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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1948
Page
12
A damaged OCR suggests a Friday issue entry for Clare Michigan with act March 3 1879 and pricing lines for subscriptions. It mentions probate notices and asks readers to request Judge Bates to have printing done by The Sentinel.
Miss Dorothy Louise Ladd daughter of Mrs C V Dyer of Lansing and Clarence Ladd of Harrison married Robert H Holden son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Holden in a double ring ceremony at Church of the Resurrection Lansing Monsignor Gabriel officiated. The bride wore white Palm Beach and carried a white satin prayer oak with pink rosebuds and satin streamers. Attendants Mr and Mrs John K Lynch wore navy blue. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's mother home at 11:00 with tiered cake centerpiece. Relatives included Mr and Mrs Don Seelinger Mr and Mrs Leslie Ford and Mr and Mrs Eddie Gates.
The City Library announces new hours: Thursdays 2 to 4 am and 7 to 9:08 pm, with Saturday hours 2 to 5 pm. The changes affect afternoon and evening access, aligning service times to visitor needs.
Ladies of the Congregational church sponsor a bazaar and bake sale at the old Hardware building on Saturday July 3. Watch for announcements.
Mrs Charles Kuehn hosted a birthday dinner for her husband with Mr and Mrs Clarence Kuehn and Craig in attendance. Marion Roth and son Donald dined with her parents to honor her father Richard Macartney's birthday. Wall ace Peckinpaugh entertained guests including Tim Graves Gale Brooks Lindy Dowland at a pre Father’s Day dinner. Chas Lee hosted Roy Pangman and son Myron Clayton Lee Nancy and Harry Lee for Mrs Lee’s birthday. Leonore Hughes hosted a bridge club with Thora Morrison winning high. About forty guests celebrated Mrs James Yoder’s birthday at their new home with out of town visitors Morrell Clute, Francis Thomas, Rex Clute and Mr Horn. dancing and refreshments followed.
A son weighing nine and a half pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eaton on June 22 and will be named Michael Lee. The item also lists numerous visits and social gatherings across Harrison and nearby towns during a busy period, including family visits, weddings, dinners, and trips by residents and relatives.
Harrison churches list schedules for Congregational United, Latter Day Saints and Catholic parishes. Congregational services at 10 and 11, Latter Day Saints 10:30 and 11:15, Catholic Mass at 8 and 10:30 with confessions before Mass, United Brethren evening and midweek prayer.
Reverend Clinton Hilton leads Sunday School at 10 00 a m with Mrs Harold Yost. church services follow at 11 15 a m A 1 30 p m Dam Byening Services are listed and special Wednesday evening services at 7 30 with a Young People meeting each Monday evening.
After the regular meeting of Harrison Chapter O F T held Monday, a summer recess will extend through July and August. Mr and Mrs Delbert Horn of Toledo Ohio arrived Wednesday for a few days vacation at their Budd Lake cottage, continuing on to Page Three.
A Grant area residence owned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dora burned Tuesday morning June 22 about 9:30. Officials say the blaze was probably caused by an oil stove explosion. A correction notes a family trip to Muskegon and summer visit plans for relatives.
State Farm lowers automobile insurance rates. for details call J Archambault in Clare Michigan at 271 Haas Site.
An OCR fragment notes business activity for Bob's Sales and Service located in Clare, serving customers from De Soto and Plymouth. No further details are available in the readable text.
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