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Community Visitors and Local News Across Harrison
Harrison and Mi Wade residents host relatives and friends while several travelers stop through. Local couples, weekend guests, and extended family visits populate the column alongside illness updates and a birth notice for a Provoast child.
Social Roundup From Gladwin and Nearby Areas
Local notices list numerous visits and dinners across Gladwin Midland Clare and Saginaw counties. Families such as Shull, Newell, Ferguson, McKenna, Paynes, Bruce, Roth and Hamptons are referenced with weekend gatherings and meals. Measles sidelined LaVerne Bates briefly and Red Cross sewing activity is noted.
Congregational Ladies Auxiliary Plans War Bond and Repairs
The Congregational church Ladies Auxiliary met in the parlor for the January gathering with about thirty five attendees. A pot luck supper preceded a brief business session led by president Rhoda Gibson. Members approved purchasing a one hundred dollar war bond and church auditorium repairs. The next meeting is set for February 15 at the Bush home.
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Congregational Church
Rhoda Gibson
Bush Home
Social events at Harrison VFW and County 4-H gathering
The Auxiliary of the Harrison VFW served a chicken dinner to supervisors and Court House staff last Tuesday noon. Girl Scouts and mothers hosted a dinner for County 4-H leaders Thursday evening with clever emblems and candles. Beatrice Boyle led games. Mr and Mrs Whilden Hughes hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Bertha Hughes Sunday evening with friends and refreshments.
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Harrison V. F. W
Court House
Beatrice Boyle
East Lansing
Whilden Hughes
Bertha Hughes
Guy Light
Garfield
Ethel Lyons
Hughes
Church Services for Latter Day Saints
Elder David Bailey, pastor, announces services at the Latter Day Saints church. Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7:30 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m.
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Latter Day Saints
David Bailey
Congregational Church Services and Programs
Reverend George E. Hughes leads Bible School at 10 a m with Paul D. Gibson as superintendent. Church services follow at 11 a m. Junior Endeavor meets at 6 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7 p m.
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Paul D. Gibson
Sunday Schedule for Russell Church
10 00 a m Sunday School led by Russell Cook at 11 15 a m Church Services followed by 8 00 p m Evening Services Special services held Wednesday at 8 00 p m Young People meeting every Friday
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Russell Cook
Young. People’s
United Brethren Church Service Notes
Harrison Mission Rev. Benjamin R. Davis pastor conducts Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 morning service followed by evening worship at 7:30. Prayer meeting set for Thursday evening at 7:30.
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United Brethren
Church -Harrison
Benjamin R. Davis
Juniors Present Mystery Thriller at High School
The Junior Class staged a three act mystery titled The House of Strangeness in the high school gym last Friday evening. Maria’s dead husband returns, a crook and bus passengers complicate the plot as newlyweds are revealed as the culprits, with strong performances by Marguerite Lepesky Vernon Mcintosh Margaret Brown and others.
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Maria
Bill Legge
Abby
Francine
Marguerite Lepesky
Nigel
Vernon Mcintosh
Sandra
Margaret Brown
Wayne
Wallace Pixley
Tobias
Winetta
Nellie Amble
June
Anna Eaton
Randolph
Norman Woodin
Oralee Charette
Family welcomes eighth pound baby Ruth Ann in rural news
Mr and Mrs Harley Bentley celebrate the Sunday January 23 birth of an eight pound twelve ounce girl named Ruth Ann. Mother and baby are reported doing nicely. The note also lists short social visits, travel plans, and a Red Cross meeting held January 20 with utility bag making.
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Harley Bentley
Ruth Ann
Babe
Jess Hilyard
Shirley
George Post
Lester
California
Howard St
Whittier
Ethel Rawson
Jim
Temple
Red Cross
Walter Smedley
R. J. Powell
Social visits and family dinners noted in local roundup
Mrs Harriet Phinisey and Eola Phinisey shared a birthday dinner with granddaughter and sister Mrs Rex Robinette Wednesday evening. Many neighbors and friends including Steve Benic, Nelson Tiede, John Madison, Francis Pifer and others visited Sunday and over the week.
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Harriet Phinisey
Eola Phinisey
Rex Robinette
Steve Benic
Nelson Tiedeman
John Madison
Francis Pifer
Pontiac
John
Madison
Frankie Battle
Earl, Nard
Roxie Robinette
Bud Bristol
Midland
Seeley Johnson
Avery Barber and Son
Steve Benie
Ben Agie
Herb
Brown
Gary
Allea Howlett
Glare
Johnson
Jeff Willey
Nellie Reynolds
Alden Beard
Ad. Oliver
Ben Agle
Don Schlafley
Harry Cohee
Saginaw
Walter Rehse
Arche Burwell
Steve Beale
Leonard Reynolds
Local Social Notes From Harrison Area
A brief social roundup records visits and calls in Harrison and Battle Creek. Mrs Melvin Smith and two companions from Battle Creek called on Hsther Benic Sunday. Mrs Walter Rehse visited Mrs Rex Robinette and later hosted Mr and Mrs Seeley Johnson. Mr Rehse and Mr Johnson traveled to Clare.
