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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1946
Page
9
Publication price list for single copies and period rates across Michigan and Armed Forces members. Rates include one year six months four months to civilians outside Michigan one year 2 50 six months 1 25 four months 1 00.
The Harrison Home and Garden Club met at Mrs. Naomi DuSold's home at 2:00 p m. on Thursday May dnd with Elaine Clapp and Anna Joos assisting. A Mother and Daughter Banquet is set for May Std at 6 30 p m in the high school gym. Bring table service sandwiches and one dish to pass. dessert and coffee provided. Fern Rose chairs the food program. all are invited.
Supt and Mrs Charles Amble hosted grade teachers at a chili supper. Pilgrim Youth Fellowship met at Congregational church and walked Tank Hill for games and a winner roast. Mrs Bertha Hughes hosted a small gathering with bridge and lunch. A group toured Northland Restaurant then saw a theatre in Houghton Lake. Harrison Study Club plans May program Music with Mrs Flossie Kane. Mrs E C Wilson hosted guests for games and luncheon. Mrs Sadie Beals travels toward Clare Detroit and Kansas City en route to Japan.
Mrs and Mrs Bernard F Allen welcomed a seven pound daughter named Darlene Rose on April 24 in Arthur township. Local social notes record visits across Frost Clare Beaverton Saginaw and Ann Arbor with hospital outings for Dorothy Jean Carey and others.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Russell Sharp and family plus many others visiting relatives in the area. Weekly visitors came from Lansing Bay City Saginaw and Mt Pleasant with calls at Clare Merrill and Houghton Lake. The column lists dozens of social visits, travels, cottage weekends, and a dog bite incident at a home near Mt. Pleasant.
Douglas White, formerly of Harrison, starred for the Oriole track team at Hastings Michigan on April 27. He won the high hurdles and ran on the winning quarter mile relay as Charlotte claimed 43 points at the new Johnson Athletic Field, with 425 athletes from 14 Class B schools. White totaled 914 points for his team, earning a medal and blue ribbon, after helping Charlotte win the state trophy last winter against Ann Arbor High and several Lansing schools.
Church listings for Harrison Michigan include Congregational, Catholic, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, United Brethren, Highway Tabernacle and related pastors. Each lists Sunday School times, worship hours, and midweek meetings.
Wheat oats rye and other grains quoted by Johnston Elevator Co with prices in ewt. Beans such as New White New Light Red and New Dark Red listed with per ewt values. Eggs reflect Rosebush Elevator Co prices on April 29 1946 for graded categories including Extra Large Large Medium and Roosters and hens haves were noted.
The Clare Townsend Club gathered at Mrs. CG Harvey's home last Sunday evening with good attendance. In the president's absence, past president Mrs. Harvey led the session. Communications were read and a general discussion followed. A potluck supper with ice cream and cake was provided by the club.
The Clare 10.0.F. lodge met with 35 members as Noble Grand Richard Hall and Vice Grand Russell Leiter presided. Reports on visiting the sick and a note from confined John Schultz were read. The third degree was conferred on Harold White Allen Crum Theo Wallington J Stuart Bicknell John Bauer Jr and Frank Kilgore with two visitors assisting. The next session will confer the degree again on all eligible candidates.
The Susannah Wesley Circle met April 1 at Mrs. L D Fisher's home. Chas Hatin opened the meeting, Devotions were led by Mrs. Helen Butler, Rev Walin reviewed the book Strange Fruit, and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Ray Archbold and Mrs. Hynest Ramey. The group will close with a May 9 gathering at Mrs. Ernest Ramey's home.
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met in the church basement for a monthly birthday and missionary luncheon. Twenty-one members and six guests attended as Mrs. Olin Banghart led devotions and the group sang. The Mother-Daughter tea was set for May 10.
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