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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1944

Page

5

Feighner and Parish Publishers Rates Notice

Publication fee details for The Sentinel issued weekly from Glare Michigan and mailed rates listed. Rates include $1.50 yearly to Michigan points and $2.00 yearly to other U S locations. Single copies 5 cents. Display ads liners locals ten cents per line. Cards of Thanks twenty five cents per ten lines. Probate notices encouraged to be printed by The Sentinel via Judge Bates.

Michigan 0. S the Sentinel Bates THE Sentinel

Probation Release for Harrison Man After DDP Sentence

Harrison resident Lynn Meeker, released early from a ninety day drunk and disorderly sentence, will serve ninety days on strict probation to support his family. The item also lists numerous local visits, travels, and social notices about residents and family movements in Coleman and surrounding towns.

Lynn Meeker Coleman

Clare county social notes span kin and visitors

Rows of visits and hosting fill a Clare county page. Helen receives her cap at Harper's Hospital while relatives and friends in Perry, Mt. Pleasant, Wayne, Lansing, and surrounding townships plan dinners, card parties, and moving arrangements across a week end.

Social Evening Gatherings In Clare Highlight Bridge and Charity

Mrs. Ivah Emery hosted a Masonic dinner in Clare with Mr and Mrs Charles Amble and Miss Ann Wellington as guests who spent the evening playing bridge. Bridge club events, traveling prizes, and high scores were noted among local residents including Marie Skinner, Jane Henderson, and Martha Sullivan. The Wesley Skinner family celebrated a birthday with a show trip and refreshments at home. The Congregational Church Ladies Auxiliary met in March with ten members present due to ice, voting ten dollars to the Red Cross War Fund, hosted by Mrs. Rhoda Gibson and others.

W. H. Kennedy Lansing F. M. Myers Harry Merrill Saginaw Wm. Hay Arthur Township John Merrill Harry Allen Henderson Allen William Hendersons William Hibbards Henderson Camp Barkeley Texas Chicago Plavia Schaaf Francis McKenna A. I. Lucas West Branch Wayne Sidward Janine Winslow Mariam Reigle Ann Arbor Gerald Reigle Gertrude Gardiner Leota van Every Hugh IF. Harvey Alma John Wemmis Bert Lydel Anna Weeks Shepherd Bobby Burns Robert Burns Plant Park Tampa Florida Bobby Howard Teaton Baltimore Ohio Highway Department Paul Gibson Jesse Huggett Gladwin County Cadillac Franklin T. Bush Mrs. Bush Chas. Ziegler Ben Carpenter Pearl Clute Flint Dean Bucholz Clare Clare County Fort Sheridan Dick Poulton Ypsilanti Chester Poulton Russell Sharp Fred Schaaf William Murphy E. M. Bucholz Earl Skinner Jake Vollmer Fort Riley Kansas Ray Conn Jenkins Jeanette Erchmar Bertha Jenson Milford Dan Sullivan Fred Welch Greenwood Township Grand Rapids Roy Allen Detroit Connie Don Nulf Beverly Williams Harrison Jean Schaaf Mt. Pleasant Ethel Campbell Gladys Dutt Olive Hallett Margaret McArthur Hart Wilson Clare Hospital S. C. McArthur Wid. Bruce Rena Roth Charles Roth Omer Clyde Pifek Verry William Henderson A. E. Schneider Hayes Township Paul Moore James McGuire Mikado Elizabeth Scrimger Glen Stanfield Frost Township McGuire Ruth Stanfield Rhoda Hoyt Hamilton Township Stuart Huntley Hsther Zubler Julia Schaaf Ben. Carpenter Moddersville Eddie Bruce BE. M. Bucholz Dean Camp Wolters William Hibbard Dorothy Allen Ann Wellington Maude Harper Pearl Clure Irah Emery Ellen Knapp Donna Jeffries Raymond Eaton William Brew James Schneider Joyce Lee Monteray Wayne Don Winslow B. M. Bucholz Charles Amble Yvonne Drake Willard Wells Clarkston Raymond Ehaton Max Carey Charles Newell Judy Pat Newell Ralph Hughes Lulu Murphy Leon Hamp Toledo Doris Andnant Fred Smith Charles Amble Ivah Emery Elouise Balmer Bridge Club Marie Skinner Jane Henderson Martha Sullivan Wesley Skinner Kenneth Martz Wesley Bart Skinner Skinner Mrs. Amble Mr. Skinner Congregational Church Red Cross Rhoda Gibson Red Cross War Fund Marguerite Newell Esther Zubler Bertha Lydeil

