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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1943
Page
3
Harrison Area Social Notes and Local Visits Report
Weekend visits and travels wind through Harrison area families. Local residents Luke Carpenter and wife accompanied by Mrs. Carpenter visited Lansing, while others headed to Alma Bay City Detroit Flint and Mt Pleasant for work family and district events. The Harrison High School basketball team played Farwell with 41 24 first team score and 12 21 for the second team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Clute
P. D. Gibson
Mt. Pleasant
Betty Smith
Long Lake
Detroit
Maude Harper
Bertha Schaaf
Pearl Clute
Ivah Emery
Sam Morrison
Harrison High School
Farwell
Harrison
John Gibson
Stuart Huntley
Wayne Bucholz
Wayne
Ira Trowbridge
Richard White
Maple Rapids
Carson City
Wm. Henderson
Clair Stanley
Floyd Stanley
AAA
Court House
Harrison Congregational Church Elects Officers
The Harrison Congregational Church annual meeting January 12 1943 elected officers for the year including Mrs Jessie Gleason as Clerk Fred Weatherhead as Treasurer Paul D Gibson as Sunday School Superintendent and trustees for three years Bertha Hughes and Keith Sly Deacon Charles Van Blarcom and a music committee. A family night is planned January 23. The January 17 Sunday School election named Paul D Gibson Superintendent Rev Geo Hughes as Assistant Superintendent Donna Huntley as Secretary Cleo Kemmis as Assistant Secretary and Mrs P D Gibson as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Congregational Churhh
Jessie Gleason
Fred Weatherhead
Paul D. Gibson
Bertha Hughes
Eeith Sly
Charles van Blarcom
Weatherhead
Johnstone
Morrison
Chas. Amble
Dorothy Brown
P. D. Gibson
Pearl Clute
Paul Gibson
Eeith Bucholz
Fred Schaaf
William Murphy
Chas. van Blarcom
Julia Schaaf
Hdith Sly
Harrison Congregational Church
Geo. Hughes
Donna Huntley
Cleo Kemmis
Dorothy ‘Brown
Nettie Mary Brown
Iene
Mary Conway dies at home in Flint on Jan. 10 1943
Mary Conway born January 22 1848 died January 10 1943 at age 94 years 11 months 19 days at the home of her daughter Mina Fleming in Flint. She leaves daughters Mina Fleming Jessie Meacham Maude DeVine and four sons Thomas Ernest Robert Richard and many grandchildren relatives and friends. Funeral services were held January 12 at Fanning Funeral Home Harrison with interment Maple Grove Cemetery. Out of town attendees included John Beardsley Alpena Clifford Cooper Mint and Donna McCartney Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conway
Mina Fleming
Flint
Jessie Meacham
Maude DeVine
Thomas
Detroit
Ernest
Bancroft
Robert
Richard
Harrison
John Woods
Fanning Funeral Home
Wicter David Bailey
Maple Grove Cemetery
John Beardsiey
Alpena
Clifford Cooper
Mint
Donna McCartney
Harrison Scouts Spend Weekend at Camp Kepayshowink
Eleven boys from Harrison Troop No 145 Saginaw Valley Trails Council Boy Scouts of America spent the weekend at Camp Kepayshowink eight miles north of Clare on US 27. Scoutmaster Samuel Morrison led hikes food chores and activities including Monoply skating and a potato peeling K P shift. The group faced deep snow and carried gear on foot while enjoying meals from chili to doughnuts and reported a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Troop No
Saginaw Valley
Wayne Petoskey
Earl Brandon
Raymond
Robert Reir
Harold
Jack Griffin
Wesley Skinner
Earl Jesse
Wayne Higgins
Corky Williams
Raymond Garrish
Clare
Us-27
Daniel Boone
Lake Rotary
Magnus
K. P
Paul Bennett
Harl Brandon
Mr. Morrison
Latter Day Saints Church Services Schedule
Elder David Bailey pastor announces Sunday services at 10 30 a m Sunday School 9 15 a m Oriole and Bluebird groups 7 30 p m and Evening Services 8 00 p m at the church location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
David Bailey
