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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1943

Page

5

Local Notices and Social Tidbits From Clare

The Clare newspaper lists mailing rates and classifieds details for The Sentinel. Local social notes mention Rev George H Hughes at the Kimble home, Mrs William Hill visiting Lansing, Norman Myers family dining with F M Myers, Bert Norris and wife visiting Harrison, Jesse Hammersley from Hamilton township, and A E H Hutchinson with Glen Rogers from Midland spending a weekend hunting near F M Myers residence.

George H. Hughes Congregational Church Wos Charles Kimble William Hill Lansing John George Patterson Nieta Hill Norman Myers Arthur Center F. M. Myers Bert Norris Harrison Jesse Hammersley Hamilton Township William Vreeland A. EH. Hutchinson Glen Rogers Midland

Local residents share hunts and visits across Harrison

Social notes record visits from Jackson and Detroit residents to Harrison homes. Guests include Frank Zwingman and son from Saginaw, the Huntleys, McQuistons, Roths, and many locals enjoying hunting trips, meals, and family gatherings during the hunting season.

Mrs Barney Fischer Celebrates 78th Birthday at Budd Lake

Mrs Barney Fischer marked her seventy eighth birthday at home on Budd Lake last Sunday. Daughters Ruth Fischer of Detroit Cora Sills of Roseville Wilmatt of Arthur township and Lillie Ott of Harrison joined the family. A birthday dinner featured two cakes one from Ruth and another by Wilma Ott and a goose provided by Cora Sill with additional guests Fitch of Detroit and Henry Ott of Harrison.

Barney Fischer Budd Lake Ruth Fischer Detroit Cora Sills Roseville Wilmatt Arthur Township Lillie Ott Harrison Ruth Wilma Ott Cora Sill Fischer Fitch Henry Ott

Sophomores Host Freshmen Party Amid School News

The Sophomores hosted a successful party with dancing games hot dogs and cokes. Seniors have many photo retakes as Armistice Day ceremonies impressed attendees with speeches and the VFW dedication. Carnival Queen nominees announced and plans grow for December 3rd.

Melvin Heintz Amble Rheta Gens James Meade America Court House Lawn Nellie Amble Rosalie Kinne Mary Louise Burns Annabel Iuzzi Dorothy Brown Doctor Donnelly

Latter Day Saints Church Offers Weekly Services

Elder David Bailey sermons at 10:30 a m on Sunday with Sunday School at 11:15 a m. Youth groups Oriole and Bluebird meet at 7:30 p m and evening services at 8 00 p m.

Latter Day Saints David Bailey

Congregational Church Schedule Shown in Bulletin

Rev. George E. Hughes presides Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Paul D. Gibson serves as 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 Service Schedule Posted

Harrison mission announces Sunday School at 10 00 preaching at 11 00 and evening worship at 7 30. Prayer meeting is set for Thursday evening at 7 30 with Rev Benjamin R Davis as pastor.

United Brethren Church Harrison Mission Benjamin R. Davis

Sunday church schedule with services and meetings

A church timetable lists 10:00 a m Sunday School led by Russell Cook at 11:15 a m worship services, 8:00 p m evening services, special Wednesday night services at 8:00, and a Young People's meeting every Friday evening.

Russell Cook Young ‘People Irriday

Harrison Chapter Elects Officers At November Meeting

The Harrison Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held its annual meeting on Monday November 15. Officers elected include Worthy Matron Ruth Jones Worthy Patron William Murphy Associate Matron Hilda Bringman Associate Patron Fred Schaaf Secretary Jessie Gleason Treasurer Julia Schaaf Conductress Marie Roth Associate Conductress O D ale McKenna Installation is set for December 1 as a public affair.

Harrison Order of the Astern Star Ruth Jones William Murphy Hilda Bringman Fred Schaaf Jessie Gleason Julia Schaaf Marie Roth O’dale McKenna

Meals Served to Hunters by Local Ladies Groups

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational church held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Earl Wilsons home with hostesses Gertrude Gardiner Elsie Summers Marie Skinner and Maude Harper. They planned breakfasts and suppers for the first deer season week to aid hunters in Harrison.

