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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
9
Feighner and Parish publish the Sentinel as a weekly Friday issue. Rates for mail subscriptions vary by region and duration, with prices listed for Michigan and civilians outside Michigan. Display ads, readings notices, and fillers priced per line with heading and extras. requests for probate notice printing preferred via Judge Bates.
Miss Margory Blien Goodenow and Kenneth Daniels wed at Brown Corners church in Harrison on Wednesday August 28 at 1 30 pm. Rev. Ernest Burk officiated with Ruth Bruce and Lloyd Webb as attendants. The couple reside in Hatton township.
The Harrison Study Club opened the season with a meeting in the high school English room. Esther Harris and Mrs. Neeley were thanked for hanging new drapes. Joe Sproat spoke on frozen meats and produce, followed by song by the Zubler sisters and reflections on Stephen Foster.
The Harrison Community Club held its final summer meeting at Wilson State Park pavilion with about forty members and guests attending the picnic and later the dance. A brief business session named committees for membership and yearbooks, announced by president B F Hampton, and Burr Stapleton led several new dance numbers as the group invites new members for next season. The first picnic is planned for June 30.
The Women’s Fellowship of the Congregational Church will serve lunches in the fair dining hall next week and hold a bazaar. Members who have not submitted fancy work and articles should contact president Mrs. Flavia Schaaf or chairwoman Mrs. Marguerite Newell. A knitted shoulder cape will be offered.
Mr and Mrs Louis Moon hosted employees and spouses for a dinner then games at the Moon log cabin. Sunday visitors to Elsie Dyke included Joan Butger family from Saginaw and relatives from Blanchard and nearby towns. The Archambault family held a large picnic at Wilson State Park with numerous relatives, including Reis, Archangeli, Hastman, Wade, and McCartney relations attending over the weekend. Leon Dyke marked his seventh birthday during the events.
A local plea promotes courtesy toward strangers passing through Clare County. Officials and community groups encourage friendly greetings and safe, helpful conduct to make travelers feel welcome.
St Athanasius Mass schedule on first and third Sundays at 10 30 am and second fourth fifth Sundays at 9 am in Harrison Michigan. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Elder Hubert Beavers pastor services 10 30 am Sunday School 11 15 am. Halmond Dunham September evening services 8 pm.
Gerald Brady serves as pastor at United Brethren Church Harrison Mission. Sunday School begins at 10:00 with preaching at 11:00. Evening worship is at 8:00, and a Thursday prayer meeting also at 8:00.
Reverend Clinton Hilton leads Sunday School at 9 00 am and church services at 11 15 am. Evening services are at 7 30 pm with a Wednesday 7 30 pm midweek service. Young People meet Monday evenings under Mrs Harold Yost.
The Congregational Church announces a baptism next Sunday at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Harold Watson. Parents with baptized children should attend at 11:00 a.m. The sermon is titled In His Father's Footsteps. A September 15 service will welcome new members into church fellowship.
A mangled note describes bark wounds treated with tree-paint to prevent die-back and promote healthy, vigorous growth. The technique, though unclear, suggests stimulating wound closure and tissue recovery in trees.
Harrison Chapter No. 408 held a special meeting on Friday August 80th with about eighty five members and guests from Clare Alma Lansing and Yorktown. Four candidates Miss Jean Schaaf Mrs Betty Peters Rey and Mrs Howcold Watson were initiated. A lunch followed. Next meeting set for Wednesday September 16th.
Pfc Bill Legge received an honorable discharge from Fort Sheridan Illinois after fifteen months service ten of which were in the Aleutian Islands He and his wife and son visit his parents Mr and Mrs L B Legge in Temple this week Kenneth Hilton in Tokyo phones his parents Rev M Hilton and wife report a late night call from their son stationed in Tokyo Japan A son was born to Mr and Mrs Bud Dunkle of Bertha Lake at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant Labor Day weekend Many social visits and weekend guests fill the bulletin with relatives from Michigan Ohio West Virginia and beyond
Prices quoted for Thursday cover grain and feed items such as rye buckwheat barley white and red beans and a list of produce like Tucker s Pr Higgs Rock Broilers Leghorn Broilers Heavy Hens Leghorn Hens Turkeys and hides. Meats and eggs are noted with hogs beef veal spring lambs heavy hens and graded eggs with several price figures and supplier names.
A short note discusses the distinction between jackrabbits and rabbits, clarifying that jackrabbits are actually hares and not true rabbits. The piece emphasizes common naming versus biological classification.
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