Harrison couples pledge in Gladwin double wedding
Mrs Ruth McDonald of Harrison and John Hutchinson of Grand Rapids exchanged marriage vows Saturday at the Gladwin Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert Reichert of Lansing and Mr and Mrs Burl Snorf of Harrison. The couple will reside in Grand Rapids where Hutchinson works.
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Ruth McDonald
Harrison
John Hutchinson
Grand Rapids
John Scott
Gladwin
Robert Reichert
Lansing
Burl Snorf
Bay City
Winona
Hutchinson
Martin Simon
Wm. Swan
Starane
Blanchard
James Mead
Social Events Highlight Local Celebrations and Gatherings
Loyal Price and family honored David on his eighth birthday with a dinner for relatives and friends including Kenneth Alberts and Mrs Berneice Armstrong. Martha Sullivan hosted a pinochle club night with Norma Allen high, Erma Perry second, and Leonore Hughes prize. Mrs Jay Woods and Mrs Ernest Roth hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs LeRoy Bowerman with gifts and a lunch. Lois Lindburg Betty Budd entertained bowling teams at Airport Tavern after bowling with local guests joining a two course lunch.
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Loyal Price
David
Kenneth Alberts
Berneice Armstrong
Martha Sullivan
Norma Allen
Erma Perry
Leonore Hughes
Jay Woods
Ernest Roth
Leroy Bowerman
Lois Lindburg
Betty Budd
Airport Tavern
James Schneider
Geo. Seelinger
Laura Mae Skinner
Bill Budd
Elvin Budd
Michael Morrison
Sam Morrison
Dennis Cummings
Richard Hoffman
Glen Severland
David Roth
Dicky Brady
Hugh Warren
Billy Pifer
Gary First
Norman Giles
Jimmy Atkinson
Mike
Patty
Stephie
Home and Garden Club Meets in Harrison
The Harrison Home and Garden Club met at Mrs. Carolina Beam's home on Wednesday from 2 to 4 pm with 18 members and guests. Mrs. Alice Bates gave opening remarks on Remove Not the Ancient Landmarks and President Ethel Smith led the business meeting. A letter from a German teacher who received the club's clothing box was read. Mrs. Ethel Campbell presented an antique glass exhibit with its histories. Hostesses Mrs. Beam and Mrs. B. H. Newell served refreshments.
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Harrison Home and Garden Club
Carolina Beam
Alice Bates
Ethel Smith
Germany
Ethel Campbell
Beam
B. H. Newell
Deaths George Bersetts funeral held Monday
Funeral services for Geo. E. Bersetts were held at Mrs. Wm. Murphy’s home Monday afternoon with interment in Maple Grove Cemetery. A complete obituary will follow next week.
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Geo. E. Bersetts
Wm. Murphy
Maple Grove Cemetery
Harrison Church Services Announced
The Harrison Congregational Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 a m with James Mead as Superintendent and Worship at 11:00 a m. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Harrison Michigan lists Sunday School at 10:30 a m and Preaching at 11:15 a m with Elder David H. Bailey. An evening service is not scheduled.
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Congregational Church
James Mead
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Harrison
Michigan
David H. Bailey
Catholic Church Fe J Sruba Mass Schedule
St Athanasius parish invites Mass at 10 30 a m first and third Sundays with Confessions before 9 00 a m. Mass at 9 00 a m on second fourth and fifth Sundays.
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Catholic Church
St. Athanasius Fe. J
Sruba
WHHNTED BRETHREN CHURCH Harrison Mission Gerald
Brady Pastor leads Sunday School at 14 00 and preaching service 117400 Evening worship at 8 00 Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 00
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Brethren ‘Church
Harrison
Gerald. Brady
Church Schedule Notes for Sunday Services and Programs
Rev Howard Pratt pastor leads Sunday School at 9 00 am and church service at 10 16 am. Evening service at 7 30 pm with Wednesday night services at 7 30. Young People's service also listed for Sunday evening at 7 50.
Harrison News Roundup On Pages Fifteen and Sixteen
A compact summary notes additional Harrison items appearing on pages fifteen and sixteen. It highlights local happenings, brief mentions of community figures, and small notices drawn from the newspaper's later pages.
