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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1943
Page
5
Friday editorial details rates and postal matter while a long list of Clare residents visit, travel, host, or attend events in nearby towns. The page notes hospital stays, family gatherings, and community announcements involving Henderson, Meyers, Hamptons, Clute, Sly, Peters, and others across Michigan towns.
Harrison men from the Fishing and Hunting club joined Clare and Farwell clubs in planting trout from rearing ponds in Clare county streams. County Road Commission provided trucks as sportsmen worked Saturday and Sunday to improve local fishing conditions. Followed by village social notes of residents visiting, moving, andTravel changes across Harrison with multiple family and nonlocal connections.
Onalee Higgins of Harrison and Edward Case of Owosso were married Thursday at six oclock at the Lutheran church in Owosso. Rev. Walter KE Voss solemnized the ceremony attended by the groom s brother and sister. The bride wore a blue suit with matching hat and white accessories and carried a pink and yellow bouquet. A short honeymoon at a Lake Station cottage followed and they will reside at 906 West Steward Street Owosso. Mrs Frank Higgins attended the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Leon Hamp returned to Toldeo after summer and Budd Lake vacations. They hosted an outdoor supper with guests Mr and Mrs Neil Kinne Doc Darling and Bill Titus. Nearby young married couples gathered at James Meade home for a lively evening and lunch with Virgil Hochstetler Don Sellinger David Harper Ralph Carpenter and others on the guest list.
The Harrison Study Club opened its new year Tuesday at Marion Trowbridge’s home with 22 members and 11 guests. Mrs Thorn Morrison led the meeting. Anna Carpenter spoke on Flowers in War Time. Gladys Kinne discussed State Flowers. Rita Gens and Marion Amble performed songs. Theo Hibbard presented Bouquet Arrangements. Hilda Bringman reported on the Flower Show and its proceeds. Next meeting is October fifth at Anna Joes’ home with Home Nursing as the topic.
School notes report Miss Lorrene Wince of Temple as secretary for the year. Mrs Izola Thornton cannot teach second and third grades due to illness so Mrs Eunice Phimsey returns to teach those grades. The Juniors ring arrived this week, and people speculate on the boys’ rings.
Latter Day Saints led by Elder David Baley hold services Sundays at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 11 15 a m and evening services at 3 00 p m Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7 30 p m Congregational Church guided by Rev George E Hughes offers Bible School at 10 00 a m Paul D Gibson superintendent services at 11 00 a m Junior Endeavor at 6 00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7 00 p m
The church marks a Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, and an evening service at 8:00. Prayer meeting is Thursday evening, with a quarterly meeting planned Saturday evening September 4.
10:00 a m Sunday School led by Russell Cook. 11:15 a m Church Services. 8:00 p m Evening Services. Special services on Wednesday at 8:00. Young People's meeting every Friday evening.
Temple residents hosted and visited relatives during a busy weekend. Mr and Mrs Edwin Rouse ran a lunch counter at Midland Fair while guests from Detroit, Lansing, Greenwood and Marion joined camping at Crooked Lake. Emma Hilden bought the Lowell Wrighty home and will move from Marion to Temple.
People in Sag inaw and Flint joined together on Sunday to visit and share time with friends, reflecting community ties across the region.
Local residents from Vernon City and surrounding areas hosted and visited family over the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ariicliff of Fordville, Mrs. Wilma Bradley from Mannsiding, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brasington hosting relatives in Gilmore. L. Bergey traveled to Tawas City for a few days of employment, and several others spent Sundays with kin in Dearborn Cadillac Clare Northwest Vernon and Moran.
Sunday School at 11 00 a m at the Lake School Building led by P A Onan superintendent preaching at 12 00 noon In the Word of God fellowship with us Mr and Mrs Frederick Scott and baby wintered to Baldwin Tuesday
A string of social visits and travels appears in Clare and nearby areas. The Hart Shook family hosted relatives while others visited in Grand Blanc Detroit Kentucky and Harrison. Local residents include the Scotts Muir Kohler and Omans with updates on wartime postings and sick relatives.
Eastern War Time schedules list Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette trains with departure and arrival times. Bus lines Foster Lline and Great Lakes Greyhound detail Clare and surrounding routes with daily and Sunday variations and connections to Detroit Chicago Battle Creek Kalamazoo. Yellow Bus links Saginaw Cadillac Manistee Frankfort with multiple daily departures. Dow Workers Bus serves Clare at six twenty a.m. and later. Sentinel Classifieds offers a yearlong buy and sell service.
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