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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1938

Page

14

Harrison Mission Notes and Local Social Rundown

United Brethern in Christ Harrison Mission reports Sunday services at 11:00 am and 2:30 pm with school at 10:00 am. Community notices list hospital visits, family visits, funerals in Clare and Mt. Pleasant, and locals visiting relatives in Cadillac Detroit West Virginia and Alma.

United Brethern IN Christ Harrison Mission Drummond Glen Smith University Hospital Ann Arbor Wayne L. Fosgett Eleanor Cadillac Harrison William Henderson Dorothy Allen Clare Daniel Crouse Mynard Maybee Mt. Pleasant Francis McKenna Perle Charles van Blarcom Hayes Township Kathleen Peterson West Virginia John Briggs Jake Briggs Midland Detroit

Josephine Henderson Hosts Ladies Auxiliary Meeting

The Congr egational Ladies Auxiliary met January 19 at Josephine Henderson home with Edith Bucholz Ida Rose and Alice Bates assisting. Alice Brown was elected president and five new members joined including Mrs C E Rushton Fern Rose Clara Smith Dorothy Punches and Grady Kinney.

Congrégational Ladies Auxiliary Janary Josephine Henderson Edith Bucholz Ida Rose Alice Bates Alice Brown C. E. Rushton Fern Rose Clara Smith Dorothy Punches Grady Kinney Brown Board of Commerce YWA

Prizes Awarded in Bridge Party Series by Harrison Ladies Club

Mayor Robert Burns won first prize a billfold for high score in the bridge series sponsored by the Harrison Ladies Study Club. Mrs Ronald Barton earned first prize a baked pin plate. Mrs BE Wilson took second prize a vase. The club hosted eight guests per party and raised funds to furnish a new club room in the Court House.

Robert Burns Harrison Ladies Study Club Ronald Barton BE. ©. Wilson Court House Charles Amble Ben Carpenter H.C. Wilson Anna Jo0s Mra Eyed Smith

Local Independents Struggle in Busy Basketball Schedule

January games bring losses for the Harrison Independents with a 27 28 setback to Houghton Lake on the home court. Beere led scoring for the visitors with 16 while Akin had 12 and Neir 8 for the locals. Cadillac YMCA and McBain loom as upcoming opponents as Harrison aims for the Houghton Lake tournament with J Grove M Roth A Light E H Hughes J Mead D Harper W Hughes W Dancer HB Chaffee G Price on the roster.

Farwell Ins Ee the Indies Houghton Lake Neir Baker Murry Grove Harrisonites Roth Independents Cadillac Ymca McBain Harrison Independents Lake City Cadillac Roscommon Grayling J. Grove M. Roth A. Light E. H. Hughes J. Mead D. Harper W. Hughes W. Dancer HB. Chaffee G, Price

Last Rites Held for John Arthur Vosburg

Funeral services were conducted January 16 at Fanning Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. John Arthur Vosburg born July 8 1858 in Scipio New York died January 13 in Cleveland at 79 years 6 months and 5 days. He moved to Michigan at 21 and helped establish a rural school in Greenwood Township. He married Hattie Gillette in New York and had two children Keith and Louise both of Cleveland. Mrs Vosburg died July 1909.

Jack Briggs Norma and Way Midland John Briggs Charles Reynolds Fed Jongs Bert Landers Leota Edgar Bringman Don Hammer Lake City Harl Green Harrison al Barber Elint Jake Seelinger Jesse Hammersly Dickie St. Louis Rex Clute Clute Hamilton Township Ephriam Briggs John Kermmis Lake Odessa Ray Rule Houghton Lake Jesse Hemmersly Alma Hammersly A. B. Lucas George McKeever Clare Morrel Clute Morrel, Jr Elmer Clute Samuel Canning Detroit Joseph Newbound Keith Vosburg Cleveland Ben Carpenter Alton Haites Mr. Pleasant Mynard Maybee Allan Larnard Lansing Karl Mavis Jesse Alien Lowery Brown Clara Smith Myr William Cunningham Hatton Township Zoella Clark Durand Larry Knapp Bert Kane Fred Smith John Arthur Vosburg Fanning Greenwood A. F. Light Scipio New York Keith Michigan John Stewart Greenwood Township Hattie Gillette Louise Ohio Vosburg

Fifth Lyceum Number Presented March 1

The Hayes Agricultural unit school presents the fifth Lyceum number at the community building on Tuesday evening March 1. The program features the play The Tale of Two Cities with eight roles performed by Bob Hanscom. Hanscom is a well known actor whose Harrison appearances have drawn strong crowds.

Hayes Agricultural Unit School Two Cities Bob Hanscom

Winter Sports at Harrison Draw Crowds Again

Mild weekend slowed toboggan slides at Harrison's new winter playgrounds but a Tuesday weather change revived the fun. The Harrison Board of Commerce backs the project with support from local businesses and citizens, with generous donations fueling the effort.

Harrison Harrison Board of Commerce Harrison and Vicinity

Stitches on Clothing Save Lost 8 Year Old

An eight year old girl in Washington D C was saved by a dress stitch showing the address 1601 A street Washington D C Catherine Freeman had been to visit her grandmother in South Carolina and was not met at the station due to her mother delay. She pointed to the stitched number and was escorted home safely.

Washington Catherine Freeman South Carolina Catherine

Forty Years Ago Local News Highlights and Observations

A German woman Mrs Plans of Mann Siding died Monday. funeral Thursday at 2 PM, Catholic cemetery. A new carpet installed in the county court room with W W Harper furnishing, after an ad led to the purchase. Mail carrier Wan McDonald reports a 12 hour, 300 mile trip between here and Long Lake. Two Germans with families to settle near Hatton. No church services or Sunday school on Sunday due to widespread causes. Lumbermen less jubilant about the snow now.

Harper Hatton

District 1.0.0.F. meeting draws 500 plus attendees

Grand officers and members of the Clare Rebekah Lodge hosted a district assembly with more than five hundred attendees from Brinton, Clare, Coleman, Farwell, Mt. Pleasant, Shepherd, Weidman and Winn. Performances by Montana Rustilers and other duets preceded remarks by district leaders and guests. The next meeting was set for Shepherd on February seventeenth with dinner and dancing to conclude.

Harry Nowlen Patsy Jerry Irwin Betty Irwin Patsy Irwin James Gillespie Brinton Clare Coleman Farwell Mt. Pleasant Shepherd Weidman Winn Association Hast, Tawas Milbrook Jesse Lee Otis Tripp James Rogers Rogers Assembly Myrtie Page Lansing Edward M. Sharpe Bay City The Michigan Assembly Etta M. Smith Grand Rapids Grand Fred A. Rogers Michigan Rebekah Assembly Pearl Liverance Fowlerville Roy DePoty George Klump Clyde Soper Hast Tawas Lodge DePoty Donald Davis Martha Irwin

Card of Thanks to the Board of Supervisors

Elmer Ciute expresses gratitude to the Board of Supervisors for the generous box of fruit and the kind thoughts and best wishes. The note thanks them for their thoughtful gesture and states appreciation.

Board of Supervisors Elmer, Ciute

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