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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1941

Page

7

Rates and notices for The Sentinel publication

The notice lists mailing rates for Clare Michigan and other points, price per year, single copies, display ad rates on request, liners and reading notices priced per line, fillers and headings charges, and per ten line card rates for probate notices. It mentions policies on resolutions poetry and asks readers to request Judge Bates for printing.

Michigan 0. S THE Sentinel Bates the Sentinel

Three car wreck near Long Lake Store. occupants escape unharmed

On Wednesday January 8, a three car collision north of Harrison on US 27 near Long Lake Store left all drivers and passengers unharmed. In the first crash George Fuller, Louise Bachton, and a third driver rear collided amid icy pavement. in a second incident Ray Haton and Charles Gray sideswiped. a third stack up on Oak and Second streets involved Walter Vollmer’s truck and Frank Walters’s car, all without serious injuries.

Harrison Us-27 Long Lake George Fuller Eof Gladwin Louise Bachtond East Jordan Fuller Seaver Amble Fuller Auto Cheboygan Ray Haton Charles Gray Gray Ranch Eaton Ambie US 27 Second Street Gray Walter Vollmer Frank Walters Dover Oak Second Streets

Annual Meeting of State Savings Bank Held January 14

The Harrison State Savings Bank stockholders met Tuesday afternoon January 14 at two o'clock to elect bank directors. Elected were John F. Brown Miss Anna M. Joes Joseph E. Ladd William Murphy Fred W. Schuett Fred W. Schaaf and Fred W. Weatherhead. The directors later elected officers for the year with Fred W. Schuett as president William Murphy and Fred W. Schaaf as vice presidents Fred W. Weatherhead cashier and Wallace Harper assistant cashier.

Harrison State Savings Bank John F. Brown Anna M. Joes Joseph E. Ladd William Murphy Fred W. Schuett Fred W. Schaaf Fred W. Weatherhead Wallace Harper

Congregational Church Elects 1941 Officers

About thirty members and friends of the Harrison Congregational church attended a pot luck supper on Tuesday evening January 14 followed by the annual business meeting. The same officers were re elected for another year: Mrs. Jessie Gleason clerk Fred Weatherhead treasurer Mrs. Fred Schaaf.

Harrison Congregational Church Jessie Gleason Fred Weatherhead Fred Schaaf

Deacon Murphy and Paul Gibson Reelected Sunday School Heads

Deacon Mrs William Murphy and Paul D B Gibson trustees reelected as Sunday School Superintendent Charles VanBlarcom. Committees retained Music Weatherhead Gibson and A W Johnstone Educational Schaat Murphy and Van Blarcom assisted by Bible School teachers.

William’ Murphy Paul DB. Gibson Charles VanBlarcom Weatherhead Gibson A. W. Johnstone Schaat Murphy van Blarcom

Church Services and School Schedule Update

Rev H E Philo pastor announces Bible School at 10 00 a m with Chas Van Blarcom superintendent. Church services at 11 00 a m Junior Endeavor 6 00 p m Senior Endeavor 7 00 p m. Wesleyan Methodist E E Brown pastor notes 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 30 a m church services but is home ill with flu for two weeks.

Brown

Sunday church schedule with services and special midweek event

The notice lists 107300 a m Sunday School led by Lloyd Wilson and church services at 8:00 p m with evening services and a special Wednesday 8:00 pm event.

Lloyd Wilson

Latter Day Saints Church Service Schedule

Elder David Bailey and Hobart Beavers attended a Priesthood meeting at Buttman Sunday afternoon. The Women's Department hosted a family day social at the home of Mr and Mrs Harley Stockwell of Hayes Township on Thursday January 16.

Latter Day Saints Church David Bailey Hobart Beavers Buttman Women's Department Harley Stockwell Hayes Township

United Brethren Ghurgh Prayer Meeting and Doctrine

A church notices a Thursday 8 p m prayer meeting led by Aaron Brink and Sunday School at 10 with Clara Smith as Superintendent. Worship Sunday 11 a m features a sermon on God and His attributes including unity omniscience omnipresence omnipotence immutability wisdom truth holiness justice and goodness. Evening service at 8 p m studies Death the penalty of sin Romans 5 12 at County Infirmary.

Clara Smith God County Infirmary

Puppets and health talk highlight Lake George recreation

Sponsored by the Works Progress Administration and the local school board the puppet show and health meeting drew local attendees. Dr Town of Mt Pleasant spoke on skin diseases while Mrs Lamb and Miss Knecht assisted. the crowd enjoyed the puppet show and the Jumping Toothache dance. The recreation leader thanks Mia Luce Mrs White and others for the event and Mike King for a First Aid cabinet. Churchill’s captor Richard Khipe dies in Bloemfontein South Africa.

Lake George The Works Progress Administration Dr. Town Mt. Pleasant Mia. Luce White Newsom Moyer Hanson Silover Thilly Jim Luce Mike King Churchill Winston Churchill British Admiralty Richard A. Khipe Bloemfontein South Africa

Navy Expands Ship Purchases and Mobilization

The navy speeds up acquiring 58 auxiliary vessels to outfit a two ocean fleet and mobilizes thousands of reservists. 22 vessels moved to final contract, 31 more to be converted for tenders oilers or hospital ships. Total reserve strength rises to about 39,200 with potential to exceed 250,000. mobilization is mandatory with no exemptions for dependents.

Washington Navy Naval District Naval and Marine Fleet Organized Reserve Navy Department Volunteer Reserve Corps America Fleet Reserve Organized Naval Reserve Volunteer Reserve Naval and Marine Volunteer Merchant Marine Roosevelt

Michigan State Police Expand Subversive Forces Unit

The Michigan State Police under Commissioner Olander expands to combat subversive activities adding a new division with recruits and posts at Battle Creek Flat Rock Traverse City Gladstone and Sandusky. The force emphasizes highway safety reporting a record patrol mileage in 1940 and no bank robberies in fifteen months. A sheriff training school is held with several county officials and law enforcement leaders attending.

Michigan State Administrative Board Olander Battle Greek Flat Rock Traverse City Gladstone Sandusky National Defense Protection Igan Hugh Blacklock Kent County Wm. Nestle Gratiot County Michigan Sheriffs’ Association Allan. McDonald Ingham County Charles Struble Kalama

Collective Marketing of Cooperative Cheese Factories

The first attempt at collective action in marketing established a cooperative cheese factory in 1810. Today about 600 cooperative cheese factories produce products valued at 16 million dollars annually.

Perfume by Order in Louis XVI Formal Invitations

A note from Louis XVI era France indicates guests would receive a scented perfume with formal dinner invitations when baths were rare. The pink scene hints at custom, etiquette, and personal fragrance in 18th century social ritual.

France

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