Harrison Officers Elected by V F W Auxiliary
Harrison VFW Auxiliary Post 1075 elected new officers at the court house hall on Monday evening. Reelected president was Eaton. other officers include Lorena Hoyt as Senior Vice President and Edna Snively as Junior Vice President. Members voted to contribute $5 to the Red Cross, bringing 1942 total to $10, and discussed the Farm and Factory Survey led by Mrs. Haton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnce Eaton
V.F.W
Harrison
V.plw
Court House
Lorena Hoyt
Edna Snively
Alice Brown
Gladys Amble
Celine Beam
Laura Wilson
Laura Heintz
Frances Monroe
Rhoda Gibson
Amber Burns
Ruth Keyser
Charlotte Kemmis
Carol McCartney
Red Cross
Haton
Public Card Party Plans Set for Month
In charge, and will be conducted in this section beginning this week. Plans were made for a public card party later this month, with Mrs. Frank Beam chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beam
Home and Garden Division Meet at Smith Home
The Harrison Study Club Home and Garden Division held its regular meeting on Thursday afternoon April 9 at Mrs. Fred Smiths home. Chairman Mrs. Neil Kinne led a discussion on Victory Gardens and civic committee reports noted thirty five flats of zinnia from White's Floral Farm with delivery planned for late May. Members discussed city beautification and a city spring clean up slated for April 20 to 25 with a city truck to collect street refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Study Club
Fred Symith
Neil Kinne
Victory Gardens
Harrison
Civic Committee
White
Clare
Charles Amble
William Murphy
Zinnia
Campaign Report On Haster Seal Sale For Crippled Children
Early report shows funds raised in Harrison by Ladies Study Club for crippled children. County Chairman Mrs Frank Hochstetler of Clare reports $35.27 collected with $1.44 in banks, $2.55 from lilies sale, $1.10 pending, $7.02 from school children, and $24.08 in personal donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ladies Study Club
Frank Hochstetler
Clare
Charles Amble
Fred Zubler
Samuel Morrison
Congregational Church
Clare County Red Cross alters meeting in Harrison
Clare County Red Cross Chapter held its regular monthly meeting Monday April 18 at the Harringan school with over fifty attendees. Mrs Madge Lamb outlined the county summer program and emphasized unit reports, material shortages and fund raising for Red Cross supplies. The Harrison district reported completing several items and urged continued wool and yarn collection for future projects. First aid classes and resuscitation talks were also noted as ongoing efforts with plans to form new classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Lamb
Clare County
Red Cross
Harrison
Anne Wellington
Consumer's Power Company Experts of
Charles Amble
Francis Thompson dies at daughter's home in Roscommon
Francis D Thompson born February 10, 1859 in Ft Wayne Indiana died April 9 1942 at his daughter Mrs Lulu M Campbell's home in Roscommon Michigan He married Frances Mull in 1884 who died in 1931 They had eleven children eight survive and the family includes twenty eight grandchildren and thirty great grandchildren Funeral at Latter Day Saint Church Hayes Township April 12 interment Maple Grove Cemetery Harrison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. Thompson
Jerry
Susan Thompson
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Lulu M. Campbell
Roscommon
Mich
Frances
Elnora Mull
John
Grayling
William
Charles
Flint
Joseph
Giladwin
George
Dundee
Heith
Boyne City
Marie
Harrison
Lulu
Latter Day Saint Church
Hayes Township
Ernest M. Burt
Onaway
Maple Grove
Social bridge party as Belt family prepares Lansing move
Mrs. Thomas Belt hosted a Lake Street bridge party April 10 with high score to Mrs. Carpenter and second to Mrs. Van Every. Guests included Mrs. Furgeson and others. Belts leave April 20 after years of civic activity. Anna Duckering was honored at her 90th birthday at Mrs. Newbound’s home with cards and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Belt
Lake Street
Ben Carpenter
Leota van Every
Jack Furgeson
Belts
Lansing
Carpenter
Vaniivery
Furgeson
Henry Gardiner
Charles Amble
William Hibbard
Bertha Hughes
Paul Gibson
Jessie Gleason
Anna Duckering
Joseph Newbound
Miss Duckering
Harri
Church Services and Schedules For Clinton Area
Local church listings show Clinton area congregations with service times Sunday School 10:00 a m and worship 11:00 a m for several churches including Highway Tabernacle Latter Day Saints United Brethren Congregational. Evening services vary with 8:00 p m or 8:30 p m. midweek prayer plans and youth groups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bailey
United Brethren
Harrison Mission
E. E. Drummond
Clara Smith
Lake News and Church Services Update
Lake residents receive church schedule with Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m led by Pastor I Wyrick. A cottage prayer meeting occurs every Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Neil Watkins is honored before leaving for the U S Army at a farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Kollier on US 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Neil Watkins
Fred Kollier
Us-10
U.S. Army
Neil
Harry Spence
Neil Jack
Jett
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Rexall
Priscilla
Tors
Clare Acres
V.F. W. Auxiliary
Iince Eaton
Clare Hardware
Sportsman
Sinclair
Sinclair Products
Lone Pine
North
Smith Home
Crippled Children’s Fund
RED Cross Chapter
Consumers Power Co
June Rose
Lloyd Wagner
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan Féderation of Women's Clubs
Francis Thompson
Tuli
Pint
Nina
Saginaw
Raymond Scott
Lake
Horton
Farwell
Irwin
Mary Neeper
Cleveland
Ohio
Edgar Stanley
John Watkins
Pontiac
Sam Schermerhorn
Hazel Scott
Bay City
Earl Bauder
Pearl Tryon
Myr
Jesse Summers
Ewart
Gam Muir
Charles Cook
Toledo
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Detroit
Church News
Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Lloyd Wilson
West Tneday
Heinz Ketchup
California
New
Texas
Florida
Slecide
Wisconsin
Gerber's Baby Food
Oleo Margarine
Pia
Ole
Ewatt
Michigan
Farm Insurance
Old Line Stock Company’s
Mowbray Insurance Agency
Citizens State Bank Bldg
White Sail Cleanser
A&p
White House
Die
Ann Page
Sunnyfield
Lake News
Alfred Peterson
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