Rates and notices in The Clare Sentinel publishing details
The Clare Sentinel lists subscription rates to various regions including Michigan and other points, plus single copies at five cents. It outlines display ad rates by inquiry, liners and reading notices priced per line, with extra headings, and cards of thanks priced per ten lines. It also urges probate notices be printed by The Sentinel through Judge Bates.
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Michigan
Bates
THE
Sentinel
Gladwin County intern sustains internal injuries in crash
Lawrence Wright, living near Gladwin, was injured when his car skidded on M 61 and overturned near Spike Horn Bear Camp. His wife and infant were uninjured. Mrs Wright treated for cuts and bruises. The family was en route home after visiting friends in Harrison.
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Lawrence
Birl
Clarence Wright
Gladwin County
Gladwin County Hospital
Spike Horn Bear Camp
Earl C. Wilson
Mrs Newton Kress Hosts West Greenwood Extension Group
Mrs Newton Kress entertained the West Greenwood Home Economics Extension group at her home on Thursday April 2 for an all day meeting. Fourteen members attended a pot luck dinner at noon. Mrs Hudson Jones gave a nutrition lesson. A brief business meeting preceded a social hour.
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Newton Kress
West Greenwood
Mitchener Myers marry in Lansing ceremony
Announcement notes the marriage of Guy Mitchener of Lan ing, son of Mr and Mrs Frank M Myers, to Mrs Anna Corson. The couple exchanged vows in a quiet Lansing ceremony on March 28 and will reside in Lan ing.
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Harrison
Clare County
Guy Mitchener
Langing
Frank M. Myers
Anna Corson
Lansing
Huntington Woods nuptials in Detroit on Good Friday
Miss Marie Huntington of Detroit married Stanley Woods of Detroit in a Detroit ceremony on April 3. The couple, attended by family, planned to visit Harrison over Easter before settling in Detroit. Stanley Woods was later honored at a birthday party hosted by the McCartneys with a late lunch. Also noted is Priscila Burns turning fourteen with a theatre party for four friends at the Ideal Theatre in Clare.
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Huntington-Woods
Detroit
Marie Huntington
Stanley Woods
Harrison
Marilyn Volker
Biz
Ernest McCartney
Carde
Thomas McCartney
Mike Dobson
Haskell
Ellen
Art Beamer
Katherine Wieck
Charles Beamer
Jake Loeski
Priscila Burns
Margaret Brown
Nettie Mary Brown
Anna May Eston
Beverly Merrill
Ideal Theatre
Clare
Outdoor Girls Meet Plans for Harrison Sick List Deliveries
The Out Door Girls Club met on March 31 at Mrs William Murphy's home for a regular monthly meeting and business session. They planned to make greeting cards for Harrison's shut ins and to present plants and flowers to residents on the sick list.
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William Murphy
Harrison
Northern Michigan Missionary Meet in Harrison Next Week
Northern Michigan missionaries gather in Harrison for a multiday session with theme verses from Psalm 27 14 and papers by local delegates and visiting speakers. The schedule lists devotions each morning and afternoon April dates with papers local roll calls special music and offerings. Activities include lectures by Dr Leslie Huntley Judge Rasmussen and Reverend Lyle Cook with committee appointments and officer elections.
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Northern Michigan
Harrison
Carson City
Bates
Matherton
North Shade
Altha van Brocklin
Lyle Cook
Leslie L. Huntley
East Washington
Dora Munson
North Star
Alvin Smith
Marion Burket
W. BE. Rasmussen
Three Fatally Shot as Lumberjack Goes on Rampage
Hayward Loomis, 26, a camp cook at Chippewa Lumber Camp, and two fellow workers, Henry Hanson and Jess Harding, were killed when Alex Erickson returned to the camp, set a fire, and shot himself after a despondent outburst. He had appeared despondent, according to Prosecutor Ray Gillespie. Loomis was nephew of Myr and Mrs. Frank M. Myers of Harrison and had visited the area recently.
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Hayward Loomis
Chippewa
Alex Erickson
Henry Hanson
Jess Harding
Erickson
Ray Gillespie
Loomis
Myr
Frank M. Myers
Harrison
Taree Speak Before Harrison Study Club
Dr Helen Lanting and Miss Ina Young spoke at the Harrison Ladies Study Club on April 7. Lanting urged mental hygiene and future preparation for children, while Young outlined health and defense roles for civilians, nutrition, activity, and morale.
