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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1943
Page
5
Rates for mail and advertising are listed with weekly Friday issues at Clare and Mahieste, including per year and per copy charges. The notice asks readers to request Judge Bates to have probate notices printed by THE SENTINEL.
Harrison residents exchange visits with families in Gladwin Clare and Lansing with outings to Mt Pleasant and a tournament. The Harrison High School band prepares a spring concert and the Senior class rehearses a play Mama s Baby Boy. Emily Shaw residence purchased by the Omans and Mrs Cora Quinn passes away in Birmingham with interment in Maple Grove Cemetery.
Church notices list Latter Day Saints services with Elder David Bailey and Congregational Church details led by Rev. George E Hughes. Sunday School at 11:15 or 10:00 a.m. Bible school and youth groups schedule appears with evening services at 8:00 p.m.
The Harrison Mission of United Brethren Church announces Sunday School at 10:00, worship service at 11:00, and evening service at 8:00 p.m. Clara Smith is superintendent. A prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 8:00 p.m.
Clinton Hilton pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m. Russell Cook preaches at 11:16 a m. Church services at 8:00 p m with special Wednesday evening prayer at 8:00. Young People's meeting every Friday evening.
A buyer has purchased the Fred Schuett home and will take possession once Mr and Mrs Schuett relocate to their farm near Marion.
Mr and Mrs B M Bucholz and Mr and Mrs Wayne Tennant hosted guests at Skinner home for Bucholz and Skinner anniversaries. Bridge winners included Mrs Bucholz and Mr Smith with Tennant taking traveling prize. Skinners and Bucholzes marked twenty two years married. Leota Yangery hosted a bridge night with Thora Morrison Roberta Roth and Martha Sullivan winning prizes.
Vernon City residents report several community movements and visits this week. Mrs. Fred Irwin of Southwest Vernon plans two days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolen and Mr. Boivin and daughter Patsy as they relocate to St. Charles with Mr. Boivin set to work in a defense plant at Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant and daughter Marjory visited Mrs. Roy Walters and family. Mrs. Violet Sunday of Brown Corners called on Mrs. Carrie Perverse. Bonnie Johnson and Mrs. Don Shively of Rosebush visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva White. Frank Pringle, working in a Detroit defense plant, stayed Saturday night to tend to their Vernon home and see Mrs. Margaret Briggs. Carl Spicer of Arthur was guest Friday night of his sister and her husband, the Warr en Heisers. Edward Mussell and family shared Sunday evening dinner.
Guests mingled with families across Vernon Clare Mt. Pleasant and Farwell last week. Ed Price and daughter Betty hosted with others including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolen in Vernon and Mrs. Wilbur Ireland in Clare. Elia Sherman and Alice joined Margaret Farnell moving to a farm. Sthel Rawson of Farwell and Gene Brasington of Ocala Florida visited Melvin Brasington and Don Swindlehurst families in Mt. Pleasant late week.
The troop enjoyed a sunny hike led by Assistant Scout Master Stanley Parish. Six scouts earned Tenderfoot badges in a candlelight ceremony. A new Scout joined, replacing two in workload, and Jimmy Bicknell will speak on his hobby at next meetings.
Scout notes welcome Benny McKnight and report on patrols selling floor wax. Hampton persuades buyers it is a commercial product. Senior Patrol Leader Burdo's wildlife pictures advance and will be kept in the Scout library. Capt Midnight, radio star turned farmer, will be featured next week. Various local visits and gatherings with Myers, Mallinger, Winn, Densmore families noted. Fourth graders study maps and junior red cross projects underway.
Mr and Mrs Join Hartman left Wednesday to accompany Dale Hartman to Pontiac where he joined the forces. They returned Sunday morning. Mrs Charles Ott and Hirma visited Mrs Robert Garter Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Joke Albertson and daughters of Lansing visited at the...
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