Clyde Curtis Rites Held In Saginaw For Early Life Resident
Clyde H E Curtis born July 21 1881 in Gowan Michigan died January 24 at his Saginaw home. He moved to Harrison as a child, worked 25 years at Chevrolet Foundry Saginaw, and summered at Piney Woods with his wife Grace. Surviving: Grace Lavona Osborn Albert George sister Paul Moore. Funeral by Case in Saginaw and Maple Grove Harrison. Attendees from Harrison included Paul Moore and James Schneider families.
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Clyde HE. Curtis
Gowan
Mich
Albert. Curtis
Saginaw
Harrison
Chevrolet
Piney Woods
Grace
Lavona Osborn
Albert
George
Paul Moore
Case Funeral Home
John Harie
Maple Grove Cemetery
Specks At Home And Garden Club Meet
The Harrison Home and Garden Club met at Mrs. Ethel Smith’s home on Wednesday afternoon January 24 with 23 members present. President Marie Cayzewski led the business session and introduced Mrs. Alice Bates who spoke on what the New Year may bring and the comfort of the Bible. The club voted to donate leftover rummage to the Women’s Fellowship sale. Mrs. Raymond Block presented a lesson on Pattern Alterations. Guests included Mrs. Wm. Griffin Mrs. Frank Gawne Mrs. Black and Mrs. George Nash. Refreshments were provided by the hosts. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Valera Ferguson’s home with co-hostesses Mary Weatherhead and Marguerite Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Home and Garden Club
Ethel Smith
Marie Cayzewski
Alice Bates
Casper Foltz Jr to Return on 90 Day Furlough
Mrs Casper Foltz Sr of Long Lake received a call from her son Casper Foltz Jr who is stationed in Germany. He has spent two years there and said he will arrive on a 90 day furlough starting February 8.
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Casper Foltz
Long Lake
Casper Foltz, Jr
Germany
Brady Family Dinner Honors Brothers Birthday
Mr and Mrs Ed Brady hosted a Monday dinner for brothers Edgar and Gerald Brady whose birthdays fall a day apart. Guests included Rey and Mrs Gerald Brady and two sons Mr and Mrs Clark and the Edgar Brady family. Centerpiece featured a birthday cake.
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Edgar Brady
Edgar and
Gerald
Rey
Gerald Brady
Pred Clark
Mrs. John Young Hosts Harrison Extension Meeting
The Harrison Home Extension Club No 2 met at Mrs. John Young’s home with 10 members present. Two new members, Mrs. James Russell and Mrs. Stark, joined. Thora Morrison and Pauline Hughes led the lesson Family Wun. The next meeting to be at Mrs. Thora Morrison’s home on February 20 features Seasonal Salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Home Extension Club No. 2
John Young
James Russell
Stark
Thora Morrison
Pauline Hughes
New Arrival Born to Mr and Mrs Howard Eaton
Gladwin Hospital welcomed a baby boy named David Leon on Tuesday January 30 weighing six pounds four ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Howard Eaton formerly Lois Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eaton
Lois Price
Gladwin Hospital
David Leon
Mrs John Cook Dies at Home of Son in Harrison
Lillian Amelia Cook Brandt Cook born May 14 1874 Otterville Ontario Canada youngest daughter of John and Amelia Cutler. Died January 26 1961 at Long Lake home of her son John after years of illness. Survived by husband John Cook four sons Arnold Gerritt John Russell of Harrison Pontiac and Beaverton. four daughters Merrie Compton Beaverton Marjie Rodabaugh Ariane Coleman Ina Gibbs Flint. 32 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral January 28 Highway Tabernacle Harrison with Rev Howard Pratt and Rev Gerald Brady. interment Winterfield Township cemetery.
