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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1940

Page

9

Rates and notices for THE SENTINEL publication

Rates listed for Florida to Michigan and other points, single copies five cents, two dollars per year to some destinations, display ads on application. Liners and reading notices ten cents per line, fillers six cents per line, heading free. Cards of thanks twenty five cents for ten lines, five cents per line beyond. Resolutions and poetry five cents per line. Friends of THE SENTINEL urge probate notices to be printed by THE SENTINEL with Judge Wylie’s favor sought.

Michigan THE Sentinel Wylie the Sentinel

Miss Ruth Bailey and Cecil Hodges Wed April 14

Miss Ruth Bailey of Houghton Lake and Mr. Cecil Hodges of Beaverton united in marriage at the Houghton Lake church on Sunday afternoon April 14 in the presence of more than a hundred friends and relatives. The bride wore white net over moire taffeta with a floor length veil and carried an arm bouquet. Her sister Marion Bailey served as attendant. The couple will reside in Beaverton where Hodges works as a grocery clerk. A bridal shower was held April 18 hosted by Hitler and Mrs David Bailey with about fifty five attendees from the Latter Day Saints Church community.

Ruth Bailey Houghtonake Jesse Bailey Cecil Hodges Beaverton Houghton Lake Church Hitler David Bailey Harrison Marion Merton Bailey Hodges

Harrison High School Baseball Opens Season Away

Harrison High School's baseball team begins the season with an afternoon game at Farwell. Coach Samuel Morrison leads about twenty five players as the squad kicks off the year at the open diamond.

Harrison High School Farwell Marion High School Samuel Morrison

Newborn Son at Wood Family Home

An infant boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood on Friday afternoon April 19. The baby weighed nine pounds and was named Frederick Bruce. Stella Allen is noted as a relative observer in the report.

Fred Wood Stella Allen Frederick Bruce

Additional Harrison News On Page 12 and 14

Local Harrison column notes items carried on pages 12 and 14 with brief updates from city desk. The snippets summarize community events, small notices, and upcoming dates affecting residents.

Harrison

Harrison High School honors basketball team at gym party

Friday evening the Harrison high school basketball squad was honored at a Junior class party in the school gym. Superintendent Charles Amble presided as varsity letters were awarded to fifteen players: Burns Pifer LaLonde Hughes Shaffer Light Green Schneider Clark Woods Townsend Hubbard Skinner Sanford Perry. Guests enjoyed cards Chinese checkers and dancing to the school music box with chocolate milk and orangeade served.

Harrison Charles Amble Bill Burns Bob Pifer Bob LaLonde Junior Hughes Merrill Shaffer Garfield Light Harold Green Jim Schneider Fred Clark Jay Woods Frank Townsend Jack Hubbard Leo Skinner

Harrison Briefs United Brethren in Christ

Local notices list church services and prayer meetings led by Rev. Grotimi and Sunday School at 10 00 a m with an 11 00 a m service and 8 00 p m evening service Miss Fred Schaaf hosts a flu party and families from Clare Lansing Bay City Greenwwood and Beaverton attend visits and illness updates from members Mrs Nellie Hampton and Mrs Ida Tooley among others are noted with guests and recent travel and health updates.

Bernard Fischer Robert Brown Cadillac Ephriam Briggs Beaverton Carl McAlvey Lansing Joseph Ferrar Milo Myers Clare Frank Myers B. F. Hampton Kathleen Nellie Hampton Samuel Bruce Ben Carpenter William Gatey Bobbie O’shannessey Ernest McCartney Doris Anne Ida Tooley Lewis Light Greenwood Township J. B. Garrabrant E. E. Drummond Ed. Brady Detroit Fred Clark Jerry Brady A. H. Hutchinson Maurine Rowena Midland Henry Seegham Flint Harley Wolfe Hillsdale Chester Griffen Griffens Clarence Ladd Samuel Brice Bob Burns Hast Fred Weatherhead Nettie Mary Brown Mt. Pleasant Weathrhead Nettie Mary Mr. Weatherhead Ida Rose Mueller Charles Hahn Saginaw Burdette Reigle Ann Arbor Battle Creek Western Electric Company Gerald Reigle Bob Hanscom Jane Snyders Lyceum Charles Amble Lloyd Witter Alma Rep D. D Tibbets Boyne City

Mt. Pleasant Man Jailed Then Released After Fine

Earl Beehove of Mt. Pleasant was released from Clare County Jail Saturday after serving ten days and paying a $25 fine on an assault and battery charge.

Mt. Pleasant Earl Beehove Clare County

Replacing Broken Window Panes

Instructions describe removing broken glass, scraping old putty and paint from the sash, and priming with white lead paint to prevent glazing putty absorption. When ordering a new pane deduct one eighth inch from sash measurements to allow for expansion.

Origin of Bolsheviki The Russian word larger group

The article explains that bolshe means larger and that Bolsheviki were named as the larger faction. It mentions early American glass patterns such as Hobnail and Teardrop and notes their display in leading magazines and in Gone With the Wind.

Showitt Tsed

Farwell school hosts well attended physical education and music night

A large audience enjoyed a school program in the Madge B. Lamp hall featuring performances by all grades from primary to eighth. Miss Florence Bailey directed most songs with other staff guiding the dances and a final Maypole dance.

Madge’ B. Lamp Francis Thomas Miriam Tassaya Florence Bailey Miss Bailey Wss Norman Lakti Parrs Madge B. Lamb Hazel Scott

Earliest Easter in 1818 fell on March 22

The record notes Easter Sunday in 1818 occurred on March 22 marking the earliest possible Easter date. This reflects historical calendar alignment and holiday dating.

Up To Date Romans and Installment Home Buying

A historical note compares speculative buyers in ancient Rome with installment home sales dating back to Caesar era. It highlights early examples of buying on credit and the enduring appeal of paying over time.

Rome

Also Mentioned on This Page

Feighner & Parish, Publishers Saif Association Membe Clarean Harrison News Elder and Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Hodges Hitler David Bailey Latter Day Saints Church of Christ Grotimi Fred Schaaf Ralph Carpenter Thomas Barclay Frost Township George Mills Grand Rapids G. EL. Stewart Nichols Sloane Bay City Myr Jerry Murray Blanchard BE . Brown Hol. Bruce, Jr Charles Jeanette Clave Irah Emery Belding Bruce, Jr Elmer Amble Paul Walter Lang Guy Light East Tawas Bruce Reigle Reed City Dimity Batiste Hollywood DAVYS Farwell School Carter Zenith
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