Feighner and Parish Publishers Weekly Rates and Notices
Publication details for Clare weekly issues issued Friday and mailed as second class matter. Subscriptions priced at 2.00 per year in Michigan, 1.00 for six months, 0.75 for one month. outside Michigan 2.50 per year, 1.25 for six months, 1.00 for one month. Display ads available. locals 10 cents per line. fillers 5 cents per line. headings 10 cents extra. Cards of Thanks 5 cents per line. resolutions and poetry 5 cents per line. Probate notices printed by request through Judge Bates at THE SENTINEL.
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Clare
Michigan
Harrison Girls Chorus Spring Concert Review
The Harrison Girls Chorus performed Friday at Harrison High gym under Mrs. Ross Woodward. Soloists included Mary Fanning Clarabelle Harper Barbara Holcomb Elaine Romes Lila Pifer and Duet by Delma Miller Wilda Hecker with several choruses and musical readings spanning two parts.
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Harrison Girls Chorus
Ross Woodward
Mary Fanning
Clarabelle Harper
Annie Laurie
Barbara Holcomb
Ava Jean Bringman
The
Bells of
Father and Son Banquet Sponsored by Fellowship
The Father and Son Banquet was held last Thursday with about seventy eight attendees. Toastmaster B. M. Bucholz led the program along with Bobby O'Shaughnessy and Duane Moulton. The Midland Barbell Club staged a weightlifting demonstration and the Young Women's Fellowship presented Rev. Watson with a gift.
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B. M. Bucholz
Bobby O'Shaughnessy
Duane Moulton
Midland
Young Women’s Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
Rev. Watson
Memorial services honor Michigan Funeral Directors Association
Mrs. Wm Murphy and Mrs June Rose attended a Grand Rapids memorial service honoring the late Wm Murphy and other Michigan Funeral Directors Association members who died in the prior year. Dr Lester Kilpatrick of the First Methodist Church gave the address and Gordon Van Ry of Grand Rapids sang.
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Wm. Murphy
June Rose
Grand Rapids
Michigan Funeral Directors Association
Civie
Sam Bruce Dies at Son Eddie’s Home After Illness
Sam Bruce died at his son Eddie's home early Monday morning after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Congregational church. The obituary will be published next week.
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Sam Bruce
Eddie
Congregational Church
Floyd Neil Kinne Injured Amputations After Planing Saw Use
Floyd Neil Kinne sustained painful injuries Tuesday afternoon while using the planing saw at the Harrison Elerator. He was rushed to Clare Hospital where parts of three fingers on his right hand were amputated.
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Floyd Neil Kinne
Harrison Elerator
Clare Hospital
Undernourished Suffer Fewer Caries Than Well Fed
A study by four Birmingham Alabama researchers reports that malnourished patients with pellagra scurvy and other deficiencies show fewer dental caries than well nourished controls. Among 124 deficient patients the mean decayed missing filled teeth was 4.54 versus 14.94 in 99 well fed individuals, though pyorrhea risk was higher.
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Journal of the
American Dental Association
Arvin W. Mann
Samuel Dreizen
Tom D. Spies
Floy Martin Hunt
Birmingham
Ala
Hillman Hospital
Cooling Kitchen Color Schemes Suggested by Color Authority
A Canadian color authority advises on kitchen color schemes using pale buff ceilings with green-tinged upper walls, grayed greens lower walls, or oyster white ceilings with gray walls and grayed cream woodwork. To prevent a dead look, suggest blue gray linoleum floors, maroon edged curtains, and bright blue furniture with maroon trim.
Seven Pound Three Ounce Baby Born In Saginaw
A baby boy named William Warren was born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Millard at Saginaw General Hospital on a Wednesday in June. Several local residents and relatives visited and attended events including funerals and family gatherings across Midland, Bay City, East Jordan, Bloomington, and nearby towns.
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Warren Millard
Saginaw General Hospital
William Warren
Howard White
Shirley Allore
Midland
Ira Trowbridge
DeWayne Nash
Bay City
Albert Bruce
Sam Bruce
Carl Findstrom
Roy Lockheart
East Jordan
Billy Bruee
Wausau
Wis
Sam Brice
Arth Sheffield
Alice Ellsworth
Bloomington
Illinois
Fred Zubler
Zane Betts
Houghton Lake
Alice Mead
Hessell
Beverly
Ronnie Carpenter
Eugene Carpenter
Ava Jean Bringman
Cadillac
North Begins at Clare Hospitality for Visitors
The note speaks to starting hospitality at Clare and welcoming travelers, stating that generous reception extends to all guests visiting the area. It emphasizes kindness and communal aid as a common practice beginning there.
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Clare
Additional Harrison News On Pages Tired and Mourtean
A brief notice summarizes Harrison items on two pages titled Tired and Mourtean. It notes local events or mentions names connected to the Harrison area with limited context from the fragmented text.
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Harrison News
Summer Mass Schedule and Harrison Church notices
St Athanasius at United Brethren Church in Harrison announce summer masses from June 22 to September 14 at 8 00 am and 10 30 am Confessions before the 8 00 am mass United Brethren Church Harrison shows Sunday School at 10 00 am preaching at 11 00 am and 8 00 pm worship with a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 pm.
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United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
Gerald Brady
Reorganized Church Services at Harrison Michigan
Elder Hubert Beavers pastors a Sunday services at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 11 15 am in Harrison Michigan Edmont Dunkham supt and evening service at 8 00 pm the church is located six miles away
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Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Harrison, Michigan
Hubert Beavers
Congregational Church Schedule Sunday School and Worship
Sunday School led by James Mead at 10 00 a m with Worship Service at 11 00 a m in the Congregational Church. James Mead serves as Superintendent guiding activities and service.
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Congregational Church
James Mead
Highway Tabernacle Sunday Schedule and Programs
Rev. Clinton Hilton leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Mrs. Harold Yost conducts services at 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Special services Wednesday at 7:30. Young People meet Monday evenings.
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Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Harold Yost
Understanding natural deaths among primitive peoples
The text notes that many natives in Africa misinterpret natural deaths as acts of sorcery or malignant magic. It describes beliefs that a death without wounds implicates rival tribes or hostile neighbors and that guilt is sought through diviners or coercive confessions.
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Africa
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