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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1947
Page
9
The notice lists weekly issue timing and postal classifications for Clare Michigan with rates for civilians and Armed Forces readers. It also provides pricing per line for liners and reading notices along with extra charges for headings and notices such as Cards of Thanks and Resolutions.
The Harrison Study Club meets Tuesday evening in the school English room. Marian Amble chairs the program on Russia with a roll call on true facts about Russia today and its relations with the United States. Mrs Fern Rose is music chair. hostesses include Nellie Neely Minnie Dilloway Olive Pifer Lulu Murphy and Anna Joos.
Brief notices report the birth of Teresa Gail to Mr and Mrs Robert Heber on November 18 at Clare Hospital. Word also lists visits by Rev Edward Dull of Maple Rapids and Ed win Helwig of Carson City to Ira Trow bridge home, plus other local social calls and travels.
The Mirilla Sewing Circle gathered at Mrs. Rhoda Gibson home Friday afternoon with 13 members. They sewed new comfort tops and enjoyed refreshments provided by Mrs. Bucholz and Mrs. Newell. The next meeting is December 5 with Mrs. Peter Oman.
The Woman's Fellowship will gather December 10 at Mrs. Chas. Amble's home with Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Gleason, and Mrs. Carpenter as hostesses. The meeting doubles as the Christmas party with gift exchanges.
Sentinel classifieds promise effective results for buyers and sellers. Call 35 to try a classified liner and reach a wide audience with your ad.
Social notes record a noon bridge luncheon at the Doherty Hotel with Mrs E C Wilson as guest. Hostesses were Mesdames Gase Gosma Moon and Mc Arthur along with Mr and Mrs Robert McCartney of Flint.
Notice a Mass will be held at St Athanasius Church at 10 30 a m on Sunday November 30.
A. T. O Briant of near Durham North Carolina visits his daughter Mrs Robert Heber and meets his granddaughter. Mr and Mrs Seaver Burton of Alma visited and hunted here last week. The Howard Brockway family guests left after a week of hunting. Shelley Burton of Pontiac visited relatives and hunted here. Mr and Mrs Wm S Hileman of Harrison and Mr and Mrs Floyd Squires of West Grant visited at the Heber home Sunday.
Brown Corners residents hosted and visited multiple neighbors over the weekend. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hatch of Flint, the Rank Hutchinson wedding party from Saginaw, and extended-knit gatherings at Kreil, Newman, and Kleinhardt households with friends from Clare and Hazel Park.
Mr and Mrs Forest Garver and daughter Mary along with Mrs Floyd Wolfe and son visited Huntington residents and stopped by Mack Leeth and Anna Denno homes. A Friday community meeting featured a Thanksgiving program by the school and a movie with Dr Born presenting. Beulah Armentrout and Geraldine Garver led refreshments while Floyd Garver Arthur Lower and Carmen Newman joined the program committee for the next meeting.
The notice lists Rev. Herbert B. Storey as minister. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with James Mead as superintendent. Worship Service is at 11:00 a.m.
Fr. J. ft. Stuba presides at St Athanasius with Mass on the first and third Sundays at 10 30 a m and on the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 8 30 a m Confessions are heard before 8 30 mass.
United Brethren Harrison mission led by Gerald Brady with Sunday School at 4 PM and services at 11 AM and 8 PM. Prayer meeting Thursday at 3 PM. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at Harrison Michigan with Elder Hubert Beavers at 4:30 PM and Sunday School at 11:15 AM. Halmond Dunham September evening service at 2 PM.
Rev. Clinton Hilton presides with Sunday School at 9:15 led by Mrs Harold Yost. Church services at 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening specials at 7:30. Young People meet Monday evenings.
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