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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1949
Page
12
The document lists mailing and notice rates for Michigan and outside civilians, with per line charges for notices cards resolutions poetry and liners. It mentions post office entry in Clare and billing terms with penalties if not paid by month end. It urges probate notice printing be done by The Sentinel per Judge Bates.
In Harrison the city and ward caucuses last Monday selected nominees for the April 4 election. City offices include Mayor Francis McKenna, City Clerk Robert Burns, City Treasurer Hilda Bringman, Justice of the Peace Armand Hagen, and a City Committee slate of M. Budcholz, Charles Amble, and P. K. Hoffman. First Ward candidates are Supervisor Marvin Heintz, Alderman Leroy Bowerman, Constable Cecil Phillips, with Ward Committee Ira Trowbridge Himer Atkinson and Paul Hoffman. Second Ward nominees are Supervisor Robert Neely, Alderman James Schneider, Constable Harry Kantner, and Ward Committee William Hibbard, Omar Austin and Nick Allen. Third Ward nominees are Supervisor Ralph Haton, Alderman Fred Wood, Constable Neil Kinne, and Ward Committee Marion Roth, E. WM. Bucholz and Francis McKenna.
Mr and Mrs George Muthos were Saturday evening visitors to Mr and Mrs Ben Carpenter. Mr and Mrs Norman Knight of Gladwin and Mr and Mrs Carl Knight called Tuesday on their son Walter Knight and family.
A local notice announces Clare's Automatic Laundry expected to open soon. The feature highlights new services and the planned launch timeline for residents seeking quick, self service or drop off laundry options.
Obituary notes the death of Jesse Allen longtime publisher in Greenwood township died March 17 survived by eight children including Mrs. Fred Wood Mrs. Earl Mavis of Harrison and Roy Duane and Wallace Allen. Funeral at Congregational Church with Rev. Brady and Rev. Pratt and burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Many relatives from multiple towns attended.
The Mirilla Sewing Circle will meet Friday March 25 at 2:00 PM at Mrs Florence Lees home instead of the Newell residence.
Ford dealer Dan McDonald invites owners to try a budget plan for motor and transmission work with no down payment required. Drive carefully because the life you save may be your own.
Harrison Chapter OBE 8 met for its monthly session with 36 members present. Marie Roth presided. Rosalie Kinne was elected and installed as associate conductress to fill a vacancy caused by Eunice Watters illness. Initiation planned for March 29 and Gavel Night March 30 at Gladwin in honor of Grand Matron Greta Manten. Friends Night April 26 to honor past matrons and patrons. Card party March 18 sponsored by C B S drew 15 tables. prizes awarded to pedro Lucilla Gardner Marian Light cribbage Whilden Hughes Charley Blake bridge Louise Behrend Eloise Balmer pinochle Geo Munroe Bill Smith. Lunch committee named Lou Hampton Ida Stanley Bertha Lydel Olive Pifer.
Mrs J W Rinehart and a bus of 37 Harrison girls attended Midland High School's Play Day sponsored by the Olympic Club. Harrison teams defeated Bay City 32 to 6, Ithaca 27 to 8, and Midland 23 to 9, with two games on the floor and a sports movie shown afterward.
Community building at Lake George Baptist Church with Sunday School 2:00 PM and preaching 3:00 PM. weekly church events and prayer meetings listed. Local residents and visitors, including trips to Detroit and Alma, are mentioned along with several social visits and family gatherings in the Lake George area. The report notes a fatal car crash in Alabama affecting Emma Dietrich, a summer resident.
Fabrics house Davys showcases no dye lot colorways for socks and sportswear. New colorways titled Sock Aqua tones and Saxa hues appeal to knitters and designers seeking ready made palettes.
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