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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1940

Page

2

Sentinel Postal Rates Note From Clare Framing Publication

Issued every Friday and entered at the Clare post office as second class matter. Subscription prices listed: $1.50 yearly to Michigan, $2.00 to other U S points. Single copies 1 cent. display ad rates on request. Reading notices 10 cents per line, fillers 5 cents per line, with heading 1 extra. Cards of thanks 25 cents for ten lines, over that per line. 5 cent lines for poetry and resolutions. Friends of THE SENTINEL are urged to ask Judge Wylie to have probate notices printed by THE SENTINEL.

Clare Michigan U. S the Sentinel Wylie THE Sentinel

Northern Michigan United Brethren Convene in Harrison

The Harrison United Brethren Church hosts the mid year Council and Missionary Convention of the United Brethren Churches of Northern Michigan from March 8 to 10 with Bishop W E Musgrave and Presiding Elder Leon Cook leading evangelistic services each evening. Delegates from Northern Michigan attend and the public is invited.

Harrison United Brethern Church United Brethern Churches Northern Michigan W. E. Musgrave Huntington Indiana Leon Cook North Star United Harrison Church

Social season in full swing at Harrison clubs

Harri son hosts a busy winter social week with the I Go U Go Bridge club at Mrs B M Bucholzs, Jean McCartneys birthday party, and a birthday gathering for Paul Lang. Prizes go to Mary Jean Vertier and Mrs William Dunsmore as games and contests unfold among local residents.

Harrison Earl Skinner Paul Lang Wir. Lang Lang Pedro William Dunsmore Flint Clare Hecker

Congregational Church Family Night Social Enjoys Games

Members and guests gathered Saturday in church social rooms for pot luck supper and an impromptu radio program. Activities included Professor Quiz Battle of Wits College of Musical Knowledge and Who Am I with a Word Scramble of musical instruments. The birthday song honored Mrs Weatherhead.

Congregational Church Professor Quiz Battle of Wits Battle of the Sexes College of Musical Knowledge Who Am TV Fred Weatherhead

Valentine Party at Harrison High School Sparks Music and Games

Junior class hosts a festive Valentine event on February 14 at the Harrison High School assembly. Guests danced to a music box playing ten new records while others played cards and Chinese checkers. Grand March led by Jimmie Schneider and Martha Anne Moore preceded refreshments of orangeade and heart shaped cookies.

Harrison High School Jimmie Schneider Martha Anne Moore

Frost Township Home Economics Group Social Afternoon

The Frost township Home Economics Group gathered Wednesday afternoon February 14 at Mrs. Art Davis's home for a pleasant social gathering. Ten members attended with a potluck meal shared among the group.

Frost Township Art Davis Pot. Luck Rcoli

Ford Tractor Caravan Leaves Dearborn for Midwest Route

A convoy of 40 new Ford tractors departed Dearborn at 9 30 a m on February 1 1940 from William Ford Tractor Sales Company. This largest highway shipment aims to Michigan northern Ohio and Illinois with 280 dealers present for a post departure meeting outlining the 1940 sales and service program. The tractors mark a shift to mechanized farming and promise reduced costs and less drudgery on both small and large farms.

Ford William Ford Tractor Sales Company Dearborn Michigan Ohio Illinois Rouge Ford Motor Company United States Indiana Ed. Magnus Clare Dearborn Inn Wm. Tord

Evelyn Malcomson birthday dinner at home

A Sunday afternoon party at Mr and Mrs Don Malcomson celebrated their daughter Evelyns seventeenth birthday with twenty three guests. A large dinner followed a white birthday cake with pink lettering. The group included Hodges Knight Budd Davis Gronda Woods and others from Flint Frost Township and Hayes Township. They attended Geronimo at the Sun Theater in Marion after the meal.

Jean McCartney Donna Pauline Hinkley Ernest McCartney Mary Jean Vertier Jean Velma Jean Elkins Shirley White Dorothy Margaret Brown Mary Louise Priscilla Burns Rosalie Kinne Mary Jean Vertner Virginia Reigle Dickie Ephriam Briggs Wesley Skinner Donald Sly Westey Skinner Dale Brandon Robbie Brown Jerry Reigle Ava Jean Bringman Josephine Burns Lila Mae Pifer Laura Mae Skinner Barbara Anne Vertner Mary Ruth Lou Eliyn Donnie Briggs Don Malcomson Evelyn Glen’ Hodges Larry Walter Knight Betty Budd Flint Bette Davis Frost Township Jaziie Gronda Delma

Harrison News On Pagé 4 and Page 8

Read about local happenings in Harrison reported across pages 4 and 8. The items cover community events, brief notices, and short summaries drawn from the latest happenings in town.

Harrison

Young Women's Auxiliary to Serve Banquet Dinners

The Congregational Church auxiliary met with forty seven members and six guests. They will host the Father and Son Banquet on February 22 with committee leaders named for menu, dining room, and kitchen duties. The group traces its 1915 origins and recalls past achievements including funding a church piano. Members plan March activities to raise one dollar each for the treasury and address church repairs.

The Congregational Church Clara Smith Charles Amble Paul Gibson Robert Brown B. F. Hampton William Murphy Anne Wellington Harrison Board of Commerce Paul Moore Harrison A. B. Lucas Emily Winnie Welch Lucas

Congregational Young People Plan Pot Luck Supper

The Young Peoples Class of the Congregational Bible School invites members to a pot luck supper social evening and business meeting at the church social rooms on Saturday evening February 24. The session will organize the class, elect officers, and discuss plans as enrollment grows. Attendees should bring their own dish and another dish for the supper.

Young Peoples Congregational Bible School Church

Harrison Library Board Sponsors Public Card Party Tuesday

The Harrison Library Board hosts a public card party in the English room of the school building Tuesday evening February 27 featuring auction bridge and progressive fourteen point pedro with prizes and refreshments after. A Library Board meeting with Chairwoman Mrs. Stella Briggs is set for Thursday evening at the City Library.

Charles Allen Pedro Club Charles Koch Ray Johnson James Whitmer Art Davis Art Mills Koch Whit B. M. Bucholz I Go U Go Hart Wilson Harrison Library Board Library Board City Library Stella Briggs

Paint Boosts Sales for Open Bed Springs

A firm increased distribution of its open bed springs by applying silvery aluminum paint, boosting sales by 25 percent.

Harrison Briefs Rural meeting and student fundraisers

The Clare County division of the Michigan Educational Association will hold a meeting at Lake School on Tuesday evening February 27 with Rural school teachers in charge. The Harrison Girl Scouts sold candy at a basketball game last week raising 3.33 dollars. The Senior class plans noon sales of orangeade and chocolate milk to fund a class trip. Christ ian Endeavor grows under pastor Wood Philo at the Congregational Church with weekly meetings. Harrison pupils enjoyed a Valentine day treat from Miss Mabel Olive Miles. Michigan State College will hold regular meetings with Clare county rural teachers in Harrison and Clare on February 26 and 27.

Clare County Michigan Educational Association Lake School Harrison Girl Scouts Michigan Harrison Congregational Church Wuwood Philo Mabel Olive Miles Michigan State College Harrison and Clare

Sleeping sickness in horses blamed on insects

Pathologists say mosquitoes and other blood-sucking insects appear to cause sleeping sickness in horses, linking the disease to biting pests.

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