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Local Churches Invite Community to Sunday Worships
Harrison news lists United Brethren and Congregational services with sermons, Sunday School, and midweek prayer. It notes quaran tine lifts for scarlet fever and various local visits, travels, and hospitalities among residents.
Local social notes include visits and travel across towns
John Bearsley left for Hersey Monday for several weeks of work. Mrs. Barnett and daughter of Gaylord called on Mrs. Olive Hallett Sunday. William Titus and Clara Louise visited in Lansing and Ann Arbor. Saginaw visitors and family guests, including Mrs. Richardson and Eddie, were here weekend. Kathern Briggs visits Ephraim Briggs. William Henderson drove his mother D. Allen home to Dover. Senator Carpenter attended the Republican State Convention in Grand Rapids. Wilbur Hubbard stayed with D. L. Lepley. The Young Woman's Auxiliary will again act as local council for Girl Scouts with a new troop committee and leader.
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Paul Moore
Martha Anne
Auburn
Ind
D. L. Lepley
Lansing
Hillis Hughes
Watson Smith
Glen
Chester Hoy
Edward White
William Fosgett
Grand Rapids
David Roth
Samuel Bruce
Mt. Pleasant
Iola A Amble
Leanore Light
Mt. Peasant
Joseph Ladd
Edmond Woods
Bessie Williams
Ralph Eaton
Traverse City
Jake Sellinger
Ray
Chesaning
Wm. Murphy
Ray M. Busler
Asa H. Aldrich
Leo Coats
Arcadia
Lis Henry Hughes, Jr
Harold
Whilden
Williard Diamond
Alberta
Archie McKeever
Flint
Elmer Clare
Rex
William Hill
Houghton Lake
Brances Crigier
Clare
Jenkins
A. D. Matteson
Bruce Lowell
Frankfort
Arcada
Charles Burns
Micheal Casey
Charlotte
Robert Burns
Pleasant
Joseph Newbound
Fred Smith
Harold Hughes
Jess Allen
Jessie
Russel
Duane
Roy Shumway
Karl Mavis
Detroit
Little Mary Shumway
Fred Clark
Frost
Otis Stanley
Baby
Claire Stanley
Bernard Mueller
Chicago
Donald Sellinger
Fred Wood
Delores
Frank Wood
Gladwin
Alma
St. Louis
Henry Gardiner
Jean Schaaf
Iola
Eileen Amble
American Legion
James Garrabrant
Allen Cutler
Lewiston
John Bearsley
Hersey
Ernest McCartney
Little
Eddie McCartney
Kathern Briggs
Ephréam
Briggs
Jake
William Henderson
D. Allen
Dover
Leonard
Carpenter
B. Bruce, Jr
Wilbur Hubbard
Ithaca
D.L. Lepley
Young Woman’s Auxiliary
The
Congregational Church
William Murphy
Fred Weatherhead
J. M. VanDeusen
Doris Martin
Florence Higgins Hosts Birthday Party at Home
Beavers gathered at Mrs Arlo Higgins residence on February 21 to honor her sister Miss Florence Higgins birthday. Ten guests arrived for an afternoon of games and lunch, with a Joke punch board providing entertainment and Florence receiving many gifts.
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Florence Higgins
Arlo. Beavers
Miss Wlorence
Ireta Woods
Ethel Light
Tia Mather
Irene Pifer
Laura Williams
Dualee Higgins
Donna Shumway
Dorothy Ladd
Wallace Allen
Donald Wiggins
Florence
Amos N Andy Ice Crew Harvests Seventy Tons in Harrison
In Harrison, the Amos N Andy ice crew from the County Road Commission harvested about seventy tons last week. They stored the ice at a barn on the fair grounds, with seven families linked to the crew as brothers of The Mystic Nights of the Sea.
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Clare Sentinel
Harrison
Amos ’N Andy
Amos
Alma American Legion Faces Close Loss in Stormy Home Tilt
A rough season opener saw Alma fall 33 to 30 to Alma American Legion on their home court in front of a small crowd. The game was a nip and tuck battle with Alma leading 18 to 16 at the half and lingering injuries and fouls sparking a rough Remus trip and a later tournament run where Edmore and Hansen fueled a late rally before Roosevelt Oil claimed the title.
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Alma American Legion
Alma
Alma Boys
Remus
Clare
Beaverton
Brongén
Walker
Holmore
Harrison
Edmore
Hansen
Roosevelt Oil
Discovered in 140 Mie Grind Canyon
A fragment notes the discovery by Gutois in the canyon dated to 1540. The text preserves a cryptic reference to an aged exploration and attribution to an explorer named Gutois within a canyon setting. The readable portion hints at early mining or survey activity.
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Gutois Ee Ale Denas
Birthday Party for HampTon and Budd Daughters
Kathleen Hampton and Lois Budd hosted nine young guests on Tuesday February 14 to mark their shared birthday. The eight year olds received many fine gifts. twelve friends attended a pink and white party with two heart shaped cakes each with eight candles, and games filled the afternoon.
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Kathleen Hampton
Lois’ Budd
Sunday School and church notices for Vernon area
Vernon Community Sunday School at Mt Vernon Grange hall Sundays at 10 30. Everyone welcome. Seventh Bay Adventist Cosgrove Home 205 E 7th St Sabbath School 1 30 Senior Life in Christ Junior Battle of the Kings and Gods Promise to Abraham. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Sunday School 10 O F hall St. John s Ev Lutheran Rev C Binhammer German service 9345 English service 10 45 Sunday School after English service.
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ST Cosgrove
Abraham
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
ST. John’s EV
C. Binhammer
Brown Corners Ju B Church Revival Announced
Sunday School at 10:80 and evening service at 7:45. Announcements note revival services for the coming week. Christ is the supreme necessity of the human race.
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Brown Corners JU. B
Benjamin R. Davis
Christ
Confidence in Faith: Sermon at Rev Dawe Church
Reverend Albert Dawe leads a 10 15 a m service with the sermon topic Confidence. Choir numbers enhance worship and the pastor oversees church school at 11 30 a m. The message emphasizes assurance trust and faith as comfort for a shaken world and cites the Psalmist on confidence in pursuing life.
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Albert Dawe
Baptists Meet for Bible Study and Second Coming Sermons
A. D. Telder leads Sunday worship at 10:00 a.m. with the Burnt Offering and Christ as anti-type. Communion observed. Sunday school 11:15 a.m. Young peoples meeting 6:30 p.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. Rev. Telcher speaks on the Kingdom and restitution. Bible reading, prayer and Hebrews discussed midweek. Bring your Bibles.
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United Brethren Church
Chas, Kleinhardt
Baptist Church
A. D. Telder
Jesus Christ
Laura Thompson
Christ
David
God
Revival and church activities announced for Herrick
Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 with Rev. Mark and Rev. Dyer promoting revival meetings led by Evangelist I. T. Mark and chalk talks. Evening youth, Epworth League, Ladies Aid, and midweek services chart a broad program to engage children and countryside congregants.
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Herrick
Clare
Three Attitudes Toward Jesus Amid Uncertain Faith
The passage outlines three possible stances toward Jesus acceptance loyalty rejection or indifference. It argues indifference is the most dangerous and hardest to shift, warns that apathy can be a perilous attitude, and urges church attendance as a simple, minimal step to invite neighbors to participate.
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Jesus
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