Local birthdays and gatherings mark a community week
Virginia and Joanann Perry celebrated birthdays with dinner guests Kay Clare and Avis Murdoch. A silver wedding in Saginaw drew Carl Seiter and others. July and August will feature monthly birthday luncheons with Psalm 19 sung at adjournment. A large turnout honored Robert Archambault Sr. for Father's Day with a pot luck dinner and social hours.
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Virginia
Joanann Perry
Haying
Kay Clare
Avis Murdoch
The Clare Sentinel Feighner and Parish Editorial
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Harrison Study Club Meet Discusses Furniture Origins and City Flower Plan
The Harrison Home and Garden Division met June 12 at Mrs. B. F. Hampton's home with a small attendance. Mrs. Ben Carpenter presented on furniture history and styles while Mrs. William Hibbard led the business session reporting progress on city flower beds and beautification efforts.
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Harrison Study Club
B. F. Hampton
Ben Carpenter
William Hibbard
Harrison
Hughes Brothers
Harrison Cleaners Moves to New Building Near Houghton Lake
The Harrison Cleaners establishment will relocate this month from Harrison to a modern building between Houghton Lake and Prudenville near the Pines Theater. Olive Hallett will continue delivery and pickup duties, and William Burns will move to Houghton Lake to maintain employment with the business.
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Harrison Cleaners
Houghton Lake
Harrison
Prudenville
Pines Theater
Olive Hallett
William Burns
Stimpson
Church Schedules and Pastors Map Local Faith Lineups
Church news lists several congregations with pastors and weekly times. Latter Day Saints led by Elder David Bailey. Highway Tabernacle led by Clinton Hilton. United Brethren led by E Drummond. Congregational led by Rev H E Philo. Sunday School and evening services noted for each church. Special Wednesday services listed for some.
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David Bailey
Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Lloyd Wilson
United Brethern Church
Harrison Mission EE
E. Drummond
Clara Smith
Congregational
H. E. Philo
Chas. van Blarcom
Women’s Society of Christian Service Picnic Held at Hight Point
The Women’s Society of Christian Service held its annual picnic Wednesday at the Donald Holbrook cottage on Hight Point Lake with a pot luck dinner. Afterward Mrs. John Empey led a brief business session on the lawn and the group voted a donation to the Salvation Army Fund. Devotions were given by Mrs. Ernest Chafee. this was the last meeting of the year until fall with new officers.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Donald Holbrook
Hight Point Lake
John Empey
Salvation Army Fund
Ernest Chafee
Mildred Harwood and Gordon E. Collins Wed Last April
Mr and Mrs C C Harwood announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Gordon E Collins son of Rev and Mrs Earl F Collins of St Johns at their Hast Towns home on Saturday April 26 at 3 00 PM The bride wore a sister Miss Betty Harwood acted as bridesmaid Phillip McIntyre best man Rev Collins performed the ceremony A reception for immediate families followed The couple will spend summer in East Lansing with Collins attending summer school and plan to live in Whittemore where he will be high school principal Mrs Collins has taught in the Clare Public School for three years and friends extend congratulations.
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C. C. Harwood
Mildred
Gordon E. Collins
Earl F. Collins
St. Johns
Hast Towns
Betty Harwood
Phillip McIntyre
Greenvile
Rev. Collins
King's Daughters Plan Reception for Pastor and Wife
Mrs. Minnie Brown hosted the Baptist King's Daughters Society gathering with Rev. Floyd Galusha as guest speaker on missions in Africa under Mid Missions. The group voted to support Latin American and other mission funds and planned a June 27 reception at the Baptist Church with committees named for arrangements.
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Minnie Brown
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Floyd Galusha
Arica
Mid Missions
Michawokee
Indiana
Hawkins
Latin American Mission Fund
Galusha
John
Robert Ryan
Baptist Church
Congregational Ladies Guild Hosts Annual Picnic at Budd Lake
The Congregational Ladies Guild held its annual picnic on Wednesday at Budd Lake. A pot luck dinner was followed by social time and a short business meeting led by president Mrs. Stuart Bicknell. Members are urged to attend church for the next big picnic at the Bicknell home.
