Public notices and rates from The Sentinel advert sections
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Clare
THE
Sentinel
Bates
Friends Night marked at Harrison OES chapter meeting
A special Harrison Chapter OES gathering on April 26 drew about 125 members and guests from Midland Cole man Clare Gladwin Beaverton Far well and Mason. Guest officers led initiation ceremonies. A short program honored past matrons and patrons with gifts. Refreshments followed in the dining room. Next meeting is May 16 and the C G M District Association convenes at Clare on May 12.
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Harrison
Midland
Coleman
Clare
Gladwin
Beaverton
Farwell
Mason
Clarabelle Harper
Alice Mead
Maude Harper
Rena Roth
Marian Allyea
Roberta Roth
C. G. M. District Association
Birthday dinner for Christine and daughter with guests
The piece notes a chicken dinner on Christine and her daughter's birthday Tuesday evening with the immediate family as guests. It also mentions the Harrison Study Club May meeting at Mrs. Charles A. Ampble's home on Tuesday evening May 3rd with Albert Whitmer presenting a music program and roll call “Your Favorite Song.” Assisting hostesses are Amy Darling, Winifred Welch and Mary Weatherhead.
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Christine
Harrison Study Club
Charles A. Ampble
Albert Whitmer
Amy Darling
Winifred Welch
Mary Weatherhead
Snow Crystals Reengineered In Laboratory Experiments
Researchers Dr. Vincent Schaefer and Dr. Bernard Vonnegut at GE's research lab describe turning snow crystals from hexagonal plates into four other known shapes by introducing vapors into a cold chamber. Tests with 30 vapors yield various forms, including transitional shapes, signaling progress toward understanding weather phenomena.
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Vincent Schaefer
Bernard Vonnegut
G. E. Research Laboratory
Mirilla Sewing Circle Finishes Bazaar Prep Items
The Mirilla sewing circle met at Mrs. Caroline Beam’s home with nine members sewing aprons pot holders and dish carrying bags. They plan to finish all articles in two weeks and meet this week with chairman Mrs Margarette Newell. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Miss Katherine Smith assisting.
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Mirilla
Caroline Beam
Margarite Newell
Katherine Smith
Harrison Churches Schedule
Harrison Congregational Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 with James Mead as superintendent. Worship at 11:00. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison Michigan led by Elder David H. Bailey offers Sunday School at 10:30 and preaching at 11:15 with no evening service.
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James Mead
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Harrison
Michigan
David H. Bailey
Church Services and Schedules for St Athanasius and United Brethren Church
St Athanasius parish under Fr J I Sruba holds Mass at 10 30 a m on the first and third Sundays and Mass at 9 a m on the second fourth and fifth Sundays with confessions before 9 a m. United Brethren Harrison Mission offers Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m evening worship at 8 p m and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 p m.
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Catholic Church
St. Athanasius
J. I. Sruba
Masa
United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
Gerald Brady
Highway Tabernacle Service Schedule
Pastor Howard Pratt leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and church services at 11:16 a m. Evening services at 7:30 p m. Special Wednesday service at 7:30. Young People’s meeting Sunday evening at 7:00. Mrs Harold Yoat listed in the notices.
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Highway Tabernacle
Howard Pratt
Harold Yoat
Women Fellowship Hosts Young Women for Church Potluck
The Womens Fellowship of the Congregational Church hosted the Young Womens Fellowship for a potluck supper on April 20 in the church parlors. Roba Gibson led the business meeting, with devotions by Mrs. Bertha Hughes, and plans included buying two choir robes, serving the Alumni banquet, curtains for the parlors, and weekly cafeteria suppers in July and August. Holiday Coin cards were awarded to all members. Irma Perry won the prize and Clark Murton attended as a guest.
