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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
7
Harrison text lists Sunday School at 10:30 a m preaching at 11:30 a m and evangelistic Sunday evenings with song services at 7 30 and preaching at 8 00 p m revival to begin December 2 inviting all to attend Pastor Chas Kleinhardt and Stanley Bayes noted among local visitors and events this week.
Partial OCR listing shows sugar bag prices with 100 lb bags priced at 25 dollars, 475? bag at 1.23, 10 lb bags at 49 cents, and 10 cent items. Details are unclear and amounts inconsistent due to damaged text.
Public installation of Officers of O E S Harrison Chapter No 408 held Monday evening December 3. Installing Matron Flavia Schaaf and Installing Chaplain Lulu Murphy led the ceremony. New officers: Worthy Matron Ricka Gagnon Worthy Patron Gilbert Gagnon Associate Matron Olive Piter Associate Patron John Burnett Secretary Jessie Gleason Treasurer Emma Cleveland Conductress Maude Harper Associate Conductress Olive Hallett Chaplain Mary Weatherhead Marshall Mlavia Schaaf Organist Maggie Garrabrant Star Points Adah Julia Schaaf Ruth Ida Stanley Esther Sadie Beals Martha Stella Turnett Bieda Delia Weaver Warder Emma Kress Sentinel Newton Kress Lulu Murphy Mary Weatherhead oversaw floral work with helper Nettie Mary Brown. Retiring Matron Flavia Schaaf and new Matron Ricka Gagnon received bouquets. Other officers received bouquets as gifts. Rheba Gibson and Fred Weatherhead sang Star of The East.
Evelyn Barlow and Léone Davis wed in a home ceremony conducted by Rev. A. B. Lucas on Sunday. Miss Gertrude Griffers of Greenwood attended the event. Wood Davis of Hayes supported his brother. The couple will reside in Hayes after living in Greenwood with grandparents E. R. and Mrs. Barlow. Harrison friends extend hearty congratulations.
A small gathering at the Community Building formed a seven member committee led by Velma Reiss to organize a Recreation Club offering gymnastic, dramatics, and music. Mrs. Henry Gardiner was named chairwoman with Mrs. Fred Zubler as assistant and Mrs. Max Carey as secretary and treasurer. The next meeting date and venue will be announced soon. The Harrison Study Club held a Christmas planning session at Mrs. Fred Smith’s home with Ellen Thomas presiding. They decided to give Christmas baskets to several families and moved the Christmas party to December 18. Roll call featured members singing What I Want for Christmas and guests included Mildred Weaver and others. Helen Fanning led program activities with contests won by Jessie Gleason, Alice Nagle, and Ellen Thomas. Refreshments followed.
Michigan Department of Conservation reports the open deer season killed about 20 000 deer, larger than 1933, but with a lower hunter success rate. Bear transport across Mackinac Straits set a record, over 150. Five hunters died, all by hunting companions, and gun accidents injured two. Confiscations reached nearly 800 shotguns and rifles for game law violations in September and October.
The Bonners welcome Mary from the orphanage to share a Christmas celebration then face a moral test when she returns a silk keepsake. After a moment of doubt they realize the girl crafted a pillow from silk scraps as a token of gratitude. They may adopt her, making this the happiest Christmas ever.
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