Sentinel probate notices urged for printing help
Issued every Friday and entered at the Post Office at Clare as second class matter under the act of March 3, 1878. Single copies are Michigan. Members of Armed Forces offered rates. civilians outside Michigan get different terms. Friends of THE SENTINEL with probate notices to publish are asked to request Judge Bates to have the printing done by THE SENTINEL.
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Clare
Michigan
the Sentinel
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Flower Show Promoted By Harrison Club This August
The Harrison Home and Garden Club sponsors an annual flower show on Thursday August 19 inviting Harrison and area residents to enter flowers and garden produce. A silver tea, a hobby corner led by Mrs Frieda Whitmer, and a program are planned with ice cream social in the evening by the Young Women’s Fellowship. Committees meet August 6 to finalize entries and events.
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Harrison Home and Garden Club
Harrison
Sentinel
Frieda Whitmer
Mami
Anna Carpenter
Alice Bates
Blower
Hilda Bringman
Wotlens
Hérguson
Ethel Hagen
Clara “Yitms
Ethel Burnett
Erma Graves
Jeti Newell
Glad‘ge Kibne
Thora Warrison
Jim
Mrs C C Barnes Re elected President Of Community Club
A pot luck supper and business meeting at Wilson State Park saw Mrs C G Barnes re elected president of the Community Club with Orton Symons as vice president and Mrs Leon Hamp as secretary. Danish music described by Mrs H Campbell and a program by Mr Wilkenson of Roscommon followed, including square dancing led by Burr Staple en. Next meeting set for August 14.
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Xinb m
Wilson State Park
C. G. Barnes
Orton Symons
Leon Hamp
H. Campbell
Mt. Pleasant
Wilkenson
Fish and Game Division
Roscommon
square @auncing
Burr Staple@en
Harrison Churches Notice Shows Sunday Worship Times
Rev Herbert Storey leads Harrison Congregational Church with Sanday School at 10:00 a m and Worship at 11:00 a m James Mest superintendent and a separate Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison Michigan lists Wider David Bailey as pastor with Sanday School at 10:30 a m and services at 11:15 a m plus an evening service
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Congregational Church
Herbert
Storey
Sanday School
James Mest
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Harrison
Michigan
David
Hi Bailey
Sanday
Summer Mass Schedule at St. Athanasius
Fr J I Sruba pastor announces Sunday masses at 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM at 8700 with confessions before 8:00 AM. Summer schedule begins Sunday June 13.
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Catholic Church
St. Athanasius
J. I. Sruba
United Brethren Church Harrison Mission Notice
Gerald Brady pastor leads Sunday School at 2 PM service at 11 AM evening worship at 8 PM. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings at 8.00. Wyening worship 8:00.
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Wnited Brethren Church
Harrison Misslon Gerald Brady
Highway Tabernacle Church Services Notice
Faithful readers report a church notice listing Reverend Ghaton Hilton as pastor. Sunday School led by Superintendent Mrs Biewstd Yosh, with morning worship at 9:30. Evening services and Wednesday midweek prayer meeting scheduled at 7:53. Place noted as 753 Cane Street.
Missing Fisherman Frank Baker Feared Dead at Decker Lake
Sheriff and Conservation officers search Decker Lake for 19 year old Frank Baker of Middleton who vanished after fishing with his brother Max and Leo DeShano. The party vacationing at John Reid place in Hamilton township found the boat anchored and his cap on the water after he failed to return by 6:00 p.m. His sister Mrs DeShano is part of the party.
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Decker Lake
Frank Baker
Middleton
Max
Leo DeShano
John Reid
Hamilton Township
Mrs. DeShano
United Brethren Church Officers Elected Sunday
The United Brethren Church elected officers last Sunday with Bernard Greathouse as Superintendent Dan Holcomb as Assistant Superintendent Delma Miller as Secretary Pearl Brady as Treasurer Barbara Holcomb as Pianist and Ted Eaton as Librarian A large crowd attended the Sunday School picnic at Shingle Lake on Friday evening with a pot luck supper and softball games followed by a social gathering.
