Detroit and area families picnic at Muskegon River camp
Detroit and Shepherd residents attended multiple Sunday picnics. Families including Hughes Baugh Roth Sharp Bruce Miller Morrison Ferguson and others gathered at Wilson State Park and Canoe Camp on the Muskegon River for dinner and afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hughes
Guy Light
Lester Lyons
Harold Hughes
Detroit
Carl Baughman
Shepherd
Bills Henry Hughes
Whilden Hughes
Wilson State Park
Sam Morrison
Jack Ferguson
Muskegon River
Detroit Couple Hosts Card Evening at Arnold Lake Cottage
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Tom Hecker of Detroit entertained several guests including Mr and Mrs Bob Hecker Mr and Mrs Blisworth Chaffee Mr and Mrs Max Stanley Mr and Mrs Russell Sharp and Mr and Mrs Fred Woods at their Arnold Lake cottage. The group played cards and then enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hecker
Detroit
Bob Hecker
Blisworth Chaffee
Max Stanley
Russell Sharp
Fred Woods
Arnold Lake
Congregational Church Services and Programs
Rev George Hughes leads Congregational Church with Bible School at 10:00 a m Paul D Gibson superintendent worship services at 11:00 a m Junior Endeavor at 6:00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. &. Hughes
Paul D. Gibson
Latter Day Saints Church Service Schedule
Elder David Bailey leads weekly church services at 10:20 a.m. Sunday School follows at 11:15 a.m. Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7:30 p.m. Evening services are at 8:00 p.m. at the church located on 7330.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints Church
David Bailey
Bluebird
United Brethren Church Services Notice
Harrison church announces Sunday School at 10:00 AM Preaching at 11:00 AM Evening worship at 7:30 PM Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 PM Rev Benjamin R Davis pastor and services schedule listed
Highway Tabernacle Sunday Schedule and Services
Clinton Hilton pastors the church with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Russell Gook, followed by church services at 11:15 a.m. Evening services occur at 8:00 p.m. Special services are held Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. A Young People’s meeting is every Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gook
Young People
In Service of Their Country
Chester Schaar leaves the first of the week to serve in the Navy. Pfc Gordon Kleiner reports new address at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Robert A Barber lists new address at U S Naval Training Center Diego School Gulfport Mississippi. Cpl Bill Foell from Camp VanDorn Mississippi spends furlough with his parents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Schaar
Navy
Gordon Kleiner
F. A. Bn
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Robert A. Barber
U.S. Naval Training Center
Gulfport
Miss
John William Foell
Bill” Foell
Camp VanDorn
Mississippi
Walter Foell
Family visits mark military calls and travels
A. H. Stephenson and A S Seaman Stephenson of Great Lakes Illinois spent Monday with their uncle and aunt James and Martha Stanley in Clare visiting relatives. Pvt George Parent of the U S Marine Corps Reserve, on a seventy two hour pass, visited his parents Omer and family and will report to Parris Island after leaving Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Stephenson
A.S
Seaman Stephenson
Great Lakes
Illinois
James Stanley
Clare
George Parent
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Notre Dame
Omer Parent
Parris Island
South Carolina
Letter from Stanley Kleiner Reports England Stay
Myr and Mrs. Ernest Kleiner received Stanley Kleiner’s letter dated June 22 stating he is in England in good condition and enjoying the country and people more than Italy where he had been stationed. He notes poverty and hardship in India where the war has been ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Ernest Kleiner
Stanley
England
Italy
India
Bombardier Sutton Recognized Over Greenville Flight
2nd Lt. Norman J. Sutton of the U S Air Corps a bombardier stationed in Greenville South Carolina flew a B25 over Clare at 6 00 pm Wednesday and dipped the wings in tribute to his family then called his mother Mrs Mannie Sutton from Battle Creek to share the moment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman. J. Sutton
Sutton
U. S. Air Corps
Greenville
South Carolina
Clare
Battle Creek
Mannie Sutton
Samborn Family Dinner Hosts Honoring Beaufort Visitor
Albert Samborn of Beaufort South Carolina on a ten day leave visits his parents Mr and Mrs BH A Samborn. Sunday dinner at Coleman hosted by Mrs Frank Brown honored her brother with guests C A Tucker Tom Spence Lansing Merle Samborn Wilson Samborn Gail Hunter Reese E A Samborn and Bob Samborn in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Samborn
Albert Samporn
Beaufort
South Carolina
BH. A. Samborn
Frank Brown
Coleman
C. A. Tucker
Tom Spence
Lansing
Merle Samborn
Wilson Samborn
Gail
Hunter Reese
E. A. Samborn
Bob
Clare native joins Navy Air Gunnery course at Purcell
Allen G. Wilson G.M. 3/c writes from the U S Naval Air Gunnery School at Purcell Oklahoma that the Clare boy enlisted at forty six and is in training. he sends greetings to old friends and provides his Purcell address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Wilson
Wilson
Clare
Navy
U. S. Naval Air Gunnner School
Purcell
Oklo
G.M. 3/c
U.S.N.A.G.S
Okla
Elden Family to Hear Son Neal on Britain Broadcast
Master Sergeant Neal Elden of the U S Air Corps in England, noted trumpeter, was heard on the British Broadcasting Company program American Eagles in Britain. His parents M Sgt Neal Elden and Mrs Norris Elden learned by wire and listened to the original broadcast and its rebroadcast on WGN and the Mutual System with relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Elden
Norris Elden
British Broadcasting Company
New York
U. S. Air Corps
England
American Eagles
Britain
Eldens
Neal
Dexter Elden
WGN
Mutual
Clare youth begins naval indoctrination at Great Lakes
Harold Baker ages 18 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baker of Clare R F D 5 begins initial naval indoctrination at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. He will undergo boat training including seamanship drill and general naval procedure and take aptitude tests to determine assignment to a Naval Service School or immediate active duty at sea. After recruit training he will spend leave at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Baker
Frank Baker
R.F.D
Clare
U.S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Naval Service
Maple Grove Sunday School and Preaching Schedule
Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 2:00 and preaching at 3:00 with Rev. Klein hardt expected next Sunday. Sincere sympathy extended to Rev. Kleinhardt and family. Local residents share news of visits, operations, furloughs, and family gatherings among the Smedleys, Tigners, Rodriguezes, and related households.
