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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1949

Page

12

Classified Rates and Notices Area Publicized

The Sentinel lists subscription and mailing rates for Michigan and armed forces civilians, with different terms for local and out of state readers. It notes display advertising costs and policy for notices cards of thanks resolutions poetry and liners, plus a billing surcharge if unpaid by month end.

Miss Maxine Woodward Weds Milt Misener in Grayling

Miss Maxine Woodward daughter of William Woodward of Detroit and Milt Misener exchanged vows with Rev. Pouffer at his Grayling parsonage on Wednesday afternoon December 29. The bride wore a gray street length dress with black accessories and was attended by her brother Ross Woodward and his wife. A wedding dinner followed at the Surrey House and the community sent best wishes.

Maxine Woodward Wm. Woodward Detroit Milt Misener Pouffer Grayling Ross Woodward Surrey House

Wells Family Attend Birthday and Social Visits

Mr and Mrs Willard Wells with sons Alan and Tommy of Sault Ste Marie visited Friday through Monday with Mrs Seaver Amble. Alan was honored on his eighth birthday at a Saturday dinner. Guests included the Amble and Bates families and Gail Shimmell along with Ralph Shull and Max Shull of Gladwin and Shirley Coon of Ionia. A social evening with ice cream and cake followed for Anna Shull s 75th birthday celebration.

Willard Wells Alan Tommy Sault Ste. Marie Seaver Amble Chas Amble George Bates Alice Ann Gail Shimmell Ralph Shull Max Gladwin Shirley Coon Ionia Anna Shull B. ¥. Hampton Nellia Hampton Clare Thesday Harley Stockwell Robert Ball Elmer Gagush Carl Whitford St. Johns Plymouth John W. Smyth Barbara Ann Vertner Ray Gerrish Flint Bernard Greathouse C. V. Watson Cpl Jack Griffin Fort Dix N. J Chester Griffin Clarence Horn Albert Whitmer Roy Griffin Beaverton Armand E. Hagen Chicago Mary Hill Deloris Wood P. T. Hebert Hebert’s Corners Letty Harvey Clare Hecker Joann Mt. Morris Marvin Heintz Connie John Williams Bronson Everette Allen Dover Wm. Henderson Chas, McGean Detroit Summerfield Township Scott Horn Farwell Wm. Hileman Bud and Wm. Case B. F. Hampton Russell Stanley Weidman Clair Stanley Max Stanley Greenwood James Stanley Harry Otterman Roscommon Gaylord Wilson Lozina Hanes Gordon Gideon Wansitler Clyde Pifer Billy James Schneider Diana Caroline Ray Conn Ferris Pruden Ben Henry Temple New Year's Jake Seelinger Ray George Clayton Lee Jesse Gon Don Seelinger Ed. Blackledge Wilda Tew Hol Boice Ray V. Hagen Timothy Hart Whiteway Pasadena Calif Chas, Santos

Harrison Churches Congregational and Latter Day Saints Notices

Harrison Michigan listings show Congregational Church with Rev Herbert B Storey minister and Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Worship at 11:00 a m. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison lists Elder David H Bailey pastor with Sunday School 10:30 a m and Preaching 11:15 a m no evening service.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Harrison Michigan David H. Bailey

Mass Schedule at St Athanasius Parish

Fr J J Sruba presides with 10 30 a m masses on the first and third Sundays and 9 a m masses on the second fourth and fifth Sundays Confessions are before the 9 00 a m Mass.

J. J. Sruba

United Brethren Church Harrison Mission Service Times

Gerald Brady pastor leads Sunday School at 10:60 and preaching at 11:00. Evening worship follows at 8:00. Prayer meeting is Thursday evening at 8:00.

Harrison Mission Gerald Brady

Highway Tabernagle Church Schedule

Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Rev. Clinton Hilton Pastor. Church services at 11:16 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Evening services follow. Special Wednesday services at 7:30 p.m. Young People meet Monday evenings.

Highway Tabernagle Clinton Hilton Harold Yost

Additional Harrison News on Pages Fifteen and Seventeen

Local Harrison news briefs indicate ongoing community events and notices across pages fifteen and seventeen. Readers find updates on schedules, local figures, and upcoming meetings. The items reflect routine civic coverage typical of the era.

Harrison News

Harrison Briefs Frames of Weekly Guests and Visits

Local notes list numerous visits and dinners across Farwell Clare and surrounding towns. Families including Hendersons Stamleys Whitmers and Griffins host relatives and friends from Clare Beaverton Flint Detroit Mt. Morris and Roscommon with multiple New Year gatherings.

Mrs Rose Holmes and Sire Attend Funeral of Eugene Stanley

Mrs Rose Holmes and Sire, guests of Mr and Mrs B F Hampton, attended the funeral of Eugene Stanley, their father, from Thursday through Monday.

Rose Holmes Sire Jonny Tooley B. F. Hampton Eugene Stanley

Yoders Celebrate 21st Anniversary at Frost New Year Party

A New Year’s Eve party at Frost town hall celebrated the twenty first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Yoder. About thirty couples danced before luncheon and noise makers were handed out. prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woochatetler.

Frost Town Hall James E. Yoder Virgil Woochatetler

Death of Wesley Costigan in Tecumseh

Relatives report the sudden death of Wesley Costigan at his Tecumseh home from a heart attack Tuesday morning. His wife is the former Nora Bruce. Mr and Mrs Ben Carpenter left for Tecumseh Tuesday evening.

Wesley Costigan Tecumseh Costigan Nora Bruce Ben Carpenter

Big Game Population Rises 25 Percent in Three Years

The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports big game in the United States grew about 25 percent from 1943 to 1946, totaling 8,240,000 animals. Most reside on state and private lands with Michigan leading at 880,600 animals, followed by Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

United States U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fish and Wildlife Service Michigan Wisconsin Pennsylvania

Trucking Now Big Business In American Economy

The trucking industry ranks as a major force with over 6.5 million vehicles serving private and for hire needs. In 1946 trucks logged about 86 billion ton miles for inter city haulage, with city cartage adding around 20 billion. The sector employed roughly 4.7 million people as drivers and workers for trucking firms, across about 24,000 fleets of eight or more trucks and some 4,000 firms hauling furniture.

America Public Roads Administration

Porcupine Damage Study in Kawishumwa Experimental Forest

A case study in the Kawishiwi experimental forest of northeastern Minnesota estimates 36 porcupines cause $16.94 in damage annually to 109 jack pine trees, about 47 cents per porcupine, with tamarack white pine sugar maple yellow birch and red pine also affected. Dense denning sites sustain larger porcupine populations over time.

Minnesota

Puppets Through Time Spark Curiosity Across Eras

Archaeologists trace puppetry from pre Christ years with Charlie McCarthy examples and Greek Syracuse puppeteers. Cleopatra's son in Syria admired marionettes, while 14th century Europe saw puppet theaters delight royals and commoners. Leonardo da Vinci studied mechanized puppets.

Charlie

FM Radio Delivers Realistic Clear Sound Without Static

To the technically minded FM equals frequency modulation yet millions focus on pure enjoyment. FM brings realism and clarity of tone unmatched by AM, with sounds from studios or halls reaching listeners without distortion or interference.

Suede Care Tips: Dry Thoroughly Before Cleaning

When suede shoes get dirty, ensure they are completely dry before cleaning. This precaution helps prevent water damage and preserves the suede’s texture and color.

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