Popular Harrison Couple Married by Grandfather
Miss Leanore Light daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Light wed Whilden Hughes son of Mrs Bertha Hughes in a November 27 ceremony at the bride’s grandparents home. Grandfather Rev A Light officiated at 6 45 pm before relatives. The couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Francis McKennal, enjoyed a wedding dinner at the Beals Tip Top Inn then left for a motor trip to Niagara Falls. Mrs Hughes is a local postal clerk. Mr Hughes works with Hughes Bros. store. A winter sports project backed by Harrison merchants and the Board of Commerce includes a rink ski slide and a building supervised by Clarence Horn and N A labor.
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Leanore
Guy Light
Marrage
Whilden Hughes
Bertha Hughes
A. Light
Francis McKennal
Beals Tip Top Inn
Mrs. Hughes
Niagara Falls
Harrison
Harrison Board of Commerce
Red Double
Clarence Horn
Murphy Bride Weds Grand Ledge Man in Lansing
Miss Ida Mary Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Murphy wed Paul Andre of Grand Ledge on November 28 at the Chapel of the Pilgrim Congregational church Lansing in a single ring ceremony Rev Ray Caldwell officiated A wedding dinner followed at the Olds Hotel The bride works as a hearing stenographer for the State Liquor Control in Lansing and the groom runs his own business in Grand Ledge they will live on Grand River.
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Ida Mary. Murphy
Wm. Murphy
Paul Andre
Grand Ledge
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Lansing
Ray Caldwell
Olds Hotel
Andre
State Liquor Control of
Rand Ledge
Grand River
Harrison unveils winter sports with toboggan slides
With three toboggan slides nearing completion at Wilson State Park in Harrison, the town prepares a winter sports program. The slides will provide a long thrilling ride from the high banks on the lake’s west side, drawing visitors to northern Michigan.
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Wilson State Park
Harrison
Michigan
Sponsors Dance and Floor Show at Good Luck Restaurant
Mrs. Olive Hallett owner of the Good Luck Restaurant sponsors a Christmas Eve dance on December 24. Proceeds go to the Winter Sports fund. Ad, Mattesanus and his Commandeers of Cadillac provide the music. A floor show and a door prize are featured.
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Olive Hallett
Mattesanus
Cadillac
Christmas Is Birthday of the Prince of Peace
A mother persuades her three sons to avoid quarrels by sharing toys and pursuing peace. She links the Christmas gift to the idea that true peace requires collective effort, reflecting on “Peace on earth, goodwill to men” as the birthday of the Prince of Peace.
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Prince of Peace
Wranklin
Helen Waterman
Western Newspaper Union
Saginaw Valley urged to fund fin water supply plan
A letter urges halted litigation and urges Saginaw to back a filtration plant via Layne Bowler with a water contract. It cites 1924 25 engineering doubts about river water and argues a cheaper system could be built, financed by the company, if supported by the valley. It also questions sludge discharge and river pollution from local plants.
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Page
Saginaw Valley
Saginaw
Best. Water
United States
Saginaw River
Layne- Bowler Company
Clare
Saginaw City
Christmas Gift Sparks New Relation in Baxter’s Store
Marilyn Marsh, a store employee, helps Mrs. Hunt with decorations and meets Wade Kendall. Their elevator chat about three days to Christmas leads to shared plans on Christmas Day and a budding mutual appreciation, as Wade admires her cheer despite setbacks.
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Baxter’s
Marilyn Marsh
Wade
Baxter
Marilyn
Tanner Dillin
Western Newspaper Union
United Brethren and Christ Harrison Mission Services
Local church bulletin lists Rev. PL Es Drummond as pastor with Sunday School at 10 00 am and preaching at 11 00 am. Notices recall returning visitors and a long row of community members visiting relatives in Harrison and nearby towns.
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Es Drummond
Mana
A Happy Christmas Greeting Calls for Unity
A Christmas message urges forgetting past differences as the Yuletide greeting rings out. The text emphasizes a heart responsive to universal goodwill and the season’s spirit beyond all disagreements and quarrels.
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Seriong
Weekend visits and local notes from Clare area
Mrs. T A Tooley of Lansing visited sister Mrs. B F Hampton and family. Ronald Schaaf and family now employed at the Clare County infirmary. J L Hill, taking up electric al work in Mt Pleasant, spent weekend with his mother Mrs Let tie Hill and family. Russel Allen taken to Clare General Hospital for 23 physical test after a crushed left knee in a recent auto crash. uses crutches. Fred Weatherhead returned from Lansing with a new Nash sedan. Christmas vacation at Hayes Agricultural school runs Dec 28 to Jan 3. Wildlife notes describe Ohio region as a hunter's paradise with buffalo elk panther wildcat wolf deer bear and porcupine.
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A. B. Lucas
Lee Doty
Bunker Hill
Francis
Thomas
Jimmie
Larry Lee
Farwell
Eimer Clute
Wallace Wolfe
Midland
George
Hazel Dillenback
Carrie Carey
Mr. Taylor
Manton
Grandmother Jenkins
Walter Eyre
Lansing
William Murphy
David Roth
Marion
Ernest
Russel
Robi Roth
McBride
Marion Jonson
A. D. Matteson
Cadillac
Bertha Schaaf
Fred Schaaf
Detroit
Carol Colling
Charles Hgbert
Eugene Andre
Grand Lodge
Carl Millsom
Binghampton
New York
Irvin Weaver
Millsom
Weaver
Janet Hughes
Gladwin and Coleman
Elmer Hughes
Janet
John B Hughes
Flint
Anna Curtis
Paul Moore
Jesse Allen
Genevieve
Virginia Smith
Ben Carpenter
Wayne L. Fosgett
Elmer Amble
Richard Leigh
Hills Henry Hughes
Bertha Hughes
A. FP. Light
Frank Stuckman
Mt. Pleasant
Peterson
Minnie Babcock
Gladwin
Harrison
Bruce Hodge
Kay Carlene
Jean Davis
Clare
Rudolph Nagle
Saginaw
Robert Burns
Charles Benjamin
Glaze Co. General Hospital
Lenore Conklin
Rickeryville
Eugene Stanley
Bi ¥. Hampton
Harvey. Chappel
Lima
Ohio
Edward White
Diffie Frink
Seattle
Wash
Ray Rile
Peoria
Hastings
Alma
Wm. Murphy
Fred Weatherhead
Ketella Fosgett
T. A. Tooley
B. F. Hampton
Ronald Schaaf
Clare County Infirmary
J. L. Hill
Lettie Hil
Clare General Hospital
Nash
Hayes Agricultural School
Seventeenth Century Watch Earrings Featured by Emperor
A late Renaissance vogue included small watches worn as earrings. Emperor Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire owned an earring that housed a watch with chimes, reflecting era tastes for portable timepieces.
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Charles V
Holy Roman Empire
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Ada Mary Murphy
Sastats
Merry Christmas
Cornwell Ranch
W. C. Cornwell Ranch
Woodland Dairy
Clare, Mich
United
Brethern AN ‘Ghrist
Harricon
Reo
W. B
BUICK
East Fifth Street
Chevrolet
Clare Sentinel
Ed. Axford Farm
Shetland Pony
McCormick Deering
Thos. Groves
Jas. Stanley
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