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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1946
Page
9
Peighner and Parish publishers announce the Nations Editorial weekly issue at Clare with office hours and postal handling. Subscription rates vary by location and duration. Advertising and local liners priced per line with headings extra. Probate notices via Judge Bates urged for printing by The Sentinel.
Harrison Post 1075 V F W Auxiliary met at the hall with Carolyn Beam presiding. Five new members were initiated Iwa E Kelly Leatha Kelly Mayme Griffin Rose A Kuehn and Selma B Kuehn. Installing officer was Former President Inice Haton. Officers named include Carol McCartney President Alice Brown Senior Vice President Marie Skinner Junior Vice President Enice Eaton Treasurer Amber Burns Chaplain Helen Shharp Conductress Yucille Skinner Guard Xone Tripp Trustee three years Donna Hecker Secretary Loretta Smith Patriotic Instructor Ona Myers Flag Bearer Viva Sanford R Banner Bearer Ethel Lyons Hathelyn Puglia May Price Susan Campbell Color Bearers Louise Amble Musician. Post Auxili ary social hour followed. Mr and Mrs Young finished a home at Long Lake and Mr and Mrs Hendricks began a new one. Both plan several cabins to host tourists and visitors.
A new North land Restaurant owned by Ada Hendricks and Marie Young has opened on US-27 five miles north of Harrison. The rustic 40-seat venue offers table and counter service with a grand opening planned for Sunday. Hendricks, a Clare county native with Detroit ties, and Harrison resident Young, are partnering to attract local patrons and visitors. Landscaping progresses toward a scenic dining area in a natural setting.
Judge Sheaffer of Gladwin sentenced Norman Davenport after a guilty plea to forgery. Davenport received two years probation and $30 court costs. Donald Turner, 17, of Saginaw pleaded guilty to unlawfully driving away an automobile and received strict probation for three years with $45 court costs. Harry Lyons, 18, of Hamilton Township departs Friday April 26 for Army induction after a preflight exam in Detroit.
Mrs. Hibbard hosted a dinner for Sadie Beals of Kansas City while Marion Amble Esther Bennett Bertha Hughes Laura Wilson and Gertrude Gardiner and Leota VanEvery of Clare attended. Two bridge tables after dinner awarded Esther Bennett high Sadie Beals second and Marion Amble traveling.
Mrs. A A Campbell hosted a Tuesday afternoon celebration for her son Tommy's third birthday. Guests included Oliver Beemer Billy Beemer and Homer Beemer. Games were played and cake and ice cream served.
The Bruce children mourn the loss of Mrs. Bruce who died Monday at 10:00 am after a critical illness. Funeral services were held at the Congregational Church Thursday at 2:00 pm. Complete obituary to follow next week.
The Congregational Church Auxiliary met at the church parlors with twenty three members present. President Flavia Schaaf led the meeting as plans began for hosting the Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet. Honorary members were Mrs. Gertrude Gardiner of Clare and Mrs. Sadie Beals of Kansas City. The group also discussed bazaar items and hostesses served ice cream and cake.
The Harrison area lists Sunday School and worship times for multiple churches. Churches named include Congregational with Rev. Harold Watson, St. Athanasius Catholic with Rev. Chas. D. Brophy, Reorganized Latter Day Saints with Elder Hubert Beavers, United Brethren with E. Clapp, and Highway Tabernacle with Rev. Clinton Hilton. Services span morning and evening sessions and midweek meetings.
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