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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
3
A car owned by Tom Wing caught fire in front of McTaggart grocery Rosebush causing minor damage confined to rear seat upholstery. A volunteer brigade extinguished the blaze. Wing arrived after the fire noting he had just put out a fire in the same car before leaving home.
Sunday marked the fourteenth year of Rev. R O Thomson's pastorate at the local Presbyterian Church. He preached on the same text as his first Sunday here, recalled changes in Rosebush, and noted many in the current congregation were babes in arms when he began. Parishioners wished him well as he begins his fifteenth year.
The Clare Methodist Church hosts a sub-district gathering Friday night September 13 at 7 45 to discuss the Pension Fund Campaign. Representatives named by the pastor include Darwin Johnson Mrs Ida Johnson David Bellinger Orrin First Jake Bechdell Albert Moyes Harvey Low-
Local items report Harvey Jones of Reed City galled in Rosebush and families visiting relatives. Pfc. Glenn Hoyle to return to Washington D C. Mrs. Hoyle and Glenora Gay back home. Visitors from Canada to Toronto to see George Houge’s family. Mrs. Skelenger ill in Cadillac hospital at 79. New baby girl for Harold and Edwardine Knight in Mt. Pleasant. Yager of Coleman promotes silage work with improved chopper. Johnston family from Martin Ontario visiting Rosebush. Various dinners and visits among local residents including Fuller, First, Johnson, Morrison, Christian and Matteson households.
Planning is under way for a late September dedication at Isabella Memorial Field to honor local service men and women who served in the last war. Carl Baird chairs the committee with a parade of veterans, Legionnaires, VFW members, Boy Scouts and Gold Star mothers, plus a Sches band and ministers. The Honor Roll will be unveiled by American Legion and VFW representatives, a flag donated by the Legion will be raised, and the date awaits arrival of name strips from a Detroit firm. Past Commander John Dangler discussed arrangements with the committee.
Rev. Gordon Grant administers mass at St Henry's Catholic Church with services on the first and third Sundays at 9 00 a m and on the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 10 30 a m All are welcome Rev H W Kilgren leads Rosebush Methodist Church Sunday School at 10 15 a m Worship at 11 15 a m Youth Fellowship alternates Sundays at Rosebush and Seaton W S C S meets the second Wednesday evening Choir practice Thursday evenings
Rev R O Thomson presides at Rosebush church with Bible School 9 45 Morning Service 10 45 Evening service 8 00 pm Wise church holds Bible school 11 00 am Preaching 12 00 noon Ladies Aid meets Rosebush first Wednesday Wise Ladies Aid second Wednesday. Eye Size Increases The average egg size of a flock of pullets increases from start of lay until about February.
In a single 24 hour span illness and other disabilities incapacitate millions, with about half bedridden for six months or longer. The report details widespread health impacts, noting the scale of disability and duration across the population.
Community updates show church schedules and a fire at Adams store. The text lists visitors, midweek hospitalizations, engagements and guests in Clare and nearby towns with numerous family and travel notes spanning August and September.
Howard L. Krause leads a service at the Gilmore Center with songs devotion communion and preaching at 10:06 to 10:16 am and Bible school at 11:00 am. Nearby residents from Chicago Detroit Lansing and Ann Arbor visit farms attend fairs and share meals with local families during Labor Day weekend and a hospital leave is noted for Skendell Wood.
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