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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
9
Feighner and Parish publishers report bungled copies and incorrect rates for Michigan and armed forces notices. The note asks readers and local officials to request Judge Bates to have the Sentinel print probate notices, urging accuracy and timely publication.
St. Athanasius Catholic Church hosts Easter Mass with Fr. Brophy presiding at 9:00 a.m. A solemn procession, benediction, six altar boys, and confessions at 2:00 p.m. precede the service. Hostesses for the evening include Lucina Hampton and Elaine Clapp.
Fifty members attended a chicken supper in Harrison hosted by V E W Post 1075 in honor of the auxiliary. Gladys Amble presided at a business meeting as five new members were initiated and new officers were elected: Caroline Beam president Hazel Reigle senior vice president Oleta Pacholka junior vice president Janice Haton treasurer Ruth Keysor chaplain Helen Sharp conductress Marie Skinner trustee Maude Norman. Secretary and Color Bearers to be appointed by the incoming president.
James D'Aray, Harrison realtor, will be guest speaker at the Harrison Ltudy Club April meeting at the Congregational Church parlors. He will review three current books, Harth and High Heaven, Victoria Grandolet, and A Rising Wind, sharing insights from extensive travels and discussions with author Walter White.
Community notes list numerous weekly visits and calls among Harrison residents. Francis Kinne plans to enter service April 2 while families from Clare Gladwin and Lansing gather for weekend and Sunday visits. Mary Louise Sheaffer joined WAC last August and Cadet Nurse June Bruce visited Lansing and Sparrows Hospital.
The Bible class meets at the church parlor on Thursday April 5 for a potluck lunch with hosts Mrs. Henry Ott and Mrs. Ira Trowbridge. Eloise Balmer hosts a bridge evening with two tables. Jane Henderson wins high and Marie Skinner travels. Janet Rae Glover wed Lawrence Claude Lang at Midland Presbyterian with reception. Clyde Pifer hosts a family dinner for son John entering service. Ida Hibbard Fund drive draws large crowd at O E S hall with pedro and bridge, prizes to Pifer and Harper. net gains exceed $100.
Thirty seven relatives and friends gathered at the Haton home on Thursday evening for a beaver supper in honor of Set T/4 Howard Eaton. Guests included his wife and son and several Haton Archainbault Hecker Beavers and Creager families.
The March Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational church met at Josephine Henderson’s home with twenty five attendees. They voted to donate ten dollars to the Red Cross and ten dollars for a new church flag, then spent the evening sewing quilt blocks for the Red Cross. Hostesses served refreshments. The Home and Garden Division of the Study Club met at Lulu Murphy’s with eight members and two guests. They voted to continue the Zinnia program and gave five dollars to the Red Cross. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Murphy and Mrs Weatherhead. The next meeting is set for April 26 at Mrs Ruby Seegerlund’s home with Marie Skinner assisting. Additional Harrison News On Page Three.
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