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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1946
Page
2
About 100 boys and girls enjoyed a free show when Bill Mullens of Mt. Pleasant presented moving pictures. The event, funded by local leaders and Mullens, drew praise from attendees.
Local residents share visits and cures as families relocate near Mt Pleasant and Clare. Reports include Ackerman Kilgren Crawford trips to Watertown and Alma for church events, recoveries of Fred Matteson and Jean Johnston, and attendance at a hospital benefit dance in Mt. Pleasant.
St Henry's Catholic Church led by Rev Gordon Grant offers mass on first and third Sundays at 9:00 am and second, fourth and fifth Sundays at 10:30 am in Vernon Township. Rosebush Methodist Church with Rev H W Kilgren schedules Sunday School at 10:16 am and Worship at 11:15 am. Youth Fellowship alternates Sundays between Rosebush and Seaton. W S C S meets on the second Wednesday. choir practices Thursdays.
Rosebush Bible School at 9 45 morning service 10 45 preaching 12 00 noon. Evening worship 8 00 p m. Wise church Bible school 11 00 am preaching 12 00 noon. Wise Ladies Aid meets second Wednesday each month. Rosebush Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday monthly. The good will of visitors to this community is a valuable asset in any man's business.
Resort News notes residents in Flint and nearby farms over the weekend. Art Harny aided his father with fence building at a local farm. Don Brown and Kinney families received visitors including Ford Brown Hunt Phelps Vinton and Beal. Marguerite Brown recovered enough to return to school. Ray Clark and family travel to Ohio to visit relatives. Betty and Eugene to join them.
Mr and Mrs Clinton Dunkle and family visited Friday night. Delos Dunkle’s home hosted Fred Bergey Clare and Myron Dunkle Alma. Monte Blain ill this week. Rose Harvey and mother visited Eva Monday. Ivan Willemot Flint spent weekend at his cottage. Harold Nemire and family at the lake Saturday. Dick Knight visited by Mt. Pleasant visitors Harold Knight and L Beadle. Basil Coyne and family moved here from Lake George. Ed and Charlotte Richter Sag inaw spent weekend at their cottage.
Mr and Mrs Cliff Hunt visited at the Lyon's Den on Saturday afternoon. Detroit native Mr Fuller toured the area to view a new home. Chub Lyon returned home from Knute Field with family. Mayworm and Boring plan a two week cottage stay. Leo King spent the week with family. Jenny Wrens and robins nest nearby as warm days return. Abbott and Costello in Hollywood drew a trip for Leo King and family. Several neighbors called at the R B Howard home including Lydell Curtiss and Bryan Miller party. Max Howard returns from eighteen months in Europe and received honorable discharge at Camp Atterbury Indiana.
Community updates from Lake George include Rev. E. E. Redman leading Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. and a 3:00 p.m. Sunday service. Local residents report moves to Bertha Lake and Mt. Pleasant, arrivals and discharges, and visits among families such as the Host, Luce, Stittsworth, Tinsley, and Coon households.
Mr and Mrs Harry Moyer returned home after two weeks in Detroit and Ohio. The Kempferts of Ann Arbor visited the cottage for a couple days. Mr and Mrs Strong of Mt Pleasant were weekend guests in Lake George.
Loomis prepares a Special Mother's Day service with a gift for each mother and a public dedication for mothers wanting to dedicate their children. Family gatherings mark birthdays and visits by relatives from Clare Pontiac Dover Farwell Coleman Homer.
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