Orchestra Refreshments Served Delight Attendees
Refreshments were served and a pleasant evening was had by all who attended the orchestra event.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1944
Page
8
Refreshments were served and a pleasant evening was had by all who attended the orchestra event.
Members of the Harrison Study Club gathered at the church parlors on Tuesday evening December 19 for their annual Christmas party. The program featured carols games a piano solo by Mrs Flossie Kane and performances by Carolyn Amble Mary Fanning a Christmas reading by Mrs Thora Morrison and a solo by Mrs Rita Whitmer. Gifts were exchanged then guests enjoyed a lunch of red and green jello fruit cake and coffee. Hostesses and chair Fern Rose and committee members Anna Gens Margaret Foell Rita Whitmer Laura Brown Gladys Kinne and Amy Darling received praise.
The December 22 program featured Mrs. Kane’s kindergarten singing Rock-A-Bye My Baby and a first grade dramatic Santa Claus sketch with Keith Yost. Roberta Wilson and Barbara Poleski performed recitations and solo, while Mrs. Zubler and Mrs. Bennett directed songs and Bible readings. The fifth and sixth grade presented The Christmas Chime with Delores Woznick as the willful bell. Santa Claus and townspeople joined in, and the seventh and eighth grades closed with carols as the audience sang along.
Marie Skinner hosted a bridge club evening with Christmas carols and four placings led by Eloise Balmer. Harrison Girl Scouts held a Christmas party at Dr and Mrs Harl Wilsons home with Miss Diana as hostess and Anna Gens guiding the activity. A pot luck supper followed with games and an exchange of gifts.
Miss Dorothy Smith of Clare was a guest at a Christing party held in the Scout room Wednesday evening. Scoutmaster Wayn Tennant led the gathering with games, gift exchanges, and refreshments served after the meeting.
Several service members are noted on leave or return from duty. Seaman 2/c Eugene Swain and Ona Beltinck return to families in Great Lakes Illinois and Wisconsin for ten day leaves. Raymond Bauder visits Madison Wisconsin for Christmas with family. Cpl Wallace Peckinpaugh homes on furlough with wife and son Dickie. Lewis Eberhart returns to duties after a thirty day leave with parents. T/Sgt Ray Calkins back in England sends his mother and sister Persian rugs for Christmas.
Sgt. Doris Sparbel left Thursday to return to Fort Des Moines Iowa after a two week furlough with her mother Mrs. J E Sparbel and other relatives.
Seaman Robert White stationed in Philadelphia returned home on leave last Thursday and visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Alva White and family until Tuesday. Charles A Jackson Jr ap seaman with USNTC Great Lakes NL spent several days last week and Christmas with his wife and daughter Sharon at the home of her mother Mrs Florence Parish.
Sgt Ralph Ackerman and Mrs Ackerman of Bainbridge Georgia spend furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Ackerman and Mrs Ernest Ramey and other relatives. Lt Donald E Holbrook and Ltjg Donald B Holbrook of Seattle Washington returned home for a ten day leave and plan to go to San Francisco next week.
Forrest Garchow A S and Miss Betty Duerr spent Sunday with William and Mrs Garchow in Evanston before returning Monday. Pvt Elton Allen arrived home from Camp Gordon to spend a furlough with his mother and relatives, reporting back January 6 in Washington D C. William N Secor A S apprentice seaman trains at Great Lakes Naval Training Center with address listed. Cpl Law L Scott, in overseas service, spent Christmas with grandparents after being wounded in multiple campaigns. Sgt Don McDonald arrived from Chicago for a fifteen day furlough with his wife and daughter before returning for wound treatment in Peleliu.
Kenneth Archbold of Great Lakes Illinois was granted a pass to attend the funeral of his grandmother Mrs A J Archbold on Tuesday and will return to duty today. His brother Paul Archbold of Point Judith Rhode Island was unable to get leave to come.
Pvt. Robert Eschenweck from Fort McClellan Alabama and Cpl Archbold from Fort Jackson South Carolina attended the funeral of Mrs. A J Archbold Tuesday and remained for a few days visit.
The typical recruit is 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighs 144 pounds, with a 33 inch chest and wears a 9 1 2 shoe and size seven hat. In the army he gains weight and chest expansion and wears a half size larger shoe.
In Florida a 40 percent sulfuric acid solution is used to yield 25 percent more turpentine by swabbing bark cuts. The method could raise turpentine output by millions of gallons and generate several millions of dollars.
Advertisement notes miracle relief for muscular aches and pains priced at 75 cents at Anderson's Drug Store.
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