Rates and notices for The Sentinel publication
The notice outlines subscription costs and rates for various print items. It lists $1.50 per year and 10 points in Michigan, $2.00 per year for other points, 5c per single copy, display ad rates on application, liners and reading notices at 10c per line, fillers at 5c per line with 10c heading, 25c for ten lines for cards of thanks, and 6c per line for lines beyond that. It also mentions resolutions and poetry at 5c per line and asks readers to urge Judge Wylie to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel.
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Harrison High School Honors Valedictorian and Salutatorian Choices
The Harrison high school graduating class named Ruth Zubler valedictorian and Louise Amble salutatorian. Zubler, 17, plans to study domestic science at Central State Teachers College after earning 17.5 high school credits and leading the senior class, active in choir and plays. Amble, 16, with 16 credits and a 1.68 average, pursues commercial studies and music. she is also a Glee Club member and senior class vice president.
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Harrison High School
Ruth Zubler
Donora
Louise Amble
Zubler
Central State Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Ruth
Harrison
Breckenridge
Fred Zubler
Girls Glee Clib
Louise
Elmer Aimble
Fleren Vett
Miss Amble
Norway
Helen
Wir
Jerry Vett
Temple
Easter Lights the World Presented at Sunday Service
The Congregational Bible school held a Sunday morning program titled Easter Lights the World during sacred day observances. The young chorus in white led hymns while younger classes performed recitations and songs. Fred Weatherhead sang The Holy City with Mrs. Charles Ambie as pianist. Altar decor featured spring bouquets. regular services followed.
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Congregational Bible Aschool
Fred Weatherhead
Charles Ambie
Chdirman
City and Rural School Officers Meet in Harrison
The biennial meeting of Clare county city and rural school officers was held all day Thursday in the county courthouse at Harrison with about 150 attendees. John Hallema and J W Corrivan from the State Department of Public Instruction were the principal speakers.
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Clare County City and
Court House
Harrison
John Hallema
J. W. Corrivan
State Department of Public Instruction
Annual Visitation Day Benefits Harrison Faculty
Hayes Agricultural Unit faculty conducted its annual Visitation Day on Friday March 15 with teachers visiting neighboring schools to observe and gather ideas. A planning session followed on March 27 to discuss observations and implement beneficial practices in classroom and study hall supervision.
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Hayes Agricultural Unit School
Harrison School
Harrison
Charles Amble
Paul Bennett
Shepherd
Ithaca
Ronald Keller
Fern Keller
Thedosia Alubowicz
Barryton
Remus
Samuel Morrison
Elizabeth Schaaf
Roscommon
Grayling
Allegra Gager
Leota van Every
Houghton Lake
Merritt
Anne Wellington
Ivah Emery
Gladwin
Beaverton
Christian Endeavor Scripture Contest Ends Last Sunday
The Congregational church Christian Endeavor wrapped up its Scripture study contest last Sunday evening. Miss Ruth Zubler captains the winning team honored by the losing side at a social Saturday. Pot luck supper, Easter egg decor, and games followed. Ruth Zubler won a drawing on the Haste Rabbit.
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Congregational Church
Ruth Zubler
Clarence Horn
Tweny
Christian Endeavor
Katherine Briggs
Paul Bennett
Endeavor
Christian
Ray, Peréy
Costly 1h Lone ROR Cracked Walls in Home Building
Advice on where to invest in a new house warns against skimping on footings foundations timber frame and window systems. Emphasizes choosing quality for items not easily replaced to avoid costly repairs and high heating bills later.
Dave of Lansing to lead church evening program
Dave of Lansing will be a guest at Harrison Congregational church this Sunday and conduct the evening meeting of the Christian Endeavor.
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Dave
Lansing
Harrison Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Women of Congregational Church Auxiliar y Meet in Parlor
The Young Women's Auxiliary met Wednesday March 26 in church social rooms with 36 in attendance. President Mrs. Charles Amble led a business session. prayers and two poems were read. Members contributed to the treasury and 29 dollars were reported. Next meeting is April 17 with guest Mrs. Oise Derby. arrangements overseen by Mrs. Paul Gibson. Refreshments followed.
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Young Women’s Auxiliary
The
Congregational Church
Charles Amble
William Murphy
Fred Weatherhead
June Rose
Oise Derby
Clare
Paul Gibson
B. F. Hampton
Clair Stanley
Emily Vertner
Clyde Pifer
Dean Gleagon
Easter Party At Lake Street Home
A joyous Easter party was hosted at the Lake Street home of Mr and Mrs A 9 Hoyt. Their sons Dick and Ted entertained twelve young guests from 1 to 5 PM with an egg hunt race and a tail-them- donkey game. Refreshments included sandwiches orangade ice cream and cake served on a long table with name cards.
