Sentinel Listing of Rates and Services
Feighner and Parish Publishers publish The Sentinel at $1.50 yearly to Michigan, $2.00 to Canada, $32.00 to other points. Weekly Friday issues, second class matter. Display ads by request, cards of thanks 25 cents for ten lines, additional lines 5 cents. Local notices 10 cents per line, fillers 5 cents per line with heading 10 cents extra. Public notices and probate notes welcomed. printing services offered.
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Michigan
U.S
Canada
The
Sentinel
Dorsey
United Brethren Church Holds Services and Visits
Harrison community notices priests services at usual hour with a 11 36 sermon and 10 30 Sunday school. Mid week prayer is announced. Numerous locals listed visiting relatives and friends across Detroit Flint Hayes town ship Freeland Clare and Gladwin with birthdays and illnesses noted.
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United Brethern Church
Weekend visits bring many relatives to area homes
Mrs Ed and Bruce Fey plus four travel to Hillsdale, Verne Michel of Browns Corners visits the Allen home.
Young Ladies Bridge Club Hosts Bridge Night
The Young Ladies Bridge club met at Mrs. Nidgar Bringman's home Thursday evening for a lively bridge game with prizes awarded to Mrs. Max Carey and Mrs. Robert Hecker. Hostess served homemade ice cream and cake to end a perfect evening. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thomas hosted a chop suey supper and social for her birthday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fosgett and others.
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Young Ladies Bridge Club
Nidgar Bringman
Max Carey
Robert Hecker
Francis Thomas
Wayne Fosgett
Max Carney
Morrel Clute
Andersonville social notes and local trial visits
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ramey Bernice and Mr and Mrs Harold Kile Shirley ann dined at Mr and Mrs Oscar Maxwell on Wednesday. They attended the Morrison versus Stuber trial in Mr Pleasant the following day. The Wise township attended in force. Mrs Almyra Wedel and Fred were visited with. Wedel cut her hand on glass. Dorothy Burr stayed with the Bill Allens. Clarence Ramey hosted a Sunday visit by Herbert Vartley and family Harold Kile and Dorothy Burr and Marvel Allen.
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Andersonville
Clarence Ramey
Bernice
Harold Kile
Shirley Ann
Oscar Maxwell
Mr. Pleasant
Morrison Vs. Stuber
Wise
Almyra Wedel
Fred
Wedel
Dorothy Burr
Bill Allens
Herbert Vartley
Marvel Allen
Hutchinson Family Visit and School Grounds Plan
Eagle Mgr and Mrs A H Hutchinson along with Maurine Rowena and Ramonda Batele of Midland visited Robt Hutchinson and Mrs Kraatz on Sunday. Rev and Mrs Honderich joined the group and Miss Marjory Nowlan of Clare accompanied them home. A special school board meeting was held Monday night to discuss improving and beautifying the school grounds, a long discussed project now deemed timely.
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Eagle Mgr
A. H. Hutchinson
Maurine
Rowena
Ramonda Batele
Midland
Robt. Hutchinson
Wm. Kraatz
Honderich
Mes
Pleasant
Marjory Nowlan
Clare
Esther Poet
Ernést Keiney
Old City Notes and Notables From New York
A column by L L Stevenson recalls traffic dangers and aging pedestrians. It cites police commissioner Valentine on street crossing, then surveys Nassau Morgans tax heft and family wealth, notes Bea Gottlieb’s golf hopes with the Prince of Wales, and mentions Mrs. Mabel Stevens’s grape garden atop a Chelsea building. It also references detective Mason’s injuries and 22 recent arrests with partner Lennan near Amsterdam Avenue and Sixty Second Street.
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Lewis J. Valentine
Police
B. M
Aubway
New York
Mabel Rbrevoort Stevens
Chelsea
Abs. Stevens
Beekman Place
Amsterdam Avenue
Sixtys Second Street
Thomas Mason
Charles Lennan
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Toledo Bullet Buffer Salesman Quits After Five Years
Cap B. E. Richardson, a Toledo salesman for police equipment, quit a five year run of publicly demonstrating bullet proof vests after his insurer balked. He admitted shooting himself to prove effectiveness, recounting a severe hit on his left side during a test for a rival vest.
