Feighner & Parish Publishers Rates and Notices
A clipped advertisement lists publication and mailing rates for Feighner and Parish publishers. It details Clare post office filing, pricing for Michigan readers and armed forces, civilians outside Penunce, display advertising by application, liner notices, fillers, headings, and specific lines for absolutions and poetry. It ends urging renters with probate notices to request Judge Bates to use The Sentinel for printing.
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Michigan
Penunce
Ge Bates
Sentinel
Harrison Man JASE Garrabrant Passes Away in Clare
James B H Garrabrant longtime Harrison resident died Sunday at Clare Hospital after a lingering cancer illness. Born December 20 1878 in Woodhill New York he lived in Kansas Oklahoma Owosso Michigan and Clare before moving to Harrison where he spent his final years. He married Maggie in 1896 who predeceased him in 1940. He served as Supervisor of the second ward on the County Board of Supervisors and had been a substitute mail carrier on five routes. He belonged to John J Garton Lodge and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He leaves four half sisters and two brothers. Funeral held Wednesday at the Congregational Church with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery under John J Carton Lodge.
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James BH. Garrabrant
Harrison
Clare Hospital
Woodhill
State of New York
Kansas
Oklahoma
Owosso
Michigan
Clare
Maggie
Second Ward
County Board of Supervisors
John J. Garton Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Mrs. Whittenhall
Elmira
WN. Y
Congregational Church
Gerald Brady
Herbert Storey
Maple Grove Cemetery
John J. Carton Lodge
Harrison County Church Schedules Profile
Sunday School and worship times listed for multiple Harrison churches. Catholic mass summer schedule 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. with confessions before 8:00 mass. Other churches report services at 10:00 or 11:00 a.m. and evening meetings. note Wednesday and Thursday events and youth meetings. Rev. Clinton Hilton leads Highway Tabernacle with morning, afternoon, and evening services. Gerald Brady and Fr. J. J. Sruba named pastors at respective congregations.
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Catholic Church
St. Athanasius
J. J. Sruba
United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
Gerald Brady
Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Harold Yost
Reorganized Church Services at Harrison Michigan
Elder Hubert Beavers serves as pastor at the Harrison Michigan church with services at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 15 a m and Sept evening services at 8 00 p m Edmond Penham officiates in the September schedule and evening services extend for the month.
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Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Harrison
Michigan
Hubert Beavers
Edmond Penham
Central Michigan Golf Assn Meet Produces District Champion
Mae Rose Fabari of Portland won the district championship at Ithaca in the Central Michigan Golf Association meet. Lucile Haley of Clare finished as runner up. Alma golfers travel to Clare Country Club on Wednesday for upcoming play.
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Central Michigan Golf Association
Ithaca
Mae Rose Fabari
Portland
Lucile Haley
Clare
Alma
Clare Country Club
New Insect Theory Stirs California Orange Growers
An Australian proposes a method to plant under orange trees to control insect pests, sparking interest among California citrus growers seeking freedom from pests and new testing of unconventional ideas.
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California
Harrigan News Highlights On Pages One And Sixteen
Readers are invited to explore the additional Harrigan coverage featured on pages 1 and 16. The notices summarize local events, brief items, and community notes tied to Harrigan’s reporting.
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Harrigan
Community Club Picnic and Dance Draws 175 at Wilson State Park
At Wilson State Park pavilion the Community Club picnic and dance attracted 175 members and guests. President Bernie Hampton led a brief meeting. officers for the year include Mrs. C. E. Barnes as president Orton Symons vice president Mrs. Leon Hamp secretary treasurer Clarabelle Titus publicity. Burr Stapleton provided music as the crowd danced circle two steps square dances Virginia reels and waltzes. The club, hosting entertainment for summer home residents near Budd Lake Harison, plans a July 26 meeting at 6 30 in the pavilion with coffee and ice cream arranged by C H Barnes and A J Kaufman.
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Wilson State Park
Bernie Hampton
C. EB. Barnes
Orton Symons
Leon Hamp
Clarabelle Titus
Burr Stapleton
Virginia
Budd Lake
Harison
Geo. Gosma
Semce
Avilion
C. H. Barnes
A. J. Kaufman
Young Women’s Fellowship Meeting At Church Parlor
The Young Women’s Fellowship met July 10 in the church parlors. President Clarabelle Harper called the meeting to order with devotionals led by Marion Allyea. Two new members Bea Hagen and Winifred Phillips joined. Mrs. Dorothy Brown of Saginaw visited. Committee reports were given and officers were to be elected in September. After adjournment approx 26 members enjoyed lunch hosted by Nina First, Lillian Alkire, Rosalie Kinne and Marion Allyea.
