Rates and notices for The Sentinel publication
The Sentinel lists per year rates to various regions including Michigan at 3 percent, other U S points at 3.00, Canada at 2.00, and single copies at 5 cents. Display advertising rates available on application, and 26 cents for ten lines of thanks. It offers job printing and requests probate notice publishers.
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Preaching and Church News at Mann Siding School
A Sunday church schedule at Mann Siding school house lists services at 8:00 p m 11 30 a m and 7 45 p m with a 10 30 a m Sunday School and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Pastor Russell N Cook invites all to attend and join a Spirit filled congregation.
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Mann Siding
Russell N
Cook
United
Brethren Church
Chay. Kleinhardt
Congregational Church invites families to Sunday services
The Congregational Church, led by Ray M Busler, invites parents and children to a 10 00 Sunday School session and an 11 00 worship service. The message emphasizes character building, prompt attendance, and community goodwill to promote better living and human brotherhood.
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Congregational Church
Ray M. Busler
Wedding anniversary and community notices bridge small town events
The item lists a wedding anniversary drive to Tawas City, Illness and appendectomy of Miss Murphy in Lansing, visits by relatives from Detroit and Saginaw, trips to Peru Nebraska for the World’s Fair, a Beaverton beat Harrison in baseball, and community church events. A special train carried forestry army members to Camp Custer with Roger Briggs joining the forestry corps.
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Mar
Eigen
Fred
Myre
Hamond Woods
Myg
William Henderson
Lake” Shore
Tawas City
H. Hoag
Willard Schaaf
Rex Clute
Detroit
Judge McGaffy
Pontiac
Claudine Jones
Hilladale
L. M. Jones
Elmer Clute
Fred Wood
Delores
Frank AvWood
Gladwin
Fair Grounds
Harrison City
Beaverton
Harrison Boys
Houghton Lake
William Titus
Clara Louise
Saginaw
William Payne
Sarah Hagen
Gleason
Walter Rhodes
J. M. van Duesen
Viola
Ruth Lepley
Thompson
Clare
Elmer Clare
Fred Roth
Community Vacation Bible School
The
Congregational Church
Jess Allen
Eli Payne
Mt. Pleasant
James Conor
Oxford
Harold Clute
Sadie Penrose
Walter Lang
Reed City
Ralph Youngs
Klingan
Carl Rickenbecker
Otsego
Len
Carpenter
Harrison
Wolf River
Indiana
Custer
Roger Briggs
Guster
Oregon
Death Claims Two Longtime Residents In Week
Mrs A S Young longtime Harrison resident died at her sister’s home in Portland Indiana Saturday morning burial services planned Monday Matilda Cathern Charrett born Ironton Ohio April 7 1862 died June 8 1933 at seventy one years moved to Wisconsin as a child and lived in Vernon county later settling in Harrison she leaves husband two sons several daughters and numerous siblings with many relatives and friends.
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A. S. Young
A. S. Youngs
Harrison
Portland
Indiana
Matilda Cathern Charrett
Ironton
Ohio
Wisconsin
Elijah Bass
Vernon County
Frank Charrett
Charrett
Chas. Newville
Madison
Wis
James Newville
Slice
Carmen
Edith Payne
Rose
Crystal
Pontiac
Tess Jennett
Winsom
William
Mansfield Bass
Valley
Peter Bags
Phil
Birthday celebration at Mrs Paul Moore’s home
Guests gathered Sunday at the home of Mrs. Paul Moore to celebrate her mother Mrs Anna Gurtis. Attendees included her brothers, Mr and Mrs Roy Wood, sister Mr and Mrs William Whitney and daughter in law Mrs Fred Whitney and son of Belding, another sister Mr and Mrs Edmans of Cadillac, her son Mr and Mrs Clyde Curtis and Layona, and grandson Albert Curtis with his wife and baby from Saginaw. Mrs Clyde Curtis stayed for a month-long visit.
