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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
9
Rates for Michigan and armed forces deliveries include civilian outside state pricing and display ads. Liners and reading notices cost 10 cents per line with 10 cent heading. card of thanks 25 cents per ten lines. probate notices urged to be printed by The Sentinel per Judge Bates.
Dorothy Jean Carey and Charles A Camp were married July 7 at the First Congregational Church of Harrison. Rev. Harold Watson officiated. The ceremony featured family members, a maid of honor, a flower girl and ring bearer. The couple will reside at 107 Hawthorne Hartford Illinois after a wedding trip through northern Michigan.
The notice lists St. Athanasius Catholic Church with Fr. J. J. Sruba as pastor scheduling masses on first and third Sundays at 10 30 am and second fourth and fifth Sundays at 9 00 am. It also notes Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison Michigan with Elder Hubert Beavers as pastor offering services at 10 30 am and Sunday School at 11 15 am plus Sept evening services at 8 00 pm under Halmond Dunham.
Harrison Mission E. Clapp pastor invites weekly Bible reading. Sunday School at 16:00. morning service at 11:00. evening worship at 20:00. Thursday prayer meeting at 20:00. Highway Tabernacle led by Rev Clinton Hilton holds Sunday School at 10:00. services at 19:30 with Wednesday 19:30 special. Young People's meeting every Monday.
Rev. Harold Watson to preach at 11:00 A.M. service next Sunday on the topic Placed Again on the Middle of the Stream of Humanity. The message references Pastor Martin Niebsteller’s Erlangen University address in the American zone and asks how Christianity can rebuild faith among Germans and meet today’s problems. Members and friends are invited to attend.
Betty Ann Davis became the bride of Jack H. Rhodes in a ceremony at Lutheran Trinity Church Audubon New Jersey. Rhodes is the son of Walter Rhodes of Flint and Jessie Gleason of Harrison. The bride wore white nylon mesh and a pearl tiara. A reception for fifty followed in Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis McKenna hosted a Hartford Illinois pot luck dinner for former friends of Dorothy Jean Carey and her fiancé Chas Camp. Attending couples included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roth Mr. and Mrs. Ted Butcher Mr. and Mrs. David Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Roth. Gift presented to the couple followed by dancing.
Harrison Chapter No 408 held a special meeting for Friends Night. Beverly Zubler and Ruth Zubler Betts were initiated with guests from Beaverton Bay City Farwell and Clare attending about eighty. A luncheon was served by Cora Johnson Elena Dobson Olive Bruce and Amy Darling. Next meeting is Monday July 15.
At the annual school election held at Hayes Township Hall on Monday July 8, S. D. Huntley and Charles Bailey were reelected as trustees for three year terms. Voters approved a five mill levy for five years to create a sinking fund to enlarge and improve the school site and plant.
PFC Roy Allen returned home Saturday after receiving an honorable discharge on July 5 at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. He visits daughter Connie and his parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen and will travel to Hudson to see sister and husband Mr and Mrs Bert O Mealy for a few days.
Rev. Har old Watson and family depart for a two week vacation to Ontario to visit sister Mrs. James Longton while James Mead fills the pulpit on July 21 and 28 for sermons on Religious Education. Other local guests include the Shimmels at Witter’s in St Louis and multiple visitors from Lina Reid Oregon and Lansing. Mr Rauch and G W Bartow visited Dundee relatives and returned home Sunday.
The item lists numerous visits and travelers from Michigan towns and nearby states. It records callers, weekend guests, and holiday reunions at cottages and homes, highlighting people from Midland Grand Rapids Romney Saginaw Flint Lansing and Perry among others with extended family and friends visiting over the Fourth of July weekend and ensuing days.
The Harrison Community Club met at Wilson State Park pavilion for a Saturday picnic and dance with over a hundred attendees. B. Hampton was elected to succeed Fred Kebler as president, Ralph Wiemberg as vice president, and Mrs. Clarence Riedel as secretary treasurer. A tribute was paid to Kebler for two years of service. New and returning members joined as plans announced for biweekly picnics and a July 20 handover event.
The Women's Fellowship of the Congregational Church plans a July 17 meeting at Mrs. Marion Amble’s home with assistants Alice Brown Gertrude Rankin and Valera Ferguson. July 4 pot lucks yield lawn dinners croquet swimming and ice cream. Deloris Wood receives a party as she heads to New Hudson to help her aunt. A Fourth of July dinner honors Lovell and Leslie Gardner on their wedding anniversaries. Arnold Lake picnic honors Qiley Sharp enlisting in the Navy July 17.
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