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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1948
Page
12
Weekly issue pricing and notice policies published by The Sentinel clarify rates for local Michigan and out of state recipients and Armed Forces members. It outlines classified line charges for notices cards and poetry, with billing terms and deadlines.
Local families host relatives and friends from Saginaw, Midland, Lansing, Detroit, Newark, and Toledo over the long weekend. Hosts include the McCartney, Murphy, Henderson, Coulter, Fenby, Ample, and Brady households with guests seeking holiday and visiting time. Several travelers depart for training or return home after brief stays.
A July 5 gathering at Harold Yost home brought twenty eight relatives and friends to a pot luck lawn dinner. Attendees included Wm Yost and spouse Deloris, Betty Yost, Joe Bohac, Burdette Faulk, Bob Blueball, Steve Williams, Bob and Betty Chemeen of Detroit, Burl Yost and family, Fred Janet and Marilyn Marten, Carl Yost and son, Pearl Hammond and daughter Janice, Harbor Beach, and guest Dean Bucholz.
The Young Women's Fellowship of the Congregational Church met at Mrs Hloise Balmer's home. Thirteen members attended with Mrs Balmer presiding in Teresa Yoder's absence. They voted for an ice cream social during August flower show and named August hostesses.
After a honeymoon return, Mr. and Mrs. Jack St. Clair hosted a shower at the bride’s parents home by the U B Church W M A and friends. On Monday, guests gathered at the Carson home to honor their forty fifth anniversary with multiple Lansing and area attendees and relatives.
Local brief reports a continuation of Harrison coverage across multiple pages with notes on community events and civic updates. Details remain sparse with emphasis on scheduled meetings and public notices affecting residents.
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