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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
7
The notice lists per year rates to various points, single copies and display ad costs, liner and reading notices priced per line, fillers and headings, cards of thanks, and general increases. It requests readers to ask Judge Bates to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel.
Thirty three Hayes Agricultural High School students graduate after a decorated commencement in Harrison. Dr Charles L Anspach of Central State Teachers College delivers the address titled Today. Diplomas are presented by Supt Charles Amble. awards include a key to Raymond Bond and a scholarship to Central State for Alice Abbott.
Sept Charles Amble joined the Seniors for a trip to the Soo and will spend the summer at their home. Miss Anne Wellington accompanied the Seniors and will vacation in Lewiston. Paul Bennett left Monday for Alma. Samuel Morrison and family will reside in Harrison during the vacation months. Miss Allegra Gager left Monday for…
The Harrison High School Alumni Association staged the fortieth annual alumni banquet on Saturday evening May 24 at the school gym. About 150 alumni and guests attended. Grand March led by Mr and Mrs Arnold Hughes, toastmaster James Mead of Detroit introduced the program. Supt Charles Amble praised the students who ran the event and dancing followed with a Cadillac band.
A mild outbreak of measles and whooping cough confines several Harrison children to their homes. David, son of Mr and Mrs Hernan Dyke, is ill with measles, while Mary, daughter of Mr and Mrs, is mentioned in passing.
Bryan Wanning remains home with whooping cough after recovering from measles last week. Patty Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Carey, also has measles and whooping cough at home. Hattie Tou, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Elkins, is able to be about again following whooping cough. Audre Mas, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Earl Wilson, has the measles. Bobbie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Amble, is out again after measles. Connie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Allen, is listed as in with whooping cough.
Mrs. Bernice Carlson of Harrison wed Neil Vaughn of Hannah Indiana in a quiet ceremony in Hannah on Saturday morning. The bride has wintered in Harrison and worked at Redding Township Unit School. she and her attendant Miss Pauline Drake traveled from Harrison Friday night for the ceremony.
Arthur Davis was taken to Jackson Prison where Judge Ray Hart of Midland sentenced him to four years and three months on a criminal charge. Sheriff Seaver Amble accompanied him, after spending Monday at the Norway school where all windows were broken Saturday. Earlier, three boys who shot window panes along the Cedar River were identified by Amble and now reconsidering their pastime.
Local residents and visitors are listed in a dense roundup of social calls travel and family gatherings across Harrison, Clare and Lansing. The item notes Tulip Festival attendance in Holland and numerous weekend visits among friends relatives and former residents. It ends with a feature paragraph on African American soldiers historic roles and postwar assignments in the U S Army.
A devotional meditation on offering life to God to become a living stone in His temple. The text speaks of striving, temptation, and daily work as God shapes the believer, likening the self to a stone awaiting its part in a broader sacred structure.
The article notes John Adams, the second President and first White House resident, was an habitual pipe smoker and also chewed tobacco.
In Rocky Mountain National Park a colossal letter Y is carved by two snow-filled crevices on the mountain face. The sight draws hikers and photographers to the scenic overlook near Mt Yostion.
Tea quality hinges on climate and elevation with high grown estates on hill slopes yielding top grade tea. Low grown plains tea fails to reach the high grown standard, per a renowned grower noted for fine teas.
A reader recommends crumbling cereal flakes between a towel with a rolling pin for fine dry crumbs. The method is quick and adds toasty flavor and vitamins when using vitamin-enriched cereal.
Comets move in orbits millions of miles from Earth and are made of gas and swarms of particles loosely bound by gravity.
The text notes honey density varies but the standard weight is about 12 pounds per gallon.
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