Rates and notices for The Sentinel publication
The notice lists yearly postage to U S points and Canada, single copies 5c weekly Friday issues, display ad rates on request, cards of thanks and poetry priced per line, probate notices likely, emphasizes local classifieds and fillers, and urges readers to use Judge Dorsey for printing by The Sentinel.
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United Brethren Church Plans Sunday Services and Visits
Harrison news notes Sunday services at the United Brethren Church at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 80 and a special sermon at 11 30 A cordial invitation is extended to all Midweek prayer service is announced Pastor Chas Kleinhardt Mrs Olive Hallett and Miss Esther Bailey were Gladwin visitors Wednesday Mr and Mrs Ed Bruce Jr and son Charles spent Sunday with relatives in McBride Herb Schwanz and brother of Detroit visited relatives here over the weekend
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United Brethern Church
Olive Hallett
Esther Bailey
Gladwin
Allen Woolley
Oswego
Ill
Wayne L. Fosgett
Traves
Shepard
Ronald Keller
Herman Walt
Lansing
Wayne Fosgett
Martha Welsh
Morrel Clute
Jack Briggs
Midland
John Briggs Sr
Fir
Charles Reynolds
Leon Stanley
Clare
David Roth
Charles Roth
McBride
Mynard Maybee
Leota van Every
Hansler
Nettie Chase
Ida ‘Mary Murphy
Paul Andre
Grand Ledre
William Murphy
Ernest McCartney
Richardson
Saginaw
Bessie Bradley
Farwell
Everett Mitchell
Flint
Dutch Mitchell
Wm. Murphy
Ida Rose
Florida
Keller
Mt. Pleasant
Amateurs Shine In Harrison School House Program
The Harrison event saw Ruth Zubler win first in tap, Ua Mather and Esther Robbins take second in tap, and LaVerne Bates third on Hawaiian guitar. Wayne Higgins, though not listed, played a squeeze box after the show, while local families gathered for visits and dinners through the week.
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Harrison
Ruth Zubler
Ua Mather
Esther Robbins
LaVerne Bates
Wayne Higgins
Wayne
Bridge Club Socials At Homes Of Merrill and Kimmis
The Young Ladies Bridge Club met Thursday at Mrs. Harry Merrill’s home for bridge games with score honors going to Mrs. Max Carey and Mrs. Edgar Bringman. Miss Louraine Hughes of Flint attended. The mixed bridge group later dined at Mr. and Mrs. John Kimmis’s home and played more bridge with high scores to Mr. Fred Smith and Mrs. Ben Carpenter while Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter received booby prizes.
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Young Ladies Bridge Club
Harry Merrill
Max Carey
Edgar Bringman
Louraine Hughes
Wflint
Mixed
John Kimmis
Fred Smith
Ben Carpenter
Smith
Carpenter
Harrison Study Club March Meeting Aids Ireland Theme
A large turnout at Mrs. Himer Clute’s home marked the Harrison Study Club March meeting with hostesses Mrs. J. B. Lydell and Mrs. Morrel Clute. Members pledged canned vegetables and fruit for Start Commonwealth Albion as part of the program.
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Himer Clute
Harrison Study Club
J. B. Lydell
Morrel Clute
Clute
Albion
Bertha Hughes
Ireland
Erin
Peggy O’niel
Bertha‘Hughes
Henry Gardiner
Fred Zubler
Paul D. Gibson
Charles Amble
Ben Carpenter
Emerald Isle
Joan Lowell
Allen Woolley
Oswego
Illinois
Ida Cregier
Clare
Harrison Club
Oise Derby
Sarah Hamilton
Wayne L. Fosgett
Paul Moore
Ida Mueller
Mary McKeever
Nutritional Guidance for Children from Health District No % Gladwin Mich
The article outlines ideal child nutrition including protein rich foods, milk as a premier staple, and the role of vitamins minerals and cod liver oil. It emphasizes calorie counting for energy needs, daily meal rules, and safe milk practices while urging balanced intake and healthy eating habits. It ends with a note on a Spanish practice where policemen carry house keys for residents.
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H. V. Thiehoff
M. D
Gladwin, Mich
Forecasts and factions define a 1936 election crossroads
A period of prophecy divides Left and Right as the nation faces unemployment relief, budgets, and farm aid. Hoover leads Conservative critics while Roosevelt and La Follette supporters push for regulation, taxation shifts, and policy visions. The piece warns of risks from extremists and the danger of failed leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
America
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Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Ogden Hills
Alfred HE
Smith
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
East
Varios
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Borah
la Follettes
Brandeis
Stone
Cardozo
Supreme Court
América
Norman ‘Thomas
Harrison Tops Tournament In Close Finale
Harrison takes first in a basketball tournament defeating Marion with standout Groesenbergh 23 points and Harrison's Thomas scoring 10 in the final 30 24 win over Clare. Beaverton and Craton also shined with high totals as Loving cup trophies and miniature basketballs were awarded.
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Marion
Groesenbergh
Lane
Schrock
Firestone
Clare
Thomas
Brown
Beaverton
Methner
Killian
Welker
Stockton
King
Higley
Craton
Johnson
Stanley
Wickland
Comer
Waite
Chaffee
Darling
Henderson
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Clute
Harper
Roth R
Hughes
Maybee
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L. W. Jackson
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