Coming Events and Local Visitors Across Harrison Area
The Congregational Auxiliary plans a meeting on March 16 led by Betty Lepley of St. Louis. Numerous visits and weekend gatherings are recorded with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Clute hosting relatives, tied to Clare, Six Lakes, Lansing, Mt. Pleasant, and nearby towns. Community members greet, travel, and assist at local shops and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lepley
St. Louis
Rex Clute
Sheriff
George Bates
William Henderson
Browns Corners
Harrison Blue and Gold Fall in Final as Coleman Wins
Harrison high school basketball ends with a 25-17 defeat to Coleman in Mt Pleasant after a previous 18-16 victory over Beaverton. Reigle led the locals with 12 points as Coach Keller’s ten-letter squad is named: Ford Davis Burns Jr Reigle Stanley Eaton Myers Hughes Carpenter Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School
Mt. Pleasant
Coleman Boys
Sacred Heart
Beaverton
Blue and Golds
Harrison
Keller
Leslie Ford
Alvin Davis
Robert Burns Jr
Burdette Reigle
Floyd Stanley
Charles Eaton
Lawrence Myers
Junior Hughes
Eugene Carpenter
Ernest Roth
Golden wedding celebrations and social events in Lansing
Mr. and Mrs. David Crawford of Lansing celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary with a dinner on Friday and a home gathering Sunday. Mrs. Ben Carpenter hosted a Thursday bridge group with prizes for Leota Van Every, Joah Wmor y, and Mrs. Lodge Bednarick. Twenty Harrison Congregational Auxiliary members joined Clara Congregational Guild for a luncheon, with a full front page account noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Crawford
Lansing
Harrison
Crawfords
Ben, Garpenter
Leota van Every
Loah Wmory
Lodge Bednarick
Harrison Cngregational
Clara Congregational Guild
Clare Guild
United Brethren in Christ Sunday Services Ad
Harrison Mission Rev. P. E. Drummond, Pastor invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Wednesday prayer service 7:30 p.m. You are welcome to all services. For quick results at small cost use The Sentinel Classified Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethern
IN Christ
Harrison Mission
P. E. Drummond
Caroline Anderson Dies at Houghton Lake
Caroline Anderson died at her son Charles's home in Houghton Lake after a period of illness. Born in Sweden September 3 1862 she was 75 years old. Survived by daughters Matilda and Ethel and sons Charles Oscar John Fred. Funeral services were held Tuesday March 8 at the home with Rev A B Light officiating and burial in Houghton Lake Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Lake
Caroline’ Anderson
Charles
A. B. Light
Harrison
Caroline ‘Anderson
Sweden
Matilda
Ethel
Oscar
John
Cadillac
Fred
Minnesota
Anderson
Clare County
Local Social Notes From Farwell and Bear Lake
Loch-a-Bar Layle Littlefield of M. S. C. visited Bear Lake with his parents. A Thayer child has measles. John Frisbey spent time with grandmother Mrs. A. Cline at White Cloud. L. Frisbey and wife hosted a bridge club at Farwell with both winners. Laura Finch of Farwell joined Sunday dinner at the Frisbeys. L. Ambroster of Funt and spouse stayed with the Frisbeys Wednesday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layle Littlefield
Bear Lake
Mrs. C. Thayer
John Frisbey
A. Cline
White Cloud
L. Frisbey
Farwell
Laura Finch
West Grant Visitors and Calls Report
Mrs John Oman called on Mrs Chris Weber Monday forenoon. Mrs S Johnson was an afternoon caller. Ira Bichhorn and three boys visited their son with Lilliford Hichhorn family near Harrison Sunday. Lamb of Clare called on Seeley Johnson Sunday afternoon. Jean McArthur visited Ben Agile Saturday. Henry Barton Beal Smith visited Otto Garcon and family Sunday. Fred and Andrew Erwin called on Seeley Johnson Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oman
Chris Weber
S. Johnson
Ira Bichhorn
Lilliford Hichhorn
Harrison
Lamb
Clare
Seeley Johnson
Jean McArthur
Ben Agile
Henry Barton
Beal Smith
Otto Garcon
Fred
Andrew Erwin
Community Notices from Farwell Area Residents
