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Harrison Study Club Flower Show Opens Season
The Harrison Ladies Study Club kicks off its year with a Fall Flower Show on Tuesday September 3 in the Congregational church social rooms. The exhibition should surpass last year with gladioluses dallias flax and marigolds in full bloom. Judges will oversee the display and a silver tea will be served by a dedicated committee. The public is invited to display bouquets and observe the judging.
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Harrison Ladies Study Club
Study Club
Harrison
Theo, Hibbard
Alice Brown
Anna Carpenter
Maude Harper
Ers
Bertha Green
Bertha Schaaf
Bertha Lydell
Maude Hughes
Olive Light
Olive Weidner
Ruth Clute
Alice Bates
Carrie Ligmion
Women's Auxiliary Serves Lunches During Fair
The Young Women's Auxiliary of the Congregational church opened their club year with a meeting on Wednesday evening August 20 at Eva Schuett's home. Twenty six members and guests attended, including Bertha Schaaf Bertha Green Bertha Hughes Leota Green and Attie Town.
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Young Women’s Auxiliary
The
Congregational Church
Eva Schuett
Bertha Schaaf
Bertha Green
Bertha Hughes
Leota Green
Attie Town
County Fair Auxiliary Plans and Appointments
Mrs Sehnett assisted as hostesses during the business meeting where members disclosed serving at the County Fair. Plans were completed and committees to work each day of the fair were appointed. Gertrude Gardiner named General Chairman with Ethel Smith Rhoda Gibson Alice Brown Esther Ubler and Julia Schaaf as division chairs. Next Auxiliary meeting set for the third Wednesday in September at church social rooms with Theressa Yoder Ethel Smith Pearl Clute Goldie Poulton and Carol McCartney as hostesses.
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Sehnett
Gertrude Gardiner
Ethel Smith
Rhoda Gibson
Alice Brown
Esther @ubler
Julia Schaaf
Theressa Yoder
Pearl Clute
Goldie Poulton
Carol McCartney
Mrs Garrabrant Dies at Home in Harrison
Maggie May Garrabrant, born January 24 1872 in Green New York, died August 20 1940 at her Harrison home aged 68. She was married to James Garrabrant in 1896 and moved to Harrison. She loved the outdoors, fished and berry picked, and was active in Harrison Chapter 408 Order of Eastern Star. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Eastern Star conducting final rites. burial in Maple Grove cemetery. She leaves a husband, one brother, one sister, and many relatives and friends.
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Maggie May Garrabrant
Erastus and
Jeanette Johnson
Green
Chenango County
New York
Harrison
James BH. Garrabrant
Harrison Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Sumner Johnson
Chenango Forks
Cora N. Butts
Hayes Township
Clare County
Michigan
Broom
Chenango
Congregational
Murphy Funeral Home
Harry E. Philo
Charles Amble
Fred Weatherhead
A. W. Johnstone
Jesus
Harrison Order of Eastern Star
Maple Grove
Seaver Amble
Robert Brown
Bernie Hampton
Clyde Pifer
Robert Burns
Me.Kinley Brown
Helen
Bay City
J. D. Coffman
Houghton Lake
Kennedy
Ohio
Harvey Erter
Clare
Dale Erter
Temple
Richard Emerson
Jack Emerson
Birthday party scenes span Oak Street and Lake Street events
Frank M. Myers celebrated his birthday at an Oak Street home with twenty two guests including Milo Myers and family and others from Clare Arthur Center Midland and Lansing. Mrs Bert Gleason was honored at a Lake Street party hosted by her mother with a seven o clock dinner and a movie outing afterward.
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Frank M. Myers
Oak Street
Milo Myers
Robert
Jolce Owens
Clare
Jake Myers
Randall
Norman Myers
Karen
Frankie
Arthur Center
Hemstead
Flint
George Perkins
Saginaw
A. H. Hutchinson
Maurine and
Rowena
Midland
Guy Mitchner
Leo Ray
Geraldine Kennedy
Lansing
Bert Gleason
Greenwood Township
Lake Street
Vesta Budd
Birthday Parties Highlight Lake Street Celebrations
In Harrison Mys Shirley Belt hosted her eighth birthday party August 20 at the Lake Street home of her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Belt. Twenty two guests enjoyed outdoor games contests with prizes and treats including ice cream cake and a pink candle decorated cake. Jerry Reigle celebrated his tenth birthday August 21 with about thirty friends and a luncheon of sandwiches cookies kool aid jello and cake. Games and a softball contest filled the afternoon as gifts were exchanged for the celebrants.
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Shirley Belt
Lake Street
Thomas Belt
Shirley
Jerry
Gerald Reigle
Deanna
Ortho Boulten
Ralph Haton
Charles
Howard
Bruce
Grelton
Ohio
Methodist Church
Thomas Hecker
Flint
Mirriam Hecker
Freeman
Indiana
Wright Klingler
Mark Klingler
Detroit
Sarah Scrimger
Dorothy Sunday
Trout Lake
Two Crashes Leave Two Hurt in Harrison Sunday
Sunday traffic incidents near the Town Line Creek Bridge and US-27 injure two adults. Eli Crowl and his wife sustained bruises and head and chest lacerations. Crowl’s two children escaped unharmed. E Parker and Fred J. Rapp, both uninjured, were involved in a head-on collision. State Police investigate.
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Harrison
Seaver Amble
Town Line Creek Bridge
Clare-Roscommon Counties Line
Us-27
Eli Crowl
Lansing
Crowl
E. Parker
Jackson
Fred J. Rapp
Parker
Rapp
Harrison Briefs United Blrethern in Christ
Local notices list church services led by Rev. E. E. Droum and Pastor Sunday School at 10 00 a m Church service 11 00 a m and evening service at 8 00 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Visitors include Mrs Paul Audre of Grand Lodge and relatives abroad Several residents travel and visit relatives with gatherings in Grand Rapids Clare Mt Pleasant and Grelton Ohio White Town reunion planned for Wilson State Park on Sunday September 1
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Bernard Fischer
Paul Audre
Grand Lodge
William Murphy
Andre
Ida Marie Hill
Lansing
Lettie Hill
William Hill
Wade Weaver
Saginaw
Ervin Weaver
W. Weaver
Nellie Pfannes
Alfred Dengler
Fred Schuell
Charles Amble
Bobbie
Karolyn
Hillman
G. W. Bartow
Carl Meyer
Upper Peninsula
Horace Joyner
Clare
Hanna Wildman
Flint
William Henderson
White Town
Wilson State Park
Fred Schuett
Ettie Town
Earl Town
Farwell
Mt. Pleasant
Card of thanks for long bereavement support
The Garrabrant family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after the loss of Mrs Garrabrant. They thank Reverend Harry BE Philo for comfort, donors of floral offerings, pallbearers, those who furnished autos, Funeral Director William Murphy, neighbors, and friends for aiding during the past thirteen months.
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Harry BE. Philo
William Murphy
Garranbrant
Devy
Concrete Roads Last Thirty Years in Missouri
A Missouri overview notes concrete and asphalt road lifespans. Concrete roads typically last about 30 years, while oil or macadam surfaces average around 10 years, reflecting material durability differences.
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Pennsylvania Highways Lead Pennsylvania State
Pennsylvania claims the most miles of improved highways in the nation surpassing all other states according to a road statistics report. The record highlights extensive roadway development and maintenance across the Commonwealth.
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Pennsylvania
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