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Rernymeren
Harrison News
Harrison Home Makers Club meets for lamp shade making
Eleven members gathered Thursday evening with Mrs. Theresa Yoders for a social hour. Some ladies finished lamp shades while planning a quilt project for February 15 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Raymond Block's home. A lunch was served by Mrs Ada Anderson Mrs Carol McCartney and Mrs Yoder.
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Harrison Home Makers Club
Theresa Yoders
Raymond Block
Ada Anderson
Carol McCartney
Yoder
O E S Card Party and Two Birthday Parties Held
Harrison Chapter O E S hosted a card party with about 60 attendees featuring pinochle bridge pedro and cribbage. Prizes went to Harry Neff Kantner and Hagen Whitmer Crane Yoder and others. A lunch followed and two children celebrated birthdays Nancy McClure and Mike Morrison with games gifts and cake.
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Harrison
O.E.S
Pedro
Harry Neff
Harry Kantner
Earl Pierce
Hersel Alkire
A. E. Hagen
Frieda. Whitmer
Gertrude Crane
Mirilla Sewing Circle Plans Potluck Meeting
The Mirilla Sewing Circle met at Caroline Beam’s home last Friday but cold weather kept attendance low. On Friday February 4 at noon they plan a potluck dinner at Rhoda Gibson’s home and will continue sewing. good attendance is requested.
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Mirilla
Caroline Beam
Priday
Rhoda Gibson
Harrison Study Club met for February gathering
The Harrison Study Club met Tuesday evening February 1 at Ethel Hagen’s home with 16 members present. Marion Amble chaired due to absent officers as Rosalie Kinne and four Girl Scouts joined the program and Scout cookies were shared. A telephone bridge party was planned for February and a nominating committee was named with Pauline Young as chair. A March of Dimes collection was taken and cards were sent to ill member Olive Weidner Cook. Next meeting is March 1 at Anna Joos’s home.
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Harrison
Ethel Hagen
Valera Ferguson
Thora. Morrison
Pauline Young
Frostesses
Marion “Am‘ble
Marion Rowbridgs
Rosalie Kinne
Ruth Snell
Leota Merton
Freeman
Olive Weidner Cook
Anna Joos
Mrs Mary Gnagy Passes Away in Kansas
On January 26 Mrs Naomi Buerge learned her sister Mrs Mary Gnagy of Hutchinson Kansas had died. Her daughter Dale Harris and husband went to Lansing, then she traveled by train to Hutchinson arriving 10 45 p m. Her husband died three weeks earlier. She visited Hesston Hillsboro Newton Hallstead and Hutchinson then returned home January 28 delayed by ice and missed connections.
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Naomi Buerge
Mary Gnagy
Hutchinson
Kansas
Dale Harris
Ithaca
Lansing
Hesston
Hillsboro
Newton
Hallstead
Chicago
Harrison
Death of Eva J. Snow former Michigan OES leader
Mr and Mrs Fred Weatherhead report the death of Eva J Snow age 87 longtime Ludington resident and former Worthy Grand Matron of Michigan OES in 1919 1920 During her term the Eastern Star Villa home for needy children was established at Adrian She also served as Grand Ada under Snow’s leadership.
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Fred Weatherhead
Eva J. Snow
State of Michigan
O.E.S
Ludington
Eastern Star Villa
Adrian
Weatherhead
Grand Chapter
Snow
New Baby for Holden Family in Lansing
A baby girl Sandra Holden was born January 27 at St. Lawrence Hospital Lansing to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Holden. weighs six and a quarter pounds. Sheriff Seaver Ambie and Jack Burns, of Loomis, traveled to Jackson with Burns who received a 6 to 14 year sentence for uttering and publishing.
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Robert E. Holden
St. Lawrence Hospital
Lansing
Sandra
Seaver Ambie
Jackson
Jack Burns
Loomis
B. F. Hampton
Fern Ambrosier
Dewey Hubler
Grand Blanc
Florence Plumb
Nellie Wright
Hubert Sills
William Stephenson
Leo Skinner
Sandy
Gaylord
Marie Skinner
David Bailey
Franklin
Bert Woodward
Detroit
Ross Woodward
Milt Misener
Robert Reichert
John Hutchinson
Chester Alberts
Clarence Horn
Snowshake Mountain
Eddie Bruce
John Clark
Bill Clark
Chas. Fenby
Marjo
Local Residents Attend Visitors and Family Gatherings
Numerous residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Janet McQuiston and families from Sag inaw invited guests. Mrs Ernest MeGa Amy plus others welcomed visitors from Beaver Creek and Mt Pleasant for dinners and birthdays. many trips to Saginaw, Grand Rapids, and Brown Corners noted.
