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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1950
Page
12
Issued every Friday the Sentinel lists postal handling details and rates for Michigan and civilian subscriptions. The notice requests readers to ask Judge Bates to have probate notices printed by the Sentinel.
Miss Iva Arleen Abbott daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Abbott of Lake George and Bill H Blake son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Blake of Temple exchanged marriage vows Friday evening at the Congregational Church in Harrison. Rev Henry Butler Fairman officiated. The couple will reside at the Rose Cottage on Cherry Street.
The Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship gathered at Mrs Marion Amble’s home the previous Wednesday evening with two attendees. President Rhode Gibson opened with devotions, pledging a Detroit Plymouth Church charity contribution and inviting the Young Women’s Fellowship to August’s picnic. Hazel Atwood spoke on China with Marion Ambie accompanying The group served refreshments after adjournment and announced a Saturday cafeteria supper profit of 51.70 from 124 meals served 5 to 7 pm.
First Congregational Church Harrison announces church school at 10 06 A M and worship service at 11 00 A M led by Rev Henry Butler Fairman with John C Young assisting on Sept 11.
St. Athanasius Fr J.1 Scuba conducts Masses at 3:00 and 10:30 a.m. each Sunday with confessions before 8:00 a.m. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at Harrison lists Elder David H. Bailey as pastor with Sunday School at 10:30 and preaching at 11:15 a.m. No evening service. United Brethren Church Harrison Mission led by Gerald Brady with Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship at 8:00 with Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Mrs. Harold Yost superintendent. Church services 14:16 a.m. and evening services at 7:36. Special services Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Young people service Sunday at 7:0. Rev Howard Pratt is pastor.
Connie Heintz three years old was bitten on the nose by a dog at her grandparents farm home in Mann Siding. The dog, usually gentle, bit as she passed, three stitches were needed at Dr. C. B. Wood in Mt. Pleasant before she returned home to recover.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Roth were guests of honor at a Wednesday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs James Schneider for the Roths eighth wedding anniversary. Ira Trowbridge hosted a birthday dinner Saturday for their son Wayne with Beverly Richard White Howard White of Midland and Harry Calkins as guests. Valera Ferguson held a Friday bridge gathering with Martha Sullivan high Leanore Hughes second Florence Hoffman low and O DAlle McKenna traveling. refreshments and a social hour followed.
Mrs. Leslie Gardner hosted eleven youngsters for Lanora Gardner's eleventh birthday with games swimming and contests. Refreshments included jello birthday cake and Kool-Aid as Lanora received many nice gifts.
The Clare Country Club ladies won the Ithaca tournament with Lucille Haley posting a 44 and Leota Murton the low social score. Central Michigan golfers attend the St Johns meet this week as Clare women enter multiple tournaments. Community Club plans a Saturday picnic at Wilson State Park with Chag Foreman inviting newcomers.
Multiple家庭 and friends from Gladwin Flint Detroit Clare Breckenridge and Saginaw visited relatives and attended events. Notables include Katheryn Schneider visiting from Phoenix and Bert Lloyd funeral in Clare with Hendersons and Bucholzs hosting relatives across Michigan.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture notes that fried turkey could grow in popularity, potentially reaching levels similar to fried chicken as a favored dish.
A snake charmer’s music moves snakes through movement, not sound. Snakes lack external ears and cannot hear air vibrations. They respond to the charmer’s sway and rhythm rather than music.
Gilmore Center in Gilmore Ghurgh hosts Bong service and devotion at 10700 with Bible School and Young People meetings. Visitors include Doyle Cotter and wife from Coffeeville with family, plus Claud Wendell and Flint guests at Richard Field home. Mrs Lola Graham recovering after surgery. Bruce Gamble from Lansing visits. Alma Perry and James Stanley visit Ed Gamble and W R Jarman after church. 20 guests at Isaac Shaner home including Ban Agle and Love families from Mt. Pleasant and Jesse Shaner family from Rosebush.
Attendees at Mrs. Donald Seymour's house warming last Thursday evening enjoyed the gathering.
The remains of Gargantua have reached Yale's Peabody Museum from Johns Hopkins after autopsy in Miami. The mounted skeleton will not be on display until spring as staff prepare and clean bones, remove marrow and oils, then wire and mount the skeleton for exhibition.
A new museum exhibit around Gargantua will include photos and educational materials on ape habits and jungle life. Professor Dunbar says Gargantua draws unprecedented public interest with many inquiries about exhibition timing.
African mahogany logs reach up to 36 feet in length and 3 to 5 feet in thickness, providing long wide cuttings. Fresh wood appears pale salmon pink, fading to pale golden brown after exposure, with a milder texture and larger pores than other mahoganies. Figures vary from straight lines to mottled crotch and swirl patterns.
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