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Shaffer Lake School
1917
(Notice the difference in spelling - Shaffer in photo, Shafer in news
article) |
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Photo submitted by Virginia Meachum in 2004. |
Ruth Meachum Foster, teacher, is in the back row, #6 L-R.
A 1914 Hartford High School graduate, this would have been during Mrs.
Foster first years of teaching.
Probable year of high school graduation for the youngest students (age 5 ?)
in this photo would have been approximately 1929. Check the HHS
graduate database
If you can help identify the students, please
email the webmaster. |
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Shafer Lake School
Hartford Michigan |

Photo submitted by Virginia Meachum 2004 |
Ruth Meachum Foster, teacher, is
in the back row to the far right.
Students are unidentified. If you know any of the student names,
please
email the webmaster.
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Shafer Lake School is Destroyed By Fire
3-6-1940 Article from the Hartford Day Spring
Built in 1870 on the Hartford-Lawrence Michigan townline.
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Notice the boy holding the sign in the middle of the photo above.
The sign reads Shaffer Lake School 1917. The article to the right uses
a different spelling of Shafer.
According to the article, Shafer Lake School would have been built in 1870. |
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