The Sentinel Publication Rates and Local Notice Details
The Sentinel lists rates 1.50 yearly to Michigan points 2.00 to other U S 2.50 to Canada with Friday issues. Post Office second class matter at Clare. Memberships in NHA and Michigan Press Association noted. Probate notices requested via Judge Dorsey printing by The Sentinel. Local liners 10c per line fillers 5c per line with 10c heading extra. Also offers job printing services.
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Michigan
U. S
Canada
Clare
the Sentinel
Dorsey
The
Sentinel
Local Churches Show Sunday Services and Community Notices
Harrison and Congregational churches list worship times and sermon topics. A long community notes section details visitors, travel to Clare for a Sunday school institute, local gatherings, plays, and numerous visits, with many residents mentioned by name across Harrison and nearby towns.
Fred M. Morgan The Food Shop Price List
A fragment from a grocery ad lists items and prices at Fred M. Morgan The Food Shop. Coffee Star value, Jelly Beans, Calumet Baking Powder, Tomato Soup Pioneer Brand, Sure Pop Corn, Fancy Queen Olives, Pioneer Oats, Salad Dressing, soap, marshmallows, salted peanuts and Crisco priced for customers.
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Pioneer
Study Club Meeting Opens With Flowers and Music
Roy Darling and Mrs James J Gatra Brant hosted a May 3 gathering at Mrs William Henderson home. Mrs Mynard Maybee was elected club convention delegate. last meeting of the year ends with plans for a June picnic and twenty six members plus five visitors attend.
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William Henderson
Edmond Woods
Charles Weidner
Molly Lee
Dorothy Gene Whitmer
Averyl Gaines
Charles Amble
Irene Pifer
Ireta Woods
Donna Shumway
Florence Higgins
Amble
P. B. Beals
B. Carpenter
Mynard Maybee
West Branch
Roy Darling
William, Fosgett
Public Installation of O. E. S. Harrison Chapter 408
The Harrison Chapter 408 of the O E S installed officers at the Lodge hall on Thursday evening May 5 with Mrs Lulu Murphy and others as installing officers. New officers include Worthy Matron Mrs Elvin Schaaf and Worthy Patron Newton Kress among a full slate. Over 100 attendees from Saginaw Clare temple Lake George and nearby cities observed the ceremony with performances by six young girls and music by Mrs Mary Weatherhead and Arnold Hughes.
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Harrison
Q. BE. S
Lodge Hall
Lulu Murphy
Caroline Darling
Mary Weatherhead
Rhoda Gibson
Elvin Schaaf
Newton Kress
Maude Harper
Elmer Clute
Jessie Gleason
Emily Cleveland
Emma Kress
Olive Pifer
Marshall
Pearl Clute
Adah
Alice Brown
Ruth
Ida Stanley
Esther
Sadie Beals
Martha
Olive Hallett
Electa
Maude Hughes
Bertha Green
Sentinel
Fred Schaaf
Nettie Mary Weatherhead
Pricilla Fay Burns
Barbara Jean Bush
Margaret Brown
Helen Gibson
Delma Woods
Fred Weatherhead
Minstrel Show Delights At Harrison Opera House
High school students directed by Mrs. Charles Amble staged a Friday May 6 minstrel at the Harrison Opera House to benefit the Athletic fund. Performers included David M Harper Interlocketer James Mead Andrew Saul Merton Bailey Bruce Totton Henry Carman Wallace Smith Ralph Carpenter and James with others Ruth Dorothy Lepley Hsther Pifer Jessie Allen and four girls. The show drew strong applause for songs and gags while a Manual Arts display showcased each boy’s work.
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Harrison Opera House
Charles Amble
David M Harper
Interlocketer
James Mead
Andrew Saul
Merton Bailey
Bruce Totton
Henry Carman
James
Wallace Smith
Ralph Carpenter
Senior Play to Be Presented May 20 at Harrison Opera House
The Senior Class of ’32 presents a May 20 performance at Harrison Opera House titled Hyes of Love. It portrays a father's love for his daughter rather than a romance, with comedy by the Maid and Butler to balance the pathos. Coach Gaines backs the seniors in making the show a success.
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Harrison Opera House
Gaines
Samborn's Ad Offers Old Batteries and Radiators
Local ad at Samborn's invites customers to trade in old batteries and radiators for new items. Includes mention of green hides as part of the clearance.
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Samborn’s
Phony
Harrison resident Daniel Lockwood dies suddenly at 82
Daniel Lockwood a Harrison resident for 44 years died suddenly Sunday May 1 at his home. He was born in Glencoe Ontario in 1862 and spent 30 years in the hotel business. He married Mary A McDonnell in 1889 and leaves widow six children six grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral was held at the home and burial followed at Mount Pleasant with many relatives and out of town mourners attending.
