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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1948
Page
12
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Miss Lois Louise Price daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Price married Howard Eaton son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Eaton in a single ring ceremony at Rev Chas Kleinhardt home Friday September 10 at 730 pm Attendants were Mr and Mrs Roger Kleinhardt Both from Brown Corners The couple lifelong Harrison residents both graduates of Harrison High School He is employed by Clare County Road Commission They will reside in the Ralph Haton cabin while their home is completed.
Local notices report Dick McCartney confined to home with broken ribs after being thrown from a truck. The item lists multiple social visits and weekend gatherings involving residents of Saginaw Marion Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns with names such as Doyle Carpenter Burnette Hughes and Conn, among others.
The Women’s Fellowship met at Mrs. Clarence Kuehn’s home with 33 in attendance. Mrs. Ethel Hagen led the business session outlining fair plans and other matters. New officers were elected: Rhoda Gibson president, Leota Morton vice president, Gladys Kinne second vice president, Madeline Fletcher secretary, Julia Schaaf assistant secretary, Marke Skinner treasurer. Installation by Flavia Schaaf. corsages given. Two games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Gertrude Rankin and Mrs. Irene Hileman. Lunch served by hostesses.
Local bulletin notes continued updates from Harrison on page four and extended coverage on page fifteen. Details include community events, weather snippets, and brief notices about local organizations and gatherings.
Grace Gleason and Clarence Ladd exchanged vows Tuesday evening at First Methodist Church in Saginaw. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merrill of Saginaw who accompanied them on a trip through northern Michigan and Canada. They returned home Friday evening.
The Harrison Study Club started its autumn meetings Tuesday evening September 7 at Fern Rose home with new officers in charge. President Olive Bruce led the business session as Marion Amble discussed Parliamentary Procedure. New faculty members Mr and Mrs Wilson Rinchart showed films and a short skit. District Convention set for October 5-6 at Bay City. Leota Murton chosen as delegate. Hostesses Bertha Hughes Jessie Gleason Nellie Neely and Mrs Rose served refreshments.
Mrs. Hazel Reigle was guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by her daughter and son in law in Temple. Mrs. Chas. Ashcraft hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Lowell Sielschott of Midland at her Temple home. Max and Billy Skinner celebrated fourteenth and twelfth birthdays with friends and gifts among games and refreshments.
Mrs Lyle Shaver announces the birth of a daughter, Theresa Irene, at Sparrow Hospital on Tuesday September 7. Mrs Wm Hileman travels to Lansing to assist at her daughter's home for a few days.
Discontinued styles formerly priced at 3.95 and 4.95 are offered while supplies last. Knitted slips in tearose or white, rayon tricot, launder easily, sizes 84 to 42. Slipover sweaters in 100 percent wool with wing sleeves, color options blue rose grey or black, metallic trim, sizes 34 to 40. All wool blankets 72 by 90 inches, satin six inch binding, gift box, colors rose green blue yellow.
Zelan treated two tone blue snowsuits for toddlers with zipper front and Dutch hood in sizes 2 to 4 priced at 9.95. Mannish looking poplin jackets in scarlet with zipper and pockets in sizes 2 to 6. Separate knit ski slacks in wool melton with bib tops and elastic back in navy green maroon sizes 3 to 6x.
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