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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1939

Page

7

Rates and notices policy for The Clare Sentinel

The Clare Sentinel lists subscription rates of 1.50 yearly to Michigan and 2.00 elsewhere, single copies 5 cents, display ad rates on request, locals 10 cents per line, fillers 1 cent per line with heading 10 cents, cards of thanks 25 cents for ten lines, overage 5 cents per line, and 6 cents per line for poetry and resolutions. It requests probate notice printing be done by The Sentinel per Judge Wylie.

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Harrison Cagers End Busy Week With Doubleheader Losses and Wins

Harrison Independent basketball team split a home doubleheader against Rosevelt Oil and Park Hotel of Mt. Pleasant. Burns led Harrison with 14 points in the Oilers game, while Schmidt led Roosevelt with 10. In the Park Hotel tilt Harrison surged to a late lead to finish 29-27. Brandon led Harrison with 11 points. The team next faced Higgin Lake CCC camp, then Marion Independents, with varied outcomes. Harrison ends the season in the Gladwin tournament after a 37-29 win over Edenville and a 51-5 reserves victory.

Harrison Independent Rosevelt Oil Park Hotel Mt. Pleasant Roosevelt Oilers Harrison Boys Oilers Harrison Burns Schmidt Roosevelt ‘Oil Bishop Bates Spalsbury Thatcher Kirkenwell Brandon Arrison Chaffee Harrisonites McLellan Hinman Dancer Marion Independents Marion Boys Harrison ‘Boys Hol. Brady Harrisonities Lightland Chaffée Odt Richardson Logue G. Martin Marlon Geason Harrison High School Edenville Reigle Longfellow Blane Golds Hughes Blue and Golds Stanley Carpenter Woods Rhodes Gladwin High School Keller Roth Norman Skinner

Chalk artist J Caveny to appear on Lyceum course

J Caveny the chalk artist is set to present on the Lyceum course next Wednesday afternoon March 15 at the Hayes Agricultural Unit School. The series features Bob Hanscom and Russell Neville with travel talks and motion pictures about caves.

J. Caveny Lyceum Frye Bdl Hanscom Lyceum Hayes Agricultural Unit School Russell Neville Bob Hanscom Company Bob Hanscom Harrison Hanscom

Clare Sportsmen Guests Of Harrison Hunting Club Thursday

Harrison Hunting and Fishing Club hosted Clare Rod and Gun members as guests at Count House on Thursday evening. State Conservation official Mr Hill showed reels on Michigan Wildlife, followed by a Clare County Wildlife reel featuring a bear and cub at their den.

Harrison Hunting and Fishing Club Count House Harrison Clare Rod and Gun Chih Hill State Conservation Department Michigan

Harrison High School Alumni Elect Officers For 1939 Banquet

Harrison High School Alumni Association held a meeting at the school as President Whilden Hughes presided. After approving outstanding bills Mrs. Pearl Clute conducted the officer election and plans for the 1939 banquet were laid out.

Harrison High School Alumni Association Whilden Hughes Pearl Clute

Alumni Association Elects Officers for 1939 Banquet

Willard Dancer presides as president Marion Roth is vice president Martha Welsh secretary Eleanor Hughes assistant secretary Wallace J L Harper treasurer Retiring officers include Whilden Hughes and O D McKenna secretary The next meeting is Friday April 14 at the school building Members urged to attend as plans are laid for the thirty eighth annual alumni banquet to be held late in May The Banquet of 1938 was a standout success both financially and socially The new officers aim to ensure a similar success in 1939.

Birthday Dinner for Little Miss Lou Hilyn Briggs

Lou Hilyn Briggs celebrated her March 3 birthday with a chicken dinner at her parents Ephriam and family guests including her grandmother Mrs John Briggs Sr and Miss Reva Brailey. Harrison Ladies Study Club postponed its March 7 meeting to March 9 due to guest entertainers from Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant. A large family dinner at Frank M Myers home included Norman and Maurine Myers and others from Arthur Township Midland and Lansing. The Helping Hand Society of United Brotherhood Church was welcomed into the Women’s Missionary Society with officers elected and meetings set twice monthly at the church parsonage.

Lou Hilyn Briggs Ephriam Briggs John Briggs Sr Reva Brailey Lou Bilyn Harrison Ladies Study Club Bush Central State Teachers College of Mt. Pleasant Mary Weatherhead Lucina Hampton Rhoda Gibson Helen Hether Alice Bates Frank M. Myers Norman Myers Karen Franklin Emma Winn Arthur Township A. H. Hutchinson Maurine Rowena Midland W. H. Kennedy Donna Mae Geraldine Lansing Faye Beitler Earl Nash Harrison Helping Hand Society The United Brothern Church E. B. Drummond Women's Missionary Society Hazel Reigle Grace Davis Gladys Drummond Clara Smith

Local Briefs From Harrison Area News and Events

Rev and Mrs E E Drummond with Mrs Grace Davis attended the Mid Year meeting of the United Brethren Churches in North Star on March 3 and 4 then visited Ashley. A group of 24 Hayes Agricultural Unit students toured Clare to see Wings of the Navy at the Ideal Theater with Mrs Ivah Emery. Local families hosted guests and travelers including Mr and Mrs Fred Jones and son Frederick of Leota and Mr and Mrs Bert Landers of Marion. Charles Cline moved to Owosso. Mrs William Hill is ill. Dr Atwood Campbell of Carson City spent the weekend in Harrison. Leon Stanley visited brothers Otis and Leonard Stanley in Lansing. Harry Brennan and William Allen of Breckenridge joined friends in Harrison. Onaire Higgins returned from a week with relatives in Remus and others. Mrs Jake Seelinger returned after weeks in Ann Arbor Owosso and Chesaning.

E. E. Drummond Grace Davis Harrison United Brethern Northern Michigan North Star Drummond Ashley Hayes Agricultural Unit School Clare Wings of the Navy Ideal Theater Ivah Emery Fred Jones Frederick Leota Bert Landers Marion Edgar Bringman Charles Cline Harrison Owosso William Hill Atwood Campbell Carson City Leon Stanley Otis Leonard Stanley Lansing Harry Brennan William Allen Breckenridge Fred Smith Onaire Higgins Albert Archambouit Remus Jake Seelinger Ann Arbor Chesaning

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