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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1938

Page

5

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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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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