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Lillian Amelia
Cook
Bor
Otterville
Ontario
Canada
John
Amelia Cutler
Long Lake
Peter Brandt
Q@led
Ruby
John Cook
Kalkaska
Michigan
Harrison
John and
Russell
Arnold
Gerritt
Pontiac
Merrie Compton
Beaverton
Marjie Rodabaugh
Ariane Coleman
Ina Gibbs
Flint
Edmund Cutler
Marion
Highway Tabernacle
Howard Pratt
Gerald Brady
Winterfield Township
Malcolm Wilson on Military School Wrestling Team
Dr and Mrs Harl Wilson and their daughter Diana dined with son and brother Malcolm at Howe Military School Howe Ind Sunday Malcolm just returned from Cranbrook School Birmingham where Howe won the match Diana accompanied her parents back to Albion Sunday evening
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Harl Wilson
Diana
Malcolm
Howe Military School
Howe, Ind
Cranbrook School
Birmingham
Howe
Albion
Wilson
Michael Morrison Birthday Party Report
Mr and Mrs Sam Morrison hosted a birthday party for their son Michael inviting 15 of his friends. The boys played games and won prizes before opening gifts and enjoying sandwiches chips Kool Aid ice cream and birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Morrison
Michael
Johnny Freeman
Gary Durham
Billy Pifer
Mike
Accident for Accidents kimo e young people
A terse notice reports an accident involving young people with limited readable details. Authorities have not released full names or locations in the surviving text. Further information may follow from official records.
Community Guest Listings Highlight Weekend Socials
A long roster of visitors and relatives frequent the area as residents host and guests travel from Mt. Pleasant Flint Clare Saginaw and Detroit. Notable stops include Mrs Lewis Greenwood Mrs Gehel Benson Mr and Mrs Ben Carpenter and extended family. Local trips include a Munoscong U P fishing weekend and a hospital check up in Ann Arbor.
Harrison Study Club to Stage One Act Play February 6
The Harrison Study Club will present its Drummer Program on Tuesday evening February 6 at the High School gym. A one act play titled Crosswire features La Vern Genau as Mother Brayton and Bea Hagen as her daughter with Ruth Hutchings, Ethel Hagen, Helen Bruce, Leota Morton, and Jean Morton in key roles. Mrs. Helen Brice directs the production with a choral reading by club members and a glee club performance by Mr. Leonard Klieasse, followed by a brief business meeting and invited public attendance.
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Harrison Study Club
la Vern Genau Ag
Brayton
Bea Hagen
Ruth Hutchings
Hetty
Ethel Hagen
Grandma Brayton
Helen Bruce
Bess Rhodes
Leota Morton
Madge
Jean Morton
Myrna
Helen Brice
Leonard Klieasse
Glee Club
Weekend visitors and guests noted in Freeland area
Mr and Mrs Gordon Gawne of Freeland hosted Sunday callers at Oliver Warren's home. Dale and David Roth of Greenwood joined Friday dinner with Mr and Mrs Marion Roth and son Donald. Marshall Vollmer and Clifford How ard of Pontiac stayed Friday and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Jake Vollmer. Dan Holcomb Ralph Eaton and Orley Stockwell attended the State Board of Supervisors meeting in Lansing Tuesday through Thursday last week. Mr and Mrs Leslie Gardner and family visited Eyatt with Earl Carey and also called on Hildon Head. Benj Bosink visited Al Hangen in Mt Pleasant Saturday. Chas Campbell of Lansing spent the weekend with his mother Ethel Campbell. his two children returned home with him after a week with their grandmother. Mrs L J Rossman of Battle Creek was a weekend guest of cousin Seaver Amble and family and visited Bettye Wells and Chas Van Blarecom.