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Harrison
Melvin Smith
Battle Creek
Hsther Benic
Walter Rehse
Rex Robinette
Seeley Johnson
Rehse
Mr. Johnson
Clare
Gilmore Grange notes and local updates
Gilmore Grange meets weekly at Gilmore Town Hall with recreation week upcoming and regular biweekly sessions. Milt Harriger remains in Jones Hospital Bay City after an operation and is recovering. Major Robert Harriger home on furlough after three years service. Howard Cook and Milan Robinson visit from Camp Sheridan. Edna Laverty visiting Flint relatives. Local residents recovering from flu. Roy Thrush worked for Ross Renner. Renner traveled to Mt Pleasant. Bob Renner from Detroit visited. Wilbur Thrush at Lakehurst NJ may move early February. Robison and Scott families from Saginaw visited.
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Paul Gibson
Joanne
Anna Joes
Albert Neely
Saginaw
V. A. Gibson
C. N. Kitner
Roy Heckler
Midland
William Vreeland
Audrey Carpenter
Toledo
Beverly Merrill
Harry Merrill
Minard Maybee
Mt. Pleasant
Harrison
Roy Rhodes
Flint
Henry Gardiner
Clara Smith
Genevieve
Fred Woods
F. M. Myers
Chas. Butts
Myers Farm
J. P. Dora
Claude Haverty
Detroit
Dora Cottage
Bryan Fanning
Mrs. Fanning
Mary
Alice Ann Bates
Maurice Wastment
Alma
Fred Smith
Bareley
Long Lake
Ben Carpenter
George Bates
Ott
Charles Gerber
Clare
Milton
Nelson Provoast
Whittemore
Provoast
Irene Bailey
Leo Skinner
Jack Ferguson
Racil VanBuskirk
Bert Lydell
Hart Green
Joseph Brink
Lake City
Elizabeth Scrimger
Mercy Hospital
Cadillac
Douglas Shaw
Gladwin
Kinne
Merrill McQuiston
Clinton Dunkles
Bertha Lake
Gerald Reigle
Clara Reigle
Bob Hecker
Reed City
Bruce Reigle
Bruce
Leeland
Janette
Joanné
Barnes
Lansing
Lester Wyons
Buddy
William Henderson
J. M. Davis
East Brandt
Grange
Gilmore Town Hall
Milt Harriger
Jones Hospital
Bay City
O.k
Robert Harriger
U. S
Howard Cook
Howard
Milan Robinson
Camp Sheridan
Milan
Edna Laverty
Roy Thrush
Ross Renner
Bob Renner
F. Thrush
Wilbur
Lake Hurst
N. J
Russell Robison
John
Keith Scott
Farwell Blue Star Mothers Plan February Meeting
The Henry Tigner Blue Star Mothers Chapter of Farwell will meet February 5 at the K of P Hall. They aim to aid soldiers at Percy Jones Hospital Battle Creek with donations of money and items such as games soaps jack knives white wash cloths and towels. Donations may be left with Mrs. Otta Brown at the Farwell Library or with other Blue Star Mothers.
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Otta Brown
Farwell Library
Lake News Social Notes From Clare Area
W Yrwick pastor at 11 and Mrs Elizabeth McCon preaches at noon in Lake School Building. Mrs Ray Neeper travels to Florida to visit parents. Mrs Raymond Scott fills in for sick Miss Conner in the little room. Mrs Lloyd Close visits son Lewis Colton family. Clare shoppers include Geo Scott Sam Muir and others. Frankie Sowles improving. Arthur Smith returns from Clare hospital. Gene Cashin on weekend pass from Percy Jones Hospital visits in Lake. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of Ludington visit T H Brooks family. News concerning a broken arm for labile.
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Ray Neeper
Florida
Raymond Scott
Miss Conner
Lloyd Close
Saginaw
Lewis Colton
Clare
Geo.Scott
Sam Muir
Fred Lowles
Calvin Tryon
Frankie Sowles
Arthur Smith
Clare Hospital
Gene Cashin
Percy Jones Hospital
Lake
Robert Jones
Ludington
Hazel
Velma Scott
Weekend in Saginaw With Parents Garners Notice
A short local item notes someone spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott in Saginaw. It also announces an upcoming Red Cross meeting on February 4 with an open invitation to all residents.
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