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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1939

Page

9

Clare Sentinel ad rates and publication note

The Clare Sentinel announces weekly Friday publication and post office entry as second class matter. Rates include $1.60 yearly in Michigan and $2.00 elsewhere in the U S. single copies five cents. display ads by application. locals ten cents per line. fillers five cents per line with heading ten cents. cards of thanks twenty five cents for ten lines. over that five cents per line. resolutions and poetry by line.

Clare Michigan U.S

Harrison School to Open on Tuesday September Fifth

The Hayes Agricultural Unit School plans to open September 5 with eleven faculty members including four new teachers. Enrollment is expected to exceed last year’s 375 pupils, prompting schedule planning and potential class splits if freshman numbers are high.

Hayes Agricultural Unit School Charles Amble Amble

Harrison Briefs: Jail Terms and Withdrawn Charge

Joe Miller was released after serving fifteen days in Clare County Jail on a larceny sentence by Justice Fred Hudson. Curtiss Rodenbaugh was freed after a hearing on check forgery with the charge withdrawn upon settlement promise.

Joe Miller Clare County Fred Hudson Clare Curtiss Rodenbaugh

Drummonds Return From Carson City United Brethren Meet

Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Drummond return home after two weeks in Carson City attending the United Brethren Conference. Rev. H. E. Drummond accepts a call to serve Harrison United Brethren Church as pastor for the coming year after completing one year at the current church.

E. E. Drummond Carson City H. E. Drummond Harrison United Brethern Church Drummond

Harvey E Skinner Dies During Visit to Family

Harvey E Skinner former Harrison resident died Friday August 18 at his son's home while visiting Hart Skinner and family. Born August 12 1875 in Caro Michigan he was 64 years 6 days old after a brief illness. He married Alice Mills of Caro November 26 1895 and leaves seven children and his wife. The Skinner family moved from Caro to Tuscola County in the early 1900s.

Harvey E. Skinner Harrison Hart Caro Michigan Alice Mills Skinner Tuscola Coun

Death of long-time lumberman turned farmer noted in Harrison

The article recalls Skinner life from Ty to Harrison, later farming near Harrison, moving to Ilint in 1927. Survived by widow Allie Skinner, three daughters and four sons, a brother, two sisters, and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral held at Murphy funeral home with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery Harrigan. Out-of-town relatives included many from Flint, Sheridan, Midland, and Clare.

Harrison Myr. Skinner Ilint Allie Skinner Iva Dowland Ellamae Olson Edith Clodfelter Flint Harl Harvey Pontiac Harry Robert Lincoln Fairgrove Jane Mackins Lucina Stevenson Saginaw Murphy Hilder David Bailey Maple Grove Harrigan Glare County

New Arrival Born to Barnes in Saginaw

A baby was born Wednesday at Saginaw General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald Barnes of Saginaw. The report notes the birth but provides few additional details due to the fragmentary text.

Ronald Barnes Saginaw Saginaw General Hospital

Barnes Family Welcomes Daughter Ruth Ann

The birth of Ruth Ann weighs seven pounds and five ounces. Annie Smith of Harrison is the mother. Mr and Mrs James Caldemeyer of Temple are noted as the proud parents of an additional child.

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THE Clare Sentinel Feighner & Parish, Publishers the Sentinel Wylie Sentinel Harrison News Harrison School Theodore Butcher A. B. Lucas Bill McKenna Ralph Carpenter Ronald Keller Samuel Morrison Paul Bennett Alma Merritt Wendling Hastings Anne Wellington Elizabeth Schaaf Mwthel Gustafson Central State Teachers College Irah Imery Fern Keller Doty Greenwood Township Frances Boyd Detroit Mary McKeever Miss Boyd Allegra Gager Leota van Every Hosiery Club Fifth Avenue Harvey-E-Skinner Hans J. Peterson Sheridan William P. Peterson George Mills Charles J. Wood Doris Lawry John H. Mackins James Higgins Lincoln Skinner Arlerove John Craig Ben Boulton Midland William Pearson Talmouth Barney Bennett Joe Streif Arthur Dunsmore Moddersville Clodfelter Eug Mae Olson Harvey Skinner Jr Jerry Skinner Carl Dowland Flushing Dartmouth Edith Mae
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