Community Nestles in Faith and Family News
Harrison United brethern Church holds Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Plus mid week prayer meeting noted. Numerous social visits are listed among local residents including families from Midland Detroit Ithaca and Mt. Pleasant with travel to Washington D C and weekend trips to Pigeon River and Yellow Stone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘Brethern
Midland
F.M. Myers
Rowena
Maurine
Hd Ash
Jim
Detroit
Myr
Joe Ladd
P. J. Chamberlain
Ithaca
Roy Kear
J. M. van Duesen
Fred Smith
Breckenridge
Norbert Fanning
Micheal Fanning
Katherine Briggs
Gordon Beal
Ralph Klingan
Arthur Sheffield
Mt. Pleasant
Clara Williams
Neil Kinne
Gladwin
Armand Hagen
Chicago
Pontiac
Clawson
Frank Higgins
Florence
Whaley
Rudolph Lutzinger
Leah
Moddersville
John Briggs
Washington D. C
Helen Fanning
Chesaning
William Smith
Watson Smith
Jesse Allen
Pigeon River
Camp Town
Francis
Wallace Crigier
Clare
Martha Jenkins
W. H. Kennedy
Lansing
F. M. Myers
Geraldine
Robi. Stagger
Mrs. Laad
County Association
Rebekahs Lodge
Alma
David Rath
Saginaw
George Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Robbie Fanning
Bay City
David Roth and
Marion, Rusger
Ernest
McBride
Nina Schaaf
Reva Derby
Ann Arbor
Wallace Harper
David
Bertha Schaaf
Rosalie Langworthy
Dover
Norman Myers
Tommy Tomasik
Arthur
Morrel Clute
Fred Schaaf
Jean
Rosemary
Don Schaaf
Cadillac
Kenneth Bruce
Charette
Fred Cooper
W. EH. Myers
Arthur Township
J. Buchan
Jos. Ladd
Marion Reid
Donna Kear
Keith Forbush
Arthur Sheffeld
Dona Kennedy
Landing
Hayes High Alumni Wins College Scholarship
Viola Van Duesen, 1985 Hayes Agricultural High School graduate of Harrison, receives one of the Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant Forty Anniversary scholarships. The award covers tuition and fees for one term next year and is funded by Dow Chemical Company Midland along with college friends, alumni, and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola van Duesen
Hayes Agricultural High School
Harrison
Central State Teachers College of
Mt. Pleasant
Viola
J. M. van Duesen
Dow Chemical Company
Midland
Celebration Fourth in Harrison Plans Busy Day of Contests and Baseball
The Harrison Fourth of July celebration includes pie eating and sack races, a mail driving contest, foot races, a noon softball game, and an afternoon baseball clash between the Odd Socks and Chevrolet Black Socks of Saginaw. Fireworks follow and the night ends with Tim Doolittle and his Michigan Mountaineers WJR Radio Stars providing dance music at the Community Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Board of Commerce
P. D. Gibson
Fair Grounds
Odd
Chevrolet
Saginaw
Tim Doolittle
Michigan Mountaineers
WJR
Harrison Study Club Annual Picnic at Wilson State Park
The Harrison Study Club held its annual picnic on Tuesday evening at Wilson State Park with a well planned meal and guests. Francis Thomas performed two original numbers and Mrs Thiehoff gave two readings. Dr Thiehoff compared health of children in other lands to that of this country and described the Tri county Health Unit work. Dr and Mrs Thiehoff of Gladwin and Mr and Mrs Leigh Wilson of Grand Rapids attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Study Club
Anna
Wilsor State Park
Francis Thomas
Thiehoff
Tri-county
Gladwin
Leigh Wilson
Grand Rapids
Picnic at Wilson State Park Planned by Congregational Church
The Congregational church and Sunday school held a picnic at Wilson State Park on Thursday June 27. Members met at 10 am at the church, marched to the park, and enjoyed a noon picnic dinner after an opening program. The Executive Committee organized the event with games stunts and contests in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Wilson State Park
Anglers Successful at Budd Lake Opening Day
Tuesday marked the opening of fishing season at Budd Lake with many boats on the water. Fishermen reported a successful day as the lake appeared lively with activity and catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Lake
Greenwood Farmer Struck by Appendicitis Likely Recovering
Lewis Light a Greenwood farmer was stricken with appendicitis while milking on Monday morning. He was rushed to Brandstetter hospital in Mt Pleasant where an operation was performed and he is recovering nicely at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Light
Greenwood
Brandstetter Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Light
The Statue of Freedom by Thomas Crawford
The Statue of Freedom atop the Capitol was the work of Thomas Crawford with modeling in Rome. He sought funds for casting at the Munich Royal foundry before his death, and the plaster model began a voyage from Leghorn to the United States on April 19, 1858. The actual casting was performed by Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington
Thomas Crawford
Rome
Royal Foundry
Munich
Leghorn
Italy
Clark
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Eaay
A&p
Petkage
Bokar Coffee
Wes
T Gee
White House Coffee
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
del Monte Coffee
Maxwell House
Coffee Hills Bros
Bag
Tin
IONA
Whitehol Ann Page
Birdseye
Setti Town
Michigan
Illeans
Alaska Tall
lal / a
Iona Pork & Beans
Yukon Beverages
Ize
LUX
Eef
Sunnyfield
Vienna
Chas. Kleinhardt
Mr. Zimmerg
Big Rapids
Milton Ford
Elton Haite
Mynard Maybee
Maybee’s
Halle’s
Yellow
Stone Park
Mr. Maybee
New Mexico
Lew Light
Davys
Tion
Ada Terry
Lester Burr
Beaverton
Claude Bullard
Forest Fuller
Beulah Johnson
Pennsylvania
Central State Teachers College
Olive Jane
Hart Willey
Ellen Thompson
Mrs. Hewitt Thompson
Marion Bentler
Ida Alexander
Rosebush M
Center
M. B
Albert Moyes
Lionel
Velma Coyne
Dan Coyne
Williams Johnston
Marion
Rhinehardt Rhuel
Coleman
I Vin Shively
Willam Hess
Paul Heberlein
Beulah Brooks
Presbyterian Church
S. C. Growell
Richard Brooks
Near
Heberlein
North Dakota
Emanuel Moyes
Frances Yager
Carl Ouderkirk
Frank Lynch
Frank
Mick
Deerfield Center
Marjorie McConnell
Monroe
Monica McConnell
Manistee
Ray P. McConnell
Preston Johnson
Alex Hislop
Dick Hunter
Six Lakes
Wiliam Hunter
Tom McEwen
Mason
Dearl Cole
Vernon
A. Throop
Glare
Lou Moon
Virginia Sheahan
H. O. Bender
T Frankie Johnston
Stick
Atwood Campbell
Carson City
Robert Campbell
Eilen Lynch
Bill Wasgend
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