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Garish-Rogers Nuptials Spotted in Doctor Johnstone Home
A quiet Monday morning wedding united Dr. A W Johnstone's daughter Irene Garish of Midland and Merdith J Rogers in Harrison. Friends recall Rogers as a capable painter and paperhanger.
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A. W. Johnstone
Johnston
Merdith J. Rogers
Irene Garish
Midland
Harrison
Mr. Rogers
Clare Shores Last Obituary Noted No Body Recovered
The report notes Clair Shores last obituary with the body not recovered. Survivors include wife and baby daughter Ma, plus extended family guests and neighbors. The piece then lists numerous social visits and small-town events in Mt. Pleasant, Clare, and area communities, including piano recital, exams, and farewells as residents travel or move between Michigan towns.
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Clair Shores
B. H. Newell
Charles Newell
Judy
Mt. Pleasant
Dan. Holcombe
Barbara
Clare
Bobby
Frances Anderson
Olive, Hallett
How Stimpson
Minard
McGinnis
Ann Wellington
Lewiston
Maude Harper
Wellington
Waiters
Clara Smith
Frances FitzGerald
Henry Gardiner
Jim Eaton
Detroit
Mrs. Scott
Pontiac
Budd Lake
Fred Schaaf
Pearl Clare
Mr. Schaaf
Bertha Schaaf
Helen Gibson
William Titus
Saginaw
Bill Legge
Temple
Glenn Bucholz
Bay City
Rex Wright
Kathryn
Wayne
Pennsylvania
Fred Weatherhead
Nettie Mary Brown
Fred R. Bush
Methodist Choir
Bush
Red Cross
My. Weatherhead
Clifford Bucholz Receives A B Degree at Alma College
Clifford Bucholz graduated from Alma College last Saturday with an A B degree in Music and French and minors in Biology and English. He has already signed a contract to serve as Band Director at Gladwin High School next year.
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Clifford Bucholz
Alma College
B. M. Bucholz
Wayne
Dean
Clifford
Alma
Gladwin High
Bible Class Pot Luck Features Red Cross Sewing
The Congregational Church Bible Class met in the church parlors for a pot luck dinner. Eighteen members and one visitor Myrtle Miller attended. Hostesses Mrs. Lucag and Mrs. Gates led sewing projects including a wool lap robe, binding a second, and pillow tops awaiting binding.
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Congregational Church
Myrtle Miller
War Bonds Drive Urges Saving For Loved Ones
The message urges redirecting every dollar above essentials to War Bonds and prioritizing payroll savings to support loved ones and friends serving on the fighting fronts, encouraging personal funding efforts and self-reliance.
James Daring Darling Dies After Fifty-Eight Years in Harrison
James Henry Darling aged about 83 died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Neil Kinine after living in Harrison for fifty eight years. He was born September 20 1857 in Port Dover Ontario and married Olive Sears in 1878. He leaves three children eight grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral from Murphy Funeral Home Friday at 2 30 p m with burial in Maple Grove cemetery.
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Claire Luce
Owosso
Frank Higgins
Charles
Amble
Russell Roth
Willard Welles
Clarkston
Billy Amble
Ray Eaton
Lansing
B. F. Hampton
Kathleen Snider
Detroit
Fort Ogethorpe
Georgia
Sheriff
Seaver Amble
Mr. Amble
William Mitchell
Gladwin
Mitchells
Alma
Gladwin Hospital
Roy Deckler
Muskegon
Newsons
Ronald William
Harrison
Harold Throop
Grayling
Roy Secord
Ed. Bruce
Ben Carpenter
John Conn
New Orleans
Hart Conn
John
Navy
Jenny Moon
Minnie Canfield
Canfield
Lyman Fenton
Pinconning
E. M. Buchol
Ernest Burk
Carson City
Donald Higgins
Saginaw
Pearl Pidd
Clare
Claire Stanley
Farwell
Jess Hampton
Bert lLydell
Paul
Ivah Moore
Albert Archamboult
Remus
Archambault
Sarah Hamilton
Lake
Olive Hallett
Dean Bucholz
Jim Meaton
Hmma Hoag
Bay City
Lucas
Roth
Kate McKeever
Bus” Pyle
Jack Ferguson
Donald
Beverly
West Virginia
Joan Metz
Mt. Pleasant
Minard
Janet Gleason
Walter Rhodes
Stuart Huntley
Paul Gibson
Helen
John Paul
James Daring
Neil Kinine
James Henry Darling
Port Dover
Ontario
Canada
Olive Rosalie Sears
Lee Roy
Miles
Gladys Grace
Harrison and Vicinity
Pere Marquette
Murphy Funeral
Maple Grove
Children Day Observed at Congregational Church
The Congregational Sunday School held Children’s Day on Sunday June 6 during the regular hour. Under Mrs Leota Van Every and Mrs Frances FitzGerald direction, with Dorothy Brown at the piano, the program featured recitations songs and duets by children including Audrey Mae Wilson Kay Purdue and others. The group ended with a flag salute song America and a benediction by Rev G B Hughes.
