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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
5
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Sgt. Francis Kinney, son of Mr and Mrs Neil Kinney, receives a promotion. Pfc Eugene Carpenter has an honorable discharge at Fort Sheridan after sixteen months service including six months in the European Theater. Kinney’s promotion is announced in local notes.
Myri Davis received an honorable discharge in New York and arrived at his parents home Mr and Mrs Bert Davis after two and a half years in the European Theater of Operations. His sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Wim Hoard of Bronson accompanied him and visited over the weekend.
Pfc Elinor Carlson of the Marines has returned from Pearl Harbor and is now stationed at Arlington Virginia doing clerical work. She expects discharge in April. She spent New Year’s with her three brothers all in service and her sister at their Roscommon home.
Junior Hughes, a Radar Man, traveled to Great Lakes after nineteen months in the Atlantic and Pacific Areas. He boarded the Mamee boat and narrowly missed news of his father's death. Post discharge he plans a visit to his mother in St Petersburg Florida.
Mr and Mrs Marion Roth hosted a dinner for Richard and Mrs McCartney to celebrate their thirty six year marriage. The gathering included the Roth families and several local relatives with a belated Christmas party after the couple's return from overseas.
Social calendar lists the Harrison Home and Garden Club meeting at Mrs Adah Hechstetler 2:00 PM Thursday January 31 on Winter Gardens and Kitchen Storage. Bridge prizes awarded to Thora Morrison and Marie Skinner. Lillian Alkire traveled. Family reunion and pot luck dinner held at Mrs Rena Roth with multiple Roth relatives. Congregational Church Ladies Auxiliary planned father and son banquet. Pedro party hosted by Mr and Mrs James Whitmer with attendees from Long Lake. prizes awarded for high and low.
A birth at home of Judith Ann to Mr and Mrs Algernon Tessman on January 15 is noted. The column lists numerous weekend visits and social calls among Harrison residents, visiting relatives from Lansing Owosso Clare and surrounding areas, plus travel to Florida and Detroit for vacations and events.
Harrigan Chapter, O E S held a meeting with 34 members. A card party is planned for Thursday evening February 14 at the hall to aid the chapter. A Special Project Committee will collect clothing for destitute abroad with contact through Edith Bucholz. Initiation set for Tuesday January 29. Lunch served after meeting by Olive Hallet, Flavia Schaaf and Leota Green.
Harrison churches list service times and leaders. Congregational Church led by Rev Harold Watson with Sunday School at 10 45 a m and services at noon. St Athanasius with Pastor Rev Chas Brophy offers Mass on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 10 30 a m and 9 00 a m on other Sundays. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison lists Elder Hubert Beavers as pastor with services at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 11 15 a m, plus evening meeting at 8 00 p m led by Halmond Dunham superintendent.
The Harrison Mission E. Clapp pastor invites readers to weekly Bible study and worship. Sunday School starts at 10:00 with preaching at 11:00 and evening worship at 8:00. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 8:00 in the evening.
Pastor Clinton Hilton leads Sunday School at 10:60 a m with Church Services at 11 a m and Evening Services at 7:30 p m Warold Yost directs a September 1120 morning service with midweek special meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 and a Young People gathering each Monday evening
The note lists student absences due to illness and vigas, new students Don Smith from Midland, Joy Vertner visiting Merritt, and welcoming Helen Bowerman. It celebrates completed exams, praises Juniors on the play Tumblin Creek, notes basketball strength, and mentions returning ill students Delma Miller and Barbara Johnson. Grade activities include health booklet work, reading progress, new books, and upcoming spring finals.
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