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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1948

Page

7

Sixty second wedding anniversary noted at Harrison group prayer

United Brethren Church members from Harrison with Rev. Gerald Brady gathered at the Mix and Mrs. Bernhard Fischer home for a mid week prayer service last Thursday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Fischer on their sixty second wedding anniversary. The elderly couple, both in their eighties, hosted graciously as their daughter served refreshments and the Sunday School presented an electric clock as a gift.

United Brethren Church Harrison Gerald Brady Mix Bernhard Fischers Fischer

Religious Services in Harrison Michigan Churches

Harrison churches list weekly schedules with: Congregational Church led by Rev. Herbert B. Storey at 11:00 a.m. Sunday worship. Catholic St. Athanasius Mass times on Sundays. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison with Sunday School at 10:36 a.m. and preaching at 11:15 a.m. No evening service.

St. Athanasius J. J. Sruba Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Harrison Michigan David H. Bailey

Morrison Mission United Brethren Church Service Times

Gerald Brady leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8:00.

United Brethren Church Morrison Mission Gerald Brady

Sunday church schedule and events

10:00 a.m. Sunday School led by Mrs Harold Yost. 11:16 a.m. church services. 7:30 p.m. evening services. Special services Wednesday evening at 7:30. Young People's meeting every Monday evening.

Mra Harold Yost Young People

City Library Notice Opens Tuesday and Saturday Afternoons

City Library, located in City Hall, remains open each Tuesday and Saturday afternoon for public access and services.

City Library

Third Grade Valentine Party and Lincoln Lessons

Third Grade notes describe a Valentine party with heart cookies from Micky Davis and a well attended mothers meeting. Students are absent due to illness while lessons cover handwriting, envelopes, letters, Lincoln biographies, and desert life with prize winning stories by Shirley Mose Pat OMealy Ronnie Poleske James Hamp and Beverly Greathouse.

Micky Davis Micky Sally Gendreyske Bonnie Budd Bonnie Dickens Beatrice Duffy Shirley Giles Jeanor Khuel Richard Hofman Diana Schaeffer Lincoln Huxley teresa _Dilloway Sacred Heart School Saginaw Atrita Desert Shirley Mose Pat O’mealy Ronnie Poleske James Hamp Beverly Greathouse Pat Shirley

Fifth and Sixth Grade News Highlights and Changes

Fifteen pupils missed no words this week. last week Barbara Price had the perfect run. Charles Wilson and Donalda Wilson sent pine tree seeds from San Diego. science covers animal habits and the common blue violet as a flower. Ten students scored perfect on multiplication. Edwinnie Smarts left, Frieda Dilloway joined from Saginaw. New readers are popular. oral reports began with Dale Gardner on Abraham Lincoln, their first attempt and a success.

Barbara Price Charles Wilson Donalda.Wilson San Diego Calif Edwinnie Smarts Frieda Dilloway Saginaw Dale Gardner Abraham Lincoln

Seventh Grade Plans Surprise Birthday for Mrs Bruce

Girls in the room plotted a surprise party for Mrs Bruce naming Joan Bailey Betty Lou Beavers Billie Conn and Olive McClung. Martha Burkhalter's family bought a new 1948 Buick Thursday night and will travel to Florida soon. Valentines were handed out Thursday with many pleasant notes shared.

Mrs. Bruce Joan Bailey Betty Lou Beavers Billie Conn Olive McClung Martha Burkhalter Florida

James Hoag Returns as Marjorie Recovers

The report notes James Hoag back after a sick week as Marjorie recovers. Patsy Budd leaves for Ohio on a trip. Death of Robert Fenby’s older brother Bill is announced, with seventh graders extending sympathy. Snow games involve seventh and sixth graders while sixth graders color flowers for science. Catherine Price brings her little brother to school Thursday.

James’ Hoag Marjorie Baker Lela Patsy Budd Ohio Robert Fenby Bill

Soil Conservation Movies and Pep Rally Before Game

The article notes several soil conservation films shown last week and a pep meeting with Marion before a game. It mentions many tests including English grammar and history with surprises in the history book questions. The eighth grade was defeated at Friday noon, and a game against Merritt featured a 62 to 22 score.

Marion Walters Merritt

Student Council hosts Lent assemblies at school

The piece notes enjoyment of dancing and movies on Friday and praises the Student Council for Lent season assemblies. Mr Walters administered a U S History test Friday morning. The group traveled to Marion Friday night to attend a basketball game.

