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Sanction Telive Sembeh published weekly at Clare post office as second class matter. Rates: $1.50 yearly to Michigan points, $2.00 yearly to other points. Single copies 5c. Display ads by application. Liners and reading notices 10c per line. Cards of Thanks 25c per ten lines. Poetry 5c per line. Judge Bates asked to assign printing to THE SENTINEL for probate notices.
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Local Residents Attend Visits and Events in Harrison
Senator Ben Carpenter remains home until the April 29 adjournment of the State Legislature. A long list of callers and visitors from Gaylord Alma Flint Bay City and Lansing enjoy weekends, dinners and church gatherings in Harrison.
Latter Day Saints Church Services Announced
Elder David Bailey, pastor, leads weekly services at 10:30 a.m. and evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Sunday School meets at 11:15 a.m. Oriole and Bluebird groups gather at 7:30 p.m. for activities.
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Latter Day Saints Church
David Bailey
Congregational Church Schedule Under Pastor Hughes
The Congregational Church led by Pastor George E. Hughes features Bible school at 10:00 a m supervised by Charles Van Blarcom. Church services follow at 11:00 a m with Junior Endeavor at 6:00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p m.
United Brethren Church Harrison Mission Schedule
Ernest Burk is pastor and teaches Sunday School at 10:00. Clara Smith serves as superintendent. Worship service is at 11:60 p.m. Sunday evening services begin at 8:00 p.m. A prayer meeting is held Thursday evening at 8:00 p.m.
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United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
Ernest Burk
Clara Smith
Highway Tabernacle Service Schedule for Clinton Hilton
Clinton Hilton pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and church services at 8:00 p m Russell Cook appears at the address with a 11 315 a m service. Evening services occur Sundays and Wednesday evenings. Young People meet Fridays evenings.
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Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Russell Cook
Young People’s Meeting
Amendments to be Voted Spring Election Apr 5
Michigan notice announces two proposed constitutional amendments on the spring ballot. Proposal 1 seeks biennial township elections for terms of two years in townships and reclassification of justices of the peace. The second amends homogenized mortgage exemptions and notices of invalidity for homesteads, with changes to value limits and signatures. Secretary Herman H. Dignan signs the notice.
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Thero
Theron
Motivations Behind Haters of a Rising Leader
People oppose a man who climbs to power for two reasons. Some resent him because they feel used as stepping stones. Others resent him for not supporting him earlier when they could have.
Weekend Visits Across Flint and Saginaw
Mr and Mrs Frank Walters and daughter Barbara visited his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Walters while Mr and Mrs Jimmy Thompson of Flint visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hiverette Allen over the weekend. Mrs Peter Hanes left Friday for Flint to visit her daughters. Mrs John Bauer Sr spent Sunday with Fred Walters and Carl Bauer with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam McClain. Mrs John Bauer Sr and daughter Mrs Harold Schaeffer spent Thursday in Saginaw. The community mourns the passing of former neighbor Bob Whitlock.
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Ira Trowbridge
Ben Carpenter
Bernie Hampton
Fred Schaaf
Clair Stanley
Wm. Henderson
Burt Scott
Lake Station
HE. E. Drummond
Bates
Mary White
A. Russell
Midland
Burt Neeley
A. B. Morris
L. H. Mathias
P. D. Gibson
Jean
Saginaw
Frank Bush
Franklin
Detroit
Hari Futherie
Breckenridge
Tred Zubler
Maude Harper
Irah Emery
Emily Shaw
Gladwin
Harrison
Pearl Clute Visted
Jay Clute
Colonville
Myr
Newton Kress
Chester Pickering
Stuart Huntley
Kingston
Ward
Paul Moore
County Infirmary
Branch Joslin
Clare
Clint Richmond
Floyd Stanley
Lansing
Clyde Pifer
Joe Hudson
Wm. Vreeland
Wayne ‘Rennant
Betty
Rose City
Otis Stanley
Frank Walters
Barbara
Robert Walters
Jimmy Thompson
Flint
Hiverette Allen
Peter Hanes
Si Pardie
LaVern Ford
John Bauer, Sr
Fred Walters
Carl Bauer
Sam McClain
John Bauer
Harold Schaeffer
Bob Whitlock
War Bonds Fuel Rural Electrification Drive
The War Department urges farmers to buy War Bonds to fund rural electrification. Copper wiring and fixtures are scarce, but bonds now will finance equipment for farm homes, offering a return of four dollars for every three invested, aiding progress over the next decade.
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Treasury Department
Farm Machinery Care Under Cover Before Storage
Farm equipment deteriorates from rust as much as wear. Keep machinery protected under cover and ensure it is well lubricated before storage.
Navy Discloses Bases In Fiji and Hebrides
Washington reports official acknowledgement of American bases in the Fiji Islands and New Hebrides, named in a navy communique connected to the August 9 sinking of the cruisers Quincy Vincennes and Astoria near Guadalcanal. Details on size or type of bases were not provided.
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Washington
New Hebrides
Fiji Islands
Navy
Quincy
Vincennes
Astoria
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Too Many Dogs Around In Steubenville
Sheriff Bales responded to a frantic call from Fred Wonnacott of Adena reporting unlicensed dogs near his home in Steubenville. Wardens located the animals, allowing Wonnacott to reenter his residence safely.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Robert D. Bales
Fred Wonnacott
Adena
Wonnacott
Californian Has Bird to Prove Bird of a Shiner
A. D. Rodabaugh of San Francisco claims a golden eagle attacked his car near Winnemucca Nevada and smashed the windshield injuring him with one black eye while the eagle suffered a broken wing. He and his wife kept the bird as proof of the event.
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Whiser
Idaho
A. D. Rodabaugh
San Francisco
Rodabaugh
Winnemucca
Nev
Six Service Stars in Ohio Family Window Display
Wyandot county notes a family with six service stars in the window. Charles E. Hunter and wife of Sycamore host the display showing one son from the first marriage, two from the current wife, and three of the Hunters’ own children.
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Ohio
Sandusky
Wyandot County
Charles E. Hunter
Sycamore
Hunter
Life's Tendency and the Power of Thought
The piece argues that what you deem important shapes life direction. It asserts mental focus guides personal tendency and outcomes through attention, belief, and daily choices.
Hebron Hosts Dim-Out Driving Tests For Blackout Conditions
In Hebron Ohio the Ohio Department of Highways the U S Public Roads Administration OCD and the village conduct dim out tests to determine necessary night road markings and lighting. Special headlights with 35 candle power and horizontal reflection are tested along with dim out tail lights visible at 60 to 160 feet to evaluate markings center lines intersections railroad crossings and guard rail reflectivity.
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Hebron
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
U. S. Public Roads Administration
OCD
Western New York Beans Aid Meat Shortage
West New York state plants 165 000 acres of dry beans and expects about 20 600 000 bags due to large acreage. Prof E V Hardenburg notes beans offer high protein comparable to lean beef and remain a cheap, durable food. Beans will shift from canned to dry form yet supply ready to cook meals for households.
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New York State
New York
E. V. Hardenburg
New York State College of Agriculture
Unlucky Fridays and the Number 13 in Superstition
The article links Friday to misfortune from Christ’s crucifixion and notes public executions on Fridays. It cites 13 from the Last Supper and juror counts in courts as other superstition sources. It ends by promoting Clare Sentinel classified liners for ads and notices.
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European Association of
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