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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1948
Page
12
Weekly issue published Friday with mailing note and display ad rates. Probate notices to be published by The Sentinel. readers urged to request printing by the Sentinel.
The Congregational Church of Harrison hosted a Saturday wedding for JoAnne Gibson and John R Williams with 125 guests. The ceremony featured Barbara Laurence singing and Barbara Young on piano, a double ring rite by Rev. Harald Watson, and a garden reception in church parlors before the couple begins life in Bronson Michigan.
Miss Irene Brandon and Miss Laura Skiener dined at the Surrey Mouse Monday for tea and a former birthday. Lloyd Keyser family and James Jane family celebrated anniversaries at Grayling Surrey House and visited Hartwick Pines. Sim Gee, Balmer and Dr Bill Heller joined Bert Stanfield for dinner for the Stanfields twenty first anniversary. Mrs John Kemmis hosted Sunday dinner for her daughter and husband Duane Allen Lansing Hugh Wairvey Alma and Mable Wiley Lansing and Ward Farqeer Winn.
Sixty two attended the Hardwood School reunion on Sunday September 19 at the school house. A pot luck noon meal followed, officers were retained, and the group voted to hold the event on the third Sunday each September.
Theodore Tead Brown former Harrisonite and brother of McKinley Mac Brown and Henry Brown died last week in Detroit. Funeral arrangements are pending with friends noting his local connections.
The article notes farmers used red iron oxide pigments mixed with oil to paint barns. Although newer paints appeared, red barns remained common across rural America, shaping the landscape.
Harrison items recap updates from page four and page fourteen covering local events, notices, and brief reports. Highlights include community happenings, council notes, and society news with named residents and organizations.
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