Congregational Church Earl Wilson Gertrude Gardiner Elsie Summers Marie , Skinner Maude Harper Miles Darling Harrison Amy Darling V.F.W

Local visits and travel in Brown area extends through week

Mrs. Charles Harrold visited her parents the Lows on Saturday. Visitors came from several families including Lloyd Kleinhardt Staley and Burk. Travel included trips to Detroit St Louis and Ann Arbor with multiple family get togethers and health hopes for George Williams.

Charles Harrold Art Lower Jim Lloyd Ben Kleinhardt Clair Coulter Dale Lloyd Detroit Walter Dellar Pete Geller Sgt. Jackson Mt. Pleasant Tony Sgangolia Ben Rieinhardt Walter Staley Bette Perrington Ernest Burk Glen Lower St. Louis Enos Wayne George Williams Ann Arbor Chas. Ott John Hartman Clair Schaaf Flint Ernest Rieinhardt

Williams Taken For Hospital Stay In Ann Arbor News

Arthur Center reports George Williams was moved Friday to University Hospital in Ann Arbor after three months of ill health. Local family updates note deer hunting trips by Harold Athey and relatives, with congratulations to Harold. Church bulletin mentions Rally Day and Freedom to Sunday observances, with questions about pastor plans.

George Williams Ann Arbor University Hospital Williams Harold Athey Miss Pern Athey Charles Garver Little James Garver Ypsilanti Harold Ralph Athey Afton Michigan Lee Reynolds Anna Shull Jennie Leitner Pontiac Athey Bonde

Sunday Gathering Promises Special Features at Church

The note invites attendance for a regular Sunday service with planned features led by Mrs. Rockey, Mrs. Ted Newman, and Miss Betty Orvis. It teases a lively program and urges readers to join for the event.

Rockey Ted Newman Betty Orvis

Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits

Mr and Mrs Root and daughter moved from the Wm Arnold farm to Shepherd. Otto Kleiner visited Frank Rilett. John Orvis from Battle Creek attended the Ervin Orvis home and the funeral of his brother Wm Orvis in Detroit. Burton Bay and family hunted in Curtis Michigan. Several local visits and Red Cross meeting notes.

Root Archie Cleveland Wm. Arnold Shepherd Otto Kleiner Frank Rilett John Orvis Battle Creek Ervin Orvis Wm. Orvis Detroit Burton Bay Glen Flint Red Cross George Hemstreet Wm. Hutchinson Burton Ramsey Owen Spink Jennie Bates Mayme Bunyan Clarence Curtis, Mich Guy Storms Albert Storms A. S. Lause Jackson

Loomis Sunday Service Highlights and Times

The community thanks those who attended the Sunday evening service with a saw duet by Mr. Akin and Mr. Teale and a sermon from Rev. 3 15 delivered by Donald Thompson. Sunday school begins at 10 00 and the evening preaching service is at 7 30 each Sunday.

Akin Teale Donald Thompson

Quilting night raises funds for Indian Missionaries

Last Thursday evening a group gathered at the parsonage to tie a quilt for Mrs. Royal Akin of Clare. Proceeds will aid the Missionary Prayer Band for Northern Minnesota and Dakota missionaries. Several local residents attended and a next quilting session was planned after Thanksgiving.

Royal Akin Clare Clarence Tice Vernon Walter Presley Lloyd Gilbert Waddington Bert Bergey Ford Seymour Warren Tice Mary Alice Michael Teale Minnesota Dakota

Mr. and Mrs G W Tice Attend Averill Gathering

Mr and Mrs G W Tice spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rollerbacker of Averill. Birthday supper guests at the Gilbert Waddington home were Mr and Mrs Warren Tee and Mary Alice.

G. W. Tice Kenneth Rollerbacker Averill Gilbert Waddington Mrs. Warren Tee Mary Alice

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