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Leota van Every
Frances FitzGerald
Dorothy Brown
Audrey Mae Wilson
Kay Purdue
Donald Ferguson
Billy
Dean Gleason
Phillip van
America
John Paul Gibson
Joan Pifer
Nettie Mary Brown
G. B. Hughes
Mrs. Carl Peters Honored at Shower Friday Evening
Mrs. Carl Peters was surprised with a stork shower hosted by friends Friday evening. Games led to prizes won by G Dalé McKenna, Marie Roth, and Avis Stahlman, then bridge with Martha Sullivan winning first prize and other prizes for Avis Stahlman and Fern Keiler. A lunch followed for twelve guests.
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Carl Peters
Fred Schadl
Jean
G’dalé McKenna
Marie Roth
Avis Stahlman
Martha Sullivan
Fern Keiler
Honel
Betty
Ferti Keller
Thora Morrison
Jané Henderson
Leandre Hughes
O’dale McKenna
Roberta Roth
Léota van
Jean Schaaf
Honor Roll Fund Benefit Dance Held by Harrison VFW Group
The Harrison Post 1675 VFW and Auxiliary hosted a neighborhood dance at the Community Building to raise money for a Clare County World War II Honor Roll. Performers from the crowd played music including piano violin accordion and electric guitar with square dancing numbers. The event raised over sixty dollars with compliments to donors and city officials for their support.
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Harrison Post
Clare County
Doris Budd
Bryan Fanning
Bob Brown
Leo Heintz
Mr. Heintz
Elmer Amble
Mr. Reed
B. M. Buchélz
Latter Day Saints Church Service Schedule
Elder David Bailey, pastor, announces weekly services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday worship with 11:15 a.m. Sunday School. Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7:30 p.m. Evening services follow at 8:00 p.m.
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Latter Day Saints
David Bailey
Congregational Church Schedule Led by Pastor Hughes
Bible School at 10:00 a m led by Paul D Gibson Superintendent Church services at 11:00 a m Junior Endeavor at 6:00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p m led by Rev George Hughes
United Brethren Church Harrison Mission Schedule
The Harrison mission of the United Brethren Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 with Clara Smith as Superintendent. Worship follows at 11:00 a.m. Sunday evening services are at 8:00 p.m. A prayer meeting is held Thursday at 8:00 p.m.
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United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
Ernest Burke
Clara Smith
Highway Tabernacle Services and Schedules
Clinton Hilton, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and church services at 11:15 a.m. Evening services are at 8:00 p.m. Special services Wednesday at 8:00. Young People's meetings held Friday evenings. Russell Cook noted.
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Russell Cook
Young People
Rationing At A Glance For Michigan Stamps And Standards
Government wartime ration details list blue stamps K L M valid to July 7 for processed foods and red stamps J K L M with June dates for meats cheese butter fats canned fish milk. Coffee stamp 24 for 1 pound, sugar stamps 18 for 5 pounds to Aug. 15, canning sugar stamps 15 16 for 5 pounds. Shoes stamps 17 1 pair to June 15 and 18 through June 16. Gasoline No 6 coupons through July 21. Tire inspections and fuel oil coupon validity. Tin can salvage drive in Clare city first Thursday monthly curb collection.
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Clare
Soldiers Need Cotton for Armies
The average soldier uses far more cotton than civilians with estimates of about 25 pounds per soldier needed to equip a fighting force.
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