Women Fellowship Meeting at Congregational Church Home
The Women's Fellowship of the Congregational church met at Mrs. Ira Trowbridge's home with President Mrs. Curtis Warton in charge. Devotions were led by Mrs. Ida Hamp who read poems. Business matters included the G M Banquet, Rules and Regulations, a cancer society donation, and refreshments served by hostesses Trowbridge Darling Wells Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s’ Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
Ira Trowbridge
Curtis Warton
Ida Hamp
the Cancer Society
Mrs. Trowbridge
Amy Darling
Bettye Wells
Gertrude Rankin
Eyes Injured by Gas in Sterling Oil Fields
Geo Balmer suffered painful eye injuries from poisonous gas while at work in the oil fields near Sterling. He is confined to his home for a few days as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Geo. Balmer
Lansing man hosts overnight guest in Greenwood
Frank Holmes of Lansing was a Saturday caller at the B. F. Hampton home. He and Mrs. Holmes were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Stanley in Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holmes
Lansing
B. F. Hampton
Mrs. Holmes
Max Stanley
Greenwood
Mrs Eaton Installs Officers At Midland
Seventh District president of the WLIW Auxiliary Mrs Eaton was in Midland Sunday serving as talking officer for Chemical City Post 3651 Auxiliary. Joint installations of the Post and Auxiliary were held with a luncheon served afterward. she was accompanied by several auxiliary members including Mrs Clark Myers Cogswell Czyzewski Norman Stover and McQuiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLIW
Iince Eaton
Midland
Chemical City
Haton
Paul Clark
Una Myers
Katheryn Cogswell
Dan Czyzewski
Henry Norman
Wm. Stover
Merrill McQuiston
Harrison Area Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Local residents report a weekend of visits and gatherings with relatives and friends across Flint Detroit Mt Pleasant Clare and Saginaw. Notable events include W W M A Branch meeting at Pleasant View church and smelt fishing trips to Singing Bridge and Tawas with several families from Harrison and nearby towns.
Mrs Mead and friends host visitors in Clare
Mrs Alice Mead spent the winter in Clare with relatives and plans to remain a few days with relatives and Mrs Roxie Rose. Mr and Mrs John Reis of Saginaw were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Marion Roth. Mr and Mrs Dick Mc Cartney joined them for dinner. Bob Roth attended a Monday luncheon at the Roth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mead
Clare
Roxie Rose
John Reis
Saginaw
Marion Roth
Myr
Dick McCartney
Bobby Roth
M. Roth
Mrs Fotter and guests visit Mt. Pleasant family
Mrs Marty Fotter and son Richard of Mt. Pleasant were Sunday afternoon visitors at Mr and Mrs Curt Murton. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Lee Omar of Owosso Michigan and Mrs Duane Schuyler and children of Durand. Mrs Schuyler and children stayed for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Fotter
Richard
Mt. Pleasant
Curt Murton
Lee Omar
Owosso
Myr
Duane Schuyler
Durand
Ernest McCartney
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Harrison News
Women's Fellowship
Mcewan ST
Enee
Michigan
Eny Heme
Motorola
Corsaut
East 4Th
Harrison
Harold Griffin
David
Flint
Chester Griffin
Dan Holcomb
Lud Segerlund
Raymond Haton
Www. M. A
Pleasant View
Ithaca
and ‘Virs
Ed Stockwell
St. Johns
John Huntley
Stuart Huntley
Kingston
Pontiac
Keith Marks
Fort Wayte
Ind
Wallace Parker
Myhard Maybee
Benj, Bosink
Paul Hoffman
Askire
Hochstetler
George Balmer
Joey
Mary Balmer
Columbus
Ohio
Edgar Brady
Bernard Greathouse
Leslie Gardner
Svart
Eugene Carpenter
Ben Carpenter
Geo. Hill and
Gon
Herbert Sharp
McChord
Air Base
Wash
Nellie*Sharp
Winds
Bruce
Ray' Wyman
Roberta
Grayling
Hogar’ Bringman
Dale Sharp
Geo.Vaughn
Edgar Bringman
Lee Bruce
Ray Renmark
Gladwin
Geo. Vaughn
Jean
Olsie Bringman
Long Lake
Ed R. Bruce
Sam and
Steve
Higgins Lake
Lowell Sielschott
Bud Richards
Robert Burns
Catherine Funk
Nee Briggs
Geo. Bates
Raymond Eaton
Floyd Knowlton
Shepherd
Fred Woods
Roy Allen
Singing Bridge
Ernest Grayson
Robert Staffield
Ed. Mattson
Glenn Sherman
Nderi
Kroger
Lima
Hans “ Oe Ft
Kroger Bread
Stanley
California
Iors
Iy Ib
Young
Spears
Florida
Fryer
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