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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
9
Feighner and Parish publishers outline advertising rates for Clare readers. Display ads, liners, reading notices, and cards of thanks are priced by line with headings extra. Probate notices and wills may be published by The Sentinel upon request to Judge Bates.
The Central Michigan Ladies Golf Association hosts its first postwar tournament at Mt. Pleasant Country Club with sixty players from Portland Ithaca Alma Clare and Mt. Pleasant. Qualifying Monday matches run through Thursday with finals. Banquet Tuesday honors all competitors.
Jerry Reigle son of Mr and Mrs Jack Reigie and Oliver Myers son of Mrs Una Myers were shaken up when Myers car hit loose gravel and overturned between Gladwin and Standish Tuesday afternoon They were taken to Gladwin Hospital and later released Reigle suffered a few fractured ribs.
Harrison Chapter No 408 held a regular meeting on Monday evening July 15 followed by a social hour with sandwiches pickles and coffee. A special meeting is called for Monday evening July 29 when initiation will be held.
Born to Mr and Mrs John Saul at Clare Hospital on Sunday July 14 a daughter who will answer to Ellen Estine political not relevant this line
Mrs Leota Green visited Friday. The Zublers traveled to St Iganace and Petoskey for business. Witter family from St Louis and Oregon joined Shimmell relatives for Wednesday supper. McKinstry from Toledo vacationed at his cottage. Atkinson and a partner toured Owosso on Monday. Dettmer from Saginaw stayed with Bucholz family Tuesday. Sherman returned to Detroit after two weeks at a Little Alma cottage. Halgren from Detroit visited Schaaf family over several days. Chalmer Brown and kin enjoyed Sunday at Mic. Gunther and friends finished a two week Mce Kinstry cottage vacation. Edwin Helwig and Roy Smith of Carson City joined Ira Trowbridge for Sunday. DeGroat sisters from Saginaw stayed with Hean Segerlund cousins. Thorne and wife returned to their West Coast cottage after six weeks. G H Shimmell hosted Witter family at Sunday dinner with Alice. Jimmy Reis of Saginaw, a Camp Rotary guest, stayed with Raymond Roth. The Watsons left for Wellandport Ontario to visit relatives for two weeks. Zane Betts from Houghton Lake shopped with Zubler family in Alma and Saginaw. E G Wilson family depart for Detroit to visit relatives and remain a week.
Numerous calls and weekend visits weave through Gladwin county towns as residents host relatives and friends from Detroit, Clare, Mt. Pleasant, Saginaw, and Chicago.Highlights include Cadet Nurse Muriel Hedegards arriving for an indefinite stay, families touring Gladwin and Wheeler, and local gatherings with the Amble, McArthur, and Pfannes households.
Mrs Canfield and Mrs Jennie Moon with O McCart were Monday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Leo Summers. Mr and Mrs Geo Rankin hosted Saturday evening guests, Mr and Mrs William Agncola.
Miss Daisy Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Green Lake George united in marriage to David Wainman home on furlough from Ft Sheridan Illinois formerly of Orilla Canada at the Congregational Church in Harrison on Sunday at 1 O clock Rev Harold Watson officiating The bride wore white and her sister Marjory Green attended in blue The groom's attendant was Harold Green brother of the bride
Mrs Chas Amble hosted a birthday dinner Monday for her husband. In attendance were his brother Trygve and uncle Axel Olsen Krogh, along with Fred Kebler. His mother Mrs Oline Amble could not attend and her dinner was delivered to her.
Edge cleaning problems arise when the vacuum nozzle sits outside rug edges. To seal and pull dirt through, keep the nozzle inside the edge. If it crosses the edge air leaks in and edges stay dirty. To loosen lifted fringes, tilt the nozzle and stop the motor if fringe tangles occur.
The warmth of a blanket comes from wool content and the nap. A higher wool percentage and a close even weave increase warmth. A thick nap traps air for insulation but must not weaken the filling yarns. rubbing can reveal short fibers that roll into lint balls.
Sunday School at 10:00 a m led by Superintendent James Mead with Worship Service at 11:00 a m under Pastor Rev Harold Watson at Harrison Congregational Church.
Fr J J Sruba pastors St Athanasius with Mass on the first and third Sundays at 10 30 am and on the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 9 00 am.
Elder Hubert Beavers and Pastor Halmond Dunham lead services at the Harrison Michigan church with Sunday School at 11:15 am and evening service at 8:00 pm. 10:30 am service noted.
Pastor Clapp leads Sunday School at 10:00 preaching at 11:00 and evening worship at 8:00. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 8:00.
Reverend Clinton Hilton pastors the Highway Tabernacle with Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Church services begin at 11:16 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. Wednesday evening services at 7:30. Young People's meeting every Monday evening.
A poultry guide emphasizes restricting the hens to a rotated range, with cultivation and dishing, plus planting green feed at regular intervals to boost results and welfare.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports plans to bring home America's WWII dead beginning this spring if Congress authorizes. A bill has passed the House and awaits Senate approval. Dead from 454 sites in 86 regions will be moved via white Liberty ships, with New York and San Francisco key receiving points and burial ships leaving April 1.
A 10 year old boy attempted a stick up at a hotel dining room cashier desk in New York. He produced two toy pistols, grabbed $22, and clashed with a waitress before police intervened. He was detained as a juvenile delinquent and sent to the city youth center.
The civil aeronautics board announced a surge in civilian flying. About 50 000 more pilots received civilian permits in the last year as licensed planes rose from 21 893 to 36 583. Registered civilian pilots total around 182 000, up from 132 432 at the start of 1945. In 1939 only 31 264 held certificates.
SAN FRANCISCO Belle the plump old gray mare who lured over 2 000 mules from box cars to corrals during the war was turned out to pasture with a well done from port of embarkation officials. Col. George J. Rife, head of the port animal depot, said Belle gave her bit for victory, though he doubted if it was Belle or the bell on her that did the trick.
Fremont Ohio Szgt M F Baier arrived to start army recruiting but could not secure a room. He met 18 year old West Virginian Jack Horner and persuaded him to join the army, then rented Horner’s room for lodging and recruitment work.
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