Rates and notices for the Sentinel publisher
Freigner and Parish publish rates for subscriptions to Michigan and other points in the U S. Single copies 5 cents. Display ads open pricing on request. Liners and reading notices charged per line with extra for headings. Cards of thanks ten lines 25 cents. Probate notices may be printed by the Sentinel per judge Wylie’s approval.
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Michigan
U. S
the Sentinel
Wylie
THE
Sentinel
MISS MILDRED FRY AND REX BAILEY WED AT HARRISON L D S CHURCH
The Harrison Latter Day Saints church hosted the wedding of Miss Mildred Fry and Rex Bailey at noon on Sunday June 23. The couple, both well known in Harrison and Hamilton township, will reside in Hamilton township after a ceremony conducted by Bilder David Bailey. The reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home in Prost township for about fifty guests.
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Harrison Latter Day Saints
Mildred Fry
Hart Fry
Rex Bailey
Cash Bailey
Hamilton Township
Bilder
David Bailey
Lucille Bailey
Leo Skinner
Harrison
Prost Township
Edwin C Barringer Dies After June 18 Morning
Edwin Oscar Barringer, born September 29 1867 in Osborn Ohio, died Tuesday morning June 18. Funeral services were held June 20 at the Hamilton township home with interment in Mennonite cemetery. He served 27 years as a Dayton Post Office mail carrier before moving to Clare County to farm with his wife.
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Hamilton Township
Barringer
Helen Barringer
F. P. Agile
Springfield
Ohio
Fred Hornbrook
Chicago
Minois
Edwin Oscar Barringer
A. F. Light
Edwin Barringer
Osborn
Oscar
Frances Barringer
Dayton
Clare County
Harrison News Promises Fresh Coverage on Page Twelve
Page twelve advances additional Harrison news with broader local updates and community reports. Page thirteen expands on neighborhood events, civic updates, and notable figures impacting the city.
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Harrison
Paris Tunnel Aims as Ideal Air Raid Refuge
French engineers seal a 1000 to 1500 car and 10,000 person air raid shelter under St. Cloud park near Paris. The autostrade parkway will link to Deauville and Biarritz with no tolls or speed limit, offering rapid access to the city. Construction proceeds two months behind schedule due to mobilization.
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Paris
St. Cloud Park
Deauville
Biarritz
Europe
Mersey
Liverpool
Antwerp
France
Point Roberts under American flag status noted
The U S Canadian Territory Point Roberts located on a peninsula extending from Canadian territory near Vancouver B C remains under the American flag as the area is described in the report.
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U. S.-Canadian Territory
Point Roberts
Canadian Territory
Vancouver
B. C
Greatest Maritime Highway Of The Detroit River
The Detroit River tops the world in freight tonnage handled surpassing New York harbor. This historic claim highlights Detroit's role as a key inland maritime gateway.
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Detroit River
New York Harbor
Island nation to erect statue for Grant on Bolama
A bulletin from the National Geographic Society says authorities plan to erect a monument to Ulysses S. Grant on Bolama Island off the Guinea coast. The project funds come from a new stamp tax on bills of exchange harnessed to honor Grant for recognizing Portugal’s possession of Bolama in 1870.
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Washington
Bolama
Guinea
West Africa
Ulysses. S. Grant
National Geographic Society
Grant
Portugal
Portuguese Guinea
Mortgage Sale Notice for Robert Gardner and Jennie Gardner
Default on a 1988 mortgage to Citizens State Bank triggers foreclosure by sale of Lot Two, Block Twenty-Eight, Village of Clare Michigan. Foreclosure sale set for September 28, 1940 at 9 AM at the Harrison Court House front door.
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Robert Gardner
Jennie Gardner
Citizens State Bank
the Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Michigan
Harrison
Clare County
Citizens State Bank Mortgagee
J. Stuart Bicknell
Five Nevada towns over 2500 population dominate rural scene
The state lists only five towns with populations exceeding 2500, highlighting the sparse rural core of Nevada. The note emphasizes the concentration of residents in a small number of communities while many areas remain sparsely populated.
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State
Nevada
Farwell F F A boys return from eight day trip
Farwell F F A members arrive home Thursday evening June 20 after an eight day trip to Detroit and Chicago. Fourteen members rode in a school bus driven by Bhmil Foell. Members include president Virgil Oman secretary Lyman Bently reporter Delmer Scotts Jamies Sparta and Robert.
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Farwell
Bhmil Foell
Virgil Oman
Lyman Bently
Delmer Scotts
Jamies
Sparta
Robert
Michigan youths tour Detroit area on sales and industry trip
Alfred King Kube and fellow students with Supt. R F Tyndall traveled by car to Detroit stopping at Bluewater Bridge and touring the Produce Terminal Briggs Stadium and Ford Rotunda Dearborn. They visited an Amish settlement in Indiana and spent time in Chicago touring stock yards airport and Lincoln Park Zoo.
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Idaho
Maine
Michigan
Zolo
Greenfield Village
Jimmie Stevenson
Dunkers Club
Briggs Stadium
Mr. Briggs, Sr
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Toledo
Middleburg
Indiana
United States
Purse Stolen in Clare Found in Hay Field Across From Cemetery
A purse taken from Mrs. Jennie Bingham in Clare on June 10 was recovered days later by workmen in a hay field opposite Cherry Grove Cemetery. The only items left were fishing licenses of the Bingham duo, with one tiny gold pencil belonging to Mrs. Bingham’s late son. The thieves had removed cash and other valuables before discarding the purse.
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Cherry Grove Cemetery
Jennie Bingham
Lamphere
Clare
Rembrandt Master Etcher Highlighted in Art History
The article notes Rembrandt is widely regarded as the master etcher with lasting influence on printmaking and portraiture.
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Rembrandt
Master Etcher
Etcher
Social events at Loch-a-bar and local clubs
Rev. James Rogers and family visited Mrs. Emma Littlefield at Loch-a-bar cottage on Monday June 17 for Betty June Rogers birthday with friends from Clare. Monday night card club, hosted by Mrs. Blanche Sage, saw three tables play with Sage high and Mrs. Jennie Bingham consolation. Bridge club at Mrs. Alice Henry's home Tuesday elected prize winners including Mrs. Henry first and Mrs. Lydia Allen second. At the guest table prizes went to Mrs. Doris Rees Miss Agnes Bursick Mrs. Montz Gee and Mrs. Blayiche Saze.
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James Rogers
Emma Littlefield
Loch-a-bar
Betty June Rogers
Clare
Blanche Sage
Sage
Jennie Bingham
Alice Henry
Henry
Lydia Allen
Doris Rees
Agnes Bursick
Montz Gee
Blayiche Saze
Railroad Mileage Worldwide Report
The world totals roughly 848000 miles of railroad lines. Estimates indicate extensive network coverage across major continents and nations, reflecting extensive rail infrastructure and ongoing expansion in many regions.
Texas Cotton Yield Lead in Nation Says Report
Texas remains the principal cotton producing state in the country according to the new agricultural report, highlighting its dominant role in U S cotton farming and market impact.
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Texas
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Freighner & Parish, Publishers
Ative Weber
Harrison News
Edwin C. Barringer
Paris Park
Michigan State Educational Convention of Chiropractors
Flint
G. Cc. Born
Chiropractic
Slave
Gen. Grant
Donald &. Holbrook
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