Congregational ChurchBible School and Services Schedule
Rev George E Hughes pastor conducts Bible school at 10 00 a m Church services at 11 00 a m Junior Endeavor at 6 00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7 00 p m Charles Van Blascom superintendent listed for church activities
Harrison Mission United Brethren Church Notice
Ernest Burk is pastor and Sunday School begins at 10:00. Clara Smith serves as superintendent with worship at 11:00 a m. Sunday evening service at 8:00 p m and a prayer meeting Thursday evening at 2700 ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
Ernest Burk
Clara Smith
Sunday Services and Meetings at Tabernacle Clinton Hilton
The Tabernacle led by Pastor Clinton Hilton lists Sunday School at 10:90 a.m. with Russell Cook, 11:15 a.m. church services, 8:00 p.m. evening services, Wednesday specials, and Young People's meeting every Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Russell Cook
Westneday
Young People's Meeting
Diptheria Reminder From Tri County Health Unit
The Tri County Health Unit reports one diphtheria case this area, the first in four years, with no local deaths since 1937. It urges immunization for children through age nine, notes carrier transmission, and cites Michigan's low death rate with public cooperation. Dr. Helen Lanting, Director, Health District Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Helen, Lanting, M.D
Health District Seven
Local Loomis News Notes And Snowbound Roundup
Loomis residents share visits and dinners with families in Coleman Vernon and Linwood. Mrs Warren Tice and others call on Loomis households. Funeral for William Snear noted. community extends sympathy. Snow abundance keeps everyone busy with chores and travel to Mt. Pleasant.
Local Residents Noted in Week's City News
Alma resident Mr Perkins visited the hotel last week. Mrs Clarence Ranes traveled to Petoskey after her mother’s death. Mr and Mrs Roy Sobiski were business callers in Lansing. Teacher Mr Brill spent the weekend with family in Marion. Miss Esther Harris of Harrison spent the weekend at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perkins
Alma
Clarence Ranes
Petoskey
Roy Sobiski
Lansing
Mr. Brill
Marion
Esther Harris
Harrison
Good Luck Club Holds Snowy Meeting At Ines Bentley Home
The Good Luck Club met at Ines Bentley's home with smaller attendance due to snow. Bertha Clark will host the next gathering. Callers included Mr. and Mrs. C D Smith of Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Townsend of Midland, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines Bentley
Bertha Clark
C. D. Smith
Lake
Roy Townsend
Midland
A. J. Marvin
Lloyd Hunt
Flint
Donald Brown
Harley Bentley
Near Farwell
Wm. Veuchter
Community Notes From LONG LAKE Weekend
Mrs Myrtle Miller and Delma visited in our neighborhood this weekend. Catron's Store finished putting up the Wednesday. Most neighbors will put up theirs next week. Mr and Mrs Henry Norman trans acted business at Clare and attended the show Sunday night. Mrs John Woods Jr cares for her sick father at Harrison. Ralph Carey and Lucy Jane Marlatt visited dte Coleman Saturday night. Some couldn't start our cats Sunday morning and g0 missed Sunday School. Raymond Garrish visited his uncle John Woods Jr over the weekend. Mrs David Batley has been on the glek list with a bad cold. Snow plows are pretty busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Miller
Delma
Catron
Henry Norman
Clare
John Woods, Jr
Harrison
Ralph Carey
Lucy Jane Marlatt
Dte Coleman
Raymond Garrish
David Batley
Daily arrivals flood the scene with routine abundance
The report notes frequent daily arrivals arriving nearly every day, shaping activity and pace in the area. It highlights a steady flow of people or items and hints at ongoing daily processes or deliveries without detailing specific names or places.
