Clare Sentinel advertising and postal rates
The Clare Sentinel lists annual rates: $1.50 in Michigan and $2.00 elsewhere in the U S, $2.00 to Canada, 5c for single copies, published Fridays and entered as second class. Display ads by inquiry, probate notices via Judge Dorsey, liners 10c per line, fillers 5c per line, with heading 10c extra. The paper offers job printing services.
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Local Church Notices and Community News
Sunday school and worship times for United Brethren and Congregational churches are listed, with invitations to attend. Local anecdotes mention visitors, anniversaries, quarantines for scarlet fever, and community updates including lodge attendance and minor injuries amid winter conditions.
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United Brethren Church
Chas, Kleinhardt
Congregational Church
Ray M. Busler
Local notes and visits from Mt Pleasant to Owosso
Errol Hellum of Detroit returns for the rest of winter. Mr. and Mrs. Mynard Maybee visit friends in Mt Pleasant. Mrs. P. E. Beals improves after several weeks of sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Allen and children visit Houghton Lake. Harry Zucker of Breckenridge hosts with Fred Smith. Kathleen calls on her parents in Clare. Mr. and Mrs. Cutler visit en route from Lewiston to Ionia. Swartout of Alma visits. Mrs. Joe Ladd improves from flu. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and daughters return to Owosso from their cottage. Bert Kane recovering after illness.
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Rennie Mallory
Frost Township
Alma
B. F. Hampton
Kathleen
James Stanley
Rose Marie
Max Stanley
Greenwood
Eugene Stanley
Farwell
Leonard
Pint
Myr
Wd. Bruce, Jr
Len
Masonic Lodge
Clare
Fred Smith
Henry Gardiner
Watson Smith
Errol Hellum
Detroit
Mynard Maybee
Mt. Pleasant
P. E. Beals
Jess Allen
Houghton Lake
Harry Zucker
Breckenridge
I. BE. Hampton
Cutler
Tvalitta Newberry
Lewiston
Ionia
Swartout
Joe Ladd
Harry Smith
Patsy
Barbara
Owosso
Bert Kane
A Happy Home Wedding in Greenwood Township
A quiet marriage took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Woodin in Greenwood Township on February 10. Elizabeth Woodin married Forest L. Savage in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Ray M. Busler with attendants Mr. and Mrs. James R. Darling. A number of guests could not attend due to heavy snow. The couple planned to reside with Elizabeth’s parents after a celebratory dinner and wedding cake. Elizabeth is a Harrison High School graduate, Class of 1931.
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Verne Woodin
Greenwood Township
Elizabeth
Forest L. Savage
Ray M. Busler
James R. Darling
Floyd Chaffee
Clifford Chaffee
Harrison High School
Glass
Valentines Party At Van Duesen Home
Misses Viola Van Duesen and Rose Marie Stanley hosted a Valentine gathering Saturday at J. M. Van Duesen’s home. Prizes for games went to Jean Schaaf Josephine Ladd Frank Briggs and John Pifer. Twelve guests then enjoyed heart shaped cake and ice cream before departing.
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Viola van Duesen
Rose Marie Stanley
J. M. van Duesen
Jean Schaaf
Josephine Ladd
Frank Briggs
John Pifer
Ice Harvest Report Shows Growth at Budd Lake
On February 6 the Harrison Elevator Company began its annual ice harvest near Budd Lake with the depth nearly doubling over the past week. By February 13 a thickness of thirteen and a half inches was noted, contrasting with the winter of 782. The main players remain the Harrison Elevator Company and Smith and Hastment Gas Station, unlike last year when four firms were active.
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Harrison Elerator Company
Budd Lake
Harrison Elévator Company
Smith
Hastment
Dow Chemical Ice ~ Co
Lepley-Kane, ‘Elevator’ Co
Smith and
Fire Rips Through Seaver Amble Home in February Blaze
Early Sunday morning fire gutted the Seaver Amble residence, frozen hydrants hampering firefighters. Family, displaced and staying with brother Charles Amble, reported near total loss except for a parlor suite piano and radio. A separate garage blaze at Chester Griffin's home caused minor damage later that day.
