Fragmentary Classified Notice Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment references notices, cards of thanks, and poetry with pricing per line and billing terms. MentionsMichigan and armed forces, months to civilians, and various monetary amounts.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1949
Page
12
A damaged OCR fragment references notices, cards of thanks, and poetry with pricing per line and billing terms. MentionsMichigan and armed forces, months to civilians, and various monetary amounts.
Fannie Phelps Hill born October 25 1867 in Courtland Township Kent County Michigan died May 21 1949 at her Harrison home after a short illness She married William Hill May 6 1888 they lived together 61 years one son John born December 22 1893 She united with United Brethren Church in Harrison Funeral held May 23 at Harrison United Brethren Church with Rev Gerald Brady officiating Interment Maple Grove Cemetery Attending relatives from several towns listed including Muskegon Grand Rapids Cedar Springs Flint Jackson Lansing and others
Members of the Harrison Study Club plan a one o'clock luncheon at Surrey House on Tuesday June 7. Mrs. Beck district president will be a guest. Reservations may be made by calling Myrtie Miller Winnie Welch or Hithel Hagen.
Jane Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Win Hibbard Harrison wed Vern Borman McCrory son of Mrs Vern J McCrory St Charles in a Friday May ceremony at the couple's home. Rev Wm Powe officiated as Ellen Knapp attended and Russell O Brecht served as best man. A reception followed then a honeymoon to the Upper Peninsula and Montreal with plans to reside in Grand Rapids.
The notice highlights additional items from Harrison coverage found on pages three and six. Readers are invited to review local updates, columns, and brief notices accompanying regular reporting across the issue.
The joint men's and women's bowling banquet at the Surrey House drew about 105 attendees. Danny Sullivan awarded trophies to both groups, with Mary Jean Roth and Helen Gagush noted for high scores, and several players named for team honors. dancing followed late.
Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bates welcome Vaughn Allison born Monday May 23 at Brigh ed Hospital. Mrs E P Wall adds six pound six ounce Emory Bernie born Thursday May 19 at Clare Hospital. Kathleen and infant son return to Bernie Hampton home Sunday. Teachers Glen Karseboom Iva Orcutt Nina Rosendahl and Geo Maidment depart Hayes High School and local homes for summer travel.
The Congregational Church Parlor hosts a Family Night Supper Friday at 7 o clock. Rev Eugene Kreves and Mrs Kreves of Quincy Mass plan to attend. Also noted are bereavement trips of Sam Morrison to Warren Indiana and social visits by several local residents.
Sunday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Sant Morrison with Martin Longstreet and daughter Vivian of Mr Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Laurence Neiswonger of Pontiac. Mr and Mrs Jerry Brady and sons. Numerous visitors, graduates, and relatives gathered through the week at the Morrison, Gatlin, Myers, and Hileman households across local towns.
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