Editorial Note From The Clare Sentinel
An editorial note from The Clare Sentinel discusses local concerns and community issues. It reflects on publisher perspectives and editorial stance while addressing readers and civic topics.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1944
Page
5
An editorial note from The Clare Sentinel discusses local concerns and community issues. It reflects on publisher perspectives and editorial stance while addressing readers and civic topics.
The notice lists postage like 1.50 per year to Michigan points and 2.00 to other points, single copies 5c, display ad rates on application, liners and reading notices 10c per line, fillers 5c, heading 10c, Cards of Thanks 25c per ten lines, overage 5c per line, with a request to probate notices be printed by The Sentinel per Judge Bates.
The Harrison Study Club Home and Garden Division held its annual Flower Show at the Congregational Church parlors on Tuesday September 5. Exhibits of blooms vegetables and fruits impressed a large crowd. Co chairs Valera Ferguson and Anna Joos praised the effort as a tea was served by Alice Bates Mary Weatherhead and Gladys Kinne with orangeade for children. The September Study Club meeting followed with music by Rita Whitmer and Hayne Petoskey and a talk by Anna Gens on What is an American. A teachers reception was planned for September 26 and refreshments were served after adjournment by Anna Carpenter Esther Harris Naomi Du Sold Ruby Seegerlund and Bette Woods.
A large reception at Budd Lake Coffee Shoppe honored Mrs Norma Pratt for stepping down from duties in the Bureau of Social Aid at the Court House in Harrison. About thirty five guests attended with Evelyn Peck lauded for organizing the event and Pearl Clute hosting.
Eid Ash of Detroit spent the weekend at his Deerlake cottage with guests Mr and Mrs Nelson Hood of Midland and Mrs Helen Stearns and a Colonel of Detroit. Marshall Vollmer of Rogers City visited his father George Vollmer and family. Charles Sipple of Milwaukee arrived Friday to visit his sister and husband, Mr and Mrs Fred Smith. Miss Irene Amble of Bay City visited her parents, and Miss Genevieve Smith of Saginaw stayed with her mother. Mary Louise Burns left for Bay City Business College. Rosalie Kinne spends two weeks with her parents. Fred Zubler made a business trip to Traverse City.
Roy Allen of Detroit spent the weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen and daughter Con nie. Dozens of relatives and friends from Saginaw Detroit Grand Rapids and Lansing visited Harrison over Labor Day weekend including Cpl Robert Burns returning from MacDill Florida and many cousins aunts uncles and siblings sharing meals trips and outings at Budd Lake Pratt Lake and local cottages.
Lynn Mebker pleads guilty to resisting an officer. Sentenced by Judge Hart to one year in Jackson. Sheriff Amble reports the defendant was taken there on Wednesday.
Mrs Minnie Canfield and Mrs Jennie Moon hosted a 6 pm dinner Friday with guests including Mrs J C McCart of Saginaw and Mr and Mrs Frank Myers. A Pines theatre party drew Miss Anna Joes and several ladies. James Whitmer hosted a family gathering Saturday. Cpl Robert Burns enjoyed a home furlough chicken dinner. Detroit guest Dorothy Jean Carey joined Frost townships Albert Whitmer and W E B Lawhead. About fifty attended a Congregational Church pot luck with community singing and contests.
Sunday evening a gathering of friends enjoyed supper on the porch of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Titus and daughter Clara Louise who recently arrived from Palm Beach Florida. Guests included Mrs. Robert Armstrong Mrs. Fred Burdick Mrs. Rollo Grimm Mrs. John Frueh and daughter Miss Blaine Miss Vera Shields Miss Joan Sharp and Hazel Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crigier Mrs. CG BH Urquhart and daughter Joel and Donnald and John Wallace Mr and Mrs Leon Hamp Mr and Mrs of Kin ie and Mr and Mrs Miles Dating. Swimming boat riding and horse shoe pitching were among the games.
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