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Lake Street
Carda
Patty Lea Carey
Max Carey
Caroline Wood
Josephing
Bennie Burns
Hattie Lou Elkins
Easter parties and club events fill week in Harrison area
The notice lists multiple Easter gatherings and social events. Lou Ellyn Briggs and others attended early party hostesses Patty Lea Carey and neighbors at her home with games and treats. Co hostesses for a bridge party at Mrs. Henry Gardiner’s home led twenty ladies. prizes went to Mrs. Zibler, Mrs. Hibbard, and Miss Joes. Other gatherings included a Lake Street evening party with auction bridge and luncheon. The Harrison Ladies Study club rescheduled for April 9 at the Congregational church social rooms with a pot luck supper. The State Federation of Woman's clubs plans Bay City convention April 8 to 13. Harrison club members intend to attend. Conservation officer and fire warden hosts at Gladwin Game Refuge party. A Vander Woude family reunion near McBain hosted about fifty attendees.
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Henry Gardiner
Olive Hallett
Earl Green
Fred Zibler
William Hibbard
Anna Joes
Harrison Ladies Study Club
Congregational Church
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Bay City
Harrison Club
Notable Guests Attend Master Dinner Service
Guests and family members attended a master dinner served cafeteria style followed by a social afternoon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hecker and daughter Madelyn Jean of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Bilis Henry Hughes and son Gerry, Burdette Reigle of Ann Arbor, Bruce Reigle of Reed City, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eaton and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hecker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ortho Boulten, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Reigle and family, Miss Mirtian Hecker, Orrie Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dyke, Clare Hecker, and Mrs. Loie Hecker.
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Thomas Hecker
Madelyn Jean
Flint
Bilis Henry Hughes
Gerry
Burdette Reigle
Ann Arbor
Bruce Reigle
Reed City
Roy Eaton
Robert Hecker
Ortho Boulten
Gerald Reigle
Mirtian Hecker
Orrie Hilton
Ralph Eaton
Herman Dyke
Clare Hecker
Loie Hecker
Additional Harrison News Will be Found on Page 12
The brief notes that further Harrison coverage appears on page 12, guiding readers to continue reading for updates. It hints at local happenings in Harrison without detailing events or names.
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Harrison
Large 80-Ton Magnet At UC Berkeley Lab
An 80 ton magnet at the University of California radiation lab in Berkeley generates 4 500 000 volt neutron rays fourteen times more deadly than X rays. The power is so strong that approaching within 56 feet is unsafe. A parallel 10 ton magnet at the University of Chicago weighs ten tons and yields six tons of pulling power over a 74 inch pole gap.
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University of California Radiation Laboratory
Berkeley
University of Chicago
Largest whale species and record specimen
The largest whale is the sulphur bottom or blue whale. The record specimen was caught in the Antarctic, measuring 106 feet in length and weighing over 100 tons.
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Antarctic
Highest New York Point Mount Marcy Becomes State's Peak
Mount Marcy rises to 5344 feet securing its status as New York state’s highest point. The summit marks the top elevation in the Adirondack region and draws hikers to the rugged peak.
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New York
Marcy
New York State
East Syracuse man claims smallest pilot’s license
Omar Murray of East Syracuse New York says he is the nation’s smallest man to be granted a pilot’s license by the federal civil aviation authority. Murray stands four feet eight inches tall and weighs eighty pounds.
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Omar Murray
East
Syracuse
Federal Civil Aeronautics Authority
Murray
Strength in Numbers in Ancient Corinth
In ancient Corinth Greece the city of about 20 000 freemen is estimated to own 460 000 slaves highlighting the scale of slaveholding in that society.
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Corinth
Greece
Courage Brother Snap Out of It
The lines urge a brother not to dwell in despair. They warn that crying and self pity won t restore happiness or aid in mending trouble and urge him to stop wallowing and seek courage to move forward.
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the Sentinel
Wylie
Sentinel
Harrison News
Harrison HT School
City and Rural
Percy Dawe
Women’s Auxiliary
Lou Ellyn’ Briggs
Charlotta Summers
Dean Brandon
Jerry
Doris Anne McCartney
Robbie
Karolyn Amble
Stuart Huntley
Calvin Pifer
Richtie Wilson
John Paul Gibson
Malcolm Wilson
John Kemmis
Robert Burns
William Henderson
Robert Brown
Frank Bush
Bar] Skinner
Max Shaw
McLain
Skinner
Bush
Hecker
Andrew Vander Woude
McBain
RES Tague
Priscilla
Courage Brother
Brother
M. &. Brown, Coleman, Mien
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