Association Alive Promotes Local Editorials and Rates
Frighner and Parish publish the National Editorial Association weekly edition Weber issued Fridays and mailed from Clare as second class matter. Subscription $1.50 yearly to some points and $2.00 to others. single copies 5 cents. Display ads available by application with liners and local 10 cents per line. Cards of thanks 25 cents per ten lines, over that 5 cents per line. Poetry and fillers 5 cents per line. Probate notices preferred to be printed by The Sentinel through Judge Bates.
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Sore
Sentinel
Bates
Harrison High School Baccalaureate Services Held
The Harrison high school senior class gathered at First Congregational Church for Baccalaureate services led by Rev. Harry E. Philo with a sermon on Following the Vision Splendid. Music included the high school girls glee club and church adults choir. exhibits and operetta featured by Kindergarten and grades three and four.
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Harrison High School
First Congregational Church of
Harrison
Harry E. Philo
Philo
Theo Alubowicz
Jesus
Harrison School Open House Showcases Student Work
Friday evening the Harrison public Rohefeld opened its doors to the community to view this year’s exhibits. In grade rooms art and handwork were displayed, while Kindergarten showcased coloring, charts, worksheets, and handwriting. The Industrial Arts Dept featured cedar ghosts, end tables, desk lights, smoking stands, magazine racks, and popcorn sets.
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Harrison
Rohefeld
Latter Day Saints Church Service Schedule
Elder David Bailey, pastor, leads services with Sunday School at 11 15 a m. Choir groups at 7 30 p m and evening services at 8 p m. Church services are at 10 30 a m on Sundays.
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Latter Day Saints
David Bailey
Highway Tabernacle Service Schedule Note
Clinton Hifton pastor oversees Sunday School at 20 00 a m and church services at 1 15 a m on September first. Evening services begin at 8 00 p m with special services Wednesday at 8 00 p m. Lloyd Watson involved in schedule details.
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Clinton Hifton
Lloyd Watson
United Brethren Church Prayer Meeting and Services
Harrison Mission and Drummond pastor invite all to a prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 p m Sunday School at 10 00 with Clara Smith as superintendent Worship Service at 11 00 a m
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Uwnited Brethern Church
Harrison Mission
Congregational Church Services and Activities
Rev. H. E. Philo, pastor, leads morning worship at 11:00. Sunday School at 10:00 with VanBlarcom as superintendent. Endeavor sessions at 6:00 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
Home and Garden Division Meeting and City Beautification Progress
Mrs Sadie Beals hosted the Home and Garden Division of the Harrison Study Club for the bi monthly gathering. James Whitmer presented on cultivating hybrid and perpetuated roses while plans for city beautification, NYA supervised projects, and planting schedules were discussed. The next meetings are May 29 and June 18 with roll call patriotic quotations and a banquet planned.
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Sadie Beals
Harrison Study Club
James Whitmer
Rall
William Hibbard
First and
Main Street
Ny.a
Ed Bruce, Jr
Hughes Lor
N.Y.A
Mr. Bruce
First Street
Harrison
Clare
Court House
Second Street
Bertha Schaaf
Congregational Ladies Auxili ary Plan May Service Event
The Congregational Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. Paul Gibson’s home on Wednesday evening May 14 for a business meeting. They completed routine business and finalized plans for serving the annual event.
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Congregational Ladies Auxiliary
Paul Gibson
Girl Scouts Enjoy Greenfield Village Trip by Special Train
Thirty three members of Harrison Girl Scout Troop joined a Saginaw area group for a full day outing to Greenfield Village on Saturday May 17. The ten car train carried over five hundred girls and leaders from Harrison by bus to Saginaw. Scouts toured village buildings and grounds, with a horse drawn carriage ride to the Museum a highlight. The group returned to Harrison around 9 30 p m tired but happy, satisfied with an entertaining educational day.
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Harrison Girl Scout Troop
Greenfield Village
Saginaw
Harrison Troop
Ivah Emery
Anne Wellington
Harrison
Board of Education to Sponsor Supt Tyndall Farewell Party
The Board of Education invites the community to a farewell party for Supt. R Le Tyndall and his family on Monday evening May 26. The Tyndalls are leaving for a new home in Lake Chey after Mr Tyndall accepted a position there.
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Board of Education
Supt. R. le Tyndall
Lake Chey
Tyndall
Farewell party for retiring city school superintendent
After eleven years in charge, the superintendent and his family depart with deep regret. A farewell party is planned and all are invited, with a note that children up to grade six must be accompanied by a parent.
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Tyndall
Pauline Spore Honored At Pre nuptial Shower In Saginaw
Miss Pauline Spore of Saginaw oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Spore of Corunna was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her aunt Mrs Elmer Lehman in Saginaw. The wedding is set for June 7 in Saginaw. Mrs Ben Campbell returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Cora Lehman in Saginaw and attended the shower.
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Pauline Spore
Saginaw
Charles Spore
Corunna
Elmer Lehman
Lehman
Spore
Farwell
Ben Campbell
Cora Lehman
Knights of Pythias Rank Five Members in Farwell
The Farwell K of P Lodge No. 95 conferred second rank on five members on May 8 with Alma Lodge members present. Refreshments followed. Next week nine members traveled to Alma on May 15 to confer third rank on a large class. locals W. Eisenhauer Ernie Orr William Woodrow Frederick Miller Will Crawford and two Hichhorn brothers attended. Alma Lodge again provided refreshments.
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Knights of Pythias
Farwell
K. of P. No. 95
Alma Lodge
Alma
W. Eisenhauer
Ernie
Outbreaks and Staff Return in Farwell Village
In Farwell village several cases of measles have been reported. Mrs Marie Robbins has returned to duties at the Girls Training School after a period away.
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Marie Robbins
Community Notes and Local Events Lifted by Weekend Visits
Adrian residents hosted relatives with Mrs Alice Comstock visiting from Jackson to help care for her ill mother Mrs Downing. Baccalaureate attendance included many out of town guests. Graduation set for May 28. Girl Scout Troop 3 prizes awarded at Woman's Club night. Neon signs added to Mobile Gas Restaurant windows. Regular Ladies Library Association meet held Friday June 6.
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Alice Comstock
Jackson
Mrs. Downing
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Home and Garden Division OF Study Club
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Styles
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Adrian
George Graham
Marie Wise
Maggie Becker
W. S. Shumway
Madge B. Lamb Hall
Mavis Corrie
Blaine Bentley
Ramona
The
Ladies Library Association
Mrs. Travis
Gloria of Mesick
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Can McDonald
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