Sentinel Formally Records Display Rates and Local Notices
Feighner and Parish publish rates for display ads with lin ers and reading notices priced per line, 10 cents for headings, 25 cents for ten line cards of thanks, and 5 cents per line thereafter. The Sentinel offers probate notices and job printing, listing several local residents and deer hunters, with society notes from Clare O. BH. S Installation.
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the Sentinel
Dorsey
The
Sentinel
United Brethren Church Listed Services in Harrison
Charles Kleinhardt preaches at the unit with Sunday services at the fual hour. Sunday school at 10 20 and a special sermon at 11 30. Mid week prayer service also noted. A wide local social page lists residents visiting, family visits and travel from Bay City Detroit Lansing Alma Clarks ton and Sturgis with multiple names and relationships mentioned. Burial details for Margaret wife of unknown, who died at Ann Arbor hospital.
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United Brethern Church
Charles Kleinhardt
Henry White
Harrison
Town
Lansing
Otto Blastment
Alma
Seaver Amble
Beeman Potter
Edward White
Robert Bailey
Midland
Charlee Bailey
Frank Briggs
C. C. C. Camp
East Tawns
John Briggs
Walter Ash
Clarkston
Elizabeth Good
Betty Schaaf
Fred Schaaf
William Henderson
Everett Alien
Dover
Marie Merrill
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Louise Shaffer
Tess Welsh
Taylor
Mr. Pleasant
Olive Hallet
A. D. Matteson
Arcadia
Marion Johnson
Jay Light
Toledo
A. F Light
Bruce Reigie
Ann Arbor
Gerald Reigle
Jesse Allen
Missaukee County
Milton Ford
Houghton Lake
Bessie Williams
Fred T. Wessels
Winston
Flint
Clara Smith
Wallace Allen
Arthur Lower
The
Brown
Roy Kearns
Jimmie
Sturgis
Margaret
Harrison Home Economics Ext Group Met For Cooking Lesson
The November meeting at Hazel Dillenback’s home included a cooking demonstration by Nettie Chase and Hila Jacobs with samples praised. A second session on vegetable cookery followed on November 17, with recipes shared by members. Haffa Bridge Club hosted Katherine Briggs with one missing player, Stella’s better half filling in, Nada Hecker and O Dale Schaaf earning score awards. Light refreshments and plans for a two week return at Bertha Merrill’s home with Mary McKeever as hostess. Mrs Fred J. Wessels attended as guest.
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Harrison Home Economics Extension Group
Hazel Dillenback
Nettie Chase
Hila Jacobs
Katherine Briggs
Haffa
Bertha Merrill
Mary McKeever
Fred JT. Wessels
Harrison High opens season with wins over Merritt and second team
Harrison High School basketball won 23 20 against Merritt at the Community Building in an even contest. The junior varsity followed with a 22 21 win. A Friday trip to Houghton Lake saw the varsity fall 16 11 as Burns and Reigle led Harrison. the second team won 26 10. Futures look bright as the team prepares for a 16 game schedule and the county league cup. Next game is Friday November 27 vs Tustin at the Community Building.
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Harrison High School
Merritt
Harrison Boys
Light
L. Ford
Price
Ritter
Roth
Woods
Houghton Lake
Burns
Harrison
Reigle
Houghton Lake Boys
Missaukee
Oscools
Coleman
Tustin
Pang
Chicken Dinner and Bazaar Benefit Seasonable Sale
The Young Women's Auxiliary will serve a fried chicken dinner for thirty five cents on Tuesday December y Supper 26c. A fish pond candy and fancy work booths will be available to aid Christmas shopping and raise funds.
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Womren’s
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Parish, Publishers
Mational Editorial Association
Clare
Michigan
U.S
Canada
Herrison
Seaver Amb’ Allen
Willard Dancer
Max. Carey
Albert Archambault
Walter Lang
Jed Smith
Morrel Clute
Sheriff Geo. Bates
Verne Shaffer
Jos Ladd
Pointer
William Murphy
David Roth
Marion
Bob
Joni Briggs
Ephriam Briggs
Wallace Harper
Walter Hyke
Richard McCartney
Harrison News
Virginia Schaaf
Bay City Business College
Clara Louise Titus
Saginaw
Hector Shaw
George Pixley
West Branch
Carol Collins
Detroit
Bertha Schaaf
Tommy Taylor
John Briggs, Sr
Lettie Hill
North Star
Graham
Florida
Bettes Co
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Dubois
Anderson’s Drug Store
NEW Swaggers
California
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