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Mann Siding Church to Hold Sunday Services at Schoolhouse
Church at Mann Siding invites the public to Sunday services and a Sunday school session at 11 45 with an Easter program by beginners to the whole school. Pastor Russell N Cook asks for broad participation to build a strong congregation and character through prompt attendance.
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Mann Siding
United Brethren Church Worship and Teachings Schedule
Sunday services include morning 11 30 evangelistic service 7 45 pm Sunday School 10 30 am and prayer meeting Wednesday 3 00 pm Visitors welcome. Chas Kleinhardt leads with spirit filled teachers and a promise to preach and teach the word of God in its purity.
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United Brethren Church
Chas, Kleinhardt
Easter Sunday at Congregational and United Brethren churches
The Congregational and United Brethren churches join for a Community Good Friday service with music and an address. At 10:30 AM Rev. Ray M. Busler preaches an Easter sermon “Witnesses for the Resurrection” with a special feature program and a junior choir processional. Sunday school follows at 11:45 AM with a special program.
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Ray M. Buster
United Brethern Church
Congregational Church
Ray M. Busler
Community Notes Show Local Visits and Moves
Mrs Andrew Vandewood and son Billy of Mc Bain visit her parents. Glen Munson recently in Saginaw. Ervin Weaver family visit Detroit relatives for a few days. James Marshall born to Kenneth Blagg and Marie Kleiner in Detroit. Winifred Fanning on five week NYC visit with sister. Local residents visit shops, move homes, or visit relatives in Mt Pleasant and Alma.
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Paul Weatherhead
Mt. Pleasant
Whelen Fanning
Detroit
Idamary Murphy
Lansing
Grand Lodge
William Murphy
Mildred Weaver
Greenville
Ervin Weaver
R. D. Complin
Stanton
Edward White
Iola Amble
Rose Haynak
Hileen Amble
Max Carey
J. A. Whitmer
Frost
Harry Merril
Patsy
Pleasant
Jackie
James Stanley
Rose Marie
Max Stanley
Hayes
Farwell
Robert McCartney
Flint
W. M. van Every
Dorothy
Petoskey
M. van Every
Henry Gardiner
Ernest Bruce
Alma
Samuel Bruce
Edmond Woods
Traverse City
Mr. Swartout
Harrison
Dorine McCartney
Beardsley
Hersey
Ray Rule
Dover
William Henderson
Beulah
Jess Allien
Howard Harper
Ann Arbor
Wilson
Augrey
Roscommon
Rustie Dance Palace
Houghton Lake
Clare
L. Leonard
J. B. Hampton
Leo Hampton
Bobby Jim
B. I. Hampton
Andrew _'Vandewood
Tern
Hecker
Billy
McBain
Glen Munson
Saginaw
Ervin- Weaver
Mildred
James Marshall
Winifred. Fanning
Fusce
New York City
Fred’. Schaaf
Elizabeth
M. Caner
Guy Light
Chas. Burnett
Graham, Jr
Fred Smith
B. &. Hampton
Clair Stanley
John Ewing
Brandstetter Hospital
Charles Amble
Betty Weatherhead
Jean Schaaf
Mr. Pleasant
Sweeney
Shepherd
M. Fanning
Richardson House
W. Brown
Wallace Wolfe
George Dillenback
James Darling, Jr
Esther Pifer
Mint
Wayne Cahoon
Wolfe
A. Smalley
Gertrude
Batham
Gladwin
Graves Home
Sylvia Eaton obituary notes longtime Ohio family mourned
Sylvia Annis Curtis Eaton was born September 6 1870 near North Lewisburg Ohio. She died April 8 1933 at age 62 6 28. She married James Eaton July 14 1889 who died March 4 1927. They had eight children Ralph Roy Ray and five daughters. The family moved from 1899 to Grelton then 1920 to Harrison where she resided. Surviving siblings include Samuel Cline Marion Cline and Mrs Carey Sprow. Fifty two grandchildren and many relatives and friends remain. Mrs Eaton was a loving wife and mother and funeral services were attended by relatives in McCloure and Grelton.
