Probate notices printing request to Judge Dorsey
Friends of The Sentinel request Judge Dorsey allow and arrange for probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
5
Harrison United Church Opens Sunday Services
The Harrison United and Brethren churches schedule Sunday school at 10:30 a m and preaching at 11 30 a m. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 15 p m with a candle service and preaching at 8 00 p m. The congregation invites Harrison residents to attend all services led by Pastor Ghas Kleinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Sorg
Harrison
Ghas
Kleinhardt
Murphy Building rises across from old store site
The William Murphy and Company building is rapidly taking form on the former lot, brick exterior complete and soon ready for use while the Ohio Tavern houses the current store. The C W A community building nearby nears completion with stage, balcony, moving picture booth and classrooms planned along with extensive interior finishings and substantial material use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murphy and Company
Ohio Tavern
Community Visits Highlight Weekend Travel and Family Gatherings
The weekend saw Claudius Jones visiting his father Dell while Irving Alitt of Plint and his family headed out for a trip. Walter Lang and his wife visited her parents Bert and Mrs Waite in Heart, with other Frost residents seen traveling to Mt. Pleasant and Flint relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Williams
Houghton Lake
Harry Key
Detroit
Houghton Laie
Dan Crouse
Lewis
Clare
Minnie Canfield
Jos. Newbound
Fred Weatherhead
Nettie Mary Brown
Paul Weatherhead
Maurice Whitehead
Bruce Tetton
Fred Cook
Grand
Flint
Lester Kiggins
Arthur
Paul Moore
Edna Fern Martz
Greenwood
Fred Smith
Joe Newbound
Joe Said
Lansing
Jens Allen
Karl Mavis
Pigeon River
Fred Wood
Delores
Joss Alen
Frank Wood
Gladwin
Jimmie Johnson
Malicollm Dickie
Petoskey
Mrr
Ed. Bruce
Charles
Ernest Roth
McBride
Rudolph Nagle
Saginaw
Jess Alien
Watson Smith
Harrison High School
Saginaw Daily News
Harrison
Harold B. Hughes
Charles Amble
Marie McCartney
Frances Anderson
Wright
Clyde Reynolds
Norman Myers
F. M. Myers
Irvin Weaver
Bertha Schaaf
Fred Schaaf
Don Schaaf
Mirriam Hecker
Allen Home
Rving
Claudius Jones
Dell. Jones
Walter Lang
Bert Waite
Heart
Don Malcomson
J. A. Whitmer
Charles Reynolds
Frost
Mt. Pleasant
John Hughes
Infant Vera Bell Dies in Lansing May 2 1939
Vera Bell infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Stanfield of Lansing died May 2 at the local hospital. Funeral services were May 4 at Gorsline Runciman with Rev R B Deer officiating. Interment at Deepdale cemetery. Survived by grandparents Mrs Nora Stanfield and Mr and Mrs Roy Cummins Frost township, and by parents. Harrison residents extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Bell
Guy Stanfield
Lansing
Gorsline Runciman
R. B. Deer
Deepdale
Nora Stanfield
Roy Cummins
Frost Township
Harrison
Harrison Out Door Girls Club Meeting At Leader’s Home
The regular meeting of the Harrison Outdoor Girls Club was held at the home of leader Mrs. William Murphy on Friday afternoon. After Bible study and business, the remainder of the afternoon was spent playing games. A luncheon was served to the twelve girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
William Murphy
Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named in 1934 Graduation
Thileen Amble is valedictorian and Rosalie Lang is salutatorian for the 1934 graduating class. Nina Lang held a near top average, with Langworthy noted as a freshman at Clare High School and both Lang families associated with the local school over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thileen Amble
Rosalie Langworthy
Nina Lang
Langworthy
Lillgworthy
Clare High School
C C C News Camp 1613 Bids Farewell and Moves
The Civilian Conservation Corps, Company 1613, moved from Harrison to Camp Kenneth near Ozark on May 15. Al lan Larnard recalls a rain soaked arrival at Kenneth, a tiny village grown to about 200 people, with ground of solid limestone and nearby Moran St Ignace and Ozark referenced for mail and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Kenneth
Civilian Conservation Corps
Company 1613
Harrison
Little Long Lake
The
Straits
Ozark
Allan Larnard
Mackinac City
St. Ignace
Allenville
Moran
Van
Memorial Day Recall of Civil War Imprisonment and BattleEscape
A veteran recounts a Civil War march from Leesburg to Manassas, a river crossing plan using a tree float, capture at Libby Prison, and a flag of truce scene. He describes lootings on the battlefield, bombardment, and months as a prisoner before exchange and return to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Leesburg
Virginia
Court House
Confedercy
Manassas
Leesburg Pike
Goose Creek
Bull Run
Libbey Prison
Waynesburg
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Feighner & Parish
Michigan
U. S
Canada
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Harrison News
United, Brethern Church
CCC
Camp Harrison
Rete Darling
Ed. White
George Robbins
Howard Stimpson
Pleasant
Clara Williams
Arthur Hill
Molly
N. Kress
H. Jones
Ash
Joe Ladd
William ‘Titus
Clara Louise
Clyde Curtis
A. Curtis
Ed. Bruce, Jr
Dave Roth
Marion
Farwell
Morrel Clure
Morrel, Jr
Oswego
Allen
Wooltey
Chite and Son
Peril
Neb
Elmer Gaines
Carey
Pontise
Frank Weaver
Mynard Maybee
B. S. Neiswander
Grand Rapids
Elmer Clute
Bob
Ho. Idoyd
Pontiac
Allen Wooley
Oswego, Il
Wayne Fesgett
Morrel
Clute
Morrel, Ie
Max Carey
Franeig Thomas
Hatton
Gardiner Grocery Store
John Kemmis
Alma
Hughes Brothers Grocery Store
Wibby
Ttig
Lohrke’s
Chaffeh Groghry
Stanfield
Davys
Children’s and
San Luits
Toyo
C.C
C. News
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