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U. S
Bernard Greathouse
Dan Holcomb
Delma Miller
Pearl Brady
Barbara Holcomb
Ted Eaton
Shingle Lake
Social events honor families at multiple gatherings
A Wilson State Park picnic honored guests Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Greathouse with extended family from Olney Iowa Breckenridge and more. Mrs. George Bates hosted a birthday dinner for her husband with relatives from Hagle Arthur Midland and Grand Rapids arriving to surprise him. Tommy Mavis celebrated his fifth birthday with about 30 attendees, blue and white decorations, games, a peanut hunt, cake and homemade treats. Out of town guests included Mrs. Frank Fleming and Mrs. Clint Richmond from Marion and Frost respectively.
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Bernard Greathouse
Wilson State Park
Clayton ‘Greathouse
John Teel
Lee Bun
Olney
Illinois
Ray Colthorpe
Howard Colthorpe
Breckenridge
George Bates
Jennie Bates
Norman Hutchinson
Frankie
Hagle
Anna Shull
Lowell
Arthur
Jack St. Clair
Brighton
John Lang
Alice Ann Bates
Midland
Mary Fanning
Mrs. H. S. Bates
Grand Rapids
Tommy Mavis
Karl Mavis
Tom
Frank Fleming
Faye
Gail Sue Parkhurst
Marion
Clint Richmond
Larry
Sheryl
Frost
U S Hats More Pickles Pickle Consumption Records
U S reports pickle consumption reaching an all time peak. Production lagged last year by 15 percent from canned corn output. Planting area for pickles now trails only three vegetables peas corn and tomatoes in required acreage.
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Pitiles
Alexandria volunteers repair city streets in one day
In Alexandria Maryland nearly 500 residents including preachers bankers the mayor and workers used brooms shovels and rakes to fill thousands of chuck-holes. The effort followed an agreement to supply materials while townspeople provided labor and stores closed to aid the project.
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Alexandria
Alexandria Better Business Association
Guy C. Lewis
H. R. Carson
Robert Nixon
S. B. Mugridge
Dane Hoover
Harry Adams
Police Department
Smart Dog Proves That He Has a Mind of His Own
In Sanford North Carolina Marvin Johnson forgets to vaccinate his dog and his wife. The veterinarian calls to say the dog was vaccinated and left with no one claiming responsibility. The doctor explains the dog dropped by solo.
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Smart Dog
Sanford
N. C
Marvin Johnson
Johnson
Saroyan Lists Fresno Area Farm For Sale At $35,000
In a San Francisco Examiner classified ad William Saroyan describes a 30 acre Fresno riverbank farm with hilltop hard pan river bottom rocks and olive trees. He notes no garage or barn poor heating and water issues and lists a six to seven acre reserve. asks $35 000 for the rest and provides a contact Fresno 88574 via owner’s cousin Ross.
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San Francisco
William Saroyan
San Joaquin
Fresno
San Francisco Examiner
Saroyan
Ross
Robber Confesses Hold-Up and Receives Bride Trousseau Offer
New York man Nello Piccin admitted he robbed for his fiancee's trousseau after a wooden gun yielded 65 dollars. His conscience led him to confess, with the couple seeking priest counsel. A grand jury declined to indict, an electrical firm offered him work, and a department store pledged a complete trousseau for the bride.
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New York
Nello Piccin
Trousseau
Piccin
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Queenie the cocker spaniel travels cross country with six puppies
A cocker spaniel named Queenie and her six newborn puppies arrived in Kingston after traveling across country aboard a New York Central train. Queenie started in Tacoma and passed through Chicago and Albany with the Slade family. A baggage handler reported a ticket around Queenie's neck stating no extra fare for the pups and a note to ensure they have everything they need.
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Kingston
N. Y
Births and Social News From Gladwin Area
Born to Mr and Mrs James Lane at Gladwin Hospital on July 27 a five pound seven ounce son Larry James. Numerous local guests and visits through the weekend including Archambaults Hecker family Harper Henderson and others at cottages and farms across Gladwin County.