Mr and Mrs Ernest Kieler and children Gordon and Marjorie Jane visited the Chris Webber home near Farwell Monday evening. Leonard Carncross illness noted with hope of quick recovery. Lucille Poet driving to school and picking up high school students riding with Leonard Carncross. Walter Kleiner staying in Clare with cousin Alton David. Lyle Allen spent Saturday with Ernest Kleiner. Mrs Robt Hutchinson recovering from flu. Ernest Kleiner family visited Robert Hutchinson home. Aid met at Mrs Glenn Poet home with Quitting as the day’s work. Next meeting March 17 with Mrs Burton Bay. Hay movement by truck and teams noted as supply meets demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kieler
Gordon
Marjorie Jane
Chris Webber
Farwell
Leonard Carncross
Lucille Poet
Russel Stanley
Walter Kleiner
Clare
Maple Grove U B Church Weekly Schedule and Local News
Maple Grove U B Church holds Sunday School at 2 00 PM and preaching at 3 00 PM Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 800 PM. Families and visitors from Flint Farwell Mt Pleasant Lansing Baldwin and Midland appear in a week of local calls and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove U. B
Birthday Town Social Highlights Weekend Gatherings
MANN SIDING reports Wm. Monday of Flint spent the weekend with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whitsitt and family from Flint were weekend visitors. About 60 neighbors gathered at the Heber home Saturday night to celebrate Chas. birthday and gave gifts. Dr. and Mrs. Sanford spent Sunday at their farm. Art Varney of Frost visited his sister Mrs. Emerson Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd of West Grant visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Joe Whitsitt
Heber
Chas
George Defrees
Temple
Edmond Dunham
Frances Fry
Leo Cooper
Franklin
Griffin
Harrison
Bert Frost
Lake George
Clare
Frost
Julia Iuzzi
Frank Brooks
Frank Woodery
Frank
Don Woodery
Hugh Brand
Alvord Brand
Lynden Blosser
Edna Blosser
Cooper Home
Alvah Sherett
Frost and Franklin era notes and P T A meeting
George Defrees of Temple visited relatives including Mrs Edmond Dunham. Fractured collarbone occurred when a woodwork mishap left Frank Woodery under a sleigh. Sharp P T A met March 4 with Kate Erskine presiding and 66 served. New enrollments included Paul Gibson and the Amble sisters. Next meeting set for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp P. T. A
Pres
Kate Erskine
Sec’y and
Treas
Otto Sharp
Eva Eckline
Herbert
Sharp
Frances Fry
Paul Gibson
Harrigan
Flossie Iuzzi
Jessie Cooper
Nellie Sharp
Harrison
Barbara
Miller
Andrew, Helming
Franklin
Yeo Gronda
Frost
Russell Sharp
Greenwood
Irené and
Louise Amble
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the Congregational Auxiliary
Samuel Bruce
Ernest Bruce
Mr. Pleasant
Ben Carpenter
Frank Totton
LaVern, Darling
Ruth
Francis McKenna
Reinald Schaaf
Fred Granzo
Lakes
William Sly
Don
Minnie Taylor
A. F. Light
George McKeever
A. B. Lucas
Wendell Hastings
Alma
Fred Weatherhead
Donald Nulf
Bessie Willams
Freda Welsh
Wall Lake
Pontiac
Mynard Maybee
Henry Gardiner
Gerald Reigle
Onalee
Lucille Gordon
Evelyn Acre
Ronald Keller
Jesse Hammersly
Dickie
Rosie Silvers
Cedar Creek
Bobbie Burns Jr
Ernest McCartney
Ed Harris
Fred Smith
M. Irish
Lettie Hunter
Etta Town
Weaver Home
Robert Brown
Dorothy
Margaret
Clair Stanley
Wm. Henderson
Roy Rhodes
Anna Rhodes
Karl Mavis
Loowiis
Hiner Hughes
John Brown
Fred Wood
Olive Jesse
Bessie Williams
Jesse
McArthur Strange Hospital
Katherine Briggs
Sumner
Hector Shaw
Lake Street
Lowell
Elizabeth Brailey
Mirriam Hecker
Orie Hillton
Detroit
Arlo Beavers
Midland
Perry Wilson
Hayes
Shephard
Pearl Clute
Demand Schaeffer
Schaeffer’s
Manville
Iog
Johns-Manville
Ortant
Helten the
Parkend Coment
Reok Weel Moves Institution
Clare Elevator
Gus Marotzke Mgr
BLUE
Coleman Champs
West Grant
Maple Grove
Wallace Graham
Louis Finch
Doris, Timpe
Bertha Rulapaugh
Garth Corrie
James Schofield
Apple Blossom Club
E. Schofield
Herschel Reiss
Elmer Jr
Gladwin
Hileen
Wm. Wigging
Willig
Carl Schofield
Ceci Davison
Mabel Smedley
Price
Walter Smedley
Baldwin
Ruben Tigners
Florence
Husband
Mr. Tigners
Mes
Havens
Hope Sunday
Jean Nolan
Roy Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Frost and
Glare Hardware & Furn
S. J. Burdo
Seiter
Clare and
Vicinity
Selter Bros
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