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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
7
Rates for display advertising and reading notices are published by The Clare Sentinel. Public probate notices should be printed by The Sentinel per a request to Judge Bates. The paper offers liners 10c per line, fillers 5c per line, with headings 10c extra and other items at 6c per line.
Cadet Nurse Helen C Gibson and Marvin Heintz wed at the Gibson home on Main Street in Harrison in a single ring ceremony. The couple, both Hayes Agricultural High School graduates, plan a northern Michigan honeymoon after a July 7 ceremony witnessed by family and friends.
Sunday evening visits include Mr and Mrs Joe Krehmar and son with the Sullivans and relatives in Grand Rapids Donna remains for a two week vacation. Dolores Dyke spent a weekend with her mother in Michigan and returns to Saginaw after Ohio trip. Alva Dawson of Ithaca vacationing at Long Lake. Mark Brooks family from Alma at Wilson State Park two weeks. Clarence Gleason and friend from Flint visit grandmother Jessie Gleason. cousin Deanie Gleason will visit ten days. Loie Hecker visits daughter Raymond Eaton. Uncle Bill Allen of Breckenridge visits Fred Smith. Harry Pitney of Detroit visits Guy Light. Picnic by Buehl Smith and Harry Kantner at the Big Spring. Martin Fox family of Fowler at Seigle cottage in Little Alma. Jean Schaaf and Roberta Handsma from Mt. Pleasant visit Fred Schaaf. Glenn Sherman returns to Detroit after two weeks here. Verne Cloud returns to Grand Rapids after a week with Fred Smith. Ralph Haton and Robert Hecker host Fourth of July. F O Simmonds of Grand Rapids and Earl Pratt of Michigan City visit Fred Smith.
The Harrison Community Club held its first picnic and dance at Wilson State Park on July 4 at 6 00 pm. Music by Burr Stapleton and dancing led by Clarence Ousterout entertained new and old members and friends. Plans were made for a July 14 meeting at the park.
A crowded social page lists visits, calls, and vacations around Mt Pleasant. Irene Myers and Ida Tooley travel to friends, many attend weddings, picnics, and Fourth of July gatherings at Cranberry Lake and local cottages. Residents from Detroit to Saginaw visit relatives, share meals, and attend church school events.
Mrs. Chas Amble hosted nearby guests at the Seaver Amble home early in the week. Frank Krehmar and daughter Sandy joined by the Swanz and Swaunz families from Glare and Flint as Saturday guests of the VanBuskirk household. Roths visited Mt. Pleasant on business. Bucholzs from Sagihaw and Elmer Kern Jr. visited HE Bucholz. Pauline Nelson and Mary Lurg of Mt. Pleasant were Fourth of July guests of Beverly Zubler.
Mrs Olive Haslett hosted Hle nor Carlson of the Women’s Marine Corps Quantico Va and her sister Miss Elizabeth Murphy of Rosmoccon at a chicken dinner. Miss Carlson heads to Pearl Harbor for two years. The Ambles celebrated Mrs Oline Ambie’s eighty sixth birthday with a chicken supper at their home. Mrs Howard Johnston hosted Mt Pleasant guests for picnic and bridge at her cottage. The Congregational Church Ladies Auxiliary will meet July 18 at Wilson State Park for a family night picnic. Several families from Harrison Flint and Detroit enjoyed a pot luck picnic at Wilson State Park.
Pfc Bob Pifer left Friday for Camp Croft South Carolina after a two weeks furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Pifer Lloyd Wood W T 3 c Lloyd Wood W T 3 e has recently returned from nineteen months in Africa for a thirty day furlough with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Rich ard White and other relatives Pvt Charles Hawley of Scott Field IL is spending an eighteen day furlough with his wife and son at the home of her mother Mrs Catherine Wieck His mother Mrs Bryan T Hawley and sister Roxena Pfeiffer and grandfather W BD Seybolt all of Detroit were Sunday through Wednesday guests of Mrs Wlack and family
Pastor Clinton Hilton leads Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and church services at 11:15 a.m. Harold Yost conducts services at 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening special service at 7:30. Young People's meeting held every Monday evening.
The notice lists services at Harrison Mission United Brethren Church led by Pastor E. CG. Glapp. Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, worship at 8:60, with a meeting on Thursday evening at 7:80.
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