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James Lane
Gladwin Hospital
Larry James
Lane
Weekend visitors and travels around Sag-inaw area
The clipping lists numerous residents visiting or hosting at cottages and cabins in Piney Woods and nearby towns. Names include Karl and Mrs Mavis, George and Chester Curtis, Howard Stimpson, Guy Stimpson, Jean Johnston, Bob Stanfield, Henry Kellar, Leonard Jackson, Turley Pardue, Harry Clark, Clyde Curtis, Sheriff Seaver Amble, Charles Amble, Fred Schaaf, Pleasant, Donald Redman, Linda and Diane Carpenter, N. E. Saad, M. Myers, Minnie Canfield, Jennie Moon, Curtis Morton, David, Frank Myers, Fred Kunzelman, Manuel Barnes, Irene LaBell, Wm Hall, Norman Myers, Rollie, Frankie Coil, and Diana Wilson with Camp for Girls reference.
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Karl Mavis
Flint
George Curtis
Chester Cherry
Saginaw
Curtis
Piney Woods
Howard Stimpsor
Guy Stimpson
Jean Johnston
Sault Ste. Marie
Bob
Vreeland
Sheriff Seaver Amble
Charles Amble
Petoskey
Fred Schaaf
Midland
Mr. Pleasant
Donald Redman
Alma
Redman Cottage
Little Linda
Diane Carpenter
N. E. Saad
M. Myers
Minnie Canfield
Jennie Moon
Curtis Morton
Bay City
David
Frank Myers
Fred Kunzelman
Alton and
Freda
Gregory
Manuel Barnes
Lansing
Irene LaBell
Webberville
Wm. Hall
Norman Myers
Rollie
Frankie Coil
Diana Wilson
Lake Louise Methodist Camp
Weekend visits and travels of Clare area residents
Mrs. Margaret McArthur of Clare visited with daughter and Dr and Mrs Warl Wilson. Mr and Mrs Chas Sipple of Milwaukee vacation with sister Mrs Fred Smith. Mrs Sadie Spindler of Saginaw arrived for a few days with sister Mrs Wm Vreeland. Mr and Mrs Hugh Harvey of Alma vacation at their Little Alma cottage. Mr and Mrs Glen Whitman returned home in Ithaca after a month at their cottage. Mr and Mrs Chas Lee and children spent Thursday at Bellaire visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Raymond Turek of Saginaw were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith. Jack Legge taken to Community Hospital Mt Pleasant for observation after a week of poisoning. Mr and Mrs John Evans and family of Owosso were Tuesday callers on his aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Dan Holcomb. Miss Barbara Holcomb joined her Lansing relatives on a trip to Whitefish Bay Munising and Lake Superior to see the Pictured Rocks. continuous item continues on Page 1.
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Albert
Archambault and
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Hecker
Archambaults
Bette Higgins
Wilda Hecker
Sammy
Consumers Power Co
Lake
Remus
David Harper
Lucy Simpson
Earl Henderson
B. F. Hampton
Wm. Henderson
Dorothy Allen
Clare
Wm. Titus
Harry Kimmey
Columbus
Ind
Leon Hamp
Max LaFramboise
Chatauqua
N. Y
Ben Carpenter
Virgil Hochstetler
Bobby
Gertrude Gates
Kenneth Coulter
Gladwin
Mynard Maybee
Newton Kress
Celia Woods
Detroit
Harold Hampstead
Fenton
Long ‘Lake
Robert Neely
George Bersette
Grass Lake
Murphy
Harry Moulton
Frank Moulton
Duane
Tuscola
Myrtle Miller
al Buttermore
Moddersville
Earl Kress
Lansing
Harry Kress
Lake George
Chalmer Brown and Sons
Saginaw
Edward Tom
Will
George Zarmstorf
Paul Moore
Pearl Clute
Margaret McArthur
Warl €. Wilson
Chas. Sipple
Milwaukee
Fred Smith
Sadie Spindler
Wm. Vreeland
Hugh Harvey
Alma
Little Alma
Glen Whitman
Ithaca
Chas. Lee
Bellaire
Raymond Turek
Jack Legge
John Evans
Owosso
Dan Holcomb
Barbara Holcomb
Lewis Holcomb
Whitefish Bay
Munising
Lake Superior
Pictured Rocks
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West Fourth Street
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Harrison News
C. C. Barnes
Harrison Churches
Drag Decker Lake
United Brethren Church
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U.S
Red Cross
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