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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1946

Page

6

Resort News Roundup From Mt Pleasant And Nearby

Resort notes report Leo Harris a Mt Pleasant business caller and three days school vacation this week due to icy roads. Mr and Mrs Ralph Coedrich were visitors in Maron. Esther Harris stayed with her father S Harris and Leo and family. The Hubers of Mason visited the area for winter skating at a Muskegon river cottage with Miss Arlene Mears of Holt joining.

Leo Harris Mt. Pleasant Ralph Coedrich Maron Esther Harris S. Harris Leo Lyons Clare Leo King Plat Rock Lyln Lyon Norma Hostette

Lake George Baptist Church Sunday School and Service

Rev. E. E. Redman pastor at Lake George Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School at 2 00 p m with Lewis Irwin as superintendent. A Sunday afternoon preaching service follows at 3 00 p m.

Lake George Baptist Church E. E. Redman Lewis Irwin

Hillman fishing yields good catches and reports

Art Damoth of Clare and Clint Cook of Lake George report solid fishing at Hillman. Clint rented his fish house to Alva Dexter and caught a 17 1/4 pound 41 inch fish. Damoth and Cook each took quotas with multiple fish under three pounds. Other local notes mention visits and travels among residents and friends.

Hillman Art Damoth Clare Clint Cook Lake George Clint Alva Dexter Alva Mr. Cook Mr. Damoth

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birth News

Mr and Mrs Chas Borst moved in welcomed back. Jack Lyon called Thursday at Teesil Curtiss home. Norman Tolson returned from Chicago with two portrait orders and sold three illustrations to Nature for April issue. Mr and Mrs Richard Purvis welcomed newborn baby boy born February 8. Clare Luce and Betty Higgins of Harrison visited F A Luce. Alfred King returned to Detroit after time with parents. Terry Howard broke his leg sledding. Bus service suspended by icy roads. Blaine Bentley of Farwell stayed with Betty Higesie. Roy Phillips and Ora Phillips visited Lake George with Mrs and Mrs. Albert Bowen visited Rose Newsome and Ray Russell. Teesil Curtiss left for Chicago for work.

Chas. Borst Jack Lyon Teesil Curtiss Norman Tolson Chicago Nature Magazine Washington Richard Purvis Clare Luce Betty Higgins Harrison F. A. Luce Alfred King Detroit John, King Terry Howard Terry Blaine Bentley Farwell Betty Higesiie Roy Phillips Ora Phillips Lake Lake George Albert Bowen Rose Newsome Ray Russell

Rural Social Roster from Barryton and Nearby Areas

Rural residents hosted and visited across Barryton and surrounding towns. Elgin Hickok and family joined Jerry Andersons for Sunday dinner while Doris Hickok returned from Lansing for the evening. Herbert Middleton hosted relatives Arleigh Ingraham and others. Rev. Bingaman visited Albert Lee's home. McLaughlins of Grand Rapids called on Middleton. Middleton shoppers in Ewatt. Everett Nantz from Detroit visited his farm this weekend.

Elgin Hickok Lilah Ronnie Jerry Anderson Barryton Doris Hickok Lansing Herbert Middleton Arleigh Ingraham Shepherd Bingaman Ewart Albert Lee Mrs. McLaughlin Grand Rapids Harrison Everett Nantz Detroit

Alfred Unsworth and Family Social Roundup

Alfred Unsworth spent four days with his son Alfred Jr. and returned to Onaway. The Stanley Hostess Club met Mrs. Edith Reynolds. Mrs. Steve Benic visited Mrs. Joe Pantucki. Avery Barber was a supper guest of Rex and Mrs. Robinette. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruby and children from Utica visited Walter Rehse over the weekend. Steve Benic visited Seeley Johnson Sunday.

Alfred Unsworth Alfred, Jr Onaway Stanley Hostess Club Edith Reynolds Steve Benic Joe Pantucki Agarnway Barber Army Service Walter Rehse Charlie Mathias Avery Barber Rex Robinette Roy Ruby Utica Battles Seeley Johnson

Welcome Home party and local gatherings in Gilmore Grange

Community notes recall a third Welcome Home party for service members with a full meal and patriotic readings. The honored men include Billy Ingraham John Frederick Herbert Shilling Wilton Laverty Howard Cook Paul Brown Milan Robison Arden Somers Bill Wood and Bud Brock. A Farm Bureau meeting near forty attendees elected officers and planned future events at the J. B. Pedgrist home and town hall.