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Daniel Lockwood
Mt. Pleasant
Glencoe
Ontario
Frank Sweeney
Harrison
Mary A. McDonnell
Frank
B. T. Kane
Leo
Detroit
William
Altoona
Wallace
Frank Ryan
Linden
Mich
Marguerite
Joanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Burgess Lockwood
British, Columbia
W. JG. Abbott
Harriett. Lee
Winnipeg
Manitoba
J. Scott, Black
EB. H. Ayling
Edmonton
Alberta
J. Scott Black
Lockwood D'Arcy
Jesse Chamberlain
William D'Arcy
W. @. Abbott
W. Oster
Charles Anderson
Houghton Lake
Tom Clark
Pat Carroll
William Paisley
Nellie McDonald
A. Powell
Ann Kane
Barbara Bush Celebrates Fifth Birthday At Home
Little Barbara Jean Bush marks her fifth birthday with a party at her parents Frank and Barbara Bush home. Twelve children attend with games and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Guests include Mary Louise Burns Pricilla Fay Burns Nettie Weatherhead Nellie Amble Delma Woods Margaret Brown Dorothy Brown Bobby Fanning Maxine Stevens Mary Jane Kane and Franklin Bush. Barbara receives many gifts.
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Barbara Jean Bush
Mrs
Frank Bush
Mary Louise
Pricilla Fay Burns
Nettie Mary Weatherhead
Nellie Amble
Delma Woods
Margaret
Dorothy Brown
Bobby Fanning
Maxine Stevens
Mary Jane Kane
Barbara
Franklin
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Club Events
Rural residents report weekend gatherings with extended family from Muskegon Rosebush Dover and Clare. A Mother's Day visit honors Emma Youmans at John Stough's home. A class of twelve will receive third and fourth degrees Monday night, followed by a pot luck supper.
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Floyd Slentz
Muskegon
I. Slentz
Jennings Archambault
Frank Wild
Chas. Monroe and Son
Rosebush
Ed. Mussell
Geo. Dennis
EB. C. van Conant
P. van Conant
Dover
Ed. Schlafley
Roy Joslin
Clare
Ed. Russell
Gladwin
Lewie Thayer
Emma Youmans
John Stough
Chas, Koontz
Lansing
Percy Stough
Jonesville
Harold White
Dee Stough
Maple Grove Community Notes and Local Goings On
Prayer meeting Thursdays crowds in Maple Grove. Sunday church attendance upbeat. Mr and Mrs Ira Miller and baby with Rev Davis of Brown Corners attended. Cloyd Hilyard lost a recently purchased horse. Elmer Schofield Sr repairs Farwell Supt Wyndall house damaged by fire. Mr and Mrs Harry Higgins now live on Coor's place. Dick Winter and children move south of town till school ends then head to Upper Peninsula. Ina Davison Marilyn Doris Schofield visit parents. Doris works in Farwell telephone office. A printing error corrected: Lidell daughter visiting from India not Indiana Laverne Root stays in Farwell for Boy Scouts. Mr and Mrs Dick Kingdon of Midland visited Tigner parents Sunday.
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Ira Miller
Davis
Brown Corners
Cloyd Hilyard
Elmer Schofield
R. F.wyndall
Farwell
Harry Higgins
Coor’s Place
Dick Winter
Upper Peninsula
Ina Davison
Marilyn
Doris Schofield
Memorial visit notes from Clare area relatives
Bernard and Miss Francies Bingham attended a remembrance with his parents Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Dale Rulapaugh and family and Mrs Timpe visited brother Delos and family near Clare Sunday.
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Bernard
Schofiela
Franciés ‘Bingham
Dale Rulapaugh
Timpeé
Delos
Clare
Local residents share visits and gatherings in Flint area
Mrs. Josephine Brooks Hatton visits her sister in Flint. Clare Atkins and family from Grand Blanc spend Sunday with relatives in Mann Siding. Durfee and Hoover households host calls while others plan dances and weekend visits. Names include C M Durfee Arthur Mann Siding Vern Stevenson Pontiac and Wm Hileman.
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Josephine Brooks
Flint
C. Durfee
Clare Atkins
Grand Blanc
Co. M. Durfee
Henry Grewe
Clarence
Fred
Chas
Mt. Pleasant
C. M. Durfee
Clare Hoover
Arthur
Mann
Coun
P. J. Durfee
C. Haines
Vern Stevenson
Pontiac
Haines
Mann Siding
Wm. Hileman
Co. J. Harvey
Bernard
Elmer Smith
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Clare Sentinel
Feighner & Parish Publishers
National Hditorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Harrison News
United Brethren Church
Chas. Kleinhardt
Congregational Church
Ray M. Busler
American Magazine
Wm. Murphy
Nettie Mary
Miles Darling
A. F. Light
L. B. Lydell
George Thilley
Lake George
Clement Hillaprandt
Harl Green
Samuel Bruce
Billy
Breckenridge
Roy Hoover
Dowyer
Vesta Budd
Fred Smith
Me~Kinstery
Arthur Sheffield
Bay City
Saginaw
J. D Coffman
Mercy Hospital
Grayling
Lottie Bruce
Shepherd
Wm. Titus
Bugbee
Charlotte
Marrison
Senator
Carpenter
Falmouth
Nellie Vanderboss
Edgar Bringman
Bert Landers
Leota
Cecil Coon
Murphy
William Folgett
Bughbee
Harold Hillabrandt
William Allen
Gladwin City Band
Gladwin Armory
Fred M. Morgan
Food Shop
Greenwood P
James J Gatrabrant
the Study Club
Manual Arts
Mr. Vernon Grange
Maple Grove
Clare Elevator Co
L. W. Jackson
MEBA
Mussell’s Drug Store
Adv
Portenina
A. E. Mussell
McEwan Street
Clare, Michigan
Hiram Satison
John Deere Harrows
John Deere
Parker
Clare Hardware & Furniture CO
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