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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1942

Page

7

Clare Sentinel Rational Editorial Rates and Notices Policy

The Clare Sentinel lists subscription rates of 1.50 per year to Michigan points and 2.00 to other U S points with single copies available. Display ad rates are available on application. Locals cost 10c per line, 5c per line for fillers, 10c heading, 25c per ten lines for Cards of Thanks, 5c per line for longer items. Probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel urged via Judge Bates.

Michigan U. S the Sentinel Bates THE Sentinel

Social season event draws crowd for Mother and Daughter Banquet

More than 160 guests attended Harrison School gym for the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet and Spring Style Show sponsored by the Harrison Study Club. Speakers included Mrs. E. B. Beck on Living With Our Daughters and Mrs. Lloyd Wagner on Civilian Defense.

Harrison Study Slab Charles Amble Study Club Francis Sprang Hilie Town

Pantomime and fashion show highlight garden club event

A chic program featured a clever pantomime to the song Little Old Lady with Mrs Henry Gardiner and Mrs Paul Gibson as grandmothers, plus a long display of women modeling play suits and ensembles in vivid colors. Guests enjoyed a color reel of Harison’s ziunia gardens, praised by attendees.

Rosalie Shinne Pussy Willow Allegra Gager Miss Gager Evelyn Artibee Clare Joanne Shoemaker Sylvia June Rose Harrison David Harper Dorothy Brown Helen Gibson William Titus Mt. Pleasant Battie Josephine Heintz Anna Joe Mary Louise Burns Weidner Nellie Amble Weisenberger Margaret Brown Titus Lois Budd Wallace Harper Laure Catron Paul Moore Henry Gardiner Paul Gibson England Joy Vertner Charles Amble Miss Brown Marjorie Adams Velma Jean Elkins Maxine Fry Donna Jean Richmond Laura Peck Priscilla Burns Irene Amble Helen, Gibson Jean Gibson Wagner Harison Ziunia Gardens

Home and Garden Club Meets at Mrs Roth Residence

The Home and Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Robert Roth's home with Mrs. Neil Kinne as chair. Three dollars were voted to the Harrison Red Cross for materials and the Victory Garden Campaign was discussed with most Harrison residents pledging their support.

Home and Garden Club Robert Roth Neil Kinne Harrison Red Cross Harrison

Garden Plan Earns National Pin for Local Club

The group discussed a nation wide plan to recognize nine garden projects for planting vegetable gardens. A beautification program was outlined and more plans were set. The next meeting is Thursday afternoon May 7 at Mrs. Edgar Bringman’s home with Mrs. Kinne hosting. Harrison Ladies Study Club meets Tuesday evening May 5 with several hostesses listed.

Edgar Bringman Kinne Harrison Ladies Study Club William Murphy Tressa Lucas Samuel Morrison Paul Catron

VFW Auxiliary Installs Officers in Harrison Post

The V F W Auxiliary of Harrison Post 1075 installed elective and appointed officers at the V F W Hall on Monday evening April 27. Installing officer Mrs Mabel Pickett, aided by Reed City officers, presided as members were named to president and other posts. A social hour and midnight supper followed with Veterans joining.

V.F.W Harrison V.F.W. Hall Mabel Pickett V.I.W. Auxiliary Reed City Louise Carlson Mary Kuipers Hifie Wolfe Ralph Eaton U. S. Hoyt Edna Snicely Robert Brown Elmer Amble Frank Beam Earl Wilson Laura Heintz George Munroe Paul Gibson U. S. Hoyt—Trustees Robert Burns Ruth Keysor John Kemmis Ernest McCartney P. D. Gibson

Church Services Schedule Across Clinton Area

Clinton Clifton area churches list pastors and service times. Highway Tabernacle led by Pastor Hilton offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and services at 11:15 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Wednesday evening services. Latter Day Saints led by Elder Bailey with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and services at 11:15 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. United Brethren led by Drummond with prayer at 8:00 p.m. Thursday and worship at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Clara Smith supervises.

Highway Tabernacle Clinton Hilton Lloyd Wilson West Tneday Latter Day Saints Church David Bailey United Brethren Church Harrison Mission E. E. Drummond Clara Smith

Congregational Church Weekly Schedule

Rev H E Philo leads Bible School at 10:00 a m with Charles Van Blarcom as superintendent Church services begin at 11:00 a m Junior Endeavor meets at 6:00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p m all in the same day.

Elm Grove Nutrition Group Holds Final Meeting of Year

The Elm Grove Nutrition Group met at Grange Hall on Friday April 24 with nine members and three visitors. Frances Hildebrandt chaired the meeting which elected next year's officers and discussed Feeding the Convalescent. Pineapple juice with beaten egg was served and group photos were taken.

Elm Grove Grange Hall Frances Hildebrandt Roth Williams Carl Cotton Florence Hildebrandt Irma, Williams

Retail Chains Reach Record High in 1941 Directory

U S chains rise to 12 783 firms totaling 362 259 outlets 7 percent above 1939. Fruit and vegetable chains enter for first time. tailor chains reappear since 1930 bonanza. Grocery and meat chains lead in number of companies. filling stations follow with 1 805 chains.

United States Brokers National Associations of Real Estate Boards America

European invention spins a half-pound electric clock

A half pound electric clock operated by four standard flashlight batteries has been invented in Europe.

Europe

Brazil Plans Steel Industry Amid Large Iron Ore Reserves

Brazil holds large iron ore reserves and arid regions with plans forming for a domestic steel industry. Officials outlined potential development, signaling key economic moves for the country.

Brazil

Girk-Weiks Miles Pr Perforii Tus

Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief on a performance or incident. The readable portion mentions Girk and Weiks and a figure in miles per hour or price per unit, with unclear context and broken phrasing.

Rus Girk-Weiks Miles

First Mississippi River Bridge Opens at Davenport

The Rock Island Davenport bridge, the first railway crossing of the Mississippi, opened in 1855, signalling a vital link for rail traffic and regional development.

Mississippi Davenport Iowa

Bertha Lake Resort Weekend Socials Sealed

Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson and son visited Myron Dunkle and wife over the weekend. Maynard John returned to Midland after three weeks at the Dunkle farm. Frank Behm and wife of Saginaw spent the weekend at their cottage. Clinton Dunkle recovery from operation improves this week. Bud Dunkle home from Willow Run. Several trout fishermen were seen in the area over the weekend.

Bertha Lake Resort Robert Johnson Myron Dunkle Maynard Johnson Midland Dunkle Farm Frank Behm Saginaw Ivam Willemot Flint Clinton Dunkle Bud Dunkle Willow Run Caryl Chaney Harold Néimeier Russell Hall

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Clare Sentinel Frighner & Parish, Publishers Rational Editorial Nes Association Harrison News E. B. Beck Irene Brandon Hattie Lou Elkins Doris Anne McCartney Laura Mae Skinner Charlotte Summers Ava Jean Bringman Marilyn Huntley Elsie Adams Delores Wood Wilda Hecker Karolyn Wood Lois Jean Sharp Karolyn Amble Betty Lou Beavers Patty Lee Carey Beverly Ruth Lyon Carroll Martha Burkhalter Dottie Birch Diana Wilson Arctic Unels Sam Rocky Mountains Alaska V. Flw Church News Harland ‘Williams Clarence Jordan George Tyler Fred Bauers
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