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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
9
Feighner and Parish publishers urge Judge Bates to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel, asking local friends of the newspaper to seek this printing arrangement.
Harrison nightly Thursday April 18 shows Bethlehem to Calvary at the high school gym with color Sigmnalogues and a choir. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children under twelve. Good Friday services follow at 1 30 p m with Rev M C Hilton chairing and sermons by local pastors plus choir performances.
Thirty six members attended the Pilgrim Youth Fellowship Sunday evening at the Congregation Church parlors. They planned an Easter sunrise service and breakfast and decided to send for charters and statement of purpose. Membership stands at forty three. after business there were games and refreshments followed by a song fest. Earlier, fifty six youths joined a roller skating party at Mt Pleasant with Rev. Watson and James Mead.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational Church will meet at the Clare Church parlors on Wednesday afternoon April 17 with a musical program and a review from the play The Dusty Meadows. Members are urged to attend and to bring a bazaar holder. President Flavia Schaaf invites those wishing to go to call before April 12.
Forty two Harrison Post V F W 1045 members share pot luck supper before the regular meeting. Four new candidates Andrew Keysor James Lane Jr Laurence Myers and Jos F Butler were initiated. New officers installed include Commander Frank Beam Senior Vice Commander Clare Hecker Junior Vice Commander Marion Roth and others. Auxiliary votes to dinner for the Board of Supervisors with 22 members attending. Next meeting April 22 plans seven initiates and officer installation.
Mrs Amble has been ill for the past week. Mrs Tennant is teaching our room until Mrs Amble returns.
The report describes a general business class focusing on salesmanship principles with a forthcoming test. It also notes Latin studies advancing at a fair pace but with ongoing difficulties.
The report covers World War I study topics for the junior class and preparations for senior graduation activities. Claire Hileman records over fifty words per minute in typing, noted as excellent for a first year student, with daily speed tests showing improvement.
Orley Sharp of Harrison Michigan born September 5 1928 has one brother who graduated last May. He attended Harrison schools through high school and favors physical education and agriculture. His hobbies include basketball and hunting and he enjoys Gary Cooper films and most actresses. Dick Haymes is a popular crooner among seniors, including Orley. His future plans remain uncertain.
The senior class begins practice for a spring production to be performed April 26. Cast includes Nicholas Napoleon Nutt-Francis Jesse as the lead, Arlene Nutt-Alma Hhlé Aunt, Jubilee-Phyllis Haskell, Bilberta Peach-Pris¢ille, Burns Dorothy Dolson-Beverly Seeniger, Bill Jones-Eldon Nash, Wilmer Sneed-Alfred Bhle, Audrey Hardwick-Marian Seéley, Hiram Hardwick-Wayne Trowbridge, Aunt Hazel Nutt-Shirley Stockwell, Mrs Jarboe-Beverly Merrill, and The Wild Man Orley Sharp under Director James Mead.
A special Harrigan Chapter No. 408 meeting was held Saturday evening April 6 for initiation. Miss Jme Bruce of Lansing was the candidate. Forty two members and guests attended. A lunch followed served by Amber Burns Loretta Smith Donna Mead and Carol McCartney. Next regular meeting set for Monday evening April 15.
A son weighing six pounds eleven and three quarters ounces was born on Sunday April 7. Harl Russel is the chosen name. The story lists numerous local social visits and neighborly activities from Clare to Midland with many families noted and health updates for Mrs Landers and Mrs Hochstetler.
Gordon Hanes 2/c expected to be discharged and home about June 1. 3/c Chas Newell, son of Mr. and Mrs. B H Newell, arrived home April 4 after twenty three months in Naval Reserve Supply Base at Shell Beach Louisiana. Mr and Mrs Newell visited him Thursday.
Social notes report Mrs Maud Harper's birthday and Mr and Mrs David Harper's wedding anniversary celebrated at a Sunday dinner with Mr Bud Mead Miss Barbara Kane and Miss Hola Phimey of Clare in attendance. Frank Beam then hosted a pedro and bridge party with guests including Mr and Mrs Koch Johnson Ferris Whitmer Hendricks Young and Beam.
Sunday School at 10 00 a m led by James Mead superintendent church services at 11 00 a m led by Reverend Harold Watson pastor brief church schedule announced for Harrison Congregational Church and its congregation.
The notice lists St Athanasius parish under Rev Chas D Brophy with Masses on first and third Sundays at 10 30 am and second fourth fifth Sundays at 9 am. It also notes Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison Michigan with Elder Hubert Beavers as pastor offering services at 10 30 am and Sunday School at 11 15 am Edmond Dunham hosts evening services at 8 pm in September.
United Brethren Church Harrison invites parishioners to weekly programs led by Pastor E. C. Clapp. Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:09, evening worship at 8:00, and Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00. Read a chapter this week.
Rev Clinton Hilton and Mrs Harold Yost lead Sunday School at 10 00 a m Church services at 11 15 a m Evening services at 7 30 p m Special Wednesday services at 7 30 Young People meet Monday evenings.
The article explains lowering oven temperatures by about 50 degrees when using glass bakeware. It cites yeast bread from 400 to 350 for the first ten minutes and 350 to 300 for the remaining time, with chocolate cake and other dishes adjusted similarly.
Prices paid for graded beef hides meats and eggs at Rosebush Elevator with quotes for extra large large medium A and B grades. The market links include beef veal and hog values with notes on farm produce and commodities as reported by L W Jackson. The summary captures a snapshot of regional commodity pricing in 1946.
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