Clare Sentinel publication rates and notice request
The Clare Sentinel announces weekly Friday publication with post office entry as second class matter. Rates: $1.50 yearly within Michigan, $2.00 elsewhere. single copies 6 cents. Display ads by application. locals 10 cents per line. fillers 5 cents per line with heading 10 cents extra. Cards of thanks 25 cents per ten lines. The paper asks readers to urge Judge Bates to have probate notices printed by THH SENTINEL.
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Clare
Michigan
THH Sentinel
Bates
Harrison Study Club Christmas Party Observed December
The Harrison Ladies Study Club held its annual Christmas party December 17 at Mrs. Charles Amble’s Lake Street home. Festivities included carols, two contests won by Mrs. Chet Poulten and Mrs. Marion Roth, solos by Mrs. Leigh Maurer and Mrs. Amble, and a Santa Claus gift exchange. The group approved a Christmas Eve church service sponsorship and voted a $25 defense bond plus $10 to the Red Cross, with Miss Anna Joos named Red Cross chair. The next meeting is January 6 at the school building.
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Lake Street
Charles Amble
Harrison Ladies Study Club
Chet. Poulten
Marion Roth
Leigh Maurer
Congregational Church
Red Cross
Anna Joos
Harrison
George Bates
Fred Ligmion
Ephriam Briggs
Edgar Bringman
Theodore Butcher
Highway Tabernacle Church Services Schedule
Clinton Hilton, pastor, leads 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and 9:15 a.m. church services. Lloyd Wilson announces 8:00 p.m. evening worship. Special Wednesday services at 8:00 p.m. in the Clinton area church.
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Lloyd Wilson
Pastor Bailey Preaches at Local Church Services
Elder David Bailey leads church activities with Sunday worship at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 15 a m and youth groups Oriole and Bluebird at 7 30 p m Evening Services follow at 8 00 p m in the same house of worship.
United Brethren Church Harrison Mission Service Schedule
Drummond pastor leads prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 pm Sunday School at 10 00 am Clara Smith serves as Superintendent Worship Service at 11 00 am Sunday evening services at 8 00 pm.
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United Brethern Church
Harrison Mission
Drummond
Clara Smith
Congregational Church Services and School Schedule
Reverend H. E. Philo leads Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Charles VanBlarcom is superintendent. Church services follow at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor meets at 6:00 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
Bride Clara Steurmer Weds Burdette Reigle In Harrison Ceremony
Miss Clara Steurmer of Ann Arbor and Burdette Reigle of Battle Creek were married December 20 in Harrison with Ortho Boulton Justice of Peace presiding. The couple plans to reside in Battle Creek after a brief wedding trip.
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Clara Steurmer
Ann, Arbor
Herman Steurmer
Greenwood Township
Burdette Reigle
Battle Creek
Gerald, Reigle
Harrison
Ortho Boulton
Ellis Henry Hughes
Ann Arbor
Hughes
Reigle
Western Electric
Clara
Burdette
Clare Sentinel
Congregational Bible School Observes Yuletide with Fitting Services
The Congregational Bible School held a Christmas program Sunday evening December 21 in the church auditorium. Classes performed songs recitations a pantomime and a short playlet while Santa distributed treats and gifts. The audience joined in carols and the tree was donated by Frank Bush with a gift to the Sunday School superintendent.
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Congregational Bible School
Bible School
Beverly Gabler
Marjorie Adams
Donna Jean Richmond
Diana Wilson
Donald Sly
Robbie Brown
Joel Dean
Mr. Gibson
Frank Bush
Hampton Party Hosts Wucre Event With Prizes
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hampton entertained a group at their home on Saturday night for a Wucre party. Mrs. Clair Stanley won the ladies high score, William Henderson and John Kemmis tied for gent's high, with Kemmis prevailing on the cut. Mrs. Henderson took a moon shooting prize. Refreshments followed. guests included the Hendersons the Stanleys Kemmis and the Gublers of Temple.
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B. F. Hampton
Clair Stanley
William Henderson
John Kemmis
Gent
Kemmis
Fred Gubler
Temple
SHL Try A Clare Sentinel Liner Next Week
Aiming for coverage in next week’s Clare Sentinel, the SHL liner and associated events are prepared for publication. Readers will find previews of matchups, rosters, and schedule highlights for the upcoming period.
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Clare Sentinel
Harrison School Presents Christmas Program Last Thursday
The Harrison school grades held a Christmas program in the auditorium on December 18. The primary department staged a Christmas operetta with Maria Mama and a life like doll scene. The fourth to sixth grades presented Just Before Christmas with Jimmie and Janie misbehaving, Santa and Christmas Brownies, plus music by Diana Wilson and Patsy Merrill. The high school band performed, and Friday class parties closed the holiday events.
