Weeky Post Office at Clare Listed as Second Class
An official notice records that the Clare post office is entered as second class matter under the act of March 1879, with publication on Fridays.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1950
Page
12
An official notice records that the Clare post office is entered as second class matter under the act of March 1879, with publication on Fridays.
Gladys Marie Mitchell of Harrison Michigan born July 14 1901 passed away February 19 1950 at age 48 7 5. She taught at Frost township school and married Cashus Bailey July 20 1919 later mother of ten. Funeral services at the Latter Day Saints church with burial at Pleasant Plains Cemetery. The notice lists numerous relatives and attendees from Flint Clarkston Beaverton and Roscommon areas.
The Homé Extension group met at Mrs Pauline Bughes home for a second sloyée lesson. The Home and Garden Club hosted 17 members and a visitor at Mrs Bertha Lydels home with Mrs Gertrude Cates Miss Jinny Darling and Mrs Jud Weller serving refreshments. Mrs Martha Sullivan hosted two bridge tables with Thora Morrison high, Waiera Ferguson second, Marie Ceyzewsski traveling prize, and post play refreshments by Ricky Hagen family. Birthday party for nine year old Ricky Hagen at home featured games and cakes. Mrs Dorothy Slaybaugh and Miss LaVerna King honored former mother Mrs Chester Griffin with a birthday party, guests including Mrs Leo Cooper Mrs Hazel Beigle Mrs Fern Rose and others enjoyed cards and cakes.
Russ Budd son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Budd a member of Horace Heidt Musical Knights visited his parents as the troupe performed in Lansing Saginaw Grand Rapids Detroit and more The Budd family joined him at several stops and plan a three week Europe engagement entertaining U S servicemen after April 17 Harris onites express pride in his achievements over the past year
The Mirilla Sewing Circle met at Carolyn Beam's home Friday afternoon. Ladies worked on a quilt top to be quilted with refreshments served.
Dozens of Harrison residents and guests from Flint Bay City Saginaw and Mt Pleasant visited relatives and friends Sunday and over the weekend. Many callers followed church events and funerals with gatherings at homes and dinners.
The report notes total oilseed production in 1049 rose to a record level led by eight major varieties. Data highlights indicate strong yields across leading oilseed crops and a broad contribution from top producers.
Third grade notes cover new multiplication, student absences for sore throat, missing glasses, and a class letter from Loretta Cohoon in Detroit and St. Augustine Florida. Highlights include a Valentine party, a substitute teacher, a Mt. Pleasant basketball game vs Coleman Comets, sympathies to Cash Bailey, and Russ Budd’s Horace Heid show appearance.
After the Beaverton and Harrison basketball game seniors gather for a class night with the Philco radio prize awarded to Bob Stanfield. The French class has sent letters to France and expects benefits from the correspondences. Seniors in economics prep for another standardized test on Tuesday.
Rev. Henry Butler Fairman will preach at 11:00 A. M. with John C. Young leading the morning program and a 10:00 A. M. church school. The sermon title is Are We Taking God's Best.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at Harrison Michigan announces Sunday Sunday School at 10 20 a m and preaching at 11 15 a m with no evening service. Elder David H Bailey is pastor.
Fr J I Stuba leads St Athanasius with masses at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. Confessions before 8:00 a.m. Mass.
Pastor Howard Pratt leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Mrs Harold Yost superintendent. Morning church service at 10:15 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Special Wednesday evening service at 7:30. Young People's service Sunday evening at 7:00. All welcome to attend.
United Brethren Church announces Gerald Brady Panter Sunday School at 10:00. Morning worship at 11:06. Evening worship at 8:00. Thursday evening meeting at 8:00.
Mrs Bertha Burke writes of warm Texas sunshine enjoying outdoor scenes at her son’s home. She notes arriving by bus at 6 30 January 21 meeting family, green grass and cattle, no fire heat, door open. She says they are glad to receive The Sentinel.
Nine members of the Northwest Vernon Home Extension Group met at Mrs. Evert Cook's home on February 17 at 1 00 p m After the business meeting two lessons on Colors and Color in the Home were given by Mrs Evert Cook and Mrs Merle Samborn The hostess served refreshments reported by Mrs Wh Hendrie
A compact public safety message urging careful driving to protect lives, emphasizing personal responsibility behind the wheel. The slogan underscores the potential consequences of reckless behavior for the driver and others on the road.
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