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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1943

Page

5

Feighner and Parish National Editorial 4

Rates for The Sentinel listed for Clare readers include $1.50 yearly to Michigan, $2.00 to other US points, 5c per copy, 10c per line for liners, 5c line for fillers, 10c heading fee, 26c ten lines for cards of thanks, and 5c line for longer items. Probate notices may be printed by The Sentinel per Judge Bates.

Michigan USS the Sentinel Bates THE Sentinel

Harrison area social notes highlight summer visitors

Harrison residents and guests spread across Long Lake and nearby cottages with Detroit Katherine Harpers and family, Ithaca and Alma travelers, and numerous local couples sharing dinners, visits, and weekend trips. Cpl William Burns promoted to sergeant. plus various calls and outings around Arnold Lake, Higgins Lake, and Roscommon.

Earl Green Robert Heisman Long Lake David’ Harper Detroit Harper Billy Harrison Pleasant Caffers P. D. Gibson A. Neeley R. Burns Stuart Huntley W. A. Henderson H. M. Bucholz Hverette Alien Dover Fred Ligmion Alma Delores Woods Flint Mona Woods Hudson Jones Ortho Boulton Franklin Bush Barbara Jean Virginia Howard Grodi Mary Doris Toledo Max Shaw Higgins Lake Mr. Bush Earl Brandon Grand Rapids H. McKibben Ithaca Charles Amble David Roth Robert Roth David Ed Bruce Little Son Mt. Pleasant Jessie Gleason Clarence Rhodes Mr. Reigle B. H. Hughes Arnold Lake Minard Maybee Harl Henderson Rosebush William Henderson Harold Yost Charles Newell Judy B. H. Newell Chas. Egbert Beth Bertha Schaaf Paul Gibson Albert Doezema Lois Jay Clute Clare F. Glen Titus Barbara Marilyn Reeder Saginaw William Titus David Harper Clare Dyer Virginia Ford Lansing Don Seelinger Ralph Miller Redding Township Wisner Eden Ohio Charles Egbert Marion Fred Schuett Winterfield Township Delma Miller Charles Allen Myrtle Miller Delma Harry Jenson Milford Fred Welsh Greenwood Township Marie Roth Fred—Chago Lewis Lautenheiser William, Kolmorgan Coldwater Lake Roscommon Canoe Harbor Paul Moore the Smith Wayne Gerald Reigle George Schimmell John Raspot Cathrine Charles Purdue Glen Brandon Irene Houghton Lake F. H. McKibben Roth Clyde Stevens Larry McBride Robert Brown Brown Dorothy Bandfield Lucy Kelly Mary Louise Burns Beverly Williams Roy Rhodes Harry Crane Mary Crane Zeno Budd Vesta Budd Ellis Henry Hughes Lester Lyons Helen Gibson Ileene Wogan Inkster Florence Hawkins Grace Betty Herr Ben Carpenter Irwin Cook Middleton Clute Merle Conley Thressa Lucas Hughes Ellis Henry Bertha Hughes Whilden Hughes Harold Hughes Howard Stimpson Joseph Brinks Roger Bob Elmer Braznam Lake City Kansas City Missouri Hubert Sowerby Canada Naomi DuSold Fred Smith Beverly Zubler Leotard Thomas

Harrison School Sets September Opening And Preparations

Harrison will open September 7 at 9 a.m. Eastern War Time with all rooms cleaned, repairs done, and new equipment including a first aid room. Buses overhauled by International in Sag inaw. Faculty includes Leota Vantvery and Yzola Thornton with Mrs. Marion Amble to fill Third and Fourth Grades.

Harrison Cleveland House International Saginaw Hayes Agricultural School State Board of Public Education University of Michigan Leota Vantvery Yzola Thornton Ethelyn Dean

Delightful Flower Show Hosted by Study Club Ladies

The Study Club hosted its annual Flower Show at the Congregational Church on August 26 with an afternoon tea and evening programs. Clara Titus and A. W. Johnstone judged entries, awarding ribbons and defense stamps, as crowds enjoyed piano solos, vocal pieces, and a Victory Garden display supervised by Mrs. Gladys Kinne.

Congregational Church Study Club Anna Carpenter Alice Bates Clifford Bucholz Gladwin High School Grieg Marion Amble Rita Gens Harrison Patty Lee Carey Clara, Titus A. W. Johnstone Tone - Bush Billa

War Bonds Promote Thrift and Patriotism

Encourages thrifty saving with War Bonds as a way to support the nation. Advises buying ten percent of each paycheck to contribute to America’s war effort.

Latter Day Saints Services Schedule

Elder David Bailey leads church services at 10 30 a m on Sunday with Sunday School at 11 15 a m and youth groups Oriole and Bluebird at 7 30 p m Evening worship follows at 8 00 p m at the church location.

Latter Day Saints David Bailey

Congregational Church Schedule Read by Pastor Hughes

Rev George E Hughes leads Congregational Church with Bible School at 10 00 a m Paul D Gibson superintendent Church services at 11 00 a m Junior Endeavor at 6 00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7 00 p m in the weekly program. High density names and times indicate a typical church announcement.

Congregational Church George E. Hughes Paul D. Gibson

Harrison Mission church notices for Sunday activities

Reverend Benjamin R. Davis past church duties Sunday School at 10:00 preaching at 11:60 evening service at 8:00. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Quarterly meeting Saturday evening September 4.

Harrison Mission Benjamin R. Davis

Highway Tabernacle Services and Meetings

Clinton Hilton pastors Sunday School at 10:00 a m. Russell Cook leads church at 11:15 a m. Evening services at 8:00 p m. Special Wednesday services at 8:00. Young People meet Friday evenings.

Highway Tabernacle Clinton Hilton Russell Cook Young People’s Meeting

Are you investing 10 percent of income in War Bonds

The question asks readers if they are setting aside ten percent of their earnings to buy War Bonds. It frames the inquiry as a civic duty and urges participation in the wartime financial effort.

America

Finland S Waterways Link Lakes to Gulf and Estonia

Finland’s network of navigable waterways connects lakes to the Gulf of Finland and to Estonia. The system spans about 3,000 miles for navigation and 29,000 miles for floatable traffic. Timber rafts move toward saw mills along deep-water routes.

Finland Gulf of Finland Estonia

Pasadena buys flock of 50 sheep to mow city parks

New Lawnmowers Pasadena California reports the city offset labor and equipment shortages by purchasing 50 sheep 20 black Karakus and 30 white to cut grass and weeds in parks. The first flock of 20 grazed three acres at the Rose Bowl quickly and then was moved to other park acreage.

Pasadena Calif Rose Bowl

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