Lake George Baptist Church Services At Lake George
Rev E E Redman pastor leads Bible message The Responsibilites of Gods People at 3 30 pm preaching service Sunday School 230 pm with Kenneth Cowles superintendent Crowds attend with families visiting in the area including Lloyd Nichols Mrs Minnie Nichols Frank Luce Lela Lee and others from Adrian Flint Beaverton Farwell Harrison Lansing and surrounding towns over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George
Lake George Baptist Church
E. E. Redman
Psa
Kenneth Cowles
Lloyd Nichols
Minnie Nichols
Frank Luce
Lela Lee
Adrian
Arthur Geib
Paul Kerchmar
Fred Evans
Flint
Willis Richardson
Beaverton
Lena Cover
Don Luce
Bernard Schofield
Farwell
R. B. Howard
J. B. Lydell
Harrison
Ray Braces
Alfred Abbott
Sterling Curtiss
Lansing
Muraks Morning Service and Deaconry Observance
A church schedule list details 10:00 a.m. song services with Judy Philips leading and Betty Jo Philips at the piano, 10:15 a.m. communion, 10:30 a.m. sermon The Prize Awarded the Christian Runner, and 11:00 a.m. Bible School with Alvin Wood as superintendent. The note contrasts the Christian race with others, emphasizing rewards by deeds and faithfulness unto death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Philips
Betty Jo Philips
Alvin Wood
Jesus
Paul
One Ion and the Way to Faithful Runners
A religious notice urges readers to follow Jesus as the only path to the Father. It contrasts the faithful path with a sinner’s choice, encouraging persistence and perseverance in a Christian race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Dover Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Vina Gardon and family called on Mr and Mrs Fred Walters Wednesday evening. Carl Bauer spent Thursday with her parents Sam and Mrs McClain. David Walters, son of Mr and Mrs Clark Walters, has been ill this week but is improving. Harold Schaeffer of Clare, Bill Bauer and Carl Bauer went fishing Friday. Mrs Ray Smith spent Monday in Clare with her sister Mrs Bernard Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Gardon
Fred Walters
Carl Bauer
Sam McClain
David
Clark Walters
William Henderson
Everette Allen
Jack Grover
Harold Schaeffer
Clare
Bill Bauer
Ray Smith
Bernard Kirkpatrick
Local social notes and community gossip items
Sun day dinners and weekend visits mark a lively local social scene as residents host guests in Temple. Nearby moves include Alfred David relocating to Lansing for work while family ties and hospital news surface amid snowy days and park quail sightings.
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Margaret Foell
Jess
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Elviry
Mountain Rhythm
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Frank Mi. Thomas
Sally Payne
Dickie Jones
Joseph Allen
Boris Karloff
Peter Lorre
Boogie Man
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Barry Parks
Jeff Donnell
Casablanca
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Ingrid Bergman
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Conrad Veidt
Sidney Greenstreet
Richard Carlson
Martha O'Driscoll
Cecil Kallaway
Francis Gifford
Florence Bates
Mabel Paige
Leslie Howard
Mister V
Mary Morris Francis Sullivan
Kepayshowink
Church News
Tri-County Health Unit
Diptheria
Oxford
Loomis
Ila Allen
Coleman
Verglee Waddington
Bert Bergey
Ford Seymour
Warren Tice
Clarence Tice
Vernon
Gilbert Waddington
Ross Cos
Francis Janicke
Linwood
Anna Jean Janicke
Archie MacDonald
Ira Allen
Clarence Schaar
Pontiac
Claude
David Teale
William Teale
Wesley Teale
William Snear
Wise Township
Loomis Gospel Mission
Asa Wilson
Clayton Barber
Roy Colosky
Currie Farm
Roy Schaar
Florence and
Mary Roebuck
Arland G. Nunn
Misa Verglee Waddington
Bert Bergé6y
Mary Alice
Windover Lake
Eight Point Lake
Gilmore Center
Gilmore Church OF Christ J
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Dover News
Roy Holford
Loys Kohn
Alfred David
Vern Northrup
Roy Myers
Rufus Miller
Frances
Joyce Bellville
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Alice
Peter Schram
Harold Prudden
Pansy Prudden
Frank White
Walter Day
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Ott Park
Skinner
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