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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
5
The notice outlines mailing and display rates for Michigan and other points, line charges for locals and fillers, heading fees, and per line rates for cards of thanks and obituaries. It asks readers to request Judge Bates to arrange probate notice printing by The Sentinel.
A long list of visits, travels, and family events across Harrison Michigan and nearby towns. Residents including the Kress, Cole, Merrill, McKenna, Amble, Hampton, and many others host, travel, or join relatives in Mt Pleasant Flint Saginaw Clare and Bay City with Father’s Day gatherings and cottage stays noted.
On Thursday evening the Harrison Study Club held its annual picnic in the Congregational Church parlors. Committee members were Marie Roth Marie Skinner Fern Keller Roberta Roth and Thora Morrison. The table featured iris centerpieces with yellow streamers and jello and cake filled the menu. Past presidents drew yellow streamers read verses and opened small gifts while Mrs Pearl Clute gave two readings. Community singing followed and Fern Keller led light contests. The gathering was called a very jolly picnic.
The P. D. Gibson family held a Sunday picnic dinner at Arnald Lake inviting guests of each member. Guests included Anna Joes, Jean Rothney, Rosalie Kinne, Pat Merrill, Charles Purdue, and others while swimming and socializing preceded a satisfying meal. Mrs. Murphy hosted her Sunday School class with six perfect attenders Diana Wilson Josephine Burns Janet Gleason Donna Trowbridge Laura Skinner and Doris Trowbridge. Virginia Bush celebrated her sixth birthday with fourteen friends featuring games gifts and a lawn lunch.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational church held their June gathering in the church parlors with Bertha Hughes Olive Pifer and Edith Sly hosting. President Mrs Miles Darling conducted business before a lunch, and a potluck dinner was planned for July. Eleven children celebrated Donald Lee Ferguson's seventh birthday with games a park outing and gifts.
Elder David Bailey pastor Ghureh leads Sunday School 11 16 a m Oriole and Bluebird groups meet 7 30 p m Evening services at 8 p m Listed church times and groups for the local congregation.
Pastor Rev. George E Hughes leads Bible School at 10:00 a.m with Paul Di Gibson as superintendent. Church services begin at 11:50 a.m and 6:00 p.m with Junior and Senior Endeavor activities.
Ernest Burke serves as pastor with Sunday School at 10:00 and Worship Service at 11:00. Clara Smith is superintendent. Evening services begin at 8:00 and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00.
Clinton Hilton pastors a Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Russell Cook leads church services at 11:15 a.m. and evening services at 8:00 p.m. Special services are set for Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. A Young People’s meeting occurs Friday evenings.
Residents and relatives listed as visitors and guests in Vernon City and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs. Vincent Heiser in Chesaning, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hills, Mr. and Mrs. William Hack in Vanderbilt, and numerous other family guests in Fern Siel Mann Siding Rosebush and Vernon. The items note weekend stays, dinners, and a few medical procedures at the Northway Clinic.
Temple Jack Legg of Corpus Christi Mississippi spends his furlough with parents at Pure Oil Camp. Mrs. Roy Meyers visited Mrs. Hugh Bgts and Mrs. Walter Day. Lewis Kohn joins Pure Oil Co. and began work. Mayd Chamberlain and Deane with Roy Myers group visited Coleman ranch in Winterfield and John Balls in Marion. One of the worst wind storms of the season hit the area Monday evening.
Ten percent of income is urged to fund war bonds to back planes and tanks for victory over Hitler and the Axis. The appeal stresses national effort and financial support to speed defeat.
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