Feighner and Parish Publishers Weekly Rates Notice
Feighner and Parish publishers advertise weekly Friday issues printed at Clare with mail rates listed. Subscription prices are 1.50 per year in Michigan and 2.00 elsewhere. single copies five cents. advertising rates are available on request. fillers and poetry charged per line. notes urging probate notices to be printed by The Sentinel.
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Michigan
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Harrison News Brethren in Christ Service and Local Visits
Harrison News lists church services at Harrison Brethren in Christ with Sunday School at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m including juniors special address. It then details a long parade of visits and hospitality among Harrison residents including the Walters, Skinner, Van Dusen families and others visiting relatives in Alma Lansing Detroit and nearby towns, with notes on educational plans and cottages under construction.
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Brethern IN Christ
Harrison Mission
E. T
Barnard Fischer
Daniel Walters
Alma
Earl Skinner
Don Hammer
J. M. van Dusen
Miss Viola
Lansing
Mid- Wean State College
van Dusens
Tracey Minghes
William Murphy
Harrison
Viva Burns
Leota
Ida Tooley
Thomas Barclay
Audrey
Detroit
Walter Brazie
Saginaw
Ralph Weaver
Willard
Ohio
Ray Rule
Don
Fred
Bertha Schaaf
Harve Skinner
Flint
Rosa Elmendorf
Fred Smith
William Gates
Merril Cory
Edmond Wells
Chicago
Illinois
Seaver Amble
Beatrice Price
Owosso
Hayes Agricultural Unit
Katherine Briges
Gordenville
John Briges
Charles Wilson
Harrison and
Hayes Township
Arthur Buck
Fostoria
Lodge Bednarick
Gons
Davis
Bruce
Henry Carmen
Budd Lake
Anna Vett
Temple
Beals Tip Top Inn
Miss Vett
Harrison High
Central State Teachers College
Kemmis Grocery Sold to Hoyts in Harrisey
John C. Kemmis sells Kemmis Grocery and Meat Market to Mr and Mrs A Hoyt who arrive from Ithaca after two years at Hand H grocery. Clerks Miss Biles n' Avible and Lodge Bednarick stay on. The Hoyts take over Monday morning September 12 and will reside in the Kemmis log bungalow in Little Alma.
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Frank M. Myers
Arnold Hughes
Thomas Mee- Mahn
Detroit
Elmer Hughes
Anne Marie Norris
Bay City
Bert Norris
Meredith Carls
Lansing
Mildred Fry
Robert Burns
Harold Gates
Coldwater
W. Gates
Nettie Bailey
New York State
Bailey
Bert Craine
Donald Seelinger
Alma
Harrison
Kemmis
John C. Kemmis
Harrison Ladies Study Club Opens 1938-39 Season
The Harrison Ladies Study Club held its first meeting of the 1938-39 year on September 6 after the annual flower show. More than sixty bouquets were shown, with contributions from about thirty members and several Clare floral shops. Mrs. Esther Zubler and new president Mrs. Anna Carpenter led business and planning, including by law revisions. Guests included Mrs. Liddie Witherspoon and others. Next meeting is October 4 with hostesses listed.
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Harrison Ladies Study Club
Clare
Edith Bucholz
Bertha Merrill
Lincina Hampton
Bertha Lydell
C. A. Welch
Mt. Pleasant
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Welch
Harrison
City
Woman's Club
Harrison Club
Anna Carpenter
Leota van Every
Jessie Gleason
Mary Weatherhead
Alice Brown
Caroline Cline
Leota Green
Liddie Witherspoon
Grand Rapids
A. W. Johnstone
Adah Hunt
Ethel Gustafson
Herbert Buckingham
Gertrude Gardiner
Esther Zubler
Laura Wilson
Bertha Hughes
Ethel Smith
Julia Schaaf
Hayes Agricultural High School Opens With Record Freshmen
The Hayes Agricultural unit school opened Tuesday September 6 with the largest class of freshies in Harrison history totaling forty eight pupils. Total high school enrollment reaches 146 up twenty three from last year. Twelve grades hold 340 students. New equipment includes six typewriters for the commercial course added this year. Commerce classes led by Miss Gustafson have thirty pupils as the second week begins.
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Hayes Agricultural Unit
Harrison Schools
L. C. Smith
Jhmel Gustafson
Charles Amble
Anne Wellington
Wthel Gustafson
Samuel Morrisson
Ronald Keller
Wendling Hastings
Trout Planted From Rearing Ponds In Clare County
One hundred twenty five thousand brook and rainbow fingerlings were planted in Clare County streams on September 10 and 11. The operation was conducted by the Clare Rod and Gun Club and Harrison Hunting and Fish ing club with aid from the United States Bureau of Fisheries and Department of Conservation. The Clare County Fish nursery, three miles south of Harrigan, raised the fish under Daniel Potter and wife of Northville. Mr and Mrs Toby Chamberlain also assisted after supervising the nursery for two years.
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Clare County
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Harrison Hunting and Fishing Club
United State Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Conservation
Harrigan
Daniel Potter
Northville
Toby. Chamberlain
Fashion Invitation Sparks Seasonal Style Preview
In the peak fashion season an invitation invites readers to view the latest styles and designs. The notice highlights new garments accessories and bold trends expected to define the upcoming collection.
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