Billy Ingraham John Frederick Herbert Shilling Wilton Laverty Howard Cook Paul Brown Milan Robison Arden Somers Bill Wood Bud Brock Clyde Urquhart Clare Gilmore Raymond Agle C. L. Brasington Agle Kenneth Baker Lou Brown Paul Herbert Maxine Shilling Detroit Missouri Farm Bureau Organization J. B

Durfee Family Visitors Extend Welcomes and School Return

Hatton My and Mrs. Floyd Clark visited at the Durfee home since Mrs. Barr's return. Mable Durfee and her Grand Rapids son-in-law were there Sunday. Marie Horton and son Vincent Snelling arrived from Rockford to see Grandma Hains. Five generations gathered at the homestead including Cynthia Ann Williams and her mother, grandmother, and great relatives.

Floyd Clark L. Y. Turner Lucy V. Hains Fuller

Brown Corners Social Roundup at Local Homes

Brown Corners residents hosted and visited in a Sunday gathering sequence. Clarence Kanarr and Johanna Hubner from Detroit called at Fred Trietch’s home. Bernard Allen visited Forest Garver, and Carmen Newman hosted meals for multiple families including Somers and Hileman. Glenn Lower and daughter Donna called on J. C. Newman. Floyd Black hosted guests including Whitlatch from Mr. Morris and Heirholzer from Midland.

Fred Trietch Clarence Kanarr Johanna Hubner Detroit Bernard Allen Forest Garver Carmen Newman Oral Somers Robert Somers Wm. Hileman Glenn Lower Donna J. C. Newman Floyd Black Fred Whitlatch Morris Adolph Heirholzer Midland

Community Callers Share Weekend Visits Across Town

Mrs Violet Sunday and Mr and Mrs Fred Trietch visited Clair Coulter while Mr and Mrs Charles Kleinhardt Jr hosted William Walter and his daughter. Dorothy Peet and son Dick visited Mrs Glenn Lower, and Preston Black from Jackson stayed with his parents Floyd and Ruth Black. Revivals begin at the church with Rev Wayne Rolland as speaker. An invitation to attend the services is extended.

Violet Sunday Fred Trietch Clair Coulter Charles Kleinhardt, Jr William Walter Dorothy Peet Glenn Lower Preston Black Jackson Floyd Black Ruth Black Wayne Rolland

Sunday School Attendance and Fund Benefit at Arthur Center

Attendance at Sunday School reached forty three as a Penny Supper at the hall netted over twenty nine dollars for the church building fund. A large crowd braved icy roads. Local families gathered for weekend visits and social hours at various homes, including the Harveys, Hanner, Cosgrove, Hubel, and Badgley households with several travel notes.

Pearl Hanner Farwell Wayne Cosgrove Harrison Wayne Sprague Harley Coats John McGregor Lansing Bert Hubel Wellington Badgley Eugene Orvis Albert Hanner Iarwell

Frost Sunday School And Local School News

Frost Sunday School at 10 30 preaching by Brother Jerry Brady at 11 30 Bible study at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Cooper Friday evening February 15 No school Thursday and Friday of last week due to flu illness Mrs Olive Bruce is sick 4 H begins in upper grades led by Tom Farmer Shutz moves to farm purchased from Dave Bailey Doris Shutz attends Harrison high school Dale new pupil at Long Lake Dell Evang caught a 38 inch pike weighing 15 1 2 pounds Fred Thompson ice house being filled Rev John W Erskine held meetings at Ada from January 24 to February 10 friends of Mrs Roy Cummins report her improvement F K Morford missionary at Tustin confined at home with second flu attack since Christmas

Jerry Brady Leo Cooper Tom Farmer Mr. Shutz Dave Bailey Doris Shutz Harrison Dale Long Lake School Dell Evang Long Lake Fred Thompson John W. Erskine Ada Mich Roy Cummins F. K. Morford Tustin

Penicillin Seen as Food Preserver Against Bacteria

Penicillin is expected to aid food preservation by killing bacteria and spores resisting pasteurization and the heat of non pressure preserving kettles.

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