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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
5
Publisher rates listed for Michigan and other points with 5c line space ad. Includes 10c heading, 25c per ten lines for cards of thanks, and 5c per extra line. Probate notices reference to Judge Bates and THE SENTINEL for printing.
The Woman's Salvage Committee calls for silk and nylon hosiery collections by May 31 to aid powder bag production. Local social notes report visits from Marvin Heintz, Royal Warm greetings at multiple homes, church women meeting planned, and residents sharing Mother's Day greetings and family visits across Clare and surrounding towns.
Several families and residents noted Mother’s Day gatherings across Clare and surrounding towns. Highlights include Bert and wife Lydel planning a Paris trip, Vreeland’s eightieth birthday, and visitors from Flint Alma and Lansing calling on friends and relatives. The Clare County Cleaver also notes Editor Bucholz recovering at home and church activities with Red Cross project work ongoing.
Monday evening the High School teachers host a weiner roast for the Freshman and Sophomore classes who won the scrap drive. Plans proceed for the Bacca laureate Service for the Seniors at the Congregational Church Sunday at 11:16. Mrs Amble chairs the music. it is a union service with church pastors. The Juniors sponsor a dance for basketball boys Friday night. letters awarded and light refreshments with seventeen cent admission.
Miss Wellington invited fourteen Girl Scouts to Lewiston for a weekend cabin trip. They rode in three cars, hiked near Lewiston, visited Gaylord and the Michigan State Tuberculosis Sanitarium, toured a fire tower, and rode the Lewiston toboggan. A Sunday School visit and a Hartwick Pines picnic at Grayling capped the excursion with hopes for a return trip next year.
In South Africa fuel and tire rationing push people to travel long distances by bicycle. Citizens swap gas powered transport for bikes to reach work markets and essentials amid shortages and high prices.
The Harrison Study Club concluded its club year with a Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs. Fred Weatherhead's home. Roberta Roth presented a corsage to president Marion Amble. Tone Bush led a musical program featuring Foster songs, life sketches, and related images. Thora Morrison became the new president, with a June picnic plan and hostesses listed.
Elder David Bailey presides with services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday worship followed by 11:15 a.m. Sunday School. The Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7:30 p.m. Home worship is at 8:00 p.m.
Pastor Rev. George E. Hughes leads Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Paul D. Gibson is Superintendent. Church Services begin at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor meets at 6:00 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
United Brethren Church announces Ernest Burke pastor in charge Clara Smith serves as Sunday School superintendent Worship Service at 11:00 a.m. Sunday evening service 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8:00 p.m.
Clinton Hilton pastor at Highway Tabernacle leads 10 00 a m Sunday School with Russell Cook as superintendent in charge of classes and religious instruction at the church.
At 11716 a. m. Church services begin with an 8:00 p.m. evening service. Special services are planned for Wednesday at 8:00. A Young People's meeting is scheduled for Friday evening.
Marvin Heintz of Great Lakes Naval Training Station is on furlough and returns Tuesday. Mrs. Gerald Gould of Greenville visited the Seb Pfannes home last week. Harl Brockway of Pontiac visited relatives here over the weekend. Miss Dapheen Stephison returns to Pontiac work after a two week parental visit. Perl Heintzelman of Lansing spent the weekend at his parental home. Mr and Mrs Clifton Dunkle of Pontiac visited relatives here over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Bringold of Greenwood and Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman and Mr and Mrs Floyd Squires of West Grant visited at the Heber home Sunday.
Brush College residents hosted and visited relatives and neighbors over a series of Sundays and weekdays. Attendees included families from Beaverton Sheridan Stevenson Lake Lansing Gladwin and Bay City, with multiple drop by visits and a band concert attendance in Beaverton.
Government vehicles are banned from using anti freezing solutions containing calcium chloride and other salts as these can permanently damage engines. The prohibition applies to all government owned cars.
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