National Editorial Association announces Sunday print terms
Feighner and Parish publishers announce rates for Clare Michigan readers with $1.50 per year in state and $2.00 elsewhere, plus display ad pricing on request. Local fillers 10c per line, with headings 10c extra, Cards of Thanks 25c per ten lines, etc. Friends of The Sentinel urge probate notices be published by The Sentinel through Judge Bates.
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Thanksgiving Guest Lists Across Harrison Area
A long chain of Thanksgiving visitor notes lists Mr and Mrs Paul Bennett and others visiting friends and relatives in Harrison and Mt Pleasant. Names include Laura Williams Owosso Rosalie Newell Mt Pleasant Juanita families and many more from Detroit Saginaw Midland Bay City Gladwin and Perry. Families gather for holiday meals and extended visits across multiple towns.
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Paul Bennett
Birs
Charles Amble
Laura Williams
Owosso
Harrison
Roy Allen
Detroit
Ben Barnum
Keith Hough
Bill Peabody
Sunfield
Ira Trowbridge
Rosalie Newell
Mt. Pleasant
B. N. Newell
Paul Gibson
Joan
John
B. L. Price
Perry
Jean
George Bates
Mary Helen
Laverne
Midland
Roy Townsend
Bates
Anna Shull
Lowell Shull
Arthur Center
Kelly Turner
Brand
Frank B. Myers
Alice Ann
Robert Shull
Hatton Township
Gordon Smith
Charlotte
Franklin
Teddy
Gladwin
Arthur Sheffield
George Zarmstorff
Bay City
Sam Bruce
Connie Allen
Karl Mavis
Long Lake
William Vreeland
Paul Moore
Clare
Wallace Wolff
Saginaw
Floyd Birch
Milton
Lansing
Maude Harper
Pearl Clute
Empey
Nellie McKenna
June Beemer
Miss McKenna
Francis McKenna
Walter Balzer
Arthur
Alice
Ruth Ann
Robert Brown
Jesse Allen
Hazel
Charles Seaver Amble
Willard Walls
Clarkston
William Sly
Pontiac
Sly
Donald
Wayne Tennant
Betty
Dor. Sherman
Sherman
Henry Ott
Fred Woods
Max Stanley
Greenwood
Dthelyn Dean
Doris
Sprague
Cadillac
Gen Carpenter
Ed. Bruce
Cora Foster
Buehoty
Manjorie Grott
Cass City
Irene Ambie
Jack Ferguson
Beverly
Sam Morrison
Ann Wellington
Lewiston
Guy Light
Whilden Hughes
Bethany Ann
Bertha Hughes
Frank Cargill
Detroi
Minard Maybee
Mr. Pleasant
Leah Sheffield
Rhea Smith
Bruce
Ronald Keller
Duane Allen
Bob Fanning
Rose Fanning
Marie Roth
Clifford Bucholz
HE. M. Bucholz
Willam Hibbard
Allen Henderson
Hibbard
Flint
Rose Hibbard
William McKenna
Beaverton
G. FE. Hughes
Dan Sullivan
Fred, Welch
Greenwood Township
Louis Roth
Hanson
Stanton
Mr. Roth
David Roth
Earl Skinner
Paul Lang
Lang
Bert Waite
Hbwart
Robert Roth
David
A. B. White
Lake George
Roth
Ralph Miller
Redding Township
Raymond Haton
Herman Dyke
Roy Haton
Loie Hecker
Joseph Newhound
Carl Peters
Baby
Jean Schaaf
Fred Schaat
Robert Heisman
Earl Green
Charles Hack
J. M. Bucholz
Russell Roth
Helen Sharp
Edna Bruce
Cecil Martzke
Fred Smith
Lewellyn Craine
Vesta Budd
Ellen Knapp
Knapp
Coleman
Henry Miller
Britton
Ben Carpenter
Leatha
Helwig
Gene Neely
St. Louis
Neelys
Albert Neely
Iva Trowbridge
Leslie Rossman
Robert
Ellamae
Kingston
Jake Seolinger
Bilis
Henry Hughes
Carnival Queen Crowned At Annual School Event
Plans for the Senior Carnival at the school include fortune telling games a novelty booth dancing and food stalls. The queen will be crowned at ten oclock with her court on stage. Doroth y Brown leads voting with 31000 votes followed by Mary Louise Burns 27400 Rosalie Kinte 15900 Annabell Luzzi 6300 Nellia Amble 10800.
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Dorothy Brown
Mary Louise Burns
Rosalie Kinte
Annabell Luzzi
Nellia Amble
Thanksgiving program at Harrison School delights audience
Last Wednesday the Harrison School hosted a Thanksgiving program by its grade classes. The seventh grade staged Scotch Grace with Lila Pifer and Diana Wilson, while the kindergartners and first graders performed a rhythm band directed by Virginia Bush. Third and fourth grades offered a Thanksgiving pageant, the second grade sang Mr Turkey songs, the fifth and sixth grades sang a Thanksgiving Hymn, and the eighth grade closed with The Pirate choral reading.
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Harrison School
Lila Pifer
Diana Wilson
Virginia Bush
Turkey
Turkey Gobbler
the Pirate
Church Services and Activities Schedule
Latter Day Saints church led by elder David Bailey holds services at 10:30 a.m. with Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. and evening services 8:00 p.m. Oriole and Bluebird groups meet 7:30 p.m. Congregational Church conducted by Rev. George E. Hughes with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Paul D. Gibson is superintendent. services at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
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Latter Day Saints
David Bailey
Paul D. Gibson
United Brethren Church Harrison Service Times
Harrison church schedules Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11, evening worship at 7 30. Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30. Rev. Benjamin R. Davis is pastor.
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United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
Benjamin R. Davis
Church Schedule With Services And Meetings
Morning Sunday School led by Russell Cook at nine fifteen. Church services at eleven fifteen. Evening services at eight. Special service Wednesday at eight. Young People meet Friday evening.
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Russell Cook
Young People’s Meeting
Public Notice in Michigan Probate Court 1943
In the Matter of the Estate of Minnie Weber deceased Carl Schultz administrator filed a petition in the Clare County Probate Court Harrison Michigan requesting appointment of a time for hearing on claims under the DEA publication order. Judge George Bates presiding November 30 1943.
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Michigan
Clare
Harrison i
George Bates
Minnie “Weber
Carl Schultz
Pray
Public estate claim and final administration order
Probate court sets two month claim period for the Russell estate with February 2 1944 as the exam date and ten o'clock in the forenoon at the probate office. Final administration account for Edwin L. Russell filed by executor Dr Charles Stirling scheduled for January 10 1944 with publication in the Clare Sentinel prior to hearing.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
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George Bates
Edwin L. Russell
Charles Stirling
Clare Sentinel
WKAR Radio Schedules Winter Programs at MSU
WKAR at Michigan State College broadcasts daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in winter months with updated winter hours and a December to February schedule. Programs include News, Children’s Stories, Farm Service Hour, Markets, and local interests. The notice promotes Christmas War Bonds and urges continued support of the war effort.
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WKAR
Michigan State College
Farm Forum
T Farm
State Agricultural Department
Michigan Department of Health
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