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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1942
Page
2
Editorial notes rates for LOOT UON subscriptions and various notices. It lists yearly, single-copy, and display ad prices, liners and fillers per line, heading surcharge, and card of thanks rates. It asks Friends of The Sentinel to request Judge Bates to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel.
Mrs Charles Amble presided as Harrison Study Club attended a Clare Tuesday banquet honoring state officers. The Junior Girl Scouts and mothers held a banquet February 25 after their meeting. Local residents hosted, visiting relatives from Detroit Mt Pleasant Saginaw Plymouth Lansing and more.
Hinonte schmelder returns to Detroit to recover from broncitis. Numerous social visits unfold as relatives and friends travel between Temple, Greenwood township, Bay City, Grand Rapids, Detroit, Saginaw, and Clare. The Weselyan revival, United Brethren council, and Hayes Agricultural Unit High School set spring events and vacation dates.
Malcolm Wilson's ninth birthday party at his parents' home featured games, contests won by Charles Purdue and Billie Amble, motion pictures of the group, and a patriotic cake. My and Mrs Ralph Eaton hosted a euchre party with guests including Mr and Mrs Dan Holcomb and others, awarding high and low prizes. Harrison Ladies Study Club meets March 3 at 8 PM Eastern War Time for officer elections with Mrs Morrison Catron and Ferguson steering the program.
The Home and Garden Club meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon February 26 has been postponed. The next meeting will be held Thursday afternoon March 12 at the home of Mrs. William Murphy. The Home Economics Extension Training center was held in Harrison Friday February 20.
The Congregational Church social rooms hosted a Monday banquet on February 23 with over seventy guests. Morrel Clure spoke on “What’s in a Name,” urging character built from honesty and industry and praising a strong home life and father son unity. Supt. Amble presided as toast master with songs, recitations, and a patriotic tableau ending in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Charles Hamilton president of Bay City Business College spoke to a Harrison high school assembly on Choice of Vocation. He urged selecting a suited field with prospects for advancement and discussed postwar plans and future jobs for graduates. Hamilton, an author and attorney, has become a popular speaker with pupils and encourages graduates to consult him about vocations.
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