Harrison library funds noted at Clare club meeting
The Clare Sentinel reports Mrs. Anna Carpenter presided over a business session where Mrs. Jessie Gleason announced a $26,265 state library grant for Harrison library with matching funds to follow. A card party is planned for February 1% with a small entry to bolster the club treasury and new by-laws were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Gertrude Gardiner
Edith Bucholz
Berths -Hughes
Esther Zubley
Jessie Gleason
Mary Weatherhead
Welsh
Mt. Pleasant
Father and Son Banquet Planned by Harrison Board
Harrison Board of Commerce plans the annual Father and Son Banquet for February 23 in the Congregational church par-lors with Fred Zubler as chairman and Rev. Wendling Hastings and Francis Meckenna assisting. Winter Play Grounds sponsored by the Commercemen remain popular with crowds enjoying slides skating rink and ski trails on Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
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H. M. Bucholz
Fred Zubler
Wendling Hastings
Francis Meckenna
Commercemen
Study Club explores Michigan natural resources and tourism
Harrison Ladies Study Club met February 7 with twenty five attendees at the school. Papers by Mrs Gertrude Gardiner on Michigan natural resources and Mrs Stella Briggs on conservation highlighted Great Lakes influence, soil care, and Civilian Conservation Corps work. Mrs Edith Bucholz described Michigan as a tourist state with five Great Lakes, parks, and varied recreation opportunities.
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Harrison Ladies Study Club
Fern Keller
Anne Wellington
Mary McKeever
Allegra Gager
Leota van Every
Bobbie Shaftoe
Little Pussy
Hickory Dickory Dock
Esther Zubler
Michigan
Gertrude Gardiner
Great Lakes
Upper
Lower
Stella Briggs
Civilian Conservation Corps
Edith Bucholz
Harrison Independents Fall In Local Tournament Thriller
The Harrison Independent basketball team lost in a fast contest at the Houghton Lake fifth annual tournament. Harrison beat Houghton Lake 31 29 in Thursday action before a 25 19 defeat to Roscommon on Friday. Chaffee led Harrison with 13 points and Brady 11 while Van Selle top scored for Houghton Lake with 9. The Indies also dropped a 30 13 decision to LeRoy on Tuesday and face Coleman next Friday on their home floor.
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Harrison Independent
Houghton Lake
Houghton Lake Boys
West Branch
Indies
Harrisonites
Chaffee
Harrison
Brady
Sullivan
van Selle
Baker
Rankin
Roscommon Basketeers
Roscommon Boys
Edwards
Vance
Hammond
Smith
Harrison High School
LeRoy
LeRoy Boys
Coleman
Funeral Services Held in Prudenville for John H. Jones
John H. Jones born June 27, 1881 in Lincoln Illinois died in New Orleans January 27 1939 at age 57. Services conducted at the Leo Malcommon home Prudenville with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery Harrison. Survivors include daughter Helen Malcomson two brothers Jamies Roy of Chicago and five sisters all listed in the notice.
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John H. Jones
New Orleans
Louisiana
Leo Malcommon
Prudenville
Maple Grove
Harrison
Wendling Hastings
John H.,jones
Lincoln
Illinois
Helen Malcomson
Jamies and
Roy
Chicago
Gertrude Smith
Grace Hablit
Myrtle Oliver
Dora Dyer
Bile, Shay
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MR. Doodle
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Ben Alexander
Jack Carson
Richard Lane
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Alan Bruce
Bob Baker
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Cecilia Parker
BAY Holden
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Mechanix Illustrated
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