Clarence Edward Haney was born in Addison Township, Cass County, North Dakota to Gustave and Bertha Gust Haney.
Clarence grew up and attended high school in Casselton.
He married his high school sweetheart Jeanette Manners in
June 1925. They had a son John in 1926 who died in infancy. He started his career as a Jewel Tea salesman and lived in Eau Claire, Wisconsin for a time where their daughter, Helen Jeanette (Kistler) was born in 1928. They moved back to the Casselton area and ran a gas station there for several years before moving to a farm near Leonard, ND.
Clarence and Jeanette had 5 grandchildren. They spent several winters in Arizona for Clarence's asthma condition. Clarence raised hereford bulls and enjoyed "his pets".
Clarence grew up and attended high school in Casselton.
He married his high school sweetheart Jeanette Manners in
June 1925. They had a son John in 1926 who died in infancy. He started his career as a Jewel Tea salesman and lived in Eau Claire, Wisconsin for a time where their daughter, Helen Jeanette (Kistler) was born in 1928. They moved back to the Casselton area and ran a gas station there for several years before moving to a farm near Leonard, ND.
Clarence and Jeanette had 5 grandchildren. They spent several winters in Arizona for Clarence's asthma condition. Clarence raised hereford bulls and enjoyed "his pets".
Clarence Edward Haney was born in Addison Township, Cass County, North Dakota to Gustave and Bertha Gust Haney.
Clarence grew up and attended high school in Casselton.
He married his high school sweetheart Jeanette Manners in
June 1925. They had a son John in 1926 who died in infancy. He started his career as a Jewel Tea salesman and lived in Eau Claire, Wisconsin for a time where their daughter, Helen Jeanette (Kistler) was born in 1928. They moved back to the Casselton area and ran a gas station there for several years before moving to a farm near Leonard, ND.
Clarence and Jeanette had 5 grandchildren. They spent several winters in Arizona for Clarence's asthma condition. Clarence raised hereford bulls and enjoyed "his pets".
Clarence grew up and attended high school in Casselton.
He married his high school sweetheart Jeanette Manners in
June 1925. They had a son John in 1926 who died in infancy. He started his career as a Jewel Tea salesman and lived in Eau Claire, Wisconsin for a time where their daughter, Helen Jeanette (Kistler) was born in 1928. They moved back to the Casselton area and ran a gas station there for several years before moving to a farm near Leonard, ND.
Clarence and Jeanette had 5 grandchildren. They spent several winters in Arizona for Clarence's asthma condition. Clarence raised hereford bulls and enjoyed "his pets".
