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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1940

Page

7

Floral show entries and club meeting in Clare

A Clare flower show lists winners in divisions such as mixed flowers and annuals with first and second places. The Sentinel advertising rates are noted. A Tuesday evening club meeting at the church parlor drew about fifty members and six guests with a program by Miss Dorothy Brown and plans to form divisions in drama music homes gardens and literature. refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for October 1 at the school gymnasium with a musical program to follow hosted by local members.

Alice Brown Blue Sylvia Delia Weaver Maude Harper Sadie Beals Anna Carpenter Theodore Hibbard Gertrude Gardiner White Clare Richard Karns Columbus Ohio Fraclick Flint C. 3. Welch William Titus Mt. Pleasant Adah Hunt Samuel Morrison Harrison Leota van Every Dorothy Brown Olive Weidner Alice Bates Carrie Lignion A. W. Johnstone Maurice Black Edith Bucholz Edith Sly Letita Woods Hilda Bringham Rhoda Gibson Julia Schaaf

Flower Show Delights At Harrison Ladies Study Club

The Harrison Ladies Study Club held its annual flower show at the Congregational church with about a hundred bouquets on display. Decorations featured a woodland theme with mounted animals and red white blue accents. Tea was served to about fifty guests, with judges awarding blue red and white ribbons to top arrangements.

Harrison Ladies Study Club Congregational Church Arragements Theo Hibbard Alice Anna Carpenter Maude Harper Bertha Schaaf Olive Light Bertha Lydell Bertha Green Maude Hughes Mrs. Hibbard A. B. Lucas

Michigan Bell Opens New Central Office in Harrison

Michigan Bell activated a new $9,000 central office in Harrison on Tuesday morning at nine o clock. The move from the old back room setup in M Fanning Grocery and Hardware follows a 20 year growth and enables four digit dialing and new numbers for 140 subscribers. Directories with the updated numbers were distributed this past week.

Harrison M. Fanning Second Oak Streets

Isabella County Holiness SASS N Meet

Isabella County Holiness Association holds afternoon and evening holiness meetings at Harrison United Brethren Church Friday September 13. Evangelist Rev. Kettle of Pilgrim Holiness Church will speak at 2 PM and 7 PM. All welcome to attend.

Isabella County Isabella County Holiness Assocition Harrison United Brethern Church Kettle Pilgrim Holiness Church

Hayes Agricultural Unit High School opens with 400 pupils

The Hayes Agricultural Unit High School in Harrison began the new term on Tuesday September 3. The faculty adds two new teachers Francis Sprang from Loudenville Ohio to lead Music and Miss Ethel Chapel from Hillsdale College as grade teacher.

Hayes Agricultural Unit High School Harrison Francis Sprang Loudenville Ohio Ashland College Ethel Chapel Hillsdale College University of Chicago Chayel New Hampshire Central State Teachers College Mt. Pleasant Charles Amble Ronald Keller C.s.7.c Anne Wellington Paul Bennett Alma College Elizabeth Peters C.S.T.G Harrison High Samuel Morrisson C.S.T.C Morrisson Irah Hmery Thedosias Alubowicz University of Syracuse Ethel Chapil

Harrison Briefs: Local Visits and Weekend Travels

Rev. and Mrs. Leon Cook presided at the Harrison United Brothers Church quarterly meeting. Various families made visits to Saginaw, Bridgeport, Bad Axe, Plymouth, New York City, and other nearby communities as weekend hosts and guests.

Leon Cook North Star Harrison Harrison United Brothers Church Francis McKenna Robert Roth Saginaw Howard Harper Gayle and Wallace Bridgeport Connecticut Wallace Harper David Harper Frank Walters Bad Axe Clara Smith Paul Weatherhead Betty Wilder Plymouth Arnold Lake Fred Weatherhead Angd Wallace Parker New York City Samuel Bruce Harrison and Lenard Wycoff Houghton Lake Eunice Myers Wycoff Francis McKenn Frank McKenna Gladwin Robert McCartney Jesse Meecham Flint Mary Conway Richard Ernest McCartney Mynard Maybee Mt. Pleasant Kate Burgess A. B. Lucois

Harrison School Enrollment Tops 400 Mark

Harrison School in Harrison reports 404 students enrolled for the new year, the largest in its history. Kindergarten through eighth grade total 231, high school totals 173, with 404 pupils overall. Transportation is handled by Theodore Butcher with drivers Leo Skinner Clarence Horn and David Harper.

Hayes Agricultural Unit High School Harrison Charles Amble Harrison School van Every Miss Gager Emery Theodore Butcher Leo Skinner Clarence Horn David Harper Wallace Sharp

Mrs. Floyd Snyder Buys Sinclair Lunch Room Here

Mrs. Floyd Snyder of Harrison becomes proprietor of the Sinclair lunch room at US 27 and M 61 in Harrison after taking over the business on September 3. Mrs. Jane Fisher of Clare sells her interest in Fisher's Lunch Room and plans travel after returning to Clare.

Floyd Snyder Sinclair Harrison Jane Fisher Clare Fisher

Billy Amble Celebrates Eighth Birthday Lawn Party

Billy Amble celebrated his eighth birthday Friday after school with eleven boy guests at home. They played games, won prizes, and enjoyed sandwiches, homemade ice cream, and cake at an outdoor table.

Billy

Pink Magnolia Bloom Report In Golden Gate Park

A pink magnolia blossoms in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Report says it is the first recorded occurrence of the species in the United States. The plant is native to the Himalaya mountains.

San Francisco Golden Gate Park United States Himalaya Mountains

Canning Snow In Idaho Woman Keeps Spring Fresh

Mrs. John A. Oliver of Jordan Valley Idaho is seen canning snow as spring nears. She uses melted snow water for hair washing and delicate fabric cleaning but finds her home too hard for such tasks.

John A. Oliver Jordan Valley Idaho Oliver

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