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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1948
Page
12
Local publisher Feighner and Parish of Clare Michigan announces weekly Friday publication and requests probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel at the Clare post office. Readers are asked to direct comment or requests through Judge Bates for printing arrangements and notices.
The Rural Mail Carriers Association and the Ladies Auxiliary gathered at Wil gem State Park for their annual meeting and pot luck supper on June 19. Members from Lake Beaverton Gladwin Clare and Harrison attended. Officers elected included President Clifford Poulison Lake Secretary Treasurer Roy Neeper Lake and Ladies Auxiliary President Sylvia Hunter Beaverton Secretary-Treasurer Olive Pifer Harrison. Delegates to the State Convention in Lansing July 13-25 were Mr. and Mrs. Hart Shell Gladwin and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Collins Detroit. Various local visits and social events followed at households in Gladwin Beaverton Harrison Mt. Pleasant Holly Riga Toledo Blissfield and other nearby towns.
Born at home on Wednesday June 23 a daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Gardiner Yanice Lucile. Mrs Hiltel Price assisting. Bri and Mrs Oliver Warren and children visited sister and husband Mr and Mrs Ross Perrin and infant son Sunday. Jerome McKenna attended Houghton College of Mining Technology and was Sunday night guest of his brother and wife. Green sville visitors Mr and Mrs Vern Cloud Thursday. Russell Bell of Detroit vacationing to fish Budd Wir. and Mrs Homer Barrett of Jamaing weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith.
Local society notes recount visits to Ann Arbor University Hospital and gatherings in Clare Saginaw Bay City and Detroit areas. Residents like Vollmer Lloyd Goodbend Myers Kress and many others attend family events, dinners, and short trips including a Pifer reunion in Coldwater and a Carpenter reunion in Allegan.
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Orville Bates included Clyde Shephard Cecil Sutherland Clark Sutherland and a friend all from Royal Oak. Robert Ryan of Clare joined Otto Kleiner's supper party. Margaret Penrose visited Owen and Mrs Spink. Mayme Runyan and Hutchinsons attended Mrs Sutherland's funeral in Clare. Louis McDowell of Marshall called at the Kleiner home. Dick McDowell returned home with Archie Newhillop. Farwell and Midland visitors called on Bunyan and Gordon relatives over the weekend.
Misa Jean Gibson of Chicago spent the weekend with the Gibson family and helped celebrate a silver wedding anniversary. Lloyd Keysor hosted a birthday dinner for relatives Nick Pfarines and Mary Jean Austin. Rex Harper and Maude Harper were honored at a dinner by David Harper. Ava Jean Bringman baked a birthday cake. Pinocle night winners were Valera Ferguson high, Florence Hoffman second, Mary Ellen Millard booby. A pot luck picnic at Hunie and Russell Seelinger's future home site celebrated their birthdays.
The Congregational Church led by Rev. Herbert B. Storey offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with James Mead as superintendent and a worship service at 11:00 a.m. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison, Michigan lists Elder David H. Bailey as pastor with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and preaching at 11:15 a.m. No evening service.
Fr J J Sruba pastor announces summer schedule at St Athanasius. Masses at 8 00 am and 10 30 am begin Sunday June 13 with confessions before 8 00 am Mass.
Harrison Mission Gerald Brady pastor directs Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching service at 11:00 A M Evening worship at 8:00 P M Prayer meeting Thursday at 8:00 P M.
Reverend Clinton Hilton presides over Sunday School at 10 00 a m and church services at 11 15 a m Mrs Harold Yost coordinates morning announcements with 11 15 a m service also noting 7 30 p m evening services Special Wednesday evening services at 7 30 and a Young People meeting each Monday morning and evening prayer sessions
United States Civil Service invites applications for permanent Correctional Officer positions at the Milan Michigan Federal Correctional Institution. Veterans have preference but non veterans may be considered later. Salary ranges 2694 to 3271 dollars yearly. A written test is required. Housing is available for single staff at a reasonable fee.
The City Library has changed hours to Thursday 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM and Saturday 2 to 5 PM. The notice specifies afternoon and evening openings to better serve patrons.
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