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Harrison School
Teddy Hoyt
Karolyn Amble
Hattie Lou Elkins
Santa
Marjorie Belt
Phillip van Every
Uncle Sam
America
Miss MacGregor
Miss Barker
Jimmie
Janie
Diana Wilson
Patsy Merrill
Wayne Higgins
Dottie Burch
Wilda Hecker
Charlotte Jeffries
Red Cross Plans Large 1942 Knitting Quota
The local Red Cross chairwoman Mrs. William Hibbard announces a sizable knitting allotment for the new year. Volunteers are urged to brush up their skills and be ready to contribute as the organization aims to surpass its strong recent records in knitting sewing and layette making for the war effort.
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Red Cross
William Hibbard
Organization of Red Cross
Harrison Teachers Take Two Weeks Holiday Vacation
Hayes Agricultural Unit School of Harrison closes for a two week break with staff planning travel to relatives and friends. Supt. Charles Amble and wife visit Dundee with family, others visit Olney Illinois Mt. Pleasant Coleman Carson City Milwaukee and Belding as they spend Christmas with parents.
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Hayes Agricultural Unit School
Harrison
Charles Amble
N. H. Rauch
Dundee
Samuel Morrison
Stahlman
Olney
Illinois
Ronald Keller
Detroit
Elmer Hughes
Leston
Mio
Donald Sehnett
Russell Allen
George Myers
Marvin Heintz
Duane Allen
Bert O’mealey
Fred Smith
Frank Myers
George Kunzelmah
Williamston
Myers
Norman Myers
Arthur Township
Andrew VanderWoude
McBain
Gerald Reigle
Ben Carpenter
Lansing
Allan Larnard
David Roth
Ernest and
Russell
Robert Roth, Jr
McBride
Theodore Butcher
L. D. Schwartz
Saginaw
Cecil Robinson
Mt. Pleasant
Albert Whitmer
Ann Arbor
Albert Kingel
Oleta Pacholka
Keagle Harbor
Ellis Henry Hughes
Gerry
Gerald Reigie
Bertha Schaaf
William Murphy
Olive Weidner
Charles Carpenter
Clare
Hudson Jones
Greenwood Township
Joseph Newbound
Frank Bates
Norman Hutchinson
the Eagle
Tree
George Bates
George Nagle
Battle Creek
A. B. Lucas
Kate McKeever
Grand Rapids
G. Welton
Alberta Roth
McKeever
Highland
Mynard Maybee
Samuel Bruce
Ed Bruce
A. H. Hutchinson
Maurine
Rowena
Midland
Norman
Whilden Hughes
Gerald Price
David Harper
Prank Myers
Matilda Meyer
Mt. Pleaaant
Milo Myers
Seaver Ambie
Billie
O. Amble
Hamilton Township
Harry Merrill
William Hill
Prefabricated Turkeys Stir Culinary Talk
The new trend advances a frozen bird pre plucked stuffed and ready to cook. Just pop it in the oven and wait for the timer. No dressing no plucking no can opening. A course in carving for backward husbands could crown Thanksgiving as a day of rejoicing.
Sanitation tips for turkey range management
Four essential points for clean turkey ranges by George C. Crandall advise: restrict prior poultry use for two years, ensure drainage and avoid swampy or manure contamination, and keep feeders clean by weekly relocation. Protect water systems to prevent droppings contact, scrub water devices daily, and disinfect regularly. Separate roosts with fencing and prevent drainage from roosting pens from contaminating range. drive turkeys from roosts at dawn and limit access until night roosting.
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George C. Crandall
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Tests With Homemade Paint For Barns And Outbuildings
Farmers test homemade paint made from mortar coloring and used motor oil on barns and outbuildings. Howard M. Ellis explains a step by step method to determine the right mix by applying test sections and allowing oil to penetrate before choosing a final ratio. Mortar coloring costs about six cents per pound, with crankcase drainings available free from some stations.
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Howard M. Ellis
Ellis
Advises Rest for Cows After Each Lactation
Rutgers dairy expert Dr. George E. Taylor urges a rest period after every lactation. He says a dry period helps cows store fat and minerals, aids udder recovery, and can boost milk output by 5 to 10 percent in the following lactation.
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George E. Taylor
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
Automated hay sweep gains popularity with farmers
A method called the automotive sweep or buck rake is rising in use on farms. Mounted on tractors or old vehicles, it picks hay from windrows and transports it to the barn or baler. With hay acreage increasing, many farmers are changing handling methods.
Harrison Briefs Residents Share Holiday Weekend Travel
Reed City residents Bruce Reigle and family visited parents Gerald and the Reigle kin. Detroit visitor Wallace Allen spent weekend with his family. Clare and Mackinaw area names appear among guests and travelers.
Cost to Fire 12 Inch Gun Varies by Scenario
The cost to fire a 12 inch gun is about 450 dollars in practice and 1200 dollars when a high explosive shell is fired in battle.
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