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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1940

Page

2

Harrison Junior Home Furnishing Club Meeting Review

The Harrison Junior Home Furnishing Club met at Mrs. Theodore Butcher’s home on Thursday evening December 12 with thirteen members and one guest Miss Joan Wangler. The lesson titled Waking Every Stitch Count was presented by Mrs. Walter Lang and Mrs. Edgar Bringman. Members discussed color harmony and various stitchery while judging fabrics design and color of articles brought in. The prior business meeting led by Mrs. Francis McKenna voted to abandon dues. the next meeting is scheduled.

Harrison Junior Home Furnishing Club Theodore Butcher Joan Wangler Walter Lang Edgar Bringman Francis McKenna

Christmas party notice at Mrs Roths home

A February 15 event is planned with a possible January special meeting. Hosts Mrs Cline Mrs Morrison Mrs Peters and Mrs Butcher served ice cream sodas and home made coolies in clever Christmas designs at the evening’s close.

Robert Roth Samuel Cline Samuel Morrison Carl Peters Butcher

Former Harrison Resident Dies at Traverse City Farm Home

Don L. Lepley a former Harrison resident died suddenly Tuesday morning December 3 at his ranch near Traverse City. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Lew Lepley of Ithaca two brothers Laurel of Ithaca Leo of Traverse City a son Keith of Lansing a daughter Mrs Harriet Smith of Ithaca and two stepdaughters Mrs Rex Clute of Harrison and Mrs Jesse Hammersly of Alma Funeral services were held December 5 at the J L Barden Funeral Home Ithaca with Rev Slee officiating Interment in Ithaca cemetery.

Don L. Lepley Harrison Traverse City Lew Lepley Ithaca Laurel Leo Keith Lansing Harriet Smith Rex Clute Jesse Hammersly Alma J. L. Barden Rev. Slee England

Home and Garden Club Meets at Mrs. Bush for Bag Making

The Home and Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Frank Bush on Thursday afternoon December 12 with 12 members and three guests. They completed 325 colorful bags for the City Council to use for kiddies treats at the Christmas Eve visit of Stanta Claus near the city Christmas tree. A special session is set for Thursday December 19 from two to four at the Veteran's hall in the courthouse to fill and tie bags.

Home and Garden Club Frank Bush William Hibbard Harrison and Vicinity Stana Claus Thomas Belt William Henderson Harrison BE. M. Bucholz Veteran's Hall Court House

Harrison Outdoor Girls Club Tag Day Nets $14.13

The Harrison Outdoor Girls Club held a Saturday tag day sale from nine to five, raising 14.13. Thirteen young salesgirls helped, Ingrid Birch toping with 2.20 and Dina Wilson with 2.06 in tag sales. Proceeds support Christmas remembrances for County Infirmary residents and local children. The group plans a packing session on December 21 and gift distribution on December 24.

Harrison Out Door Ingrid Birch Dina Wilson Wiliam Murphy

Faculty Visit At Camp Houghton Lake

Thursday evening December 12 the school faculty and Attorney Black visited the C G C camp at Houghton Lake for a dinner and inspection. Sam Cline guided the tour with a color sergeant assisting as guests observed barracks canteen library and main offices detailing routine management of 173 enrollees and meeting chaplain Rev Barclay from Cadillac.

Black C.G.C Houghton Lake Forestry Division Sam Cline Champ Barclay Cadillac Cline

Christmas Dinner Brings Festive Meal to Meigs Hall

Dinner ready announcement triggered a lively procession to the dining hall adjoining main Meigs Hall beautifully decorated for Christmas. Two miniature trees lit on the fireplace mantle, tables set for four, white coated enrollees served a fine meal. Chaplain led devotional exercises with Mrs. Barclay on organ and carols sung by a colored group, joined by guests including Mrs Vankvery and Miss Gager.

Megs Hall Urbis Cline Bennett Morrison Amble Mr. Black

Santa Claus to Visit Harrison Children on Tuesday

Harrison City Council hosts a public Christmas party for local youngsters at 4 30 PM beside the city Christmas tree. A truckload of treats is promised by Santa while school buses will transport children to the event. Parents and older children are welcome to join.

