Classified Notice Rates and Mailing Details
The notice lists weekly Friday issuance and Post Office handling at Clare as second class. Rates: $1.50 yearly to Michigan, $2.00 to other U S points. Single copies cost 5c. Display ads priced by application. Liners 10c per line, fillers 6c per line, with heading 10c extra. Cards of Thanks 25c per ten lines. Resolutions and poetry priced per line. Probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel upon Judge Bates request.
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Michigan
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Harrison News Names Valedictorian And Salutatorian
Supt Charles Amble announced the 1942 graduating class honors with Lois Budd as valedictorian and Beverly Zubler as salutatorian. Both seniors earned nineteen credits and excelled in music and drama activities. Lois will study rural education at Central Michigan College of Education, Mt Pleasant, while Beverly plans to major in music at the same institution.
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Charles Amble
Lois Budd
Beverly Zubler
Lois
Alvin Budd
Glee Club
Clare County
Greenwood Rural School
State Department of Education
Central Michigan College of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Beverly
Fred Zubler
Keebler Lake Bank Cottage Burns Wednesday Morning
The lake bank cottage of Fred Keebler of Lansing, former Harrison high school superintendent, burned to the ground Wednesday morning after he started a stove fire outside. He called the fire alarm as flames spread. the local department arrived quickly but the cottage was destroyed.
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Fred Keebler
Lake Bank
Lansing
Harrison High School
Keebler
School Notes Highlight Weekend Dances and Graduation Buzz
The first afternoon dancing party of the year was enjoyed Friday with plans for another. Saturday evening the sophomores and alumni danced at the gym with music by the school box. Seniors race toward graduation, final exams, and invitations for commencement week. Sophomores order class rings set to arrive in fall.
Harrison Briefs Highlight Local People and Hospital News
Sheriff Seaver Ambie spent Monday evening at Farwell fingerprinting the First Aid class joining the Defense effort as Auxiliary Fire men. Albert Whitmer returns from University Hospital Ann Arbor convalescing at his parents home. Mr. and Mrs Ira Miller travel to Ann Arbor for medical treatment. The McCartney and Tooley families visit. Clinton Richmond welcomes an infant son born May 7. The Mavis family in Clare hosts relatives. Judy Ann, the infant daughter, gains good progress in Clare’s hospital incubator. Amble and Karolyn visit Cadillac. Wallace Allen from Detroit spends weekend with the Allens. Jimmie Schneider and Joyce Alee move to Wayne to be near sister and husband in Detroit. Martha Ann receives a farewell party at Big Spring park with gifts including nylon hose and a satin slip. Clare visits from Mrs. Ortho Boulton and Mrs. Gerald Reigle. Alma visitors stop by. Grand Rapids guests Bonnie Kinne and family visit Mother's Day at Neil Kinne’s home. Local flower gardens brighten Harrison with tulips and spring blooms at the Harper residence.
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Sheriff Seaver Ambie
Farwell
Albert Whitmer
Ann Arbor
University Hospital
J. A. Whitmer
Ira Miller
Miller
Ernest McCartney
Ida Tooley
Clinton Richmond
Jesse Allen
Karl Mavis
Clare
Mavis
Judy Ann
Charles Amble
Karolyn
Cadillac
Wallace Allen
Detroit
Jimmie Schneider
Joyce Alee
Wayne
Kenneth Smith
Martha Ann
Big Spring
Harrison
Martha Anne
Ortho Boulton
Gerald Reigle
Otto Eastment
Alma
Sheriff
Seaver Amble
Francis Kinne
Bonnie
Grand Rapids
Neil Kinne
Wallace Harper
Church Services and Schedules at Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton leads Sunday School at 10 09 a m Lloyd Wilson preaches at 11 15 a m Church services at 8 00 p m Evening services Sunday and a Wednesday 8 00 p m midweek service announced with special events.
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Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Lloyd Wilson
Latter Day Saints Church Service Schedule
Elder David Bailey leads weekly services with 10:30 a.m. worship and 11:15 a.m. Sunday School. Evening gatherings for Oriole and Bluebird groups occur at 8:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. respectively.
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Latter Day Saints
David Bailey
United Brethren Church Harrison Service Schedule
Harrison Mission E. E. Drummond pastor leads prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m. Sunday School at 10 a m with Clara Smith as superintendent. Worship Service at 11 a m and Sunday Evening Services at 8 p m.
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United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
E. E. Drummond
Clara Smith
Congregational Church Schedule and War Crop Note
Rev H E Philo presides with Bible School at 10 00 a m Charles Van Blarcom superintendent Church services at 11 00 a m Junior Endeavor at 6 00 p m Senior Endeavor at 7 00 p m The opium poppy has been proposed as a wartime food crop in England seeds non narcotic yield edible oil from seeds noted in wartime context.