We Must Guard Our Own Strength
The passage argues for keeping America strong and solvent to lead the world from fear and war toward security and peace. It frames the coming generation's outcome as civilization's fate, urging national resolve and unity to meet a great challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pol
Ady
Lake George Resort Lake George Baptist Church News
Rev E E Redman pastor leads Sunday School at 2 00 p m Willis Richardson to preach at 3 00 Sunday afternoon All welcome Thursday night Young People meeting at 8 00 p m at the church Bring friends for the message from the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George Resort
Lake George
E. E. Redman
Willis Richardson
Social Calls and Visits Across Mt Pleasant Area
Jessie Snook spent Thursday afternoon with Betty Clark. Betty and Carol Crowley of Mt Pleasant visit aunt Mrs Dorothy Sowle. Pvt Harold Adams of Clare called on Ed Snook family before Camp Gordon Georgia. Franklin Sowle stayed Tuesday to Saturday with cousin Chester. Geraldine Clark works at Camp Negotiation Crooked Lake. Mr and Mrs Jim Crawford of Flint visited Alfred Sturgis Saturday evening. Alice Sturgis of Big Rapids and Avis of Pontiac were home for Sunday. Fred Whaley of Brenton spent Sunday with Ed Snook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Snook
Betty Clark
Betty
Carol «Crowley
Mt. Pleasant
Dorothy Sowle
Harold Adams
Clare
Ed Snooks
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Franklin Sowle
Chester
Geraldine Clark
Camp Negati
Crooked Lake
Jim Crawford
Charles
Flint
Alfred Sturgis
Alice Sturgis
Big Rapids
Avis
Pontiac
Fred Whaley
Brinton
Ed. Snook
Windover Lake Community Weekend Outing Notes
The Hubers from Mason visited their cottage for a few days over the weekend. Banes hosted Lansing guests for the Fourth. The community mourns the death of Tony Achard last Thursday morning. Clare shoppers included Mr and Mrs K Benchley and Mrs Faunce and Mrs Schepers last Thursday. Greens vacationed at their cottage for fishing. Ralph Goodrich and J Beard attended business and meetings in Remus and Harrison. Darrell Weage and George Harris traveled to Battle Creek, Hazel Harris returned home with them for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubers
Mason
C. Banes
Lansing
Tony’ Achard
K. Benchley
Faunce
Schepers
Clare
Ralph Goodrich
Remus
J. J. Beard
Harrison
Board of Supervisors
George Harris
Darrell Weage
Battle Creek
Hazel Harris
Athletes Foot treatment advertised at local pharmacy
An advertisement from Anderson Pharmacy promotes Teol solution with 80 percent alcohol as a potent remedy for athlete’s foot. It claims deep germ penetration and suggests applying full strength for itching and odor with a 35 cent price, offering a money back guarantee if not pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asc
Anderson Pharmacy
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Roth
Robert Roth
Nelson
Louis ‘Roth
Stanton
David Roth
Russell
Ed. Bruce
Ralph Miller, Jr
Bob Roth
Church News
Congregational Church
United Brethren. Church
Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Mr. and
Mrs. Vater of
Clare County
Arthur J. Lamb
S. C. Kleiner
Clare County Road Commission
Manuel Sutton
Mannie
United States Armed Forces
Maple Grove
Chas. Kleinhardt
Kleinhardt
R. Tigner
Midland
Walter Esterline
Homer Rodgers
Chas. Tigner
W. Smedleys
R. Tigners
J. E. Timpe
Wm. Smedley
Texas
Leila Rodgers
Chas
Grill
Sanford
W. Smedley
Donna Rodgers
J. B. Timpe
Mabel
Cora Smedley
Ed. Smedley
Raymond
Guy Perry
Mary
Bert Rodgers
Alice
Corrie
Mavis
Roy
Woodruff
EAST
Eight Point
Windover Lake
Lieve
Anderson’s Drug Store
Rexall
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
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