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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1946
Page
12
Rate card for Clare newspaper THE SENTINEL outlines pricing for display ads at 10c per line, locals 10c, fillers 6c, With heading 10c extra, and 26c per ten lines for Garda of Thanks. Probate notices requested to be printed by THE SENTINEL per Judge Bates.
Mrs Sadie Bunting of Harrison wed Gideon Wantersler also of Harrison and formerly of Flint. Elder M EB Howard performed the ceremony at Mrs Anna Bonham's Midland home with attendants Mrs Edna Bennett and another. The couple spent time in Flint with dinners hosted by relatives before returning for a family dinner in Hayes township.
Birth notices record a daughter Linda Lee to Roy and Mrs. Griffin at Gladwin weighing eight pounds twelve ounces. A son Mark Anson to Berdette Reigle of Gull Lake born October 11 at Lila Hospital, and James Michael to Jas. Schneider at Gladwin Hospital on October 9. The item then lists numerous neighborhood visits and social calls in Gladwin and nearby towns with kin and friends from Paris to Clare, Flint, Saginaw, and Manington, WVa.
Several birthday dinners and weekend gatherings marked a busy stretch of celebrations. Kenneth Coulter and Bud Mead guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Perry and Mr. Tirst for Mrs. Perry’s birthday. Mrs. Leo Skinner was honored at a party hosted by Marie Skinner. Deloris Dyke and Johnny Butger had birthday observers as visitors from Toledo and Saginaw shared weekend time at a cottage. The Nelson Provost home hosted a joint birthday for Ernest and Mrs. Skinner’s family attended. Leslie’s birthday honored by Norman Gardner and family with Earl Thomas and Carlton Thomas visiting. Fred Clark celebrated his fifty sixth birthday with a Frost township dinner including many relatives. The festivities featured blue and white birthday candles and festive centerpieces.
Mr and Mrs Ellis H Hughes entertained Saturday at home with a house party. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bud Mead, Mr and Mrs David Harper, Mr and Mrs James Mead, Mr and Mrs Bob Roth, Mr and Mrs Francis McKenna, Mr and Mrs Ted Butcher, Mr and Mrs Whilden Hughes, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Coulter, Mr and Mrs Howard Stimpson, Mr and Mrs Jay Wood and Jas Schneider. Hosts served delicious refreshments and all reported a splendid time.
Mr and Mrs H Leigh Mixter and Patricia along with Mr and Mrs Howard Rohbeck of Lansing hosted guests Mr and Mrs Win Titus. The Bay City and Saginaw visitors joined for a meat dinner and buffet supper after a piano recital by Barbara Titus at the Congregational church before the Titus family's Florida departure.
Catholic church notes Father Sruba pastor Mass times on the first and third Sundays at 10 30 a m and on the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 9 00 a m.
Elder Hubert Beavers leads church services at Harrison Michigan with Sunday School at 11 15 a m and evening services at 8 p m Pastor Halmond Dunham is listed for September events in the notice
Gerald Brady, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10:00, preaching service at 11:00, and evening worship at 8:00. Prayer meeting is Thursday evening at 8:00.
Pastor Clinton Hilton leads 10 00 a m Sunday School Mrs Harold Yost oversees 11 15 a m church services and 7 30 p m evening services. Wednesday evening worship at 7 30 with a Young People meeting each Monday.
Congregational church announces Sunday service at 11 00 a m with Rev Harold Watson delivering the sermon on The Kingdom of God Is Always But Coming Next Sunday October 20 The church urges regular weekly giving to fund local expenses and finance drive notes thanks to the local newspaper for aiding the appeal through publication by the Finance Committee Chairperson
Report notes male gorillas reach up to five feet tall and weigh 400 pounds or more, highlighting significant size among primates.
The evil eye frightens Neapolitans prompting street clearances at the sight of a wearer. It is feared for horses in India China Turkey Greece and Arabia. Modern Egyptian mothers link it to sickly babies, showing its wide cultural persistence.
Guidance shows children nearby as it instructs wrapping lamp cords twice around a table leg to prevent loose cords and tripping hazards. It emphasizes securing cords to avoid snagging or danger around furniture and lighting.
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