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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1951
Page
11
Robert Wheatly assistant professor of religion at Alma College will again conduct the worship service at 11:00 Sunday morning. He is Princeton Seminary graduate and a capable speaker. At last Sunday's church meeting it was decided to sell the parsonage.
The Harrison Home and Garden Club will meet at Mrs. Edgar Bringman's home on Wednesday afternoon April 25. An exchange of seeds shrubs or bulbs will be the program and each member should know their specimen culture. Officers will be elected. Co hosts are Mrs. George Bates and Mrs. Ethel Hagen.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Butcher celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary at the Greenwood town hall Saturday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruce, Mrs. Gladys Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bringman and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hampton.
Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Lang ton William Gerald on April 7 at Gladwin Hospital eight pounds nine ounces. Roscommon couple announce baby daughter Janice Kay born April 16 at Gladwin Hospital eight pounds one ounce. Grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Frank Chambers.
The Mothers Club met in the kindergarten room of the school on Tuesday April 16 with 26 mothers present. They planned the school picnic with teachers and mothers assisting. Mr Stark of the Bureau of Social Aid spoke on a hot lunch program. Mrs David Harper read. Mrs Jean Morton and Mrs Hloise Balmer sang duets with piano by Mrs Phillips. Refreshments were served by the committee after adjournment.
Harrison Chapter No. 408 met with 42 members and four guests from Houghton Lake. Dates read for Friends Nights include Midland April 18 Clare April 19 Beaverton April 23 and Harrison April 27 with a luncheon served by Julia Schaaf Olive Bruce O'Dale McKenna and Bernadine Hecker.
Janet McQuiston broke her arm during a skating party in Clare last Monday evening. She was taken to Gladwin Hospital Tuesday where the bone was set and placed in splints.
About 135 people attended the annual Father and Son banquet held Tuesday evening at the Congregational church parlor. Rev. Gerald Brady gave the invocation, with toastmaster Leonard Klaasse introducing Charles Amble and Robert Amble who spoke for the sons. Fred Weatherhead was named oldest father and Bruce Ulch the youngest son.
Mrs. HE Bucholz accompanied Mrs. Greta Masten, Mrs. Mabel Horton and Mrs. Eleanor Lehr to West Branch for a reception honoring Miss Genevieve Nauman Grand Secretary of OS of the East and Mrs. Vera Wilcox Grand Representative from Michigan to California given by Zion Chapter members.
Extension Group One of Harrison will gather Tuesday evening April 24 at the home of Mrs. Garfield Light.
Group Two met at Mrs. Wm. Griffin's home Tuesday to organize for Achievement Day set for May 10 at the school gym. Committees chosen and Mrs. M. Gilleo led a lesson on draperies and curtains. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Ben Carpenter hosted Chas A Amble and family. Donald Eaton visited his mother Alice Haton. Numerous townspeople from Lan sing Saginaw Armada Kaw kawlin and more shared weekend visits and meals. Local speakers and travels included Dr Walter Ryder of CMC E at a Kiwanis meeting and guests traveling to Detroit for relatives.
Campaign workers meet with chairman Martie Czyzewski Wednesday morning in Harrison for a coffee hour and final instructions. They will contact every family and organization in and around Harrison before month end when the drive for funds ends. If you wish to donate mail to your local cancer chairman.
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