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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1945
Page
9
The notice lists weekly publication details for Clare and surrounding area. It outlines rates for display and reading notices, fillers, headings, and various ad formats. It requests probate notices be printed by The Sentinel under Judge Batey.
The Woman's Missionary Association met at the United Brethren parsonage with Mrs. George Bates leading devotions. Members reviewed Beattitudes, heard reports, and learned the quilt was sold. plans include a missionary play and future meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mitchover visited relatives and attended the wedding of Rowena Hutchinson and John Van Meter in Midland.
Mrs Wmn Titus travels to Saginaw for a series of parties honoring Mrs Frederick Burdick of St Petersburg Fla visiting there. The V F W Auxiliary Post 4075 sponsors a bridge and pedro party in the club room on Thursday evening October 4 with a small playing fee and refreshments.
Mrs. Martha Sullivan hosted her bridge club at home with two tables in play. Marie Skinner took high, Roberta Roth was second high and won traveling prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational Church held a pot luck supper at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A W Johnstone on Wednesday evening with Jessie Gleason Minnie Canfield and Lou Hunt assisting. Vice President Marion Trowbridge presided at the business meeting. The next gathering is planned for October 22 with location to be announced.
The Intermediate Girls Sunday School class at the Congregational Church hosted a pot luck supper at the Johnstone home with Jessie Gleason as teacher and Cora Johnstone as substitute. Games and contests followed, and the girls reported a very lovely evening.
The October meeting of the Harrison Study Club will be held in the school gym on Tuesday evening October 2 instead of at the Segerlund home. Hostesses include Ruby Segerlund Amy Darling Gladys Kinne Hilda Bringman and Hsther Zubler. Thora Morrison serves as program chairman.
A homecoming at the Highway Tabernacle on Sunday September 23 included morning and evening sermons by Rev. Bergler of Indianapolis and an afternoon message from Pastor Rev. M C Hilton. A cooperative dinner was served in the parsonage and attendees described the day as enjoyable and profitable.
Pic and Mrs. Leo Skinner announce daughter Sandra Faye born Sunday September 28 in Gladwin Hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces. Relatives and friends visited and others hosted family gatherings across Clare, Hersey, Flint, Cadillac, Ludington, and Rose City as local residents greeted newborns and hosted guests.
A long list of weekend visits and host gatherings highlights community ties. Families from Mt Pleasant Clare Long Lake Detroit and surrounding areas hosted relatives and friends including service members on leave and residents visiting kin across multiple towns.
Gene Carpenter Pfe returned from Camp Grant Monday evening to spend a fifteen day furlough with his wife and parents.
Ira Griffin left Wednesday to return to Camp Grant after a thirty day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Griffin. The brief notice notes his home in 01 and cites his military service.
A new synthetic casting sealant used on B-29 bombers and other military aircraft eliminates dependence on foreign tung oil for impregnation of aluminum and magnesium airplane parts.
Mrs. Stanley Wells visits her father Burt Parshall in the Douglas home. Little Roger Roland is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Douglas and Burt Parshall with Mrs. Stanley Wells attended a show at Clare Saturday. John Bringold and son Arnold made a business call in Harrison Monday. Mrs. Hudson Jones visits Toledo for a few days. Virginis Gordon and son Ace also visited Harrison. Neighbors helped J. E. Bruce and son Stanley fill silo last Friday.
The Clare I O C F lodge held a Monday meeting with Ernest Green as noble grand and Richard Halli as vice grand presiding. Thirty two members attended and were urged to return next Monday for degree work. A contest led by James Irwin and Ernest Irwin showcased strong instruction. Rebekahs requested brotherly cooperation for upcoming activities next month, which was pledged.
Mrs. Etta Howard presided over a Tuesday meeting with thirty one members present. The Soldiers Prayer ceremony occurred at nine. Elizabeth McIntosh’s resignation as recording secretary was accepted and nominations were held for the fH vacancy with election next Tuesday. McIntosh will assume District Deputy duties November 1. Margaret Irwin reported on the rummage sale. October activities were outlined and next Tuesday’s birthday supper is planned. Fifty fifth anniversary events, grand ball tickets, and formal wear details were announced for October 8.
In 1806 French forces were welcomed by Germans as they pursued retreating Prussian troops. On October 26 General Davout reached Berlin and was greeted by officials and citizens. Two days later Murat's cavalry overwhelmed Prince Hohenlohe's remnant near Prenzlau, forcing an unconditional surrender.
The cake makeup adds a soft surface and hides minor blemishes when applied to clean skin. A thorough face wash precedes use and removal follows removal. Dry skin benefits from a cream or liquid powder base beneath the makeup.
National Audubon official Bert Hartwell of Miami says the mocking bird is a highly developed singer with a broad repertoire. He notes the bird sometimes borrows from neighbors but blends the tunes into a distinctive original cadenza. The remark emphasizes the bird's uniqueness of song.
About 41 029 medical officers in the services see 47 percent plan to return to practice amid closer scrutiny. The figure reflects attitudes within military medical staff and signals ongoing adjustment to post service roles.
Hobert Beavers and Mr and Mrs David Bailey of Frost plan a weekend return from Missouri. Mr and Mrs Robert Somers near Farwell visited the Stephison home Sunday. Miss Marilyn Dillon of Flint visited relatives here Sunday. Pure Oil wells are quiet. About twenty five Hileman Heber family members dined together Sunday before Robert returns to camp for a thirty day furlough and extension talks continue. Mr and Mrs Leo Heintz helped celebrate John Heintz birthday at Lily Lake Saturday night.
Rev Harold Watson leads Sunday School at 10 45 a m with Peter Oman as Superintendent. Church services follow at noon with a 12 o'clock start.
The Catholic church outlines Mass times with Father Chas D Brophy as pastor. Mass is at 10 30 a m on the first and third Sundays and at 9 30 a m on the second fourth and fifth Sundays.
Elder David Bailey presides with worship at 10:30 a m Sunday School at 11:15 a m Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7 30 p m and Evening Services at 8:00 p m
Pastor Clinton Hilton leads 10:00 a m Sunday School with Mrs Harold Yost at 11:15 a m church services and 7:30 a m evening services. Wednesday evening specials at 7:30 and a Young People's meeting every Monday evening.
A church notice lists Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, evening worship at 8:00, and a Thursday 8:00 prayer meeting. The quotation from Solomon appears at the top.
A list honors young historical figures who achieved fame before their deaths at ages ranging from 19 to 39. Names include Joan of Arc 19 Mozart 35 Cleopatra 39 Keats 26 and Nero 31 among others.
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