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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1942
Page
5
Publisher rates list per year for Michigan and other points, with single copies and local liner notices charged per line. It notes extra headings and various charges for cards of thanks and poetry, requesting probate notice publishers to use a specific printer.
A parade of visits and stays links Harrison to Clare and nearby towns. Mrs Olive Weldner calls friends in Clare while Frisbys move to Farwell. Families from Frost township to Cadillac and Saginaw are noted visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Kids join the sugar beet harvest scrap drive as the school aids efforts.
The Harrison Ladies Study Club met Oct 6 at Anna Joos home with 30 members and 8 guests. A panel on Nutrition led by Rose Hogue included Anne Wellington Ina Mary Young and others. The club selected Mrs B M Bucholz as delegate to the Northeastern Michigan District Convention Oct 13–14 in Pinconning.
A silver collection of 6.00 was raised to support the school milk fund for younger pupils. New women teachers were guests and invited as club members. Birthday gifts honored past president Mrs. Ben Carpenter. Hostesses served refreshments after community singing. Next meeting set for November 3 at Mrs. Charles Amble’s Lake Street home with Mrs. Samuel Morrison and others assisting. program on Religion chaired by Mrs. William Murphy.
The Harrison Girl Scouts led by Mrs Ivah Emery and Miss Anita Gens spent last Thursday evening at Miss Gens Long Lake cottage for a wiener roast and camp fire chat. They work on second class tests plan future activities. three new members Katherine Wright Caroline Snively and Patty Gerguson joined. nine old members earned life saving swimming badges.
Sunday School at 10:00 a m led by Russell Cook. Church services at 11:15 a m and 8:00 p m. Special services on Wednesday evening at 8:00. Young People meet every Friday evening.
Latter Day Saints Church lists Elder David Bailey as pastor with services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7:30 p.m. Evening services at 8:00 p.m. United Brethren Church Harrison Mission, Ernest Burk pastor with prayer meeting Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Clara Smith superintendent. worship 11:60 a.m. and evening services at 3:00 p.m.
Pastor H E Philo leads Bible School at 10 00 a m with Charles Van Biarcom as superintendent Church services follow at 11 00 a m Junior Endeavor meets at 6 00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7 09 p m
Sunday visits span Freeland and surrounding areas with appearances by Clarence Glynn family, George Perkins, Janetta Burns, Gerald Henderson, Teddy Williams, and others. Trips include mt. pleasant, Midland, East Lansing, Clare, Beaverton, and Weidman.
Beaverton residents hosted visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Winn joined Sunday evening calls from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodell of Grand Rapids, as the Goodells planned to spend a few days with Norman Myers and family.
Temple W L Bilis comes home to Hasty Arkansas after a month with daughter Mrs Arkie Watters and family. Gretchen Root visits her mother Mrs Gertie Root in Temple while employed in Saginaw. Francis Wright dines at Rufus Miller home. Watters cuts a bee tree yielding a wash tub of honey. Navy visitors include Lucky Artie and the Updikes visiting Temple. Detroit visitors Mrs Ella Moore and son Dawson stay with Peter Schram family. Emma Scribner hosts Chuckie birthday party with 25 children and Halloween decor.
The article explains how skin conditions reflect vitamin deficiencies especially vitamins A B complex and C. It notes dryness and papules from vitamin A lack, mouth angle maceration from riboflavin deficiency, and pellagra dermatitis. Vitamin C deficiency causes scurvy symptoms and poor wound healing. A balanced diet or cod liver oil can remedy vitamin A shortages. Dr. Helen Lanting, Acting Director, Health District Seven, signs the piece.
Loomis residents host and visit multiple families including Mr. and Mrs. Seba Umphrey and Andrew Eaton, the Peltons, Burns, and Robisons. Revival at Sheridan Baptist Church led by Rev. Harold Walker and Rev. George Pike concluded after seven weeks with praise for fellowship and cooperation.
Missionary Convention to be held at Sheridan Baptist Church next Sunday October 18 at 2:00 PM with Rev. J A Ringenberg from Ft Wayne IN and Rev LL Ryan missionary to French West Africa since 1915 as speakers. Evening program at Loomis Gospel Mission at 7:36 PM includes stereoptical views.
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