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Young Women’s Fellowship
Clarabelle Harper
Marion Allyea
Bea Hagen
Winifred Phillips
Dorothy Brown
Saginaw
Nina First
Lillian Alkire
Rosalie Kinne
Social events mark celebrations and gatherings in town
Mr. and Mrs. EH J Atkinson hosted their son Bob's thirteenth birthday with swimming and a movie. Mrs. Charles Barnes and others attended a Clare bridge luncheon hosted by Mt. Pleasant residents. Ida and Rose Mueller honored sister Mrs. Axel Carlson of Chicago with a party and cake. Bert Neeley hosted a pinochle group with multiple couples, prizes and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lee surprised him with a birthday party and gifts.
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EH. J. Atkinson
Bob
Charles Barnes
Helena Cobb
Wm. Titus
Clare
Ida
Rose Mueller
Axel Carlson
Chicago
Agnes Rasmussen
Angel Greco
Mueller
Bert Neeley
Harry Kantner
Wm. Dilloway
Chas. Lee
Geo. Rankin
Nick Pfannes
Chas. -Liee
Myr
H. Mathias
Bill Smith
Nick Pfaines
Pfanties
Neeley
Woman's Missionary Association Plans July Ice Cream Party
The Woman's Missionary Association met at the U S Church annex with good attendance. President Mrs. George Bates led, hymns were sung, a devotional from St Matthew was read, and two missionary poems were shared. The group voted to host a homemade ice cream party on Bates lawn July 30 with free will offerings for missionary work.
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Woman's Missionary Association
U. S. Church
George Bates
Jesus
Pearl Brady
Ruby Segerlund
W.M.A
Bates
Harrison Briefs Weekend Visits Around Northern Michigan
Gladys Dutt and a friend spent the weekend at the former's cottage in Lan sing. Howard Stimpson and Clarence Kuehn drove to Mackinaw City Harbor Springs Petoskey and Traverse City. Bruce McGregor visited his mother Mary Williams and brother Marion at West Branch. Marion was home from Seiad Calif for his first visit in 35 years. Ed Belknap and family from Lansing were guests of the McGregors. Allen Johnston was called to Lansing by his brother's accidental death. Duane Dowland from Flushing and Beryl Spaulding from Flint called on cousins Leo Skinner. Raymond Eaton and daughters hosted Sunday dinner for Dan Holcomb family. Grace Ann and Johnny Breidenstein of Rosebush stayed with E C Wilson children. Loie Hecker and Wetha Berteleson dined with the Eatons. BE Wilson and Malcolm McArthur from Beverly Hills Calif drove to Lansing and Eaton Rapids. Frank Myers visited Norman Myers Tuesday.
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Gladys Dutt
Lansing
Howard Stimpson
Clarence Kuehn
Mackinaw City
Harbor Springs
Petoskey
Traverse City
Bruce McGregor
Mary Williams
Marion
Ed, Belknap and Son
Allen Johnston
Duane Dowland
Flushing
Beryl Spaulding
Flint
Leo Skinner
Raymond Eaton
Dan Holcomb
Grace Ann
Johnny Breidenstein
Rosebush
E. C. Wilson
Loie Hecker
Wetha Berteleson
BE. C. Wilson
Malcom McArthur
Beverly Hills
Calif
Eaton Rapids
Frank Myers
Norman Myers
County Softball League Results in The Fast League
League standings show WEW and Schaeffers unbeaten at 2 0 with Brown 1 1 and North Bradley 1 1. Recent results include Brown 5 Moline 1 V F W 11 North Bradley 10. for Week schedule list Farwell Schaeffers Brown VFW and Moline. For League No 2 Eagle leads 1.000 with Bauers 2 1 667 and Rosebush 1 1 500. Forfeits noted when Lake had ineligible players, games led to Eagle victory. Glen W McKeever official scorer.
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Pet. Wew
Schaeffers
Brown
North Bradley
Farwell
Moline
V.F.W
Schaeffer
N. Bradley
VFW
Eagle
Bauers
Rosebush
Church of God
Lake
Clare
Eagle Lake
KC Bauers
Speed on Skates and World Records Noted
A top speed skater can hit about 30 miles per hour on short courses while longer distances slow pace. The one mile world record stands at 2 minutes 38.2 seconds. In hour long races skaters may surpass 20 miles.
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