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Toledo
Ohio
B. E. Richardson
Imeas County
Richardson
Public buys grapes from historic Hampton Court vine
More than 500 bunches of grapes, each about a pound and a half, were gathered this year from the 170 year old vine at Hampton Court Palace built by Cardinal Wolsey for Henry VIII. The grapes are offered to the public for 1.25 dollars per pound plus a small charge for baskets made by the blind.
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J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Glen Cove
Long Island
Martinecock
Island
Junius S.morgan
London
Hampton Court Palace
Cardinal Wotsey
Henry, VIII
Rosebush News Mixes Births Weddings and Local News
Shirley Anne, baby girl, arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Neff last week. Wilbur Wiltse and Miss Wilo Ouderkirk wed at Beaverton last Thursday and will live with the bride’s mother. Shorty Loomis moved his family into Otto Hose’s tenant house. Thellar Johnston returned from Ontario. Republican caucus nominated Lloyd Harrison for supervisor and Wm Thompson for clerk. Democrats backed Leo Trainor and Theodore Graham. Various visits, travels, and daily farm and town notes follow including mail routes and local calls. Mrs Harry Maybee and Wilbur Wiltse attended a shower at the Wiltse home. Sentinel liner ad invites readers to SHU-Try.
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Wilo Ouderkirk
Wilbur Wiltse
Colorado
Beaverton
Midland
John Ouderkirk
White Hill
Henry Funnell
Lloyd Harrison
Wm.Thompson
Leo Trainor
Theodore Graham
Sarah Chapman
Mt. Pleasant
Annie Connor
Patrick Lynch
Nimmie
Ronnie
Here
Frank. Hamilton
John Vaigzo
William Whitney
Lawrence Thering
Rosebush
Coleman
John Crawford
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Michigan Press Association
the Sentinel
Harrison News
Chas. Kleinhardt
Wallace Smith
Detroit
Harrison
Donald Wallace
Johnnie Beardsley
Hersey
Richard McCartney
William Nederhoed
Gertrude
Janice
Oosta
Schmeger
Walter Lang
K Apeer
Thomas Hecker
Flint
Elmer Hughes
Little Madlyn Jean
Bert O’mealey
Jesse Allen
J. B. Lydell
Flys
Hector Shaw
John Kemmis
Fred Smith
Allan Laynard
G. Cg, C. Camn Hoighton Lake
A. EB. Barton
Chil Fhren
Hillman
Charles Amble
Arnold Hughes
Duane Hamilton
Clara Smith
Wallace Allen
Ronald Barnes
Freeland
Arthur Sheffield
Marjorie Lou
Leslie
Willston
Samuel Bruce
Sheffield’s
Billie Bruce
Mynard Maybee
Gladwin
Gordon Smith
O. Amble
Hamilton Township
Henry Honn
Himer Hughes
Jane Smith
Hayes Township
Ben Carpenter
Merle Dean
Joel
Karl Mavis
Karl Jesse
Sally Jane
Don Allen
Norman
Francis Charette
Francis Jr
Frost Township
Bruce Fey
Hillsdale
Verne
Michel
Browns Corners
Nic
Harry Brennan
Breckenridge
Ralph Carpenter
Lansing
Bert Norris
Alina Marie
Olive Hallett
Albert
A. A. Whitmer
Russel
Duane Allen
Fathers and Sons
Harrison and Vicinity
Congregational Church
Wallace Harper
Bertha Hughes
Henry Gardiner
Paul D. Gibson
Fred Zubbier
Peg
O'Neil
Tommy Lad
Dana
Fred Weatherhead
Charles Butts
Bea Gottlieb
Europe
Prince of Wales
Miss Gottlieb
Maine
Irving Rubine
Arkansas
Camden
Rosebush News
Shirley
Anne
Raymond Neff
Harry Maybee
Orvel Graham
Merle Worstell
I’. H. Lynch
Leo Lynch
Frank Allen
Pat Battle
J. W. Stanton
Dorothy Murphy
Wm. Himter
Veal
Manee’s
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