Rates and notices for Clare Sentinel publication
The notice outlines weekly Friday issuance at Clare post office as second class matter with annual rates 41.80 for Michigan destinations and 2.00 for other points, plus single copies. It details display advertising charges for locals at 10 cents per line, 10 cents extra for heading, and 25 cents per ten lines for cards of thanks. It also mentions probate notices and a request to Judge Wylie regarding printing by The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
the Sentinel
Wylie
Unity and Social News From United Brethren Church
Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10:00 and a special sermon at 11:00. Evening services resume next Sunday at 8:00. A cordial invitation extended. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed for weekend visits, travels, and greetings. Also an advertisement promotes a theatre show "A Day at the Races" at Ideal Theatre on July 4 and 5 with matinees.
Old Point Comfort Fort Monroe Span as Fortified Site
An army survey places Old Point Comfort at Jamestown era origins, first fortified in 1609 to defend against Spanish warships. The site, now Fort Monroe, on the Virginia peninsula is described as the oldest and largest in the United States military reservation system.
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Old Point Comfort
Cape Comfort
Jamestown
United States
Chesapeake
Virginia Peninsula
Fort Monroe
Higgs Archambault Tie The Knot In Family Home Ceremony
Helen Higgin s bride of Albert Archambault in a June 25 ceremony at her parents home. Rev A W Johnstone officiated with a ring ceremony. Attendant Mrs Ernest McCartney wore navy crepe. best man was Ernest McCartney. Guests included the bride’s family. A wedding dinner followed and the couple left for a three day trip to Northern Michigan before settling above Gardiner Store. Archambault works as a local electrician for Consumers Power Co.
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Frank Higgins
Helen
Albert, Archambault
A. W. Johnstone
Ernest McCartney
Ernest McCartnney
Michigan
Gardiner Store
Mr. Archambault
Consumers Power Company
Miss Josephine Ladd, Donald Seelinger Married at Clare
Miss Josephine Ladd wed Donald Seelinger in a June six o’clock ceremony at the Congregational parsonage in Clare with Rev. Albert Dawe officiating. Attendants were Gerald Price and the couple plan a brief Northern Michigan trip before settling in Ithaca where Seelinger works for Consumers Power.
Pretty wedding at St. Anthony's church June 26
Miss Wanda Richardson of Mann Siding wed Richard Pfannes of Pontiac in a ring ceremony by Rev. S J Morrisson of Clare. The couple stood in a cut flower arch and wore white net over satin and carried roses and sweet peas. Attendant Rose Miller wore rose crepe with roses. Best man was William Pfannes. Reception at the Community building. They will reside in Pontiac where he works.
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St. Anthanasius Church
Wanda
Alice Richardson
Mann Siding
Richard Pfannes
Pontiac
John Pfannes
Harrison
S. J. Morrisson
Clare
Miss Rose Miller
Gladwin
William
Independence Day Celebration and Home Coming at Clare County Fair Grounds
Clare County fair grounds in Harrison hosts a two day Independence Day celebration and home coming on July 4 and 5. The program includes baseball games featuring local teams and visitors, a drum and bugle corps contest with entrants from Big Rapids Bay City Saginaw Cadillac Greenville Grayling and Clare, horse races and Alma City Band performances. John G. Kemmis is general chairman with the Harrison Board of Commerce backing the event.
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Clare County Fair Grounds
Harrison
Clare Independent
Lee
Marion
Bay City Police
Mt. Pleasant Roosevelt Oil
Big Rapids
Bay City
Saginaw
Cadillac
Greenville
Grayling
Clare
Alma City Band
Budd Lake
John G. Kemmis
Harrison Board of Comimerce
Snakes Named Among Worst Enemies in Collier's Weekly
Collier's Weekly lists snakes as some of the worst foes of snakes themselves and cites species such as the hama dryad the krait of India and China and the coral snake of tropical South America as constant threats to other snakes.
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Collier's Weekly
India
China
South America
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Frighner & Parish, Publishers
United Brethern Church
Charles Kleinhardt
Robert Brown
A. B. Encas
Elmer Clute
Congregational Ladies Auxiliary
Alvin Lautzenheiser
Saranac
Nettie Chase
Marrison
Joan Austin
Don Hammer
Bernard Fischer
Hol. Heisman
Ella Heisman
Dayton
Ohio
Earl Green
Junior Hughes
Jesse Allen
Pigeon River
John McClair
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Gardinar
Florence Willets
California
Wilsom State Park
Vesta . Budd
Merle Dean
Joel
Flint
Charles Amble
Gordon Smith
Alvy Dawson
Samuel Bruce
W. M. van Hvery
Santa Monica
Henry ‘Gardiner
Bert Craine
Midland
Vesta Bidd
Frank Kline
Detroit
Hugh Harvey
John Kemmis
Seaver Amble
Priday
Ledge Bedmarick and Sons
Myr
Charles Gould
Gwendolyn
George BE. Bersette
Jonesville
William Murphy
Ann Arbor
Ida Ross
Phelps Island
Fred Schaaf
Watson Merchant
Alice Schaaf
Mansfield
Bertha Schaaf
Eleanor Wooley
Oswego
Ill
Wayne L. Fosgett
Jay D. Clute
Patricia
Charles Bodkin
Sheridan
Henry Carman
Nettie Bailey
Rosalie Langworthy
Clarabelle Mead
Whileen Amble
Marquette
Donald Hammer
Ray Clark
Lansing
Fred Smith
Robert Campbell
Frances Wilson
Ionia
H. K. Campbell
Jean Davis
Nita Hill
Wesley Clemments
Boyne City
Wettie Hill
Emma Boots
Browns Corners
B. F. Hampton
Paul D. Gibson
Soo
Ralph Shoemaker
Alma
Mynard Maybee
James Mead
Joel Apel
Bowling Green
W. W. Potter
Zora Heisman
C. V. Urquhart
Sheboygan
Ida, Crigier
Arthur Wilson
Marjorie
Ida Wehr
Dover
Arthur Sheffield
Leslie
George McKeever
Peoctor
Clare Drug CO
Raya Il Ate
Higgins—Archambault
Ladd—Seelinger
Josephine Ladd
Blanche Ladd
Donald Seelinger
Jake Seelinger
Evenning
Albert Dawe
Gerald Price
Ithaca
Seelinger
Jersey
Preston
Richardson—Pfannes
Duke of Kent
Clare County Fair Ground
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