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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1947

Page

10

Gilmore Center and Church of Christ Services

church service schedule and recent social visits noted at Gilmore Center Church of Christ with 15 at Farm Bureau meeting. December meeting planned at Fordyce home. Observations include birthday celebration, relatives visiting, Thanksgiving services, and local dinners with extended family in Elk Lake and Dover areas.

Farm Bureau Wm. Tanner Egbert Fordyce Richard Fields Harry Havye Flint Detroit Hensen Perry Mr. Perry Owen Jarman Metzner Big Rapids Gilmore Church of Christ

Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Pleasant Valley updates show Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bates of Midland visiting Elk Lake with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roe. Mrs. Bates wed deer in hunting trip. Madonna Stevens of Lansing returned home after three weeks’ visit. Ray Anthony of Pontiac visited Otto Kleiner. Mrs. Lowell Penrose and Mrs. Sadie Clute shopped in Saginaw. Mrs. Tom Randall returned home from Clare Hospital.

Laurence Bates Midland Bates Elk Lake Alfred Roe Madonna Stevens Lansing Ray Anthony Pontiac Otto Kleiner Lowell Penrose Sadie Clute Saginaw Tom Randall Clare Hospital

Deer hunting rounds noted in West Grant

Several locals, including Mrs. Alex Dora and Mrs. Sylvester Wentworth, visited Myr and Mrs. George Wentworth on Subday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Spence and children saw her parents in Clare. Seeley Johnson called on Joe Paw lucki. Dean Mance and wife visited aunt Walter Jerred. Alfred Unsworth got his deer on the first day of the hunting season.

Alex Dora Sylvester Wentworth Myr George Wentworth Thomas Spence Everett Samborn Clare Seeley Johnson Joe Pawlucki Pfe Dean Mance Walter Jerred Alfred Unsworth

Hunting Season News From Local Families

Brush College and surrounding towns report hunting season activity. Horns of Pon tiac Saginaw Waterford and Hart Sanders homes are mentioned with returns home and bucks. Vernice Hale and two sons Arnold and Vernice return from Upper Peninsula trip with a buck.

John Horn Pontiac George Horn Saginaw Hart Sanders Herbert Horn Waterford Russel Sanders Ora Hale Arnold Vernice Upper Peninsula Glen Newman Jesse V. Newman Lloyd Athey Steve Hubel Kenneth Rockey Randolph Rockey Harl Sanders Grace Coats Ruth Coats Lorin Leitner Gladwin Albert Hanner Farwell Harley Coats

Arthur Center Church Notes

Attendance improved but more members hoped for. Mrs. Kleinhardt returns from Iowa trip and reports a fine visit. Chicken supper net over 103 dollars with guests including Roy Cimmerer family from Clare and hunters from Michigan Ohio and Indiana. We invite a good crowd next Sunday citing Hebrews 10:26.

Arthur Center Kleinhardt Iowa Humber Roy Cimmerer Clare Michigan Ohio Indiana

Coleman couple wed quietly at parsonage

Merlin Anderson of Coleman and Phyllis Underwood of Clare married at the parsonage on Saturday evening. They were accompanied by William Clyde and his sister Helen Ruth Mc James. Congratulations to the newlyweds.

Merlin Anderson Coleman Phyllis Underwood Clare William Clyde Helen Ruth Mc James

Mothers Club Formed At Looms School District

The Looms School organizes a Mothers Club inviting all district mothers to join and learn about the school. Monthly meetings are set for the third Friday at 1 30 p m with a penny supper planned for Friday evening December 5th.

Mothers Club Looms School

Local social notes and hospital update from Mid land area

Rev and Mrs Teale and Mrs Horr with daughter visited Mid land hospital last Thursday. Horr's mother has been hospitalized since last summer due to an animal bite but is improving and showing a pleasant smile. Wesley Teale and family were Wednesday supper guests of Mrs Clarence Davis. Casatalli area visitors Kuntz and Shively called on Mrs Floyd Shively. News submissions requested by Monday evening. Sunday school will be discontinued at Hinkleville School for now while Friday service continues for the time being.

Floyd Shively and I. C. Shively Rosebush Warren Tice G. Waddington Mr. Waddington Mrs. Tice Archie MacDonald Gary Nettleton Midland Donald Worden Pontiac P. B. Worden Mr. Worden Teale Donald Burton Jack Baney Howard Powers Detroit John Powers Horr Midland Hospital Hinkleville School

Loomis Missionary Church Sunday Services and Notices

Pastor Rev J Wesley Teale welcomes all with Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 15 a m including Junior Church in the basement and a 7 30 pm Young People Service Evangelistic Service at 8 00 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 at the parsonage. Attendance declined from 43 to fewer, Junior Church had sixteen in the basement, flannelgraph lesson covers three Thanksgivings including one from 1947, Ladies Missionary Prayer Band meets Friday at the parsonage.

Loomis Missionary Church J. Wesley Teale Ladies Missionary Prayer Band

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Christian Brotherhood Wene Paul Christ Christ Jesus Heaven Church OF God Wedgewood Room Doherty, Clare White Jewelers Ronson GENTS Gilmore Center Howard L. Krause Howard ‘Petrose Yvonne Loraine Clute Owen Spink Mayme Runyan Hugh Allen Clarence Bay Dover Burton Bay Pleasant Valley West Grant Brush College Loomis County Suet Cologne Anderson’s Drug Store Rexall Store Daniel Green Davy
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