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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1948
Page
12
Fragments show a notices and pricing page listing category fees for civilian and military notices, cards of thanks, resolutions, poetry, and lin ers. It mentions mailing rules, post office handling in Clare, and a request to probate notices be published by THE SENTINEL under Judge Bated.
Mrs. Robert Neely and Ralph call in Holly. Detroit visitors join Clare and Bay City families. numerous relatives from Holt Owosso Mt. Pleasant and Grand Rapids stop by. Curtis Morton Jr visits Owosso. families from Detroit Dearborn and Fort Wayne vacation at Long Lake and Higgins Lake.
WNerWOMEN FE TCE Lae SOCIAL highlights a busy season as Anna Gandard of Toledo and others vacation at Long Lake. Community families travel to Ohio Michigan and Canada for weekends visits and tours while residents host relatives at cottages in Alma Mt. Pleasant Owosso and Saginaw. The Congregational Church W F meets with ice cream dollar planned for August 19 during the Flower Show with Thressa Yoder presiding.
Mr and Mrs Frank Barton and Mr and Mrs Robert Kleiner plus Ruth Ann visited Mrs Henry Kleiner Sunday. Glen Bay and family had a picnic at Reedsburg Dam Sunday. Marie Allen joined Sanford Mott visiting Elk Lake and the Roe Savage and Armentrout households. Bernard Allen called on Rev M R Henderich and others including Kenneth Turner and the Hortons spent with Julia Hutchinsons. Robert Horton remained here a few days.
Local column lists visits and meals among residents. Names include Mrs. Grey Bay, Leslie Athey, Mr and Mrs Bryan Miller, Nancy Jo Allen, Mr and Mrs M A Henderich, Norman Shimmell Danny Gayle Harrison, Ernest Kleiner family, Hagle Ladies Aid, Jakie, Jennie Bates, Orville Bates, Norman Hutchinson, Mrs Archie Tryon, Mayme Runyon, Walter Steiner and Mack Leeth. Sympathy extended to Violet Haines family. AC E business meeting held. Heb 13 16 verse cited.
A blunt editorial note emphasizes that road safety campaigns fail without mutual effort from drivers and pedestrians. It urges calm behavior and practical responsibility to reduce incidents.
Myrtle Miller and Mel helped Ruth McDonald host a surprise party for John Spolin at Long Lake Sunday School. Ida Tooley hosted a Saturday birthday gathering with several ladies attending. Pinochle Club guests included Erma Perry with prize scores for Valera Ferguson Martha Sullivan and Mary Ellen Millard. Mr and Mrs Larry Brancheau plus others hosted a birthday feast for Fred Welsh. the Jensen family vacationed there. George Nash celebrated a birthday with cake and gifts at the Family Restaurant hosted by Mrs Lee Hammond, with David Campbell Veronica Yoder Billy Skinner and others attending. Refreshments featured strawberry ice cream and color decorated birthday cake.
Rev Herbert B Storey leads worship at 11 00 am with Sunday School at 2000 2 pm James Mead is Superintendent of the program.
Elder David H. Bailey leads morning service at Harrison Michigan church with Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching service at 11 15 a m No evening service listed
Fr J Stauba announces summer schedule at St Athanasius with Masses at 8:00 and 10:30 a m starting Sunday June 13 Confessions are before the 8:00 a m Mass.
Mission Gerald Brady, pastor leads Sunday school at 10 50 with preaching at 11 200 and evening worship at 8 00. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 00.
Reverend Clinton Hilton and Mrs. Harold Yost lead Sunday School and church services. The schedule lists 9:15 a.m. Sunday School and 11:15 a.m. church services, with 7:30 p.m. evening services and Wednesday evening specials. A Young People's meeting occurs every Monday.
Local note lists updates from Harrison pages detailing community items, events, and notices across pages fourteen and twenty. It highlights brief briefs on residents, upcoming gatherings, and civic mentions without imagery or extended discussion.
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