Home and Garden Group Meets With Mrs Ethel Smith

The Home and Garden Division of the Harrison Study Club met at Mrs. Ethel Smith’s home on Thursday March 24 with twelve members present. Guests were Mrs. Amy Darling and Mrs. Ted Butcher. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. Fern Rose for selling items for the Clothing Exchange. The club voted five dollars to the Red Cross. Next meeting at Mrs. Juula Murphy’s home. Roll call Exchange of Bulbs and topic Home Gardening.

Harrison Study Club Ethel Smith Amy Darling Ted Butcher Fern Rose Red Cross Juula Murphy

O E S Benefit Card Party Aids Percy Jones Hospital

Harrison Chapter 408 Order of the Eastern Star held a benefit card party for Percy Jones Hospital Battle Creek. Mrs Olive Hallett chaired with Ruth Jones and others coordinating a grand evening. High scores were posted in Pedro Bridge and Rock with profits around twenty five dollars for the hospital.

Harrison Order of Astern Star Percy Jones Hospital Battle Creek Olive Hallett Ruth Jones August Childs America Pedro Fred Schuett Ione Bush James Whitmer Esther Zubler Fred Weatherhead Pearl Clute

Kindergarten Through Fourth Grade Program Set for April 14

School notes describe a program by students from kindergarten to fourth grade in the auditorium for higher grades and inviting parents on April 14 at 10:30 AM. Seniors held a class meeting on March 22 to set colors, attire, and motto, with blue and white chosen for caps and gowns and the motto To day we follow, tomorrow we lead.

Church services and programs listed for two local congregations

Latter Day Saints church schedules include Elder David Bailey as pastor with services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 11:15 a.m. Oriole and Bluebird groups meet 7:30 a.m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. Congregational church led by Rev. George E. Hughes with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Paul D. Gibson superintendent and services at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.

Latter Day Saints Church David Bailey Congregational Church George E. Hughes Paul D. Gibson

Highway Tabernacle Service Schedule

Clinton Hilton pastors Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Russell Cook leads church at 11:15 a.m. and evening services at 8:00 p.m. Special Wednesday service at 8:00. Young People meet Friday evenings.

Highway Tabernacle Clinton Hilton Russell Cook Young People’s Meeting

United Brethren Church Harrison Service Schedule

Harrison unit holds Sunday School at 10:00 AM and preaching at 11:00 AM. Evening worship at 7:30 PM. Prayer meeting Thursday evening led by Rev. Benjamin R. Davis. 780.

Harrison Mission Benjamin R. Davis

Pigments Cut Glare for Safer White Concrete Roads

Researchers find pigments can color white concrete gray to reduce glare and driver fatigue. Carbon black stands as a pigment option added to the mixer or sprayed onto freshly laid concrete to improve visibility and safety.

Temple Social Notes and Local Highlights

Temple residents share afternoon visits with Mrs. Roy Myers and Mrs. Harry Keehan. Local sick list improves for Mrs. Thomas Crawford Mrs. Freda Davis and Mrs. Earle Haskill. A fire due to an overheated stove destroys Willis Rouse’s car and garage. Edwin Rouse travels to Detroit on business. Mrs. Merlin Chamberlain heads to Connecticut to join her Coast Guard husband. Lucille Smalley visits Flint sister Leona Langley. Roy Myers Norman and Eunice Besaw dine with Mrs. Gertrude Balus in Marion.

Roy Myers Harry Keehan Sears Thomas Crawford Freda Davis Earle Haskill Willis Rouse Edwin Rouse Detroit Merlin Chamberlain Connecticut U. S. Coast Guards Lucille Smalley Flint Leona Langley Norman Eunice Besaw Gertrude Balus Marion

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