Rates and notices for The Sentinel publication
The notice lists mailing rates to Michigan and other U S points, single copies price, display advertising rates on request, locals and liner reading notices priced by line, ag fillers five cents per line, heading ten cents, cards of thanks twenty five cents per tan line, additional five cents per line above that, and a request for probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel with Judge Wyllie’s approval.
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Michigan
U. S
the Sentinel
Wyllie
Miss Clarabelle Mead Weds David Harper in Harrison Ceremony
Miss Clarabelle Mead and David Harper were married Friday in a quiet home ceremony with Rev. Wendling Hastings officiating. The couple, both prominent in Harrison, plan to reside there after a three day Detroit trip and a community celebration.
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Harrison
Clare County
Clarabelle Mead
Alice Mead
Frost Township
David Harper
Wallace Harper
Wendling Hastings
Congregational Church of
Velma Mead
Kenneth Coulter
Detroit
Alton, Mead
Harrigan High School
Miss Mead
Gladwin Teachers Normal
Harper
Clare Sentinel
Hanscom Delivers Final Lyceum Show At Local School
Bob Hanscom presented an entertaining finale at Hayes Agricultural Unit School in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon. The act featured makeup artistry and impersonations, opening with readings and including characters such as an old man and a beggar. Proceeds from earlier lyceum numbers funded the series, with pupils admitted free.
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Bob Hansdom
Hayes Agricultural Unit
Hanscom
Harrison
Fang
Lyceum
Bob Hanscom
Hanscom Players
Harrison High Players Attend Clare-Missoukes Osceola Banquet
Twelve Harrison High School basketball players joined faculty led by Supt. Ronald Keller and officials Charles Jinkie Wendeling Hastings and Sam Morrison at the Clare-Missoukes-Osceola counties Athletic Association League banquet held Tuesday evening in Marion.
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Harrison High School
Ronald Keller
Charles Jinkie
Wendeling Hastings
Samue Morrison
Marion ‘High
Harrison Briefs United Brethren in Christ
Harrison Mission Rev E E Droum and Pastor Sunday School 10 00 am Bernard Vischer Supt Church Service 11 00 am Evening Service at 8 00 o clock Tuesday evening prayer service 7 30 pm You are welcome to all services.
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Harrison Mission
E. E. Droum
Bernard Vischer
Graduation invitations chosen by senior class
The senior class selected their graduation invitations at a class meeting held Monday morning, April 10. The folders are attractive and printed on white vellum paper.
Hayes Agricultural Unit School to honor Charles Hamilton as speaker
Charles Hamilton president of Bay City business college will deliver the commencement address for the Hayes Agricultural Unit School graduating class of 1989. Graduation week runs May 14 to May 19 with Commencement on Wednesday evening May 17 in the school gymnasium.
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Charles Hamilton
Bay City Business College
Hayes Agricultural Unit School
Glew Given Jail Time After Clare Disorder Charge
John Glew of Grant township was sentenced by Justice Fred Hudson in Clare to thirty days in jail followed by ninety days probation for disorderly conduct and neglect of his minor children. The arrest was made by Sheriff Seaver Amble on the prior Saturday evening. Arlene Jacqueline was born April 3 in Lansing to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nulf at the home of her grandmother Bessie Williams.
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John Glew
Grant Township
Clare County
Fred Hudson
Clare
Glew
Seaver Amble
Arlene Jacqueline
Donald Nulf
Lansing
W S. Bessie Williams
Nulf
Iris Williams
William Payne
Saginaw
Sarah Hagen
Andy
Jesse Allen
Clara Smith
Beatrice Price
George Bailey
Hayes Township
David. Roth
Song
Linnest
Russel
Robert Roth Sr
McBride
Arnold Weidman
Chiildrens
Pleasant
Arid
B. 1
Hampton
Walter Rhodes
Flint
Vis
Weekend visitors and residents visit Harrison homes
A long list of locals hosted and visited over the weekend across Harrison. Families from Detroit Lansing Midland Saginaw Greenwood Township and Flint were mentioned visiting relatives and friends, with several weekend stays at parental homes and cottages.
Community social notes and upcoming smelt supper
Sunday guests at Mrs Ida Rose included Mr and Mrs William Murphy and Mr and Mrs Paul Andre from Grand Lodge. The Young Women's Auxiliary of the Congregational church plans a April 19 meeting with hostesses listed. A Congregational Bible class meeting April 6 was poorly attended and postponed. Several families shared dinners at Clair Stanley and Pearl Clure’s homes. Harrison Board of Commerce prepares a Friday April 14 smelt supper at the Congregational church dining parlors to offset treasury deficits.
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Ida Rose
William Murphy
Paul Andre
Grand Lodge
The
Congregational Church
Theressa Yoder
Pearl Clute
Tressa Lucas
Avrilda Leonard
Congregational Bible Class
Pearl Clure
Clure
Morrel Clute
Gon
Morrel Jr
Clare
Francis Thomas and Sons
Jimmie
Larry Lee
Parnell
James Yoder
Eugene
Rex Clute
Harrison Board of Commerce
Charles Amble
Commerce, Treasury
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Feighner & Parish, Publishers
Harrison News
Miss Clarbelle Mead
Groom
Marion High School
Marion
McBain
Tustin
LeRoy
Farwell
Warrison
Dannie Rose
Central State Teachers College of
Mt. Pleasant
Marion Tues
Christ
Kis Alster
Jamiler
Arrison
Bertha Schaaf
Axel Halgren
Daré Colling
Charles Egbert
Otis Stanley
Chilren
Clair Stanley
al Thome
Betty Schaaf
Central State Teachers Colege
Fred Schaaf
Roy Buttermore
Moddersville
William Hill
Clarence Doake
Bill Abbott
Jack Briggs Jr
Kay
Midland
John Briggs Sr
Charles. Reynolds
al Barber
Jake Seelinger
David Peitz
Fred Smith
Mabel
Alice Gasman
Bert Landers
Delbert Denton
Claude Carpenter
Paul Weatherhead
Betty Wilder
Plymouth
Fred Weatherhead
Wiliam Murphy
Arnold Hughes
Elmer Hughes
Don Schaaf
Willard
Jack
Greenwood Township
Francis McKenna
Ronald Sdlmar
D. Schaaf
Fred Granzo
Six Lakes
Earl Owens
Gilmore
Milo Myers
Ben Carpenter
Thomas Bruce
Charlotte
Arthur Sheffield
Leslie
Bay City
Mynard Maybee
Mr. Pleasant
Samuel Bruce
Ed Bruce Jr
Ana
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