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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1942
Page
7
The Clare Sentinel lists subscription prices and postal details. It notes 61.50 annually to Michigan and 2.00 to other points, with 5¢ per single copy and various rates for liners, fillers, and notices. It invites friends needing probate notices to request Judge Bates to arrange printing by The Sentinel.
Harrison residents announce births including War Richard born September 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meyer at Grosse Point Farms and Daniel Chase September 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Bailey. Many visits and trips reported, plus attendees at events and a Republican State Convention in Detroit.
A group of Harrison youths attend Central Michigan College of Education in Mt. Pleasant. Kathleen Hampton joins a Learn While You Earn program at Simrail Company, then returns to classes. Dean Bucholz pursues journalism. Beverly Zubler, Alice Abbott, Ruth Zubler, and Mary Helen Bates advance from freshman to senior status in teaching courses.
Mrs Charles Amble hosted twelve friends for a bridge party Friday evening at their Lake Street home. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Zubler first, Mrs Robert Brown second, and Mrs William Henderson traveler. Ice cream and cake followed the games. Mr and Mrs Henry Gardiner then held a small dinner Sunday for birthdays of Mrs Gardiner and Janet Gleason with pink and white birthday cakes.
The Women's Department will meet monthly at Mrs. Frank Higging's home on the first Thursday for an all day gathering until further notice. Members are urged to attend. The first meeting held October 1 included a pot luck dinner at noon.
The Harrison Ladies Study Club will meet October 6 at Miss Anna Joes home with Miss Anne Wellington in charge of the nutrition program. A panel led by Rose Hogue and featuring Mrs Gerald E Lamb and others will discuss nutrition while music and a milk fund silver collection are planned. Hostesses include Miss Joes and several helpers.
Three Harrison youths have enlisted in the Navy during the past week and been accepted in training. Forest "Bud" Mead, son of Mrs. Alice Mead, joins radio work while Robert Jr. and William Burns, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns, become aviation cadets. All three expect to be called to service soon.
An all day meeting of Latter Day Saints youth was held Sunday September 27 at the Harrison church. Hitler David Bailey led the event with Kenneth Yarring ton as guest speaker. Attendees included LDS youth from Houghton Lake Beaverton Gladwin West Branch Batman and Harrison.
School notes report visual education films at the Harrison High School gym and announce discontinuation of the hot lunch program due to state requirements. Milk will be expanded under Agricultural Market Administration cooperation, with daily milk for all pupils at one cent per half pint. A Kindergarten health clinic was held with Dr. Helen Latting leading.
Dr. Koch of the University of Michigan spoke to presidents and chairmen of Harrison groups on September 24 at City Hall about forming a Community Council. Fifteen organizations sent representatives, each to select a delegate. Next meeting set for October 22 at eight o'clock.
Clinton Hilton presides at Highway Tabernacle with Sunday School at 10:00 AM and services at 11:15 AM and 8:00 PM daily eve nlings including a midweek special on Wednesday. Latter Day Saints led by Elder David Bailey hold Sunday School at 10:30 AM with services at 11:15 AM and Evening Services at 8:00 PM. youth groups meet 7:30 PM.
United Brethren Church announces prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m and Sunday School at 10 a m led by Clara Smith Superintendent Worship at 11 60 a m and evening service at 8 p m Congregational Church lists Bible School at 10 a m led by Charles Van Blarcom Church services at 11 a m Junior Endeavor 6 p m Senior Endeavor 7 p m Rev H E Phifo pastor
The document asserts Republican unity and wartime resolve urging full information to the public, opposition to censorship, opposition to war profiteering, and a fair burden of war costs. It stresses free enterprise, fiscal restraint, and a return to constitutional government after the war. It calls for honesty, moral standards, and steadfast patriotism.
Local residents host visitors from Massillon and Midland. Families send condolences and celebrate a new birth Sherron for Lloyds. Sweet corn from Roy and Mrs. Sweet wins first at Saginaw fair. Otts entertain relatives from Hast Lansing. Parsonage work progresses.
The Clare County Road Commission held a Friday September 18 1942 session in Harrison at 10:00 a.m. with members Bruce Bowler and Tiedeman present. The payroll of 1702.20 was approved and various bills for supplies fuel and parts were read and to be allowed when properly approved.
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