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Paul. Moore
Amother
Anna Gurtis
Prother
Andrs. Roy’ Wood
Clyde Curtis
Layona
Albert Curtis
Saginaw
Moore Home
Greenwood Center Grange Plans Regular Meetings
The Greenwood Grange held its regular meeting on Wednesday June 7 with an informal program by members and a pot luck meal. Members voted to hold regular meetings on the first and third Wednesdays each month. Earl Sprague is visiting Flint at daughter Mrs Ray mond Tuppers. Ed Schwantz family Detroit spent weekend at Fd Bruce home. Bila Van Valkenberg Detroit spent weekend with brother Dave Van Valkenberg. Bert Douglas spent Saturday at Temple. A Sunday wind storm damaged trees in the area. Wm Roland lost a horse last week.
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Carpenter
Houghton Lake
Moddersville
Bankus
Kathern Sears
Big Beavers
Frederick Clark
Frost
Flint
Leonard Schwanz
Gordon Smith
Stout
Gladwin
Samuel Bruce
Joe Ladd
Don Lydell
J. B. Lydell
Howard Stimpson
George Robbins
Owosso
Wilma Hochstetler
Hurley Hospital
Wallace Harper
Bert’ Crane
Jamie
Midland
Roland
Herbert
Detroit
Olive HaHett
Harry Campbell
Marie McCartney
Clarabell Mead
George M Robinson
Charles Amble
Merle Dean
East Lansing
Jo Dean
Ray al. Buster
Battle Creek
Joseph Newbound
Melvin
Hiland
James Stanley
Rose Marie
Dickie Stephenson
B. F. Hampton
Kathleen
Coleman
John Briggs
Margaret Johnson
Lucille Powers
Emily Welsh
Joan Archer
Pleasant
Betty Weatherhead
Arnold Lake
Leon Allen
Breckenridge
Fred. Smith
David Roth
Hector Shaw
Cadillac
Stephenson
Richard
Stanley
Henry Leutzinger
Senator Carpenter
William Henderson
Allan
Marion Roth
Leo Campeau
Clare School
Lottie ‘Bruce
Farwell
Leonard
Harry ‘Campbell
Olive Hallett
Houghton ‘Lake
Elmer Clute
Charles Ambie
St. Louis
Greenwood Grange
Grange
Earl Sprague
Raymond Tupper
Ed. Schwantz
Fd. Bruce Home. Miss Bila van Valkenberg
Dave van Valkenberg
Bert Douglas
Temple
Mt Vernon Grange Sees Mortgage Burned At New Hall
Mt Vernon Grange members and guests from Geneva Grange gathered for practice and social duties. Eight new members were instructed in the degrees as Delwin Grange celebrated paying off the mortgage on their Owen church hall after relocating from the old Delvin town hall and renovating.
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Chas. David
J. Archambault
Wm. Wild
Krank Wild
Milton J. Wild
Ann Arobr Hospital
Monica
Mariorna Ackerman
Ernestine Archambault
Jd. Schlafley
Ired Irwin
Ralph
Arlene Bolen
Arthur Lamb
Frank Wild
L. Thayer
O. D. Bayes
Clare
Saginaw
Delwin Grange
Grange
Joyfully News For Rheumatics Pain Relief Promise
An advertisement claims Allenru relieves neuritis sciatica and rheumatism within 48 hours by removing excess wire acid from joints and muscles. It emphasizes testimonials from children and parents and promises guaranteed effectiveness at a low price through Anderson Drug Store and other druggists.
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Ailenru
Anderson
Allénru
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Port Huron
Hampton House
Oak Street
Howell
Salgery
Smith
Leonard Stanley
Iis
Clair Stanley
Bertha Schaaf
Jean Schaaf
Alba
Fred. Morgan
the Cash Food Shop
Pioneer Coffee
Elbo
Catholic !Essage
Ray M. Bugler
Greenwood’ Center
MT. Vernon Grange
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