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England
Harrison High School Alumni Urges Meeting for Banquet
The Harrison High School Alumni Association will hold a meeting at the school building this Friday evening at eight o'clock to plan the annual banquet honoring the graduating class. With school out May 29, members are urged to attend. the group marks its forty first anniversary and seeks continued support to avoid dissolution.
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Harrison High School Alumni Association
Harrison
Water safety tips for wells from Health District Seven
The article urges private well users to prefer municipal water when possible and explains how well depth, distance from contamination sources, and proper construction reduce pollution. It cites a Michigan Health Department survey (1925–1932) and notes free well-water testing by the Gladwin district health office.
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Michigan Department of Health
Health Department
Health District Seven
Gladwin
Michigan
C. H. Niggeman
Sanitarian
Local Birth Welcomes Beverly Anne for Wellington Badgley Family
Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Badgley of Elm Grove on the birth of a daughter on May 7 who will be called Beverly Anne by her small companions. Also wishs to Paul Athey entering service and to William Campbell.
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Wellington Badgley
Elm Grove
Beverly Anne
Maude Barber
Kenneth Roller
Steve Hubel
John Brubaker
Fred Athey
Burt Hubel
Herbert Gilmore
William Campbell
Emil Leis
Billy Spicer
Harold Athey
Miss Bunker
Afton
Michigan
Calories Needed and Daily Energy Balance
The text explains daily calorie needs depend on activity level and how excess fats carbohydrates and fats are stored as body fat for future energy. It notes proteins B vitamins and minerals are not stored as fat.
Traffic accidents rise in Michigan in 1941 report
Michigan State Police records show 133,236 traffic accidents in 1941, up 15 percent from 1940, including 1,850 fatal crashes with 2,108 deaths and 28,039 nonfatal crashes with 40,708 injuries. Drivers drinking and improper driving remain major factors as pedestrian deaths climb.
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Michigan
Michigan State Police
Montmorency
Oscoda
Ogeman
St. Clair Shores
Grosse Pointe Park Village
Mothers Day Program Celebrated at Mission and Church
The Mother's Day events at the Mission and South Sheridan church drew strong attendance. Mottoes awarded to Mrs Walter Presley as oldest mother and Mrs Lawrence Hafner as youngest with the largest family. At South Sheridan, Mrs Densmore and daughter-in-law Mrs John Densmore received mottoes. Nearby residents May Theodore Bergey and Gordon Smith visited Mr and Mrs.
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Walter Presley
Lawrence Hafner
South’ Sheridan Church
Densmore
John Densmore
May
Theodore Bergey
Gordon Smith
Tint
Sunday Visit and Family News From Loomis Area
Starry Harsh Sunday reports multiple local families visiting the Brackart home for mothers day celebrations. Extended kin from Gladwin Coleman Flint and Loomis shared news of births moves and a missing son in the war. Floyd Powers returns from Fort Leonard Wood on furlough while Donald Brackart is reported missing or in enemy hands.
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Warren Tice
Buffalo
Warren Willette
R. A. McReynolds
Joe Presley
Ralph Shull
Max
Clarence Davis
Gladwin
Wesley Teale
Lester Allen
Coleman
Floyd Powers
Fort Leonard Wood
George Burton
War Department
Donald
Clayton, Barber
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Vernon area kinship notes fill Vernon weekend
Vernon City records list numerous visits and social calls across towns including Roscommon Mt. Pleasant and St. Charles. Families such as Kile Wedge Teale Knight Powlison Heiser and Stevens are shown visiting relatives and celebrating Mother's Day and birthdays with meals, trips, and informal gatherings.
Shrike Bird Description and Range
A shrike is an insert eating bird with a strong notched bill found in the southeastern United States.
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United States
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Clarence Ramey
Roscommon
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C. A. Powlison
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Allen Farm
Theo. Gunderman
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C. A. Heiser
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Hinkleville
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Russell Berry
Ernest Stevens
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Ella Sherman
Alice
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Andrew Rushin
St. Charles
Ernest Bryant
Pontiac
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Henry Ackerman
Jack Rube
Marshall Brock
Josephine Sines
Treston Bonham
Lawrence
Jennie Long
Beaverton
Etta Howard
Roy Walters
West Grant
Beverly Cole
Lyle Robinson
Sheron
Tom Bolen
Erwin Fuller
Warren Heiser
Newport
Rhode Island
Mortie Tice
Fred Ahrens
Alfred Ahrens
John Schultz
Lorraine
Sandra
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Methodist Church
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Kalamazoo
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