Community Gossip and Church Notes from Harrison
The United Brethren Church lists Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 80. A cordial invitation extends to all for mid week services and gatherings as multiple local residents visit relatives and attend events in Clare Lansing Saginaw Flint Midland and Detroit with reads about holiday plans, visiting kin and community activities.
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United Brethern Church
Charles Rieinhardt
Skeet Haites
Mt. Pleasant
Mynard Maybee
Theodore
Seelinger
Margaret
Ghesaning
Jake Seelinger
Howard Stimpson
Gerald Price
Saginaw
Mark White
Douglas
Amy
Shimel
Betty. Williams
Iris Williams
Lansing
Nettie Chase
Jeaders
Clare
Bob Archangeline
John Bartlett Gind
Richard McCartney
Alton Lautzenheiser
Genevieve Smith
Bert O’mealey
Detroit
Wayne Fosgett
Carlos Vanest
Midland
Walter Higgins
Gilbert
Flint
Edward White
Toledo
Oliver
William Meyers
Eda Bruce Jr
Ben Carpenter
Crystal
David Roth
Theodore Butcher
Youngs House
Sheriff
George Bates
Ralph Shull
Gladwin
Ben. Carpenter
Alma
Pleasant
Wallace
Harper
Samuel Cline
Prank Stuckman
Mr. Pleasant
A. HR
Bernie PF
Hampton
James Stanley
Rose Marie
Mig
Paul D. Gibson
Caroline Ballantyne
Florida
Jom Robertson
Baby
Ralph Miller
Trancesee
Redding Township
Wilmer Clute
Fred’ Wood
Frank Wood
Robert Heisman
Bar: Green
Bertha Green
Jesse Allen
Houghton Lake
Brown Joiners
Cook
Huntington
Indiana
Caroline White
Lela Brehm
Clare Smith
Stuart Huntley
Vassar
Ida Mary Murphy
William Murphy
Fred Lignium
Manly Mills
William Henderson
Frank Stuckman
Mt Pleasant
Stanley Couple Calls on E Stanley of Clare
Mr and Mrs Max Stanley visited his parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Stanley of Clare on Thursday.
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Max Stanley
Eugene Stanley
Clare
Christmas Bazaar Helps Congregational Ladies Clear Over 105
The Congregational Ladies Auxiliary held its annual Christmas Bazaar in the church dining parlors on Tuesday. It raised about 105 dollars with candy booth 12, fish pond 4, kitchen booth 21, fancy work 23, country store 25, chicken dinner 26.76, and supper 11.75.
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Congregational Ladies “Auxiliary
Harrison
Boston Town Tea Party Held in 1773
The famous Boston event known as the Town Tea Party is reported as having occurred in 1773. Participants tossed tea into Boston Harbor signaling colonial protest against British rule.
Plan Holiday Party By Harrison Board Of Commerce
The Harrison Board of Commerce met at the Congregational Church dining parlors. They decided to erect a Christmas tree in the community building and host a party for Harrison children. A committee led by John Kemmis and Albert Archambault will decorate the tree at Main street and Broadway.
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The
Congregational Church and
Bible School
Ernest McCartney
al Townsend
Gladwin
Stella Chapman
Albert Ayohamboult
Harrison
Morrel “Clute
Ol Randall
Clute
Harrison Board of Commerce
Congregational Church
Congregational Ladies Auxiliary
Harrison Kiddies
John Kemmis
Albert Archambault
Bernie F
Hampton
Max Carey
Clyde Pifer
Main Street
Broadway
Commerce
Ladies Auxiliary Con gregational Church Meeting and Bazaar
The Ladies Auxiliary held a regular monthly meeting at Mrs. William Hendersons home Tuesday evening. Twenty seven members and three guests attended. Officers for the year were elected: President Rhoda Gibson Vice President Gertrude Gardiner Secretary Esther Zubler Assistant Secretary Olive Pifer Treasurer Jessie Gleason. Dainty refreshments were served and Bazaar articles were sold to members to end the pleasant evening.
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Congregational Church
William Henderson
Fred T. Wessels
Paul Lang
Tra Miller
Rhoda Gibson
Gertrude Gardiner
Esther Zubler
Olive Pifer
Jessie Gleason
Harrison High School Teams Sweep Farwell Rivals On Home Court
On Tuesday Harrison High School hosted Farwell with the varsity winning 17 to 12. The second team lost 27 to 8 while the Independents won 39 to 15 in their season opener. Friday the City team faced Clare on Harrison's floor, dropping the first game 42 to 87, with the second team winning 30 to 16. The Independents then traveled to Clare for a return game.
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Harrison High School
Farwell Boys
Clare Boys
Harrison
San
Clare
Spirit of Christmas by Katherine Edelman
A devotional urging readers to embrace the Christmas spirit through biblical stories from Luke and Matthew. It cites Dickens and the meaning of Christmas, urging kindness, prayer, and charitable acts inspired by the Prince of Peace and the Wise Men.
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Tiny Tim
Luke
Bethlehem
David
Christ
Matthew
Western Newspaper Union
Cavemen Left-Handed Tools Found by Archeologists
Archeologists report most Stone Age tools were designed for left handed users. The finding suggests early cultures favored left-handed techniques and may reflect widespread handedness among prehistoric groups.
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Beaverton
J. M. van Dwyésen
Fred Weatherhead
Clare Ideal Theater
Ida Mary
Roy Shumway
Clarr General Hospital
Dell Lautzenheiser
Mckay Ranch
Alvin
Samuel Bruce
Ernest
Gordon Smith
A. Dawson
Spain
Aleproa
Metter Farhics
Bureau
Nosiat
Good Housekeeping
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London
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South Pole
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
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Philadelphia
PRK
Monroe
South America
Henry Ford
Europe
Phi Beta Kappa
United States
Island
Haiti
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Grant
Indianapolis
New York
James I
Bee Editors
Brisbane
Ribet aGa
Caxton
England
Alabama
Sitting Bull
Wadventiers Exchange
Ihc
Cascade
Brach
Sunkist
North Star Grocery Company
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