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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
7
Classified notice text appears, detailing publication frequency Friday issues, mailing at Clare, subscription rates Michigan general and Armed Forces, display ad rates by line, heading surcharge, obituary notices, card of thanks, and requests for probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel per Judge Bates.
The Harrison Study Club will meet in the English room at the high school on Tuesday evening March 5. The program includes The Par Hast Draws Near and China, and officers will be elected. The Vaux Auxiliary held a meeting with thirty two members and initiated three new candidates Yvonne Amble Jennie Amble and Ethel Lyons.
Zenobia Chapter OFS held Friends Night in Clare on Thursday evening with officers E M Bucholz Worthy Patron Marie Roth Associate Conductress Rhoda Gibson Marshall Clara Belle Harper Esther and Edna Bruce Warder plus attendees Worthy Matron Edith Buchholz Hilda Bringman fluth Jones Clara Davis Rena Roth Carolyn Beam Leota Green Flavia Schaaf and Adam Hochstetler Gertrude Gardiner of Harrison Chapter joined. Initiation for Friday March 1 at 8:00 PM at the Chapter rooms is planned.
A long list of Sunday through Monday visits, guest speakers and weekend trips features residents from Gladwin, Clare, Midland, Cadillac and Mason. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Ted Butcher, Mrs. Ruth Robinson, Sharon, Dean Buchola, Yost family, Cook family, and many others visiting relatives, attending dinners, and taking trips to Detroit Reed City and Harbor Beach.
Sgt Kenneth Lautzenheiser and Miss Rowena McAlzy of Lansing visited his aunt Mrs Myrtle Miller and family on Saturday after his discharge from the Army.
Pte J Griffin arrives with 30 day leave from Fort Bragg to his parents Mr and Mrs Chester Griffin. He recently graduated from a quartermaster corps school for bakers and cooks at Fort Benning on January 14. His brothers Harold and Roy and sister Dorothy join the family to celebrate their mother's birthday Monday.
Bettie Higgins, senior and class president, was crowned carnival queen at Harrison High School's event. She is an honor student with broad popularity among students and teachers, daughter of Lena Higgins and the late Frank Higgins, and a Harrison native.
The item lists a series of birthday celebrations hosted by local families. Wallace Peckinpaugh, Nick Pfannes, Ted Butcher, Budge, Pedro games, Euchre, and Pedro are noted, with guests including the Bentons, Pfannes, Eaton, Hecker, Sharp, Hoskey, Johnson, Barclay, Koch, Woods, and other neighbors. Refreshments and party favors accompany each gathering.
Mrs Elizabeth Ladd receives a detailed 1945 letter from Marie Beemer Bailey describing life in Alaska at Old Harbor on Kodiak Island. She covers weather, fishing and hunting, food supply and bake goods, native activities including a Kodiak bear sighting, and the ease of obtaining groceries with no rationing.
The Harrison Churches Congregational Church invites all for Sunday School at 10 00 a m led by Peter Oman and church services at 11 00 a m led by Pastor Harold Watson.
Catholic Church St Athanasius pastor Rev Chas D Brophy holds services on the first and third Sundays at 10 30 am and the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 9 am. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Harrison Michigan Elder Hubert Beavers pastor services 10 30 am Sunday School 11 15 am Edmond Dunham September Evening Services 8 pm. United Brethren Harrison Mission pastor C Clapp services Sunday School 10 am preaching 11 am evening 8 pm prayer meeting nightly at 8 pm.
Rev Clinton Hilton pastor leads 10:00 a m Sunday School and 11:15 a m church services Mrs Harold Yost participates Sept 11 15 m 7:30 evening services Special services Wednesday at 7:30 Young People's meeting every Monday evening
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