Rates and notices for The Sentinel publication
The Sentinel lists annual rates for Michigan and other U S points as 1 50 and 2 00 respectively with single copies at 59. Display advertising rates were not applied. Liners and reading notices priced at 40 cents per line, fillers 5 cents per line, headings extra. Cards of thanks 25 cents for ten lines, plus 5 cents per line over. Probate notices may be printed by The Sentinel if requested through Judge Wylie.
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Congregational Young Women's Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar Planned
On Tuesday November 27 the Congregational Church Young Women's Auxiliary hosts a Christmas Bazaar in church parlors starting 2 PM and running all evening until booths sell out. A 5 PM chicken dinner with all the trimmings will be served. Circle One plans dinner, Circle Two handles apron and fancy work, Circle Three runs the country store, with a holder booth led by Ettie Town and Anna Rhodes and support from the Harrison Girl Scouts.
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Congregational Church
Circle One
Fred Schuett
Fred Smith
Halloween Party At School Sponsored By Faculty And City
The 300 students and parents enjoyed a Halloween party Thursday evening November 7 at the school gymnasium. Faculty members and the city sponsored the event with a grand march lunch games and dancing ending around eleven. Samuel Morrison chaired the planning committee with assistance from several teachers and the student council.
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Amble
Bennett
Sprang
Peters
Wellington
Armistice Day Program Held At Harrison School
Armistice Day was observed in Harrison with a school auditorium program Monday forenoon. Rev. Harry E. Philo spoke on Armistice Day and offered a prayer. The high school band and glee club performed works including America and Battle Hymn of the Republic. A patriotic playlette by Miss Alubowicz's pupils featured thirteen actors. The audience recited the Pledge of Allegiance led by two students, and the Star Spangled Banner closed the program. Pupils received a half holiday from school.
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Harrison
Sprang
America
Harry E. Philo
Congregational Church
Alubowicz
Dorothy Brown
Mary Louise Burns
Harris on Briefs Social Notes From Cadillac to Lansing
Mr and Mrs Charles Foster and Mr and Mrs Sid Perry with Betty Lou of Cadillac visited Mrs Sarah Scrimger and Miss Dorothy. David Harper and James Mead of Detroit spent the weekend here. Ruth Boulton and Bob Valen tine of Midland visited Mr and Mrs Earl Skinner. Nelson Provost welcomed infant Jerry Nelson born Nov 9 weighing eight pounds. Hattie Town recovering from fall. Supt Charles Amble and family visited Ithaca. Samuel Crawford and two children from Lansing visited Sen Beu Carpenter. Mary Schwartz of Shephard visiting Theodore Butcher and family.
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Charles Foster
Sid Perry
Betty Lou
Cadillac
Sarah Scrimger
Dorothy
David Harper
James Mead
Detroit
Ruth Boulton
Bob Valentine
Midland
Earl Skinner
Nelson Provost
Jerry Nelson
Httie Town
Charles Amble
Bobbie
Kayolyn
McKibben
Ithaca
Samuel Crawford
Lansing
Beu Carpenter
Mary’ Schwartz
Shepherd
Theodore Butcher
Hol ‘Bruce, Jr
Community Notices of Visits Births and Illness Across Town
A regional list details visits and gatherings among families in Clare and surrounding townships. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roth and relatives, Rev. and Mrs. Buckmaster of Greenwood, and many others visiting kin, with a birth announced for William John at Mt. Pleasant hospital and a tonsillectomy recovery noted for Billie, son of Sheriff and Mrs. Seaver Ample.
Holocaust in Air Is Stressed Anew
New York report notes forecasts of a coming air war as nations expand their air forces. Observers cite the Battle of Britain as a glimpse of future conflict with larger planes and long ranges. American voices warn that planes will dominate future warfare and require higher costs and technology. The piece links past prophecies to today’s rapid aviation growth and strategic implications.
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New York
Britain
Kipling
G. Wells
Giulio Douhet
Billy” Mitchell
Army Air Corps
H. H. Arnold
Alexander Seversky
Germany
Italy
Decorated Briton Nicholls Found Alive as POW in Germany
London reports Lance Corporal Harry Nicholls the first Victoria Cross recipient in the army is alive and a prisoner of war in Germany. He earned the VC for gallantry on the River Scheldt May 21 when wounded four times and reported dead. His wife was informed by the Grenadier Guards commander that he is safe and a prisoner.
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London
England
Harry Nicholls
Germany
Nicholls
Scheldt
Grenadier Guards
Mill Will Be Moved Town Up for Sale
Pine Valley Oklahoma residents face sale of the entire town as the Dierks Lumber Company offers the 1500 population community. Assets include a 60 room hotel theater store office buildings two schools and public utilities as the mill and equipment are moved to a new location.
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Connecticut Supreme Court upholds anti-birth control law
The Connecticut Supreme Court sustains the state statute banning contraceptives without exception, ruling the law constitutional and enforceable. The decision centers on public health and moral considerations cited by the court.
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Connecticut Supreme Court
Local arrivals and births noted in Clare Sentinel
Arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nash visiting Mrs. Virginia Telder Stone. John B. Mitchell of Marbury Maryland welcomes daughter Dortha Maris born November 2. Herbert Leonard and wife greet daughter Mary Ann born Thursday. Mrs Erwin Horning of Mia Jatd cares for newborn. Fifty Christmas cards with personalized prints offered for $1.00.
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Charles Brooks
Frank Nash
Éallern
Avart
Virginia Telder Stone
Rmiake
John B. Mitchell
Marbury
Maryland
Dortha Maris
Herbert Leonard
Mary Ann
Erwin Horning
Mia Jatd
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Harrison News
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MR. Durward Ash
Jerry Price
Corunna
Durward Ash
Walter Ash
Clarkston
Harold Pailethrop
Ferns
Lohengren
Betty Ash
George Price
Clarkaston
Kroger
Ash
Bertha, Hughes
Robert Brown
Congregational Young Women's Auxiliary Plans
Hleven
Harry Philo
Robert Roth
Marion Roth
David Roth
Raymond Buckmaster
Greenwood Township
Clara Smith
Billie
Sheriff
Seaver Ample
General Hospital
Norman Myers
Arthur
Frank Myers
Joseph Newbound
William Henderson
A. H. Hutchingon
Rowena
Maurine
Frank. Myére
Milton, Ford
Rudyard
Upper Peninsula
Gerald Price
Whilden Hughes
Bob Skinner
Carla Dowland
Sons
Flint
Harl Skinner
Gladys Dutt
Olive Halsett
Ronald Keller
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
William John
O. Ambie
Hamilton Township
Ernest
H.l Bruce, Jr
Mary Walch
Paul Bennett
Morrell Clure
Michigan State College
Alma College
United States
South Africa
USA
Houghton
Ady
Melton
Navy
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