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Sylvia Annis Curtis
North
Lewisburg
Ohio
James Eaton
Ralph
Roy
Ray
Harrison
Harvey Conrad
Grelton
Virgil Shepherd
McCloure
Clifford Jesse
Enid
Samuel Cline
North Lewisburg
Marjion Cline
Bowling Green
Carey Sprow
Malinta
Eaton
Sylvia Eaton
Beemer, Spitler Rites Mark Local Losses in Hayes Township
Oliver Beemer longtime Harrison resident dies at his Hayes Township home on March 29. Funeral services were held at Hayes town hall with Rev. Bailey. interment at Maple Grove cemetery. He is survived by one son Arthur Beemer and three daughters Mrs. Milo Martin Mrs. Fred Bailey and Susan Jane Beemer plus several grandchildren. Lloyd Spitler, student in country school taught by Mrs. Myles Darling, dies Tuesday after scarlet fever and diphtheria. Son of Mr and Mrs Hart Spitler of Franklin township, body taken to Lansing for burial. Sympathy extended to the family.
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Oliver Beemer
Harrison and Vicinity
Hayes Township
Hayes Town Hall
Bailey
Maple Grove
Arthur Beemer
Milo Martin
Fred Bailey
Susan Jane Beemer
Lloyd Spitler
Myles Darling
Lloyd
Hart Spitler
Franklin Township
Lansing
Friday business closing rule observed by many firms
Friday closing practice, set to start at noon and end at 12 midnight, follows a long standing custom. Officials urge all workers to remember the schedule to avoid inconvenience.
Local Bridge Party Honors Lady Teachers at Mrs Van Duesen’s
Mrs J M Van Duesen hosted a Wednesday evening affair for local school teachers and friends. Three bridge tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs Bryan Fanning and Miss Anna Joos. The event ended with a luncheon and honors to Miss Doris Martin Miss Helen Fanning and several Mrs Fanning relatives.
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Chas
Amble
M. Fanning
William Henderson
F. Schaat
Arthur Sheffield
F. Smith
B. Fanning
McCarthy
Louise Fanning
South Bend
Winifred Fanning
Anna Joos
Harrison School Notes Overview of activities and student reports
The Home Economics Club hosted a banquet for the School Board and faculty in the Home Economics room on April six. An April seven assembly featured Betty Schaaf, Dorothy and Ruth Lepley with a toast by Jim Mead and remarks by Mr. Amble. Elva Horning sang with guitar, Viola Van Deusen played piano, and performances included Our Old High sung by the trio and One Hour With You. Clarabelle Mead and Marie McCartney organized the program. Plans for a May play and upcoming practices were announced. Chemistry progress praised Miss Martin’s dedication. Sopomore notes report expositions in English and challenging geometry construction tasks. Kenneth Sprague left school. Bruce Reigle has been ill. Eighth Grade notes report illness absences and Civics test, with plans for a future nature notebook project in Science.
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Betty Schaaf
Dorothy
Ruth Lepley
Betty
Jim Mead
Amble
Elva ‘Horning
Viola van Deusen
Clarabelle Mead
Marie
McCartney
Sopomore
Silas ‘Marner
Kenneth Sprague
Bruce Reigle
Good Friday Union Service At Congregational Church
Two local churches will unite for a Good Friday service at the Congregational Church at 1 30 p m A worshipful service with appropriate address and music will be featured Everyone is invited to attend
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Congrégational Church
Vernon Hill News Correction and Local Visits
The column corrects last week's item stating small pox cases at Mr Bergeys and notes four scarlet fever cases. It lists visits by Seymour Border, families from Vernon, Glaze, Saginaw, Pontiac, Coleman and Mt. Pleasant, with hospital appointments for Walter Schroeder and a Rexall sale next week.
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Seymour Border
Clarence Horning
Jim Sherman
Farwell
Wm. Hitchcock
Santa Cruz
California
Garrie Perverse
Austin Trumbie
Clare
Thomas Schroeder
Walter
General Hospital
Saginaw
F. G. Allen
Ernest Schultz
Martha
Titlie
Albert
Owosso
John Schultz
Lorén Yarbrough
Joyce
Ann
Pontiac
Eli Fisher
Clarkston
George Bryant
Arliss Yager
Coleman
Robert Archambault
Mary Lou
Esther
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