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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
12
Frightner and Parish Publishers National Editorial Association issue weekly notices. Rates listed for mail subscriptions, display advertising, liners, locals and fillers. Probate notices favored if printed by The Sentinel per Judge Bates, with address in Clare Michigan.
Harrison Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a ceremonial installation attended by 200-plus members and guests from Clare Gladwin Lake George and nearby communities. Greta Masten associate grand conductress and other officers were recognized during the program which included music readings and a corsage ceremony.
The article notes a tradition that Benjamin Franklin insisted in 1783 at the Treaty of Paris for Isle Royale to be part of the United States. It mentions maps showing the island farther south, and that its inclusion marked the sole deviation in the Great Lakes boundary with Canada.
The Harrison Home and Garden Club meeting was postponed until December. Mrs Jane Henderson hosted a bridge gathering at her Clare apartment Friday evening with Roberta Roth winning high score, Valera Ferguson second, Martha Sullivan traveling. Guests included Mrs Leota Van Every and Mrs Eleanor Moran with refreshments served.
Harrison V.F.W. Auxiliary and Post 1075 hosted a veterans and wives pot luck roast beef dinner at the Veterans Memorial Building. After a brief business meeting the group played pedro with Mae Price and Gladys Amble winning prizes. A good crowd enjoyed a sociable evening.
About forty people from Woughton Lake Clare and Harrison attended the open house at Rain Bow's End on Long Lake Sunday evening. Guests praised the fine hunting lodge structure built by Mr and Mrs Stites. Mrs Charles Am ble and Mrs Charles Koch served and guests wished the Stites success.
A baby boy named Craig Martin was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kuehn at Saginaw General Hospital on Sunday November 10. Numerous visits and gatherings occur around Saginaw, Clare, Coleman and Midland as families welcome newborns, host guests, and travel between towns.
CHICAGO Approximately 35 000 trailer coach homes will be built in the last three months of this year to ease the housing shortage. H L Bartholomew president of Trailer Coach Manufacturers association said about half will go to veterans education institutions and public groups under veteran priorities. Priority trailers will sell for not more than 2500 dollars with standard equipment and less without. About 100 manufacturers will produce them mainly in the middle west and west coast. The program lets builders apply to the national housing agency for priorities on scarce materials. Veterans receive preference but wives of deceased veterans allied nations veterans interned or held prisoner and certain merchant marines may also qualify. Bartholomew noted dealers have been urged to follow veteran preference since the war ended.
St Athanasius Catholic Church with Fr J J Sruba as pastor holds Mass first and third Sundays at 10 30 a m and second fourth and fifth Sundays at 9 00 a m Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Harrison Michigan with Elder Hubert Beavers pastor holds services 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 15 a m Edmond Danham September evening services 8 00 p m
Gerald Brady leads Sunday School at 10:00. Preaching at 11:00. Evening worship at 8:00. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8:00.
Reverend Clinton Hilton presides at Sunday School at 10 00 a m and church services at 11 15 a m Harold Yost leads evening services at 7 30 p m Special Wednesday services at 7 30 p m Young People meet Monday evenings at Highway Tabernacle church results in weekly religious program updates
The Michigan Congregational and Christian Conference leader Dr Harold N Skidmore will speak at Family Fellowship Night Tuesday November 26 at 6 30 pm at Harrison Congregational Church. Pilgrim Youth Fellowship plans entertainment and a potluck dinner. A Young Married Peoples Club will organize, elect officers, and announce meeting dates by mail.
Britannica notes that books in 15th century libraries rested on desks and were chained to a horizontal bar. Chains persisted in English church libraries into the early 1700s.
Crop erosion has seriously or moderately damaged about five percent of North Dakota cropland due to wind and water, indicating notable agricultural impact across the state.
The Honey Bee Act passed on August 31 1922 provides the framework for governing the importation of adult honey bees into the United States.
Clara Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening with nearly all officers present and seventeen past nobles answering roll. Ten candidates received the degree as guests from Coleman Farwell and Brus sels Ontario attended. November chair man reported district plan for Clare December 5 and members exchanged birthday wishes during refreshments.
The Chemical Center Auxiliary No. 55 met in Midland on Thursday November 7 with Clare members present. President Helyn King led the session as Joan Prince and Eva Quinn received the White Rose degree. A fundraiser proposal by Leila Cardott was approved. A Christmas party plan was formed with Cardott Brodie Odiun and Marie Monroe as the committee.
Twenty members and four guests attended the meeting held Thursday evening November 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C D Harvey. After the business session, games followed. The next gathering is set for November 21 at the home of Mrs. Hila Sherman. Mrs Harvey received a birthday gift from the club.
Wood yeast provides protein for man and animal along with phosphorus and B vitamins. Irradiation treatment enhances its value by creating a potent source of vitamin D.
Jayhawk ordnance plant near Pittsburg Kansas shifts from explosives to fertilizer ammonium nitrate. The 24 hour operation becomes Spencer Chemical production of fertilizer grade material without noticeable downtime or staff awareness changes.
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