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Charles Amble
Chester Griffin Lome
Harrison School Notes Reflect Winter Activities and Absences
High school students attended the midwinter fair to view manual arts displays. The lunch program expands as cold weather persists. Seniors note several returning and absent students, with a few on honor roll and others aiming to graduate. Juniors and sophomores report class news, exams, and home economics projects. eighth graders work on English book reports and science experiments. a mothers' visit event is planned for February 22 at 2 PM. Lower Intermediate details daily attendance and class activities including dramatizations, geography booklets, and poetry writing.
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Hayes Agricultural Notes
H. §. Orchestra
Allen Henderson
Helen Williams
Erma Saul
Marion Roth
Helen Woodward
Miss Beals
Phosphorus Distribution in the Human Body
The body holds about seventy percent of total phosphorus in the skeleton about nine percent in muscles one and a half percent in brain and nerves and the remainder in body fluids.
Reader Opinion Column Guidance From The Sentinel
A brief note to readers requests concise letters to the editor for The Sentinel. Writers must sign with name and address. space limited to five hundred words. personal attacks discouraged.
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Correction on Tax Rates and Sales Tax Policy
AW B Bowler argues in a letter to the editor that a five percent sales tax on goods would burden the poor, misstates Clare city rates, and calls for reducing government expenses or adopting an income tax instead. He emphasizes hardship during high unemployment and opposes new tax on essentials.
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Glave Sentinel
N. L. Tibbils
Tibbils
Clare
Say
Grant Township
B. Bowler
Money, Nature and Society Blend in Frosty Reflection
A writer contemplates money's power against a winter scene. He compares money to blood in a body, warns of inequality between laborers and leaders, cites Moneta origin, and recalls Abraham Lincoln as Civil War era context. The piece weaves finance, morality, and national sustenance with a personal ledger note from N. L. Tibbils.
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Jack Frost
Local Notes and Debates Highlight Rosebush Visits
Elizabeth Maybee visited Bat tle Creek relatives while Gertrude Wager from Ilingston Ontario visited her parents Rev and Mrs Norman Wager. Wdna Maybee visits aunt and uncle Emery First. Stephen Fox, Rosebush sophomore, is on the negative debate team at Central State Teachers College that defeated Calvin College at West Lansing in a Michigan State College tournament on Friday February 8.
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Elizabeth Maybee
Battle Creek
Henry Funnell
Gertrude Wager
Ilingston
Ontario
Norman Wager
Wdna Maybee
Emery
Stephen Fox
Rosebush
Central State Teachers College
Calvin College
West Lansing
Michigan State College
Mrs Clyde Brown Hosts Vernon Hill Card Evening
Mrs John Schultz entertained twelve ladies at her Vernon Hill home last Wednesday with a card party honoring Mrs Clyde Brown. High score went to Mrs Dale Erter and low to Mrs Meth Brown. a lunch followed and gifts were given to the guest of honor.
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John Schultz
Clyde Brown
Dale Erter
Meth Brown
Brown
Sars Tupper
Roy Cimmerer
John Rodabaugh
Clare
Gordon McIntosh
Hinkleville
George Bryant
John Bower
Verona
Harl Tupper
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Clare Sentinel
Feighner & Parish Publishers
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press' Association
Harrison News
Fred M. Morgan
Cash Food Shop
Éllo
Chase & Sanborn
Bottie
Seaver
Harrison School
David Harper
Jess Hammersley
Beaverton
Thuysday
Ruth Lepley
Walter Bringold
Hileen Amble
Nina Lang
Rose Haynak
Clarabelle Meat
Kredrick Huber
Martin
Noama Hillabrandt
LaVerne Darling
Maybee
Amble
Goliath
Sampson
Solomon
Procaim
Abraham Lincoln
Amer
N. L
Davys
Eeat
Vernon Hill News
Clare County Savings Bank
Allen R. Graham
Clare, County Savings
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