Harrison area social notes recount family visits and travel
A long list of guests and hosts appears across Harrison area scenes. Families in Clare, Owosso, Mount Clemens, Bay City, Midland, Detroit, and other locales host and visit relatives for New Year and holidays. Several veterans, students, and locals are mentioned with hospital, army, and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Athey
Arthur Center
Michael Wood
Richard Wood
Alma Wiser
Corda Rose
Melba Dean
Henry Louth
Ovid
Piney Woods
Tom Mali
Cleo Raymond
Clare
Alma ‘Wiser
Owosso
Flint
Fred Boyer
Dennis’ McNally
Kawkawlin
Lewis Erber
Grand Rapids
Vern McCrory
Robert Pifer
John Pifer
Robert Darling
Dale Smith
Lansing
Keron Lima
Ohio
Harvey Phillips
Peter Radak
Durand
Detroit
Ferndale
Duane Schuyler
A. B. White
Robert Roth
Keith First
Gary
Florida
Nick Allen
Jay Woods
Bradenton
Firsts
Hollywood
Harrison
William Slys
Tampa
Florida Ave
Kenneth Cook and
Roy Stanmman
Charles Bruce
Ed Bruce
Saginaw and
Wheeler
Enzymes and Bacteria Health Link in Digestive Talk
Dr Born explains enzymes as products of intestinal bacteria that digest food, stressing good versus parasitic bacteria. He links nervous system function to digestion and outlines chiropractic adjustments and cleansing diets to restore balance and health. He urges calls for appointments to treat spinal misalignments affecting digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhet
Chiropractic
WCTU Meeting At Eagle Church In Clare County
The Clare County W C T U and Farwell Union will hold an all day gathering at Eagle Church on Tuesday January 13. Morning events include a Clare County Ministerial Association meeting and Mrs Eva May Rowley president of Michigan State W C T U as guest speaker. A pot luck luncheon will follow for ministers wives and Rosebush Midlands unions will attend. Afternoon session begins 1 30 p m with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
W.C.T.U
Farwell Union
Eagle Church
Clare County Ministerial Association
Eva May Rowley
Michigan State
Womans Christian Temperance Unions
Rosebush
Midlands
Braggs Return From Florida Trip Report Good Weather
Winterfield notes a safe trip home for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bragg after their Florida vacation. The column lists local happenings including the Cook and James Cook families, a rear-end collision injuring Mrs. Peter Cook, a wrist sprain of Bill Kennedy, a deer collision damaging John Gaskill’s car, and New Year visits by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moore to the Braggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegel Vanderwoude
Lyn
Lly
Sherman
Blackledge
Virgil Blackledge
Bill VanderWoude
Simon VanderWoude
Sunny
Dorothy VanderWoude
Cadillac
Danny
Pammy
Dan
Frank Davis
Bill Kennedy
Temple
Bob Thomas
Detroit
Peer Cook
Sam Hartzog
Sid van Hausma
Heckathorn
Nealie Cook
D. Dravenstaat
Bill Cook
Delmer Dravenstaat
Cravenstaat
Mercy Hospital
Wilbur Phelipp
Ray Richardson
Herb Ricardson
Peter James Cook
Charles van Sedycc
Herman Buckley
Billy
Mt. Pleasant
Myrtie Hechathorn
Ray Bragg
Florida
Peter
James Cook
Peter Cook
Davis Buzz Wood
Mrs. Davis
John ‘Gaskill
Mrs. Gaskill
John's Land
Jock
Chester Moore
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Don
Ralph- Weil
Charles Bucholz
Donald Sly
William Sly
Ada Rose
Williamston
Suzanne Young
Kenieth Strand
Washington State College
Pull
George Bates
John Young
Lewis
Englewood
Sarasota
National Gymnasic Clinic
LaVerne
Vaughn
Jay Wood
Paul Moore
Ben Carpenter
al Norquay
Bill
O. E.starr
Judy
Paul Gibson
Pony Acres
Trailers Park
Apdtul Blvd
de Tempe
Arizona
Littlefield
Pearl Denney
Jack Bergstrom
Midland
Robert Denney
Verry Brady Jr
Great Lakes Training Center
Jerry Brady
Jim Porter
Jimmy
Patti
Harry Smith
East Budd Lake
Budolts
Wayne
Sue
Paul Hafcore
Ellie Philips
May Campbell
May
Phillip Gardner
Howell
Ruth Lamphere
Unce
Norman Gardnner
E. M. Bucholz
Glenn Bucholz
Coleman
Grandma
Joyce Schnieder
Paul Moa
Joyce
Marcey King
Moore Home
Mary Grace Curtis
Frank
Sprague
Saginaw
Lenard Schwanz
Dee
Mark
Dr. Born
Ken Ritter
WCTU
Foxcroft
White Sale
Pastel
Plisse Crepe
Ous
Spinwell White Goods
Winterfield
U.S
Michigan
Davy
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