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Congregational Ladies Guild
Budd Lake
Stuart Bicknell
Miss Erma Comstock and Phillip Stone Wed in Clare
Miss Erma Comstock and Phillip Stone of Ithaca wed Friday evening at the Clare Methodist parsonage. They exchanged vows before Dry. John Hall with attendants Miss Margaret Stone and Wayne Comstock. The couple will reside in Ithaca.
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Erma Comstock
Phillip Stone
Ithaca
Clare
Clare Methodist Parsonage
John Hall
Margaret Stone
Wayne Comstock
Rebekahs Meet Tuesday in Clara Lodge Hall
High school age members of the Clara Re bekah Lodge met in their hall Tuesday evening with Mrs Effie Harvey Noble Grand presiding. They voted to donate to the Salvation Army Fund and heard a report on the ice cream social held last week. The degree staff led by Mrs Elizabeth McIntosh initiated Mrs Margaret Briggs. Memorial Day services planned for Sunday June 22 at the hall were discussed and families and friends were urged to attend. After the session, homemade ice cream and cake were served.
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Rebekahs
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Effie Harvey
Noble Grand
Salvation Army Fund
Elizabeth McIntosh
Margaret Briggs
National Defense Classes Adopt Revised Schedule in Clare
The National Youth Administration with Vocational Education and Clare Board of Education offers defense training at the Clare Travel Coach Company. Classes drop to one day a week on Mondays from 8 00 to 4 30, covering General Metal Auto Mechanics and General Building trades.
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National Youth Administration
Vocational Education Department
Clare Board of Education
National Defense
Clare Travel Coach Company
West Us-10
Clare
Clare-Osceola National Youth Administration
George R. Bookwalter
Farwell
Lake
Lake George
Temple
Harrison
High School Graduates May Become Enlisted Army Pilots
The War Department and Major General C. H. Bonesteel announce that high school graduates can enlist to train as Army pilots starting after July 1. They will be paid during training, fly Army airplanes, and, upon qualification, become enlisted pilots and noncommissioned officers. Potential sergeant ranks and pay are under consideration.
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United States Army Air Corps
C. H. Bonesteel
Sixth Corps
War Department
Washington
Bonesteel
United States Army
Banastee
Army Air Corps Grants Cadet Pay And Benefits
The Army Air Corps adopts a uniform pay scale with Navy and Marine Corps for aviation cadets. President Roosevelt signed the act enabling the change and benefiting cadets with a $150 uniform allowance after training and commissioning as Second Lieutenant. The government will also pay $10,000 life insurance premiums for cadets, with pilots later paying premiums themselves. Up to 20 percent of pilots may be promoted from the ranks to non commissioned officers.
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Army Air Corps
Bonesteel
Army
U. S. Navy
U. S. Marine Corps
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Army Air Corps Reserve
Navy
Marine Corps
Women Dominate Bridge Market and Teaching
A survey found women buy 85 percent of bridge books and compose about 97 percent of the 4000 bridge teachers. About 90 percent of pupils are women, while the top players remain predominantly men, a mystery in the field.
Mothers Seen as Best Teachers by Some Authorities
A writer argues that women who have raised children are among the best educators. The claim rests on observations about daily guidance at home and informal learning in family life.
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Carl Seiter
Hol. Mussell
Sally Poet
Herbert McDonald
Saginaw
Joe Hunter
Beaverton
C. A. Perry
George Morton
Leland Green
Leland
Twin Elms
Percy Stough
Lake Station
Irwin Zinser
I. M. Ankrum
Frank Murdoch
Will Hawkins
John Stoll
Barnes Cafe
Nila Struble
H. T. Ruark
Louise Morrison
Jay Hendrie
Stoll
Robert Archambault
Jennings Archambault
Mike Archambault
Dorothy
Detroit
Leo Hamilton
Caro
John Archambault
Cadillac
Freeman Mitchell
Robert Archambault, Jr
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Latter May Saints Church
Charles Bailey Farm
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Mildred Harwood
King’s Daughters
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