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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1943
Page
3
The Clare Sentinel outlines mailing rates for Clare and other points in US, with 5c per line for locals, 10c heading, 25c per ten lines for cards of thanks, and 5c per line for resolutions, poetry, and fillers. It appeals for probate notice printing through Judge Bates and notes postal service details.
Long list of Christmas and New Year visits features Mr. and Mrs. Roth and son David in Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Carey of Beaverton, Mrs. Lucy Jane Marlett, Cpl. Willard Schaaf in Texas, and many local families hosting relatives from Saginaw Flint and Lansing along with absences due to enlistments and travel.
The Congregational Church and Bible School presented a Christmas cantata on Sunday December 20 before a full audience. The program featured Mary and Joseph roles by Mary Louise Burns and Wayne Trowbridge, with Ingrid Birch Ava Jean Bringman as angels, and a choir in white performing carols recitations and dialogue. The finale was Joy to the World followed by a Bible School gift presentation to children.
The Highway Tabernacle presents its annual Christmas Program on Monday December 21 with Rev Clinton Hilton in charge. Featured are readings songs and dialogues led by church members including Mrs Harold Yoest Kathleen and Donna Schultz Doris Griffen and children. Performances include violin duets band numbers pantomime and vocal trio with benediction by Rev Hilton.
The United Brethren Church and Bible School presented their Christmas program at the church on Tuesday evening December 22 with a large crowd in attendance. The program was very interesting and every participant is commended for an excellent performance, Rév. Burke pastor of the church.
A local program lists participants in a Christmas pageant including Rev Burke Kathleen Eaton Alice Ann Bates Pauline Knapp Carolyn Wood Irene Brandon Irene Brandon Nora Wilson Charlotte Jeffries Roy Kress Leroy Knapp Elva Eaton Doris Trowbridge Donna Trowbridge Mary Yoest Barbara Vertner Janet Gleason Josephine Burns Jean Ann Knapp and others. Local workers are proud of their record and The Sentinel congratulates the group on their achievements.
The Harrison division of the Red Cross reports seven hundred sixteen items completed in the past year under Chairwoman Mrs William Hibard. The total spans a wide range of articles including hot water bottle covers and related hospital aids.
The Harrison Study Club will gather on Tuesday evening January 6 at Mrs. William Murphy's home with hostesses Mrs. Elmer Hughes, Mrs. Ronald Keller, Mrs. Ivah Emery and Mrs. Oise Derby. Mrs. M. M. Van Every chairs the Youth program featuring talks on Movies and Radio by Mrs. Francis McKenna, Funny Books by Mrs. Earl Skinner, Adult Organizations by Mrs. Clyde Pifer, Worthy Youth Organizations, and a conservation talk by Mrs. Wayne Tennant.
Clinton Hilton presides over Sunday School at 10 00 a m with church services at 11 15 a m and 8 00 p m Russell Cook leads Sept services and a Wednesday 8 00 p m gathering Evening services and Young People meetings are listed for Fridays at 8 00 p m Latter Bays Saints Church led by Elder David Bailey offers Sunday School at 11 15 a m and evening services at 8 00 p m with Oriole and Bluebird groups at 7 36 p m
Harrison unit offers Sunday School at 10 00 with Clara Smith as superintendent Worship service at 17 00 Evening service at 8 00 and Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m Pastor Ernest Burk leads the congregation at the local church events listing
The notice lists Rev. George E. Hughes as pastor with Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Charles Van Blarcom as superintendent. Church services at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor and Senior Endeavor are scheduled, with evening events at 7:00 p.m.
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