Local notices and social tidbits from Clare
Community notes from Clare include visits and dinners among residents of Midland Mt. Pleasant Reed City Ithaca and Frost. Local events mention Barison Chapter travelogue, new gasoline pumps at Hisneen station and Trout fishing season opening with modest success reported by county streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlen Beavers
Midland
Russel Sharp
Lois Jean
Hd Bruce Jr
Charles
Farwell
Louie Hecker
Raymone ‘Haton
John Horning
Cornwell Farm
Ernest Bruce
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel Bruce
Helena Higgins
Wmint
Frank Higgins
Bruce Jr
Reed City
Tim Graves
Titus
Main Street
June Rose
Ithaca
Walter Eyre
Lansing
William Murphy
William Hill
B. F. Hampton
Kathleen
Stella Chapman
Bertha Schaaf
Detroit
George Dillenback
Hazel
Jacobs
Carrie Carey
Frost
Arthur Sheffield
Gladwin
Barrison
C. BE. S
Jim Buchan
Local Harrison Church Sets Sunday Services and Weekly Prayer
Harrison residents are invited to attend United Brethren Church services at the usual Sunday hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 Pastor Chas Rieinhardt leads the midweek prayer service Also noted are a series of visits and moves among local residents and nearby towns with many towns named including Detroit North Dakota Denver and Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethern Church
Piano Recital by Harrison School Visual Method Class
On Monday evening May 4 pupils of the Visual Method Piano Class at Harrison Schools will be presented by teacher Miss Anna May Smalley in a recital at the community building. Twenty eight students are listed to perform. Katherine Briggs hosted the Young Ladies Bridge Club. prizes were awarded to Miss O Dale Schaaf and Mrs Max Carey with refreshments ending the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Missanna May Smalley
Katherine Briggs
Young Ladies Bridge Club
O’dale Schaaf
Max Carey
Ladies Auxiliary Hosts Pleasant Meeting and Plans
The Ladies of the Congregational Auxiliary met at Mrs. Rupert Brown’s home with hostesses Mrs. Clyde Pifer and Mrs. Paul Moore. They accepted invitations for the 4-H Banquet May 11 and the Home Economics Extension Groups Achievement Day Banquet May 19, canceled the Mother and Daughter May event in favor of a June Picnic at Wilson State Park, kept by the Auxiliary. Ida Crigier of Clare attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vreeland
Mt. Pleasant
Ben Carpenter
Wallace Harper
Peter Oman
Lake
Denver
Colorado
Roy Allen
Billie Bruce
John Pifer
Gladwin
Reynold Ambrosier
Coleman
B. F. Hampton
June Rose
Ithaca
Cecelia Woods
Pern
Henry Honn
Detroit
Elmer Hughes
William Murphy
Harry Simpson
Harrison
Rex Clute
Lansing
Harold Hughes
Hazel Parks
Bertha Hughes
Anna Rhodes
Walter Rhodes
Flint
Jay Clute
Sheridan Township
Elmer
Ernest McCartney
Conway
Rose
Samuel Canning
Joe Newbound
Bessie Williams
Laura
Beverly
Bobby
Wallace Allen
Russel
Duane
Milton Ford
Houghton Lake
David Roth
Charles Roth
McBride
Nita Hill
John Hill
Hopkins
Mildred Hoag
Emma Hoag
A. B. Lucas
Fred Weatherhead
Paul Weatherhead
Arthur Sheffield
Majorie Lou and
Leslie
Welliston
Samuel Bruce
Jesse Allen
R. B. Williams
Congregational Auxiliary
Rupert Brown
Clyde Pifer
Paul Moore
Wilson State Park
Ida Crigier
Clare
Weather Changes and Unusual Conditions Across Centuries
The writer argues that world weather is not uniquely changing with time and cites historical anomalies. An 1816 summer in the northern United States featured recurring snow events, illustrating cycles of unusual climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agas
United States
H. W. Parsons
Lakewood
Ohio
Collier's. Weekly
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E_ CLARE SENTINEL
Feighner & Parish Publishers
Michigan
U.S
Canada
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
the Sentinel
Dorsey
The
Sentinel
Harrison News
Chas. Rieinhardt
Walter Lang
Arthur Hill
North Dakota
Ralph Miller
Redding Township
Dinner Clute
Goodrich Silvertown
Goodrich
Bob's
South McEwan St
Hawkins
Jace
Cannon Towels
Batiste
Sale
Davys
Priscilla Top
Wearwell
Chambray
Woolens
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