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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1941

Page

7

Sales Association Rates and Local Notices Policy

The National Editorial Sales Association issue details weekly Friday distribution via Clare Post Office as second class matter. Rates: 61.50 yearly in Michigan, 2.00 elsewhere in U S. Single copies 5c. Display ads priced on application. Liners and reading notices 10c per line. Headings 10c extra. Cards of thanks 25c per ten lines, over that 5c per line. Resolutions and poetry 5c per line. Friends of THE SENTINEL may request Judge Bates arrange probate notices printing by THE SENTINEL.

Michigan U.S the Sentinel Bates THE Sentinel

City Park progress in Harrison with Spike Horn Meyers aid

Harrison progresses on the city park at Fanning's corner with Spike Horn Meyers directing rustic fencing a circular bench and a shade tree plot. Local officials MV A crew and the Fanning family donate land and support while John Kemmis Ed Bruce Jr and the mayor coordinate plantings sodding and cleanup efforts.

Harrison Spike Horn Meyers Spike Fanning’s Corner Spike Horn Harrison Board of Commerce John Kemmis Ed Bruce, Jr Mv.a. Boys Bruce Paul D. Gibson Fanning

Whaling Men See Big Season

Victoria British Columbia whaling reports indicate six ships will sail this year up from three last year as US rivals stay ashore. Veterans return to the Victoria fleet with harpoon guns, hoping for higher whale oil prices and possible ambergris finds.

Victoria B. C Queen Charlotte Islands British Columbia S. William Grant Crow’s Nest

Latter Day Saints Church Service Schedule

Elder David Bailey presides with services at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 15 a m Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7 30 a m and Evening Services at 8 00 p m at the church network.

Latter Day Saints David Bailey

Highway Tabernacle Sunday Services and Special Wednesday Event

Clinton Hilton presides over Sunday School at 10 00 a m Lloyd Wilson leads church services at 11 15 a m and evening services at 5 00 p m A special service is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 8 00.

Highway Tabernacle Clinton Hilton Lloyd Wilson

United Brethren Church Harrison Mission Service and Meetings

The United Brethren Church Harrison Mission lists a prayer meeting Thursday at 8 pm, Sunday School at 10 am led by Clara Smith, superintendent, and a worship service at 11 am led by Pastor E. E. Drummond.

E. E. Drummond Clara Smith

Congregational Church Schedule Promotes Bible School

Rev. H. E. Philo serves as pastor with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Charles Van Blarcom is superintendent. Church services follow at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor meets at 3:00 p.m. and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.

Zinnia City Boost Reported in Harrison Project

Local business firms and county newspapers earn praise for aiding a Home and Garden Club plan to plant a citywide zinnia display. The effort, linked to Harrison’s title ambitions, relies on extensive publicity and community outreach to reach every resident.

Zinning Harrison Zinnia City Home and Garden Club

Congregational Ladies Auxiliary Plans Cafeteria Suppers Series

The Congregational Ladies Auxiliary met June 18 at Mrs. Belt’s Lake Street home with 26 members and guests. Plans were made for three cafeteria suppers to be held in the church social rooms during late June and July, with each Circle taking charge of a supper. Circle One, led by Mrs. Fred Schaaf, opens the series on Saturday evening, June 28.

Congregational Ladies Auxiliary Lake Street Thomas Belt Frank Bush Harry Philo Ernest McCartney Paul Gibson Fred Schaaf

Michigan Bell Paes Degrees Honorary Doctorate at U of M

George M. Welch president of Michigan Bell Telephone Company received the honorary Doctor of Business Administration at the University of Michigan commencement on June 21. The citation praised his leadership from 1916 to 1934 as general manager and as president, noting the company’s role in advancing communications and public service.

George M. Welch Michigan Bell Telephone Company University of Michigan Wiech Michigan Bell Telephone Co

Great Airport Opens in July

Miami announces a new 880 acre international airport on a July 1 opening date with mile long runways and a temporary passenger terminal. Pan American stratoclippers base will be here as Eastern Airlines and others plan to relocate Miami operations. The project expects a permanent terminal by year end and supports vast air mail freight and passenger traffic.

Miami Americas Miami International Air Terminal New York LaGuardia Field Caribbean Islands Central South America West Indies South American Pan American Airways Eastern Airlines Thirty-sixth Street American Export Lines Seaboard Airlines Baltimore-Miami War Department Miami International Airport Henry L. Stimson Panama Canal

Welch's ascent to Bell System leadership traced

Welch began as a stenographer for Northwestern Bell in Minneapolis in 1904. He joined Michigan Bell in Detroit four years later as a contract agent, then rose rapidly to general manager in 1916 at 35, then vice president in 1920 and president in 1934.

Welch Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company Minneapolis Michigan State Telephone Company Michigan Bell Detroit Bell System

N.Y.A. Completes Fifth Year of Service in Michigan

The National Youth Administration marks five years in Michigan with programs aiding 250 000 young people on out of school and school student work. State administrator Kaye praises placements into industry and defense projects, noting backing from the Michigan State Employment Service and the State Board of Control for Vocational Education.

National Youth Administration Roosevelt N.Y.A Nyy.a Clare Clare County Kaye Michigan State Employment Service Defense Be.r.a Cassidy Lake Hast Lansing Belding Charlevoix Idlewild Crystal Falls Ironwood Houghton Traverse City Southfield Road Detroit Benton Harbor Saginaw Flint East Lansing NYA N.yja State Board of Control

CCC crews salvage All American Fur Company site at Camp Houghton Lake

Two 20 man CCC enrollees teams salvage fence wire and raise buildings from the All American Fur Company property. The state regains control and plans to house towermen in three room houses after relocation. Seven miles of heavy wire fencing will be reused at game refuges. Supervisors are Thomas A. Belt Jr and William E B Smith.

Houghton Lake C.C.C All American Fur Company Department of Conservation Emmett Sullivan Thomas A. Belt William EB. Smith Camp Houghton Lake

Make Believe Easter Drill Has Easy Target

CAMP ROBINSON ARK The new army runs a make belief air raid drill at the training center a tough sergeant directs green infantrymen to dive into brush as enemy planes strafed. One recruit stays seated in the road saying it is all make believe and he is sitting under a culvert.

Camp Robinson Ark

Nits to Produce Dividends

The fragment notes a claim that a sole creature can sit still and produce dividends. It presents no verifiable facts, dates, or named entities and lacks a clear news angle or source for reliable reporting.

Earth

Be a Skilled Driver Says Ford League Guide

The Ford Good Drivers League urges drivers to be sportsmen on the road. Let others pass when safe and avoid claiming the right of way. Assume others may have poor brakes or vision and focus on safe stopping for pedestrians.

Ray W. Sherman Ford Good Drivers League

American possessions list and note on size

American possessions include Alaska, Philippine Islands, Territory of Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canal Zone, Guam, Virgin Islands and American Samoa. Other possessions exist but are small Pacific islands or atolls and considered insignificant in size.

Alaska Philippine Islands Territory of Hawaii Puerto Rico Canal Zone Guam Virgin Islands American Samoa

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