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Helen Lanting
Ina Mary Young
Norris Elden Talk
Tri-county Health Unit
Harrison Ladies Study Club
Harrison School
Dr. Lanting
Miss Young
America
Norris Elden
Clare Study Club
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Detroit
Elden
Hitler
Germany
Charles Ambile
Thomas Belt
Food Dearth in France Spurs Substitution Efforts
In Vichy France a food shortage drives exploration of substitutes from beet sugar to plastics like rhodoid. Officials push fuel and oil alternatives, while talk of tobacco substitutes circulates and economic police threaten restaurant and shipment seizures to safeguard scarce supplies.
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Vichy
France
United States
Germany
Economic Police
Ministry of Supplies
Power Production Emerges Through Steam in the Seventeenth Century
The text notes that modern power production using steam began in the middle of the seventeenth century, marking a key turning point in industrial history.
Lodge Sends Ambulance For Injured Member
In Roseville California Mrs A H Swan chaplain of the Rebekah lodge fractured her ankle in a bathtub fall and wished to attend the lodge initiation that night. An ambulance driven by George Lambert, a lodge member, arrived to transport her so she could join the initiation ceremony.
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Roseville
Calif
A. H. Swan
George Lambert
Women Swap Divorced Husbands After Splits in Portsmouth
Two women in Portsmouth New Hampshire who divorced last June swapped husbands after their separations. Mrs John B Mooney divorced her bank clerk husband for health reasons and became Mrs Emery. Mrs Charles G Emery divorced her navy yard employee husband for incompatibility and became Mrs Mooney.
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Portsmouth
N. H
John B. Mooney
Charles G. Emery
Navy Yard
Mooney
Emery
Britain Tests Plastic Road Lines to Aid Night Driving
Eight 10 mile sections of plastic white lines have been laid on British roads to ease night driving. The lines are applied like grafting a new skin on road surfaces, addressing wear and weather that ruin painted lines and help lorry drivers who rely on the markings for guidance.
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London
Family Ties of These Twins Are Numbered
In Kansas City Kansas a quirky note recalls twins with matching numbers. Sister Mrs J M Clark 1788 Cambridge Street Baltimore and brother Franklin C Britt 1788 Holt Avenue Los Angeles share the same numeric clue 1788 as their phone numbers.
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Kansas City
Kan
Baked Goods Crown Menjein Mayor in 18th Century Election
The town of Menjein famed for pastries from 1816 to 1870 held a election baking contest where citizens chose the best baker mayor rather than vote in the council election.
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Menjein
France
Vinyon Stockings May Be Answer to Hose Problem
A 1940s outlook discusses vinyon as a future rival to nylon in stockings. Vinyon fibers and shoes already exist, while stockings woven from vinyon faced delays due to technical issues. With silk and nylon shortages, cotton and vinyon options gain interest as hosiery makers adapt machines to cotton stockings.
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United States
New Record for Honesty Emerges From Canadian Vacation
Mrs. Harry D. Patton returned from a Canada vacation to learn a ten dollar bill she lost was found by a Fernie bank. Bank officials confirmed the amount and sent the money back, calling it an honest discovery.
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Sacramento
Calif
Harry D. Patton
Canada
Fernie
B. C
Lincoln Inventor Patent No 6469 for Camel and Floating Dock
Abraham Lincoln received patent No 6469 for a camel and floating dock on May 22 1849. The document records Lincoln as the inventor and specifies the patented device and date.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Church Services Schedule At Highway Tabernacle
Church notices list Clinton Hilton as pastor with Sunday School at 10 09 am Lloyd Wilson leads services at 11 15 am on Sunday and evening service at 8 00 pm Special Wednesday evening services at 8 00 pm for Highway Tabernacle.
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Lloyd Wilson
Weadneday
Latter Day Saints Church Service Times Noted
Elder David Bailey, pastor, leads Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m. with Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. The Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7:38 p.m. Evening services follow at 8:00 p.m.
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Latter Day Saints Church
David Bailey
Harrison Mission Holds Prayer and Worship Schedule
United Brethren Church announces prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m. Sunday School at 10 with Clara Smith as superintendent. Worship service at 11 a m and Sunday evening services at 8 p m.
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United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
E. E. Drummond
Clara Smith
Congregational Church Service Schedule
Pastor Rev. H. E. Philo leads Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Charles Van Blarcom is superintendent. Church services start at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor meets at 6:00 p.m. and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
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Charles van Blarcom
14-year-old joins Fort Benning armored division
A husky Fort Benning recruit claims to be 18 after his parents finally allowed him to enlist at 14. He joined an armored "Hell on Wheels" division and hopes to become a major by age 44.
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Fort Benning, Ga
Hell On Wheels
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