon McIntosh in Mr Pleasant. Edna Snively attends a price panel meeting in Mr Pleasant. William and Mrs Hill visit Rye Buttermore for Mrs Buttermore's birthday at Walling farm. Hugo Harrison from Detroit sells furniture as his home is sold to Kanter. husband Hugo with Sea Bees in South Pacific. Albert Archambolt of Alma visits with family over weekend. Mr and Mrs Joseph Brinks of Lake City visit mother and sister Elizabeth Scrimger and Dorothy. Robert Roth and family visit Ralph and Rena Miller in Redding township. Irene Amble starts new job at Dow Chemical in Midland. Hila Empey of Clare visits William Vreeland. Join Brown and daughter Nettie Mary visit Mt Pleasant on business.
The Frosh Frolic last Friday evening in the school gym drew a nice crowd. Sponsored by the Freshmen and chaired by Mr James Mead, The Revelers from Clare provided music. The decorated rainbow gym offered card tables and refreshments of coffee sandwiches and hot dogs. The orchestra ceased at eleven, leaving attendees with fond memories.
The Harrison Red Cross Unit entertained township units from the county's north half last Wednesday at the V F W Hall. County Chairwoman Mrs. G E Lamb of Farwell and Mrs. Waller of Clare attended. The group packed one hundred apron style Red Cross kit bags for service men, each containing a tablet envelopes deck of cards smokes shoe laces blades lifesavers gum pencil book housewife soap and Bible verses. Mrs Bush Production Chairman and Mrs Lamb spoke on production and home service work. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bush and Mrs Tennant.
Miss Carolyn Snively hosted Betty Higgins birthday evening with Nellie Amble and others as guests. Mrs. Fred Woods celebrated her birthday with four couples, card playing and a pot luck lunch. Various local families attended events with bridge and prizes, ending with a late delicious lunch.
The Harrison Study Club met at Mrs. E. M. Bucholz home with over thirty members. Anna Gens led the program featuring reports on books and poems by Anna Joos, Margaret Foell, Beta Gens, Bertha Hughes, Mrs. Siegerlund, and Leota Van Every, followed by late poems read by Thora Morrison. The next meeting is set for May second at the Carpenter home.
Elder David Bailey leads services with 10:30 a.m. worship and 8:00 p.m. evening service. Sunday School occurs at 11:15 a.m. Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7:30 p.m.
Rev. George Hughes pastor leads Bible School at 10:00 a.m. with Paul D. Gibson as superintendent. Church services follow at 11:00 a.m. and Endeavor programs run 6:00 p.m. junior and 7:00 p.m. senior.
Clinton Hilton leads Highway Tabernacle with Sunday School at 10:00 a m and church services at 11:15 a m and 8:00 p m Special Wednesday evening services 8:00 Young People meeting Fridays Harrison Mission United Brethren Church Pastor Rev Benjamin R Davis conducts Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 with evening worship at 7:30 Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 pm
A brief note notes multiple chances advertised in the Sentine classified section with a $5 reference for phone inquiries.
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