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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1947
Page
9
The notice lists mailing and publication rates and options for The Sentinel printed in Clare with details for second class matter and various durations. It also requests friends to ask Judge Bates to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel.
Miss Donna Kuehn and First Lieut Jerry Schneider of Boston Mass married at St Johns Lutheran Church Saginaw at 2 00 pm Saturday A reception followed at the home of the bride s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Fred Baleski Vassar for 200 guests Attendants included Mrs Allen and Chas Kuehn served as bridesmaid and best man respectively.
The Sunday School of the Congregational Church entertained a large congregation with a Christmas program led by Bar bara Stanley and the O Shaughnessy brothers. Val Raye Morris and others recited sang and responded to the birthday offering as Santa handed out treats. Rev Storey spoke on Why the Chimes Rang and the service closed with Away in a Manger and Jingle Bells.
The Harrison Churches Congregational announces Rev. Herbert Storey as minister. Sunday School begins at 10 00 a m with James Mead as superintendent. Worship Service follows at 11 00 a m.
St Athanasius parish with Fr J J Sruba lists Mass times by Sundays: first and third at 10 30 a m and second, fourth and fifth at 8 30 a m. Confessions before 8 30 a m.
Local church listings include United Srethren Church with Gerald Brady pastor and service times for Sunday School Preaching and Evening Worship. Also Christ of Latter Day Saints Harricon Elder Hubert Beavers and Hammond Dunham Sunday School and general meeting times. Highway Tabernacle Clinton Hilton pastor with weekly services and special Wednesday evening service and youth group meetings.
The Harrison Study Club held a Christmas party December 17 at the Congregational church parlors. Thirty attendees enjoyed a program led by Thora Morrison with readings and solos, followed by games, a festive lunch, carols, and a gift exchange.
The cantata "The Story of Christmas" was presented in Harrison High School gym Sunday evening, sponsored by Congregational Church choir with help from Highway Tabernacle and U.B. Church choirs. A Tulll house enjoyed a spirited program of scriptural hymns. Participants were listed in last week's Sentinel.
Mrs. Alice Mead hosted a Sunday dinner with family including Bud and Clare Mead Coulter Harper and Mead children plus Léroy Mead and daughters to honor Clara Belle Harper on her birthday. Sammy Bruce celebrated his third birthday with cousins. Rena and Robert Roth and family attended. Mrs. Geo Balmer hosted seven girls for Susie Balmer's seventh birthday with gifts games prizes and a pink cake.
Following the regular session presided by President Laura Wilson five candidates were initiated Irma Perry Kathleen Wall Olive Bruce Francina Trieteh and Frances Forty. Afterward six baskets were packed for needy families and forty eight members attended the refreshments served by Ina Eaton and Susan Campbell.
Harrison briefs list numerous December births including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Louis Easteman formerly Edith Peck, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Clifford DePew in Hatton Township, and a son James Michael to Mr. and Mrs Frederick Clark of Flint. Also notes many social visits, hospital stays, and travel among local families as holidays approach.
A report outlines future bus system upgrades including air conditioning, individual radios, test rooms, two way cable communication, and non fronting windows. The plan emphasizes improved passenger comfort and operational efficiency.
Temple couple Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright will spend Christmas in Mt. Pleasant with their daughter and family. Mrs. Stella Myers visited the Houle family and joined a call on Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw at Omer. Chester Holford of Saginaw spent Christmas with his parents. Frank Wright was a Marion caller Saturday. Mrs. Stella Myers and M. Bertrand traveled to Detroit to spend Christmas with the William Morrows.
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