The Sentinel Rates and Notices Policy
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Michigan
United Brethren Church Services and Local Notices
Sunday services at the Harrison United Brethren Church follow the usual hour with a 10:30 Sunday school and an 11:30 sermon. Midweek prayer, led by Pastor Charles Kleinhardt, and a Townsend meeting at the Court House were well attended. The column records many visits, travel, and local happenings including relatives from Albuquerque to Detroit, Florida, Saginaw, and Standish, plus health updates and community notes.
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United Brethern Church
Court House
A. B. Lucas
Local Notes From Clare County Area Gather For Weekend Visits
Several residents and visitors are noted around Harrison Clare and Moddersville. Dorothy Scrimger, a teaching candidate, is employed in the county court system and summer student at Attending College. Toddling family visits and small travel among local households highlight a snapshot of community life with mentions of pneumonia illness and winter snow.
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Dorothy Scrimger
Court House
William, Henderson
Jesse Allen
Houghton Lake
Bruce Jr
Charles
Ernest Bruce
Pleasant
Bessie Heaton
Detroit
Jenkins
Dickie
Perl
Bruce Cohoon
Moddersville
George Dillenback
Hazel
Jacobs
Harrison
Carrie Carey
Ralph and Lyle
E. O. Barringer
Henry Cohoon
Warner
Wayne
Flint
Bruce
Harry Merrill
Mt. Pleasant
Grover Updyke
Arthur
Greenwood
Geo, Dillenback
Harrison Home Economics Exten sion plans Achievement Saturday dinner
The dinner committee chaired by Mrs Wallace Wolfe met Wednesday to arrange serving by the Congregational Auxiliary for Achievement Saturday evening. A separate card group gathered at Mr and Mrs John Kemmis home to play bridge in a Pleasant evening. Mrs John Kemmis hosted Alma pot luck luncheon ladies for a noon luncheon and social afternoon.
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Home Economics Extension Group
Harrison
Wallace Wolfe
Congregational
John Kemmis
Neimz
Fred Schaaf
Fred Zubler
Alma
Dinner Bridge Honors at Van Duesen Evening
Mr and Mrs J M Van Duesen hosted the Mixed Bridge club on Thursday night with a seven o clock buffet dinner. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Robert Burns Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and J A Whitmer, marking the end of a winter series of enjoyable meetings with more future gatherings anticipated.
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J. M. van Duesen
Robert Burns
Fred Smith
J. A. Whitmer
Young Ladies Bridge Club Honored by Mrs Max Carey
The Young Ladies bridge club was entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Max Carey. High score honor went to Miss Marie Merrill with Miss O Dale Schaaf earning the consolation prize. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Miss Merrill of Mt Pleasant was among the guests.
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Young Ladies Bridge Club
Max Carey
Marie Merrill
O’dale Schaaf
Miss Merrill
Mt. Pleasant
Aaron Irwin
Farwell
Raymond Scott
Clifford Malesh
Charles Tryon
Nada Hilliker
Maxine Cornell
Ideal Theater
Clare
H. O. Hilliker
Turner
Geo. Scott
Barryton High School
Vic Finch
Miller
Carrie Irwin
R. Barton
A Irwin
Snyder
Frisby
Annabelle Tryon
Barton
George Scott
Racheal Ann Pitts
Barryton
B. A. Phillips
Joe Grigware
Grand Rapids
Haster
H. C. Hilliker
Chas. Summers
Jane Brooks
McCon
Aaron Irwin Jr
Ruby Rogers
Lucile Belnap
Anna Scott
Cleo Tryon
James Brooks
Lester
Chester Halstead
Ester Brooks
Big Rapids
Lucile Brooks
R. Jones
Weidman
T. H. Brooks
Lloyd Close
Saginaw
Perl Tryon
Bert. Bott
Harrison
Ray Clark
Wight Point Labs
Bert Scott
Irwin Kulencamp
Flint
Win. Mahan
Dinner party at the Keller home with eight guests
A group of eight friends attended a social dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Keller on Saturday evening. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fosgett, Mr. and Mrs. Max Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Moarre Clute, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thomas.
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Ronald Maybee
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mynard Maybee
Virginia Smith
Laura Stockwell
David Roth
Ed. Bruce Jr
Charles
Hol. Bingham
Clare
Roy Griffen
Wallace Allen
Billy Bruce
Gladwin
Detroit
Clara Williams
Florida
Larry Lee
Francis Thomas
Ronald Keller
Wayne Fosgett
Max Carey
Moarre
Easter Services at Congregational Church
The Congregational Sunday school sponsors an Easter service in the church auditorium Sunday at 10:00 AM with a musical program. Rev. A. B. Lice will give a brief sermon followed by a Sully-day school program. Rev. Charles Rieinhardt of Brown Corners delivers the sermon.
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The
Congregational Sunday School
A. B. Lice
United Brethers
Sully Aay School
Charles Rieinhardt
Brown Corners
Harrison Seniors Present Wild Ginger
The Harrison high school senior class will present a three act comedy Wild Ginger at the Community Building on Wednesday evening April 15. The play follows a beautiful young woman nicknamed wild Ginger. Her life is marked by hardship after her mother leaves her and she deals with a miserly father. Wary Walker, a friend who acts humorous rather than a chiropractor, helps drive the comedy. Ronald Kelier, the English teacher, directs the production with multiple acts of action and drama.
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Harrison High School
Wild Ginger
Wild ‘Ginger
Pinch Penny
Walker
Ronald Kelier
City Officials Reelect GOP Mayor and Clerk in Local Vote
The Monday city election produced little opposition and favored the Republican ticket. Robert Burng was reelected Mayor, Howard Stimpson as Clerk, and James B. Garrabrant as Treasurer. Ward officials include Fred Zubler and Reginald Reid as Supervisors, Earl Green and B. F. Hampton as Aldermen, plus Constables John Horning Morrel Clute Donald Sellinger.
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Robert Burng
Howard Stimpson
James B. Garrabrant
Fred Zubler
Earl Green
John Horning
Reginald Reid
B. F. Hampton
Morrel Clute
Seaver Amble
Walter Lang
Donald Sellinger
Good Friday Service Planned at United Brethren Church
A Good Friday service will be held at United Brethren church Friday at 1:00 PM with Rev. Kleinhardt as pastor. Members of Congregational church will join as guests at the service.
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United Brethern Church
Kleinhardt Ag
Congregational Church
Farwell Area Social Scenes and Local Visits Report
Local residents share theater outings school events and family gatherings in Farwell Clare Barryton and nearby areas. Couples families and friends attend plays birthdays and dances with visits from Grand Rapids Big Rapids and Sag inaw. Several residents move or host gatherings and plan future events.
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Harrison News
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Don Canfield
Lansing
Joe Newbound
Ruth
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Henry Gardiner
Elmer Clute
Robertta Miller
Redding Township
Wesley Costegan
Hillsdale
Ben Carpenter
Ida Rose
John Asline
Paul Andre
Grand Ledge
William Murphy
Jesse Hampton
Betty
Milton Ford
Bessie Williams
Betty Schaaf
David Roth and
Mary Griffen
Mrs
Leo Cooper
Matie
Joe) Stevens
Decater
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Veal
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Clare Sentinel
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