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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1942
Page
9
The Clare Sentinel announces weekly Friday publication with postal rates for Michigan and other points, single copy price, display ad terms, liners and locals rates, fillers charges, heading surcharge, and a request to probate notice editors to seek Judge Bates for printing by The Sentinel.
Miss Fern Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs David Bailey married Robert Ball son of Mr and Mrs Orwell Ball in a Sunday ceremony at Laster Day Saints Church Harrison. The 11 o clock service drew about 100 guests with an improvised blue and white arch. Afterward a wedding dinner and reception for 50 followed at the bride’s home. The couple plan to farm in Frost township after a southern Michigan honeymoon.
Ruby Landers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Landers married Ray Wyman son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wyman in Frost township March 22 at four oclock. The couple had a small ceremony attended by close friends and relatives at Hitler David Bailey home. They will live in Detroit where Wyman works in defense industry.
The Harrison Study Club reports a strong response to the Easter Seal sale for Crippled Children's Aid. Seals were mailed to families in Harrison and northern Clare county with envelopes for contributions. School children will sell stamps and paper lilies, following Buddy Poppies, as part of the 1942 master sale.
The U S public health service reports seventy percent of ten year olds have some foot defect and ninety percent of adults nationwide show foot defects.
Mrs. Fred Huber is recovering from a sprained hip and side after a fall from a car Sunday evening following a day in Beaverton. Harrison Study Club plans a meeting Tuesday evening April 7 at the school with Dr Helen Lanting and Miss I M Young as guest speakers. Hostesses are Mrs. Fred Smith Helen Hether Mrs. Bob Thompson and Mrs. Ervin Weaver.
Local paper highlights additional Harrison items on pages eleven and thirteen. Readers see brief notes on community events and civic notices, with focused mentions of area organizations and routines.
A humorous look at how the U.S. Department of Agriculture distinguishes harmless from harmful insects. It explains how thousands of insect species are cataloged, how shipments are blocked, and how experts seek to know every bug’s family history to prevent dangerous species from entering the country.
The elementary chorus presents an operetta with dancing songs and solos. Cast includes Kom Gypsy Prince Billy Wilson Princess White Gypsy Joan Shoemaker and King Jimmie Irwin with numerous Gypsies, Spies, Gyro dancers and others. Tickets from chorus members or at the door nine cents for children under 12 and twenty two cents for adults including tax.
The Hebrides near Harris Tweed origins remain last European outpost where old fashioned spinning wheels are used commercially. Women spin and weave yarn by hand then waulk the cloth to finish it, a communal and ancient waulking day tradition marked by Gaelic songs and ritual.
The article traces how insignia signaling ranks and roles emerged in medieval military culture. It notes evolving symbols, heraldic motifs, and the shift from simple bands to complex emblems worn by knights and soldiers across Europe.
The text states candy should be eaten after meals to aid digestion by mixing with other foods as they pass through the alimentary canal. Eating sweets between meals may reduce appetite for a planned meal enabling general well being.
A fragmented dialogue snippet shows a casual exchange about summer vacations and a pair of overheard conversations. One line has a steno and boss on the phone with a muffled argument about romance era lines. The other quips about knights and armor as clothing.
Sunday School plans and community club events mark a quiet week in Grant township. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Rex Robinette and Herb Brown hosted and visited relatives while neighbors attended a party and multiple small-town calls. Voters will decide on renewing Consumers Power Company’s franchise for Heheana power.
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