Walters Marion

Stud ent notes on tests class and biographies

Mr Amble reports two economics tests where Dale Beavers scored highest missing only three questions. The new journalism class grows and the Student Council welcomed Mr Story from Congregational Church to speak and sing. Seniors begin writing biographies due before school ends.

Harrison Briefs Local Social Mix With Visits and Travel

Mrs. Fred Schaaf visited Mrs. Sam Morri gan and children on Wednesday. Calls came from Mrs. Effiel Lyons and two sons to Mrs. Mildred Barnes in Houghton Lake. Mrs. Harry Merrill traveled to Saginaw with family. Patsy stayed with the Myers. Irene Myers visits Standish and Saginaw for a week. Russell Sharp and family dined with Ernest Roth in Sanford. The Segerlund family hosted Glen Segerlund. Irene Branson and Robin Rhea were Pleasant visitors. two ladies enrolled for classes at C M C E. Schaaf plans a Bradenton vacation. visits Hampton Kemmis Zubler families. Neely and Charlton attended a basketball game in Gladwin. Yoder family to Detroit for a week. Leo Skinner and Ball visited Saginaw and Bay City. Pfannes guests of Hecker at Arnold Lake. Win Love and daughter Garoi Ann visited at a relative’s in Saginaw. Bates visited Jennie Bates at Mt. Pleasant Hospital. Monroe of Rosebush and Chas Wilson with Mrs. Neely visited Traverse City Clinic. Mrs. Ira Trowbridge confined to bed. Yost and Bucholz among forty at Grayling Winter Sports. Lloyd Keysor Sr. of Hamilton dined with son Mix. Fred Schadl dined with Glén Sherwin.

Fred Schaaf Sam Morrigan Effiel Lyons Mildred Barnes Houghton Lake Harry Merrill Jack Merrill Saginaw Russell Sharp Greenwood Ernest Roth Bnd Segerlund Glen Amil Segerlund Sanford Winnie Welsh Myrtle Miller Delma Irene Branson Robin Rhea C.M.C.E Bradenton Fly Hampton Kemmis Zubler Robert Neely J. Charlton Gladwin James Yoder Hhonds Detroit Win Love Garoi Ann Svere Wm. Vreeland George Bates Indaw Jennie Bates Mt. Pleasant Stanley Monroe Rosebush Chas Fred Schadl Guepin Glén Sherwian

Weekend visitors and gatherings fill Butler area notices

Local social notes list numerous weekend guests and dinners across Butler Ohio and nearby towns. Names include Wilbur Weldyn Bets, Clyde Pifer My and Weldony Hamilton, Sherman McQuiston Janet, Edgar Brady, Francis McKenna, Clare Methodist Church attendees, Harold Anderson Lansing visitors, Laurence Kupertzer Wheeler, Willard Dancer family, Ben Carpenter, Ed Paul Hawks Michigan, Roy Secord, J P Dora Detroit, Gibson family Charlestown, Traverse City Clinic visit, and many others with weekend travel and birthday signals.

Francis McKenna Geo. Bates Bernard Greathouse Lud Segerlund Dan Holcomb Raymond Haton Clare Methodist Church Herman Dyke Una Myers Harold Anderson Lansing Roy Sécord Laurence Kupertzer Wheeler Wm. Dancer Willard Dancer Gene Carpenter Midland Nélle Braden Ben Carpenter Kenneth Budd Wm. McAfee Elmore Ohio Morris Chaffee’house Stockman Walter Rhodes Flint Jessie Gleason Grace Gleason Harold Throop Au Sable Grayling Roy Secord J. P. Dora Detroit Ralph Eaton P. D. Gibson Charlestown Ind Chas. Gibson Jean Chicago South Bend Rovelle Clark Traverse City Jay Woods Thos. Ritters Thomas D. W. Allen Kenny Kinder McClure Standish Chas. Amble Robin Rhea Ivah Eméry Clare Sam Morrison Timothy Hurley Homer Barrett Fred Smith Houghton Lake Gordon Hanes Bill Greenman Saginaw Gideon Wansitler Clare Hecker Roy Haton Loie Hecker Pat Carl Nolan E. P. Wall, Jr Linda Lou Olin Bowen Barryton Doloris Dyke Clara Smith Wayne Somers Flushing

Freedom Train Tour Reminds Nation of Core Rights

A nationwide Freedom Train tours the country carrying the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights to remind citizens of liberty and democratic ideals as it travels across regions. The program emphasizes tangible guarantees of freedom and civic participation in the United States.

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