Feighner and Parish Publishers as National Sentinel
Rates and notices for THE SENTINEL listed including mailing to Michigan and other points, display ad prices on application, liners and locals 10c per line, and cards of thanks 25c per ten lines. Local probate publishings urged through Judge Bates. Christmas social details mention Kathy Pio Skiiner and family with a holiday dinner and sleigh ride, plus note that Harrison news continues on page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy
Pio
Leo Skiiner
Grange honors Haton silver wedding anniversary
Greenwood Grange held a card party and pot luck supper to celebrate the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haton. Euchre and Pedro were played. prizes went to Earl Conn, Mrs. Andy Saul, Edna Snivel, and Russell Sharpe. About fifty attendees enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Haton
Grange
Greenwood
Euchre
Pedro
Earl Conn
Andy Saul
Edna Snivel
Russell Sharpe
Verne Woodin
Chas. van Blarcom
Study Club Discusses Postwar World at Meeting
The Harrison Study Club met December 6 at Mrs. Wim Hibbard's home with 30 members and guests. Mrs. Bertha Hughes led a discussion on The Postwar World, and Mrs. Jay Woods read a self prepared paper on Postwar Aims of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Study Club
Wim. Hibbard
Bertha Hughes
Jay Woods
United States
Emil Bucholz
June Rose
Tuberculosis Association
Michigan Childrens’ Aid Society
Flossie Kane
Pearl Foster
Thomas Barclay
Casper Foltz
Long Lake
Wm. Hibbard
James Mead
Francis McKenna
Fred Zubler
Harrison Briefs Recap of Weekend Visits and Travels
Mrs Elmer Ambie and sons Raymond and Dickie visited her brother Russell Sharpe in Hayes township with Mrs Rena Roth and son Russell also attending. Mrs William Dancer saw her daughter at Wheeler. William Hall sold his farm home to M Hilton and will move to Indiana. Mrs Harl Skinner and Leo Skinner with Pfc Leo Skinner called on Joe Boulton near Midland and visited newlyweds Marie Gray and Donald Dowland of Flint. Mid Harold Huey and Mildred Rohn returned to Mannington WV after a month with Mrs Jack Ferguson. Sam Morrison hosted bridge with Jack Ferguson as guests. Wnt Mitchell of Gladwig visited her brother Seaver Ample and family. Mrs Stanley Wlock visited Mrs Rachel Van Buskirk. Jack Ferguson and partner were dinner guests of Sam Morrison. Adah Brattin and Buttice Wilbur left for Detroit to visit Plifton Diston’s family for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zubler
Gladwin
James A. Cook
Canada
Cook
Olive A. Weidner
al Colling
Garry
John Cook
Rodger Briggs
Jack Briggs
Douglas Craig
Midland
Earl Skinner
Pfc
Leo Skinner
Florence Petoskey
Elizabeth Ladd
Jimmie McGuire
Everling
Sarah Scrimnger
Dorothy
Jane Henderson
Ellen Knapp
Lansing
Chicago
Pearl Clute
Jay Clute
Clare
Beatrice Shimmell
Greenwood Township
Carolyn Snively
Sam Bruce
Eddie
Ethelyn Deane
Doris
Coleman
Clarence
William Hibbard
Robert Roth
Rena Roth
Russell
B. Watters
Georgie
Temple
F. M. Myers
Gerald Boulton
Irene
Mint
Marie Skinner
Mary Helen Bates
George Bates
Norman Myers
Arthur Township
Russell Boyer
Harry Kantner
Donald Kid
Rachel van Buskirk
Kenneth
Julia Schaaf
Bertha Schaaf
Frank Krechmar
Clarence Bunting
Brian
Donna Jeffries
Elmer Ambie
Raymond
Dickie
Russell Sharpe
Hayes Township
William Dancer
Laurence Knoertzer
Wheeler
Wm. Hall
M. ©. Hilton
Indiana
Harl Skinner
Joe Boulton
Gray
Marie Gray
Donald Dowland
Flint
Skinner
Mid
Harold Huey
Mildred Rohn
Mannington
West Virginia
Jack Ferguson
Sam Morrison
Bridge
Wnt. Mitchell
Gladwig
Seaver Ample
Oliie Ambie
Stanley
Wlock
Ender
Qnd
Local Church Schedule and Services Ledger
Multiple Harrison churches list service times for Sunday and weekly programs. St Athanasius led by Rev Chas D Brophy holds Mass at 10 30 a m with additional parish activities. Congregational Bible School 10 a m and church services 11 a m. Latter Day Saints services 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 15 a m, youth groups 7 30 p m. United Brethren Harrison Mission Sunday School 10 a m and services 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Highway Tabernacle offers Sunday School 10 a m and church services 11 15 a m 7 30 p m with Wednesday and Monday programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Athanasius
Chas, D. Brophy
Congregational Church Bible School
Paul D. Gibson
United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
E. C. Clapp
Harold Yost
Young People
Community club and lodge meeting schedule for Clare area
Town notices list Farwell Townsend Club meetings on alternating Tuesdays, Rebekah Lodges on specific weekdays, Scout troops meeting Mondays and Thursdays, and city groups such as Clare Common Council Elim Grove Townsend Club and Mt. Vernon Grange with set evenings. Also listed are trash collection days, American Legion posts, Masonic lodge sessions, and PTA meetings with times across city venues.
Social events recap and community notices
Social events include Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lydell hosting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Secord for their twenty third anniversary followed by a theatre visit in Clare. Harrison V F W Post 1075 Auxiliary held a pot luck with twenty five members, voted to buy War Bonds and organized Christmas baskets for the sick and needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lydell
Roy Secord
Clare
Harrison V.F.W. Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feighner & Parish, Publishers
Michigan
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the Sentinel
Bates
THE
Sentinel
Harrison
Harrison News
Ralph Eatons
Grangers
Study Club
Harrison Churches
Latter Day Saints Church
David Bailey
Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Farwell Townsend Club
Farwell Rebekah Lodge No. 206
Farwell
Lodge No
Clara Rebekah
Clare Lodge No
I.C.C.F
Farwell Boy Scout Troop No. 115
Clare Common Council
John EF. Sparkel Post
V.F.W
Clare Cub Pac
Grant Townsend Club No. 1
Loomis Townsend Club
O.B.S
Advance Grange No. 1014
Elim Grove
Townsend Club
Mt. Vernon Grange
American Legion Auxiliary
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Clare Masonic Lodge
Clare Townsend Club No
Archambault Hall
Clare P. T. A
Travis
Gayly
Palm Beach
Bath
Flannelette
Congregational Bible Glass
Town
Fred Schuett
Vesta Budd
Minnie Taylor
Marian
Nelson Provoast
David and
Ernie
Whittempire
Robert Ball
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