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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel lists ad rates and postal details, then carries a community social column with numerous visits, guests, and family happenings across Clare, including Ann Arbor, Lansing, Mt. Pleasant, and Midland. Names include Light, Lang, Bruce, Secord, Gardner, Trowbridge, Helwig, and Myers among others.
Seven ladies attended the Red Grass gathering in Harrison last week and progress was made on robes. The chairman hopes for larger turnout to finish the robes before summer.
The Congregational Church held a ceremony dedicating its service flag with forty two blue stars and one gold star. An honor roll listed members who attended church and Sunday School before entering service, with Rev. Harold Watson in charge.
A compact, step by step pancake guide advises a quarter cup batter for even cakes. Heat the griddle to the right temperature for golden browns. Test small batter, avoid overturning, flip when bubbles appear and burst, then avoid spanking after turning.
Harold Collins presented a piano pupils recital at the High School gym Tuesday evening. Students performed solos and duets including The Sleigh The Frog Chorus Skyscraper Moon beam Reverie Vienese Waltz and more with Mr Collins guiding duet parts. Parents and friends enjoyed the program and the students.
Rev Potter of the Clare County Ministerial Association will present temperance films at Harrison United Brethren Church on Sunday April 15 at 7:00 p m Central War Time. An invitation is extended to other Harrison churches to join in a union service. Be C Clapp Pastor.
The Congregational Auxiliary sponsors a potluck supper at the church on Wednesday evening April 18. Families are invited and asked to bring their own table service. Hostesses listed include Lulu Murphy Mary Weatherhead and Pearl Clute.
Rev Harold Watson pastor leads Congregational Church with Sunday School at 10 45 a m Peter Oman superintendent. Church services follow at noon with the congregation gathered for worship and community notices.
Rev Clinton Hilton presides at 10:00 a m Sunday School. Mrs Harold Yost leads 11:15 a m Church Services. Evening Services at 7:30 p m with special services Wednesday at 7:20. Young People meet Monday evenings.
Sunday School 40 90 read as 40 to 90 attendees and mission efforts led by Pastor Clapp at United Brethren Church in Harrison with Mission E Co involvement.
Preaching service at 11 00 morning evening worship at 7 30 prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. A sermon declares that liquor traffic makes a man an enemy of his fellow man.
Senior class and Clare High School speech students hosted a Friday program for Harrison students with two dramatic readings and two orations led by chairman Don Hammond. The seniors are compiling biographies and praise goes to the junior class for the upcoming Hoodood Coon play on Friday April 13. Perfect spelling awards listed several students across fourth and third grades for six weeks.
Attendance reached thirty nine with Mrs Arlene Collins visiting. Gideon representatives to sing and speak at Sunday services. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at eight. Mrs Rose Athey reports son Carl wounded in action in Germany. Rolland Dysinger killed in action. two local family members lost. Wellington Badgley and children visited Eugene Orvis residence.
Mrs Virgil Blackledge underwent a tonsil operation Friday. Miss Florence Peters planned a Clare appointment with a doctor. Warren Snap and family from Lansing visited Clyde Gable group. Mildred Gable visited relatives in Lansing. Simon VanderWoude and Dorothy joined a Cadillac stop. Maggie Hale of Marion visited Nealie Cook’s family. Melvin Berkompas Lear Diment Ray Richardson and Wilbur Phelipp traveled to Houghton Lake Saturday night.
Ed Magnus of the Redner visits his brother Henry who plans to travel to Ann Arbor for observation. Mrs. Orlie Stockwell called on Mrs. Evérette Alien. Mrs. Charlie Pfeisch and son Geo of Mt. Pleasant visited at a local home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm LaVoye and daughters Rena and Dolly visited Delmar Allen's family. Leo Skinner of Harrison dined with Mr. and Mrs. Everette Allen.
Mrs Courtney Bauer and two children visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Hanes for dinner. Wm Arnold of Clare visited the Hanes and Mrs Lawhead of Long Lake stopped by. The Nixon place was purchased by R Kirkpatrick and wife who moved there last week. Mr and Mrs 8 F Hampton of Harrison called at Everette Allen’s home. Pete Hanes and Wm Arnold visited Laker George Sunday.
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