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School of Instruction in Harrison Chapter to be Held
Harrison Chapter No 148 Order of Western Star plans a school of instruction Wednesday evening. Lois W Peersi Grand Warder Michigan Grand Chapter will lead. Register at the local post office for information and to sign as a blood plasma donor as a health unit tours the area next week.
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School OF
Harrison
Order
Western Star
Abett
Lois W. Peersi
Whittemore
Michigan
Lasi
Heatth Department
Lansing
Failare
Local social notes and sports wrap from Mt. Pleasant area
Mrs. Marie Roth and her mother attended initiatory ceremonies of the Clare Chapter of the OES. County Agent Paul Gibson and 4-H Director Stanley Ball discussed farm plans with International Harvester in Sag inaw. Baby Patricia Morrison arrives weighing seven pounds ten. Harrison High defeats Marion 28 to 23 in a Friday night game. Harrison vs Houghton Lake basketball tournament opens Thursday at 8:45 p.m.
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Marie Roth
Richard McGartney
Lester Lyons
Alcard
Dancer
Leanore Hughes
Grace Gleason
Hilda Bringman
Ruth Jones
Hdna Bruce
Clare
O.E.S
Paul Gibson
Stanley Ball
Bay City
Bancroft Hotel
Saginaw
International Harvester Company
International
Sam Morrison
Little Patricia
Mt. Pleasant
Morrisons
Mike
Pat
Marion Amblie
Phimisey
Harrison High
Marion
Harrison
Houghton Lake
Home and Garden Club hosts nineteen tables in seven homes
The Home and Garden Club held its annual Telephone Bridge with nineteen tables across seven homes. Prizes went to Pat Newell Elmer Schofield Bob Burns Laura Wilson and others with high scores by Mrs Anna Carpenter and Robert Burns. Members reported a jolly evening and refreshments were served.
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The
Home and Garden Club
Jack Ferguson
Pat” Newell
Skinner
Elmer Schofield
Carpenter
Bob Burns
Laura Wilson
John Kemmis
Bertha Lydell
Fred Smiths
Rose Mueller
Ladies Auxiliary Devotes Meeting to Red Cross Work
The Congregational church Ladies Auxiliary held its February meeting at the Franklin Bush home with Mrs. Skinner Tennant Gleason and Clute assisting. Mrs. Rhoda Gibson presided, and members spent the evening sewing Red Cross items for shipment and enjoyed refreshments.
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Congregational Church
Franklin Bush Home
Red Cross
Latter Day Saints Church Announces Weekly Service Schedule
Elder David Bailey leads services with Sunday worship at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 11 15 a m The Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7 30 p m followed by Evening Services at 3 00 p m all at the church.
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Latter Day Saints Church
David Bailey
Congregational Church Service Schedule
Rev. George E. Hughes presides with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Paul D. Gibson is superintendent. Church services follow at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor gathers at 6:00 p.m. and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
Highway Tabernacle Services Schedule
Clinton Hilton and Russell Cook lead Sunday School at 10:00 a m and church services at 11:15 a m. Evening services at 8:00 p m. Wednesday evening special services at 8:00. Young People's meeting every Friday evening.
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Highway Tabernacle
Clinton Hilton
Russell Cook
Young
People’s Meeting
United Brethren Church Service Times
Harrison mission of the United Brethren Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 AM preaching at 11:00 AM and evening worship at 7:30 PM Prayer meeting is set for Thursday evening at 7:30 PM
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United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
Benjamin R. Davis
Sentinel Liner Jeans Achieve Notable Low Cost Results
A Sentinel liner jeans item reports unusually affordable pricing with solid performance metrics. The brief highlights cost efficiency and dependable wear for everyday use.
Funeral services for Nathan Brown held in Harrison
Nathan Brown sixty three pioneer of Mann Siding died Monday February 14 after helping a neighbor hang a pig. He leaves a sister two sisters in law six stepchildren eighteen grandchildren and many friends. Funeral was at Fanning Funeral Home Harrison with Elder David Bailey officiating and Maple Grove Cemetery interment. Out of town attendees listed.
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Nathan Brown
Mann Siding
Howard Brockway
Henry Nathan Brown
Viola
Silas Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Laura Boulton
Flint
Carrie Ross
Ionia
Lottie Leash
Clare
Fanning
Harrison
David Bailey
Maple Grove
Robert Ross
Alvin Leosh
Glare
Ernest Boulton
John Boulton
Della Dunsmore
Mike Boulton
Ray Brown
Ralph Brown
Midland
Howard Brown
IL. G. Brown
Lansing
Far well Euchre Club hosts birthday chicken dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Stanley of Farwell invited the Euchre Club to a chicken dinner that became a birthday party for two recent birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henderson won first, Emil Bucholz and low scores, while Bernie Hampton and Mrs. Bucholz held traveling prizes. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harper of Temple Clyde Pifer and Bernie Hampton.
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Myr
Claire Stanley
Farwell
Bill” Henderson
Emil Bucholz
Bernie Hampton
Clyde Pifer
Rural Social Roundup of Visits and News
Rural notes report visitors and residents from New Port Arkansas Detroit Flint Coleman Midland Saginaw Farwell and Coleman. Lyman Bentley and Miss Ann VanOyen visit Bentley parents and relatives. Families including the Keeler and Geib households host gatherings and weekend visits among local towns.
