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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1941
Page
4
Midland area residents host relatives and friends in weekend gatherings. Visitors include Curtis brothers from Durand and Saginaw, plus multiple Midland Clare and Ithaca guests. Agricultural official Robert Kleiner attended a sugar beet growth meeting in Lansing.
John Swall Rex Swall and Wallace Smith from St Louis visited Mrs Clara Smith in Clarkston on weekend. Florence Higgins of Detroit stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Higgins. Durward Ash and George Price visited their brother and wife Mr and Mrs Gerald Price and called on Sheriff Amble and Mrs Willard Wells. Mrs Hector Shaw improves after illness and Rev EB Brown and wife recover from flu. Mrs David Harper and Mrs Ralph Carpenter called on Mrs Rex Clute and Morrel Clute in Clare.
The Harrison Study Club Music and Drama Division met January 28 in the fifth grade room with Mrs. David Harper presiding. Plans were made for spring style review music, May program duties, and a discussion of Theodore Presser’s letters on organization. A reading and songs closed the evening, with the next meeting set for February 5 at the school. The Harrison Study Club and Girl Scout troops will meet February 4 in the English room, hosted by Miss Anne Wellington, Miss Allegra Gager, and others.
Supt. and Mrs. Charles Amble hosted a Tuesday bridge party with Esther Chappell Paul Bennett Anne Wellington Ivah Emery and the Morrison couple winning high scores. Mrs. Robert Roth hosted a club gathering with James Gattin taking high score and galloping prizes. A theater party visited Clare for Tin Pan Alley and the Women’s Missionary Association met at the United Brethren Parsonage. Curtain care and future meetings noted. Mrs Willard Wells and infant Alan Willard received a shower hosted by Mrs David Harper. Sheriff and Mrs Seaver hosted visiting relatives amid social visits by Amble family.
Miss Margaret Mogg daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Mogg of 1028 South Main Street Mt Pleasant married Clarence Horn of Mt Pleasant son of Mr and Mrs Scott Horn of Farwell in a quiet Wednesday ceremony. The couple are to reside on Lansing Street Mt Pleasant where the groom works at Milady barber shop. A wedding shower in Farwell January 27 honored the couple.
Charles Mathew Wilson of The Rice Pond Summerfield township Clare county Michigan born in England May 11 1868 died Harrison January 22 1941 Funeral services held at William Murphy Co funeral home Rev E B Drummond officiating Fred W Weatherhead sang Softly and Tenderly and Lead Kindly Light He planned burial at The Rice Pond with vault placement at City Cemetery Wilson worked with Lloyds of London later sold food products in Europe and sales in the Pacific and Chicago His greatest development was in Kankakee Illinois He moved to Harrison eight years ago survived by two brothers and three sisters in Australia He was baptized and remained a Church of England member throughout his life.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Smith announce the birth of their son Kenneth Russell in St Louis on Friday January 24. He weighed eight pounds and a half. The family formerly resided in Harrison.
Lansing announces the birth of infant Ronald Patrick BON at Sparrow Hospital Lansing on Sunday night January 19. The newborn weighed six pounds three and a half ounces. Mrs. Carrigan was formerly Anita Hill of this city.
The Hi Speed restaurant hosted Harrison Ladies Study Club on January 22 for their annual Men's Night. Twenty three guests enjoyed a three course dinner at eight o'clock with auctions bridge and prizes awarded to Mrs. Bertha Hughes and Mrs. Robert Burns. Mr. Burns and Max Carey received the top men’s prizes. Hostesses included Mrs. Henry Gardiner and several club members.
Silver City New Mexico area around Boston Hill hosts extensive manganese deposits vital to national defense. A US Bureau of Mines survey notes past wartime production and current high gear demand, with potential reserves estimated in the millions of tons.
Annabelle the cow becomes a financial aid donor for Jack Anderson at the University of Oklahoma. Since last fall she was moved from Seminole to a Norman-area farm and her milk supply of five gallons daily is sold to a student dormitory.
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