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Amble
Wm. Legge
Leroy Eaton
Clayton” Lee
Ray Seelinger
Amy Darling
Henry Carmen
Mike Dobson
Bay City
Ray Wyman
Beaver Creek
Edgar Hringman
Lorraine Birdsall
Marion
BE. M. Bucholz
Elmer Ambla
Olive A. Cook
Mt. Pleasant
Francis McKenna
Grand Rapids
Eugenie Carpenter
Sef
Harry Neff
Piney Woods
Chas. Lee
Sam Puglia
Big Rapids
L. H. Mathias
Rena Roth
Robert Roth
Eugene Yoder
James EB. Yoder
Geo. Bersette
Grass Lake
Wm. Murphy
Gertrude Crane
Winifred Welch
B. Watters
Argus
Temple
Safe method to start wood and coal fires in stoves
National Board of Underwriters offers steps to start fires safely in common stoves and heaters. Clear grate and ash pit, open damper, place coal and wood on a metal pad, light from beneath, manage drafts, and avoid kerosene or gasoline.
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National Board of Underwriters
Father of the canning industry Appert wins prize
Introduction describes Napoleon era efforts to feed armies with a prize of 12 000 francs for a satisfactory preservation method. Nicholas Appert pursued the challenge and, after 15 years, announced a method of heating food then sealing in air tight containers in 1810. He is hailed as the father of canning.
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France
Napoleon
Europe
Nicholas Appert
Appert
Car Owners Budget Plan For Motor And Transmission Jobs
Dan McDonald, your friendly Ford dealer, offers a budget plan with no down payment for motor and transmission work.
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Dan McDonald
Ford
Practice Makes Perfect in Nevada Town Rodeo Tale
A westbound train pauses in a Nevada town. An east traveler chats with an elderly citizen as a shapely young brunette on a palomino rides by. The easterner heiress seeks divorce while learning to rope and ride, aiming to become a top rodeo performer.
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Nevada
Reckless Driver Receives Two-Year Driving Ban
A judge admonishes a reckless driver labeling them a menace to pedestrians and imposes a two year driving ban. The defendant protests that their living depends on driving, but the judge notes that pedestrians also rely on safe roads.
Boomerang confirms vacation limits for efficiency expert
An efficiency expert visits his boss about vacation and comes away unhappy. He explains he was told he is so efficient he can enjoy as much in one week as others do in two, highlighting a one week limit.
Patty Misses Service After Long Fishing Trip
After hours of fishing Patty tosses her pole and quits saying she cannot get waited on. Her mother asks what is wrong and Patty explains the problem.
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Patty
Helped Carry Bride Over Threshold
A 98 pound jockey marries a woman at least twice his weight. After the ceremony he invites guests to his flat. The best man doubts the plan but the groom says he only needs help carrying the bride over the threshold.
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Sammy
Self-Made Man Quip Attributed To Horace Greeley
A politician told Horace Greeley he was a self-made man. Greeley replied that claim relieves the Almighty of a terrible responsibility.
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Horace Greeley
Tam
Greeley
Wage Rise Sparks Domestic Quarrel Inside Home
A husband and wife argue over a suggested wage increase and household finances. The wife quips about broken crockery while the husband contemplates raising wages as a solution. The exchange highlights tension over money and status within the family.
Marital Venture Prompts Family Claim in Dialogue
A young suitor asks for marriage to a daughter and a large family. The elderly father responds that marrying his daughter would bring a large family of eight.
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Oldster
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Bates
Ther Sentinel
Home and Garden Club
George Bersette
Harrison Churches
Nancy
McClure
Chet McClure
Jan Hughes
Carol Ann Yost
Belinda Dicken
Patsy Mauk
Jan Atkinson
Caroline
Jo Jean Anderson
Penny Larive
Rhonda Yoder
Rue Mauk
Johnny Freeland
Michael
Oo. E. S
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Peter
Pan
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