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Lewis Robbing
Greenwood
Géhel Benson
Thirly
Gladwin
Lee Bruce
Hugene Carpenter
Saginaw
Ben Carpenter
Geo. Munroe
Richard Loucks
Marion
Elmer Amble
Dale Brandon
Flint
Edgar Bringman
Clara Smith
Wayne Summers
M.’ Hospital
Ann Arbor
Karl Magis
Jack
Long Lake
Martha Allen
Frederick Clark
Edgar Brady
Fred Clark
Leonard Schwanz
Beaverton
Fred Schneider
Willard Schaaf
Lloyd Chaffee
Munoscong
U. P
Anna Shull
Arthur
Geo. Bates
Jack St. Clair
Vaughn
Holly
Ralph Shull
Max Shull
David
Gene Genau
Howard Morton
Guy Mitchner
Lansing
A. H. Hutchinson
Midland
F. M. Myers
John Carey
Mt. Pleasant
Wss
Bert Neeley
Frank Gawne
Bruce McGregor
Glenn Sherman
Merrill McQuiston
Larry
Sally
Jules Barhbes
Clare
Whilden Hughes
Francis McKenna
Sam Puglia
Big Rapids
L. H. Mathias
James Russell
Fairgrave
Cecil Phillips
Detroit
Walter Carls
Gladwin Hospital
Richard McCartney
Marion Roth
Donald
Houghton Lake
Clifton Dunkle
Dover
Rody Bheltinck
Thunder Bay
Hersel Alkire
O’dale McKenna
Cadillac
George Munroe
Jules Barbes
David Harper
Russell Weston
Howard Stimpson
Mation Roth
Geeil Philips
Gladys Moody
Gerald Savage
Clinton Dunkle
Larry McQuiston
Lytle Bates
Lewis Siégie
Carl Nolan
Stauian
Dianne
Pontiac
Ard
Arnold Stamman
Bud Miller
Myrtle ‘Miller
Gordon Gawne
Freeland
Oliver Warren
Dale
David Roth
Marshall Vollmer
Clifford Howard
Jake Vollmer
Dan Holcomb
Ralph Eaton
Orley Stockwell
State Board of Supervisors
Leslie Gardner
Earl Carey
Eyatt
Hildon Head
Benj. Bosink
al Hangen
Chas. Campbell
Ethel Campbell
L. J. Rossman
Battle Creek
Seaver Amble
Bettye Wells
Chas van Blarecom
Harrison Pie Bakers Contest Details From Harrison High
Harrison High School girls led by Barbara Poleski and Dorothy Wallace won top spots in local Tuesday and Thursday cherry pie contests to represent Clare County in the 1951 state finals. Judges detailed a 100 point scoring system. Donna Mathews and others topped a prior Tuesday prelim.
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Harrison High School
Clare County
Harrison
Barbara Poleski
Dorothy Wallace
Joan Lyons
Coleen Frye
Ramona Charette
Mary Fanning
Pat Budd
Bonnie Dennison
Arlene Hall
Donna Sutton
Charles Amble
John Young
Ernie Grayson
Wilson. Rinshart
Bill Selles
Herman Walter
Grace Miller
Donna Mathews
Alice Keyser
Elaine Davis
Barbara Mielke
Marian Rawles
Norma Varney
Mr. Wilson Rinehart
Iva Orcutt
Mary Jane Yost
Harrigan
Grand Rapids
Sally Mavis
Grace I. Nevins
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Harrison Extension Group
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Valentine
Nymer Neal
Pink & Silver
Moire Heart
Marianettes
wee Of _arnet Lumberman Cemetery
Ender
Malcolm Wilson
Michael Morrison
Kimo'e Young
Djesres
Seiter
Harrison Hi Pie Bakers
Leon Hamp
Jessie Gleason
Lucy
Jane Carey
Clarabelle Harper
Bernadine Hecker
O.B.S
Masonic Temple
Coleman
Wm. Hibbard
Rose Hibbard
B. F. Hampton
Linda Lou Wall
Ivah Emery
Maude Harper
Jack Ferguson
Burl Snort
Merritt
Dorothy Allen
Everett Allen
St. Marys
Gabardine
Shortie
Lite
Davys
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