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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
12
Notice details publishing rates for The Sentinel and associated notices. Rates include six months and year options, display ads, liners, and cards. Probate notice printing is encouraged to be done by The Sentinel per Judge Bates.
The December meeting of the Harrison Study Club was held in the bugsh room of the high school Tuesday evening. Ethel Smith opened with the Club Correct and pledge. Donations were made to the Christmas Fund and TB Association.
The Outdoor Girls held their annual business meeting at Mrs Wm Murphy's home with nine members present. Officers include President Mrs Murphy Vice President Joann Clapp Secretary Gala Hochstetler Treasurer Carolyn Ambie and committees for Flower Welfare and Sick. On December 15 at 10 00 a m the group will sell tags on the streets to raise funds for Christmas welfare.
Harrison Chapter No 408 O E S announces a Christmas party Sunday December 16 with a pot luck dinner at 6 30, short program carols and gift exchange. Coffee cream and sugar provided bring hot dish two sandwiches and own service. School of Instruction Monday December 17 with Gladwin Chapter as guests. business session 3 00 pm to 8 00 pm.
A regular V F W Past 2075 and Ladies Auxiliary meeting at their hall on Monday evening December 10th initiated nine candidates Loretta Smith Susan Campbell Ethelyn Puglia Sam Puglia A A Campbell Leo Skinners Marvin Heintz Dwight Allen and Melvin Norm in a social hour followed by refreshments served by the ladies.
The 1945 apple crop in New England was the smallest since 1910 and even smaller than the dire 1921 crop, seen by old timers as a terrible disaster.
Pfc Gene Carpenter of Camp Butler N G spends ten days with family and parents Mr and Mrs Ben Carpenter. Pfc Ford Martz received an honorable discharge at Fort Sam Houston Texas and visited his parents and family with his wife. Duane Schuyler received an honorable Navy discharge at Great Lakes and arrived in Harrison to spend a month with his wife and her parents.
Burdette Reigle was honorably discharged from Fort Sherman Illinois after thirty months in the Southwest Pacific. He arrived home Monday with his wife to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reigle and other relatives. His brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reigle of Reed City also visited Monday night.
Local residents enjoyed visits with relatives across Flushing Edmore Saginaw and Detroit. News circulated of Mrs Georgiana McKinstry death in Toledo on November 26 and Christmas visits noted for the Devereaux family and Zubler relatives among others.
Clare residents hosted and visited numerous relatives and friends from Detroit to Midland. The long list includes Mrs. Margaret McArthur and granddaughter Diana Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Madden in Detroit, Phillip Hochstetler after discharge, and many others calling on or dining with local families. Projects included a cyst removal for Alice Ann Bates and several shopping trips in Cadillac Saginaw Bay City and Lansing.
A surprise birthday party was arranged for Mrs. C. Krocker at the Wm. Hileman home last Saturday evening. The event featured a pleasant gathering and Mrs. Krocker received many useful remembrances.
Mrs Eva Monday spends a few days in Detroit while Richard Knight from Mt Pleasant visits the Fred Bauers. Irma Dunkle and Fred Cascadden visit Bertha Lake relatives and attend a Sunday at Ona Blain's. Leonard Preston of Marion and Bud Dunkle host calls. Bill Prentiss of Lake George dies in Clare Hospital. Shirley Richardson visits Beverly Dunkle. Bill Winchell is honorably discharged from the Navy and visits his sister Bud Dunkle.
Sunday School and church services scheduled across multiple congregations in Harrison Michigan. Records show Congregational, Catholic, Latter Day Saints, and Highway Tabernacle holding morning and evening services with varying Sunday schedules and midweek meetings.
Classified item list shows shaving needs and apparel with price ranges from 59 cents to 7.95 dollars. Items include kerchiefs, dress socks, red jackets, and other clothing at various price points.
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