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Womens Fellowship
Congregational Church
Young Womens
Roba Gibson
Bertha Hughes
Irma Perry
Clark Murton
Homemakers Club Discuss Cub Pac at Recent Meeting
Ten members of the Harrison Home Makers Club met at the home of Millie Black on Tuesday April 19 at 8 00 pm Marie Mauk presided over the business meeting Sponsoring of the Cub Scouts was discussed thoroughly by the group The ladies decided to work on the beautiful quilt that has been pieced together and will be ready for quilting this week They were pleased with the results of their first bake sale held at the I G A Store April Ltd Meeting adjourned and refreshments served by the hostess
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Harrison Home Makers Club
Millie Black
Marie Mauk
April’ Ltd
Grade Mothers of Harrison School Consolidate Club
The third and fourth grade mothers met in the Home Ec room with 18 members. They invited the third grade mothers to join and plan to invite the fifth grade mothers next. Marie Mauk chairs the group picnic while cake and coffee were served by Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Ferguson. A Round Robin letter was written to secretary Mrs. Kenneth Budd, who is ill at Community Hospital in Mt. Pleasant.
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Marie Mauk
Kenneth Budd
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Hoffman
Jack Ferguson
Local Socials Highlight Family Birthday Gatherings
Mrs. Clayton Lee praised her sister at a Wednesday birthday dinner at the See linger home. Mrs Seaver Amble hosted a Sunday party for her husband with guests from Clarks ton Breken ridge and C. M. C. E. Others included Mr and Mrs Fred Smith honoring Cecilia Havener at a Grand Rapids visit and a Canasta card party with two tables. Kathy’s birthday party featured a group of Gaylord girls with games fruitade cake and ice cream.
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Clayton Lee
William Jesse
Ray Seelinger
Seaver Amble
Walter Ash
Basil Ash
Clarkston
Joyce Baker
Brekenridge
Chas. S. Amble
Ed Wells
Fred Smith
Cecilia Havener
Grand Rapids
Havener
Don Fields
Lansing
Charles Amble
Dan Czyzewski
Robert Ball
Kathy
Beth, Hughes
Pat
Sharon Snort
Linda McQuiston
Judy Hamp
Joyce Horn
Betty Heintzéelman
Sandra Faye Skinner
Gaylord
Development of Atom Bomb Brings Many New Problems
Dr. J. Garrett Allen of the University of Chicago warns that acute irradiation from atomic bombing will affect all ages and cross economic boundaries. He discusses radiation exposure care, nutrition loss, protein depletion, and remedies including blood transfusions and antiheparin drugs to control hemorrhage. Toluidine blue dye is noted for stopping bleeding.
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Hiroshima
Nagasaki
J. Garrett Allen
University of Chicago
Allen
Albert Merritt Billings Hospital
Streetcar and Boiler Factory Rival in Noise Study
Acoustics expert Dr. Howard C. Hardy conducts a yearlong study of Chicago Loop noise. His team recorded street car noise at 100 decibels and boiler factories at 110 decibels, informing city council in drafting new noise-abatement laws.
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Chicago
Howard C. Hardy
Hardy
Prostrated Husband Causes Worry In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas a frightened wife thought her husband was dead after seeing him prostrate near two men digging a hole. Officers learned the two men had hired the husband to dig but drinking on the job caused him to faint. They finished the excavation themselves and let their employee rest.
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Topeka
Kans
Additional Harison News On Pages Three and Fourteen
Harison items continue on pages three and fourteen with brief briefs and notices. The clippings list continued local updates, civic items, and short notices affecting residents and organizations.
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Harison
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Feighner & Parish, Publishers
Fourth Street
Clare, Michigan
Armes
Harrison News
Marie
Marion Roth
Edna Bruce
Roberta
Rosalie Kinne
Hilda
Ava Jean‘Bringman
Ruth Jones
Grace Blake
Mildred Balcom
O'Dale McKenna
Flavia Schaaf
Bea Moulton
Bertha Lydel
Madeline Fletcher
Cora Johnston
Florence Lee
Edith Bucholz
Hilda Bringman
Rosalie Kine
Gabardines
Bayons
Harrison Churches
Homemakers Club
CUB Pac
Grade Mothers OF Harrison School
Consolidate Club
Boiler Factory
Armstrong Quaker Rugs
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