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Lyman Bentley
New Port
Arkansas
Ann VanOyen
Detroit
Harley Bentley
Geo. Keeler
Flint
Laurence Finch
Robert Wilson
Don Lloyd
Saginaw
R. J. Powell
Doris Illen
A. A. Powells
Farwell
Beulah Nellis
Coleman
Ivah Magraw
Midland
Geib
Ethel’ Geib
Mary “Ann
Laura May Geib
Wilma Nellis
Temple News Roundup Includes Home Return And Local Moves
Mary Ellen Holford, at Traverse City Children's Hospital for two weeks, is improving and may come home Wednesday. Newton Kress sold a Temple house, with Edwin Rouse moving it to a Greenwood farm. Roy Myers, Mrs Gussié Besaw shopped Clare. Greenwood Sr. Home Economics met at the Myers home. Betty Phelps hosted a gathering February 17. Pvt Richard Buckmaster receives care at Camp Dills Illinois Chester. Thomas, formerly of Pure OH, back with us after a medical discharge. Mrs Walter Dimgnan, Mrs Ed Rouse and Mrs Richard Buckmaster visited Mrs Wilbur Rouse Friday.“
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London
Minard Maybee
Detroit
George Winn
Arthur Center
I. M. Myers
C. C. McAlister
Mt. Pleasant
Bernie Hampton
Anna Shull
George Bates
Lowell Shull
Ella Bush
Saginaw
Franklin T. Bush
Harold Yost
Elsie Summers
Gerald Reigle
Virginia
Robert Hecker
Pearl Clare
Marie Roth
Robert Roth
William Sly
Don
Flint
Pontiac
Hughes
Lansing
Sam Morrison
Frank Bush
Etta Bush
Earl Skinner
Barbara Jean Bush
Nettie Mary Brown
Judge
William Bowler
Clare
Seaver Amble
Otto Hastment
Alan Wells
Olina Ambie
Hamilton Township
M. J. Smith
Otto Carl
KE. M. Bucholz
J. J. Bucholz
Rena Roth
Russell
Richard McCartney
B. Watters
Temple
Lewis Light
Greenwood
Ralph Haton
Grelton
Ohio
Irah Emery
Frances PittGerald
Ida Hamp
Harrison
Hibbard
Garden Telephone Bridge
Gorge Bates
Henry Ott
T. M. Myers
Dan Holcomb
Whilden Hughes
G. H. Hughes
Mary Ellen
Floyd Holford
Children’s Hospital
Traverse City
Newton Kress
Edwin Rouse
Kress
Roy Myers
Gussié Besaw
Greenwood Sr
Myers
Betty Phelps
Richard Buckmaster
Camp Dills Hospital
Illinois
Chester
Thomas
Pure OH
Us Agai
Walter Dimgnan
Ed. Rouse
Wilbur Rouse
Birthday party honors Vernon and Mickey Dignan
A group of children gathered at her home Friday afternoon for the Dignan twins birthday celebration. They received many gifts and enjoyed ice cream and cake. Mrs. Floyd Holford underwent an emergency appendicitis operation in Saginaw hospital Wednesday with a favorable prognosis. Mrs. Walter Dingnan visited her parents over the weekend.
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Vernon
Mickey Dignan
Floyd Holford
Saginaw Hospital
Walter Dingnan
Ben Henry
Loomis Sunday School Welcomes Attendees and Visitors
Attendance at Sunday school was good with encouragement for first time attendees to return. Several local residents and relatives visited family in the area, sharing updates on travels, birthdays, and recent gatherings across Flint Saginaw Alma Muskegon and Texas.
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Duane MacDonald
Archie MacDonald
Texas
Elton Anderson
Dawn
Barney Bennett
Muskegon
Gilbert Waddington
Saginaw
G. Bouchey
Alfred Nevins
Alma
Frank Nevins
Alva McReynolds
Barbara Lee
Flint
R. A. McReynolds
Lucille Nevins
Galloway
Pelton
Charles Adams
Roy Schaar
Asa Wilden
Clayton Barber
Charles Shatter
Waddington Family Visitor Notes and Courtesies
Sunday callers to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Waddington include their son and daughter. Miss Florence Roebuck of Coleman spent Wednesday evening with Miss Verglee Waddington.
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Gilbert Waddington
Florence Roebuck
Coleman
Verglee Waddington
Rationing At A Glance With Stamps And Coupons
The notice lists ration stamps for food and fuel including Green K L M stamps through March 20 and Blue AS BS C8 D8 ES in Book 4 valid Feb 27 through May 20. Meats cheese butter fats canned goods use Brown V W X stamps in Book 3 expiring Feb 26, with Brown Y and % in Book 8 through March 20. Red AS B8 C8 stamps in Book 4 valid Feb 27–May 20. Spare Stamp 3 in Book 4 good for pork products and sausages through Feb 26. Sugar stamps 80 through March 31 and 40 through Feb 28 1946. Airplane stamp and No 1 book 3 good for one pair each until further notice. Gasoline stamps A-10 through March 21 and B O Bl -1 for 2 gallons. B-2 and A-2 for 5 gallons. Vehicle and tire inspection dates and fuel oil coupons noted. Consumption in Saginaw district as of Feb 19 not to exceed 59 percent. Price complaints to price clerk at Harrison 2751. OPA radio programs and tin can salvage collection details in Clare.
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Saginaw
Army hiring drive offers 239 wartime job options
The notice invites volunteers to join the WAC and WAG to learn Army-approved roles. Army experts assess skills and place workers in one of 239 vital jobs, with training and long-term usefulness. Seek details at the nearest Army Recruiting Station or write The Adjutant General, Room 4415, Munitions Building, Washington D.C.
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WAG
WAC
U.S. Army
Adjutant General
Munitions Building
Washington, D
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