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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1938

Page

9

Clare Sentinel rates and notices notice policy

The Clare Sentinel outlines subscription rates for Michigan and other points, price per copy, and display notice charges. It requests readers to contact the paper for higher rate details and notes printing assistance for probate notices via Judge Wylie.

Michigan U. Ss the Sentinel Wylie

Final Rites For Harrison Pioneer At Local Church

A large crowd gathered at the First Congregational Church on August 24 to honor Anna Hather Curtis, 82, who died August 22 at home of her daughter Mrs. Paul Moore. Known as Grandmother Curtis, she long served Harrison as a nurse and community helper. Born June 7, 1856 in Ionia County Michigan, she married Albert Curtis and moved to Harrison in the early 1900s to work in lumber mills. Survived by daughter in Harrison and son in Saginaw, she left six grandchildren and two sisters and six brothers. Funeral by Rev. A. B. Lucas, Maple Grove Cemetery. Continuous out-of-town relatives listed from Michigan.

Harrison First Congregational Church Anna Hather Curtis Paul Moore Grandmother Curtis Methodist Church of Anna Esther Wood Ionia County Michigan Albert Curtis Blanche Ivah Clyde Curtis Anna Curtis Saginaw George and Lavona Curtis Ausburn Etha Moore Smith Hloise Martha Anne Moore Ed. Emmons Cadillac C. W. Whitney Belding Burt Leroy Wood Seth Wood Muskegon Fred Wood New Berry Arthur Verne Wood Fred Whitney Bert Wood Baker Arthur Wood Grand Rapids Ernest Wood Stanwood Hol. Emmons Agnes Veeder Allen Cutler Roger Sherwood Lewiston A. M. Freeman John Frost Flushing

Card of Thanks For heartfelt thanks for support in bereavement

We express sincere thanks to those who assisted in our bereavement. Appreciation for floral offerings singers and Rev A B Lucas for comforting words. Thanks to Bryan Fanning and the wider taker for kind services. Grateful from Mr and Mrs P D Moore and family Mr and Mrs Clyde Curtis

Algo A. B. Lucas Bryan Fanning P. D. ‘Moore Clydé Curtis

Hayes AGA unit school opens with newly named faculty

The Hayes Agricultural Unit School will open on Tuesday September 6 with a full faculty. Key postings include Charles Amble as High School Superintendent, Samuel Morrison in Mathematics and Agriculture, Anne Wellington in English and History, Wendling Hastings as New Latin Music and English faculty, Alma in Latin and other subjects, and Irah Emery as Junior High teacher. A commercial course is added to vocational studies pending a hire. Enrollment is expected to rise.

Hayes Agricultural Unit Charles Amble Harrison Samuel Morrison Mr. Pleasant Ronald Keller Anne Wellington St. Louis Wendling Hastings Caroline Cline Alma Irah Emery Belding Mary McKeayer Clare Allegra Gager Carson City Leota van Every

Harrison briefs United Brethren in Christ

Morrison Mission Rev E T Town Pastor Sunday School 10 a m Bernard Fischer Supt Preaching 11 a m with juniors and young people services then address for all Tuesday prayer 7 30 p m You are welcome to all services Mrs Paul Weatherhead visited Detroit and other family notes move to Midland Dow Chemical employments and visits by numerous Harrison Clare and Detroit residents with trips to Washington D C Kitchener Ontario Niagara Falls Buffalo and Detroit various trips and family visits conclude with vacationing Ohio relatives and Bay City visitors

Bernard Fischer Paul Weatherhead Detroit Robert Burns Bill Clare Dorothy Margaret Brown Garfield Midland Wallace Bailey Hayes Township Dow Chemical Company Wallace Seelinger Bay City Jake Seelinger Edmond Wells Chicago Ilinois Seaver Amble Mirriam Hecker Temple Gerald Reigle Harrison Jesse Hammersly Washington D. C Melvin Stevens Ann Arbor Paul Lang Harrison and All Mya Lang Daniel Brief Northville Mac McKeller Breckenridge Fred Smith John Briggs Frank Coffey Cadillac Kitchener Ontario Niagra Falls Buffalo New York Perry Wilson Rex Clute Houghton Lake Allan Lamatrd David Harper James Mead

Harrison area social notes include many weekend visits

Bruce Reigle returns to work after a vacation week spent with his relatives in Howell. Numerous residents from Cadillac, Detroit, Gaylord, Clare, Brown Corners, Loomis, and Lansing visit family homes, attend homecomings, or host guests. Trips include Mackinac region jaunts and a motor tour to Ohio with relatives.

Bruce Reigle Howell Walter Lang Clare Anna Vett Pleasant Dorr Parshall Gaylord Jake Seéelinger Rosalie Langworth Brown Corners Eileen Amble Miss Amble Jene Furgeson Detroit Ernest McCartney Rex Clute Harold Clute Katherine Briggs Gorden Beal Ralph Clingan Charles Amble Neil Kinne Virginia Smith Evelyn Acre William Hillock St. Louis Sheriff George Bates Dale Hartman Arthur Center Guy Mitchner Anna Rhodes Henry Gardiner Rosa Hudson Maccon Florida Gardiner Carl Brown,Jr Harrison Karl Mavis Loomis Jesse Allen William Sly Donald Minnie Taylor Straits Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan William Johnson West Virginia June Rose Vina Hoover Houghton Lake Donald Hammer Cadillac Charles Kocher Franklin Minnie Canfield Jennie Moon Carol Collins Bertha Schlaaf Frank M. Myers Norman Myers Karen Ohio Plymouth Norwalk New Havens Lansing A. F. Light J. R. Light Columbus Lake County Adah Woodward Kalamazoo Ben Carpenter

Wicked Dish Rumor Turned Mince Pie Sin Across Centuries

Centuries ago a rumor linked mince pie to pagan origins making it sinful. Even into the eighteenth century many clergymen avoided eating the pastry to protect their reputations.

Collier's Weekly

New Corona Typewriter Displayed at Gay's Gift Shop

Portable typewriter showcased at Gay's Gift Shop under the New Corona line with rental at one dollar weekly. Ad from the shop highlights affordable payment terms.

Corona Gay

Cow Carries Tidings From Farm to Farm

A Saskatchewan farmer used a cow to deliver a message after a telephone line failure. A woman near Gladmar placed a note in a bag tied to the cow’s horn and sent it toward a neighbor. The cow carried the message and arrived safely.

Regina Saskatchewan Gladmar Sask

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THE Clare Sentinel Feighner & Parish, Publishers Riv Harrison News Anna Esther Curtis Hayes Aga United Brethern IN Christ Morrison Mission E. T. Town Wooly New June Preston Davys’ School Sale
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