Santa Claus Harrison Harrison City Harrison and Vicinity Saint Nick Santa

Deer Hunt on Manitou Island Guests From Ohio

John Kemmis and his brother Floyd of Marion Ohio hunted on privately owned Manitou Island in northern Michigan. Floyd bagged a doe and a buck while John harvested an eight point buck weighing 190 pounds dressed. They left with fond memories and an invitation to return with wives for bass fishing next summer.

John Kemmis Floyd Kemmis Marion Ohio Harrison Michigan Continental Motors Manitou Island Traverse City Nine Mile Island Floyd John

Mails Closed Early for Holidays at Harrison Post Office

Mrs Timothy Graves and Ardens Light assist at Harrison Post Office as outgoing mail closes at 1 30 pm during the holiday rush with urgent first class mail accepted until 1 45 pm to ensure trains from Clare and other depots.

Timothy Graves Ardens Light Harrison Post Office Stella Briggs Clare

Christmas programs and parties at Hayes Agricultural Unit School

Friday afternoon December 20 will host Christmas programs in every room at Hayes Agricultural Unit School of Harrison followed by a party and gift exchange. Parents invited to attend. School closes Friday evening for two weeks over holidays and resumes Monday January 6. Miss Alubowicz room hosted a Chilatmag program in the gym with pupils and parents. High school assembly directed by Mrs. Carl Peters and Francis Sprang will be presented by the pupils.

Hayes Agricultural Unit School Harrison Alubowicz Carl Peters Francis Sprang

Freshman School Prepares Holiday Program Display

The Junior high presents The Boy That Found Christ mas with seven characters while Miss Chapel and Miss Gager host promptu songs and recitations. Kindergarten shows Toy Parade and Christmas rhythm pieces amid festive decorations including a Santa village and Bethlehem scene.

Miss Chapel Santa Claus North Pole Bethlehem Christ

Richardson Quartette to conclude at Harrison United Brethren Church

The Richardson Quartette continues evening services this week with final appearance Sunday night December 22 at Harrison United Brethren Church. Pastor Rev. B. E. Drummond invites all to attend this renowned group. The Latter Day Saints Church suspends midweek prayers for winter. Sunday services run 10 30 to 11 15 with Sunday School 11 15 to 12 15 and a Christmas program at 8 00 on December 22.

Richardson Quartette Harrison United Brethers Church B. E. Drummond Latter Day Saints

Mr. Hamilton Urges Seniors To Choose Occupations Wisely

Bay City Central High School speaker Mr. Hamilton addressed seniors last Wednesday stressing the need to pick a career aligned with deep interest. He warned that failure often arises from pursuing uninteresting work and noted growing opportunities in colored photography for aspiring students.

Hamilton Bay City Central High School

Heckling the Hoopsters At Reed City Game Summary

The piece reviews incident and player antics during three games. Fancy Pants Bryant scored 75 points across three games, while the Pioneers averaged 48.34 points per game and 146 total in three games. Little Pioneers totaled 98 points in three, averaging 32.24 per game. Pireman Parent protested a foul, threw the ball, and yelled No. Rosey Burdo and Fireman Parent are noted as disappointed.

Ernest Lloyd Bryant Bryant Pioneers Little Pioneers Pireman Reed City Pumper Paxton Rosey Burdo

Clare Pioneers Shine In Spirit and Ball

In a Clare High showcase the Pioneers display gritty play and strong team spirit. Ernie Bryant stands out in profile as fans note the crowd’s pride in a resilient squad. A spirited effort keeps the team on track for upcoming results.

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Onktharl Theo. Butcher Aloysius Bayes’ Bakery Thayer Mt. Pleasant Traverse City Farm Harrison Out Door Girls Club Camp Houghton Lake Church News Josephine’ Burns Robert Burris Lila Pifer Diana Wilson Josephine MR. Hamilton G. C. Born, Chiropractor L.C. Clarke Chiropractic Research Bureau G. C. Born Sarks Chiropractic Clare, Michigan St. Louis Ernie Bryant Clare High Sava W. Lem Stewart-Warner Central Motor Sales
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