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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1941

Page

4

Harrison Park Plans Advance Amid City Beautification Efforts

Harrison officials reported progress on a local city beautification plan with the N Y A crew transforming Fanning’s Corner into a small park at Main and First Street. The project features evergreen hedges rustic benches and picket fences with support from Spike Horn Myers and the Home and Garden Club. Also noted were a farewell party for Albert Skinner and a birthday gathering at the Skinner home with Pedro games and prizes.

Rogers State Park Maintenance Division Department of C Onservation Harrison Regently N.Y.A Reggie Reed Main First Street Hughes Store Spike Horn Myers Home and Garden Club Albert Skinner Mancelona Harl Skinner Harrison Pedro Fred Smith

Improvements underway on Harrison businesses and homes

In Harrison both commercial and residential areas see heavy upgrades. Shimmel grocery on US 27 South enlarges store and plans new merchandise next week. Gardiner Grocery repair follows a recent fire with apartments above removed. Zubler dairy bar adds living space for owner family.

Harrison Shimmel Grocery Us- 27 Gardiner Grocery Zubler Dairy Hughes Grocery Charles Amble Lake Street Brattin Mae Campbell Mixture Hector Shaw Vesta Budd Lake Bank Edgar Bringman Harl Wilson

Harrison Study Club plans final season meeting May 6

The Harrison Study Club will hold its last meeting of the season on Tuesday evening May 6 at the school building with the music and drama division presenting musical numbers. Hostesses include Mrs. June Rose Mrs. Fred Zubier Mrs. Ronald Keller Mrs. Oise Derby Mrs. Emily Vertner and Mrs. Eimer Hughes.

Harrison Study Club Music and Drama Division June Rose Fred Zubier Ronald Keller Oise Derby Emily Vertner Eimer Hughes

Hanscom Lyceum Series Closes With New Brooms Play

Bob Hanscom and his company entertained Harrison Tuesday evening with four act farce New Brooms. The plot centers on a daughter who graduates college and learns that experience beats theory, as a father retires for six months. The show concluded a five performance season under the Harrison Study Club sponsorship featuring national touring talent.

Bob Hanscom Harrison Florida Hanscom Lyceum Harrison Study Club

New Arrivals at Local Homes This April

Waiva Trene, infant daughter, arrives at the DeBarr home on April 15. James VanBuskirk announces infant son Thomas Joseph born April 21. Ernest McCartney announces infant daughter Janet Kay born April 23. Thomas LeRoy, infant son, arrives at the Crompett home on April 23. Arthur Sutton and wife welcome infant son Lloyd Arthur born April 27.

Waiva Trene Mrs Howard DeBarr James VanBuskirk Thomas Joseph Ernest McCartney Janet Kay Thomas LeRoy Walter Crompett Arthur Sutton Lloyd Arthur

Harrison briefs local social notes from Greenwood township

Mr and Mrs Don Schaaf of Greenwood township spend weeks at their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Francis McKenna. They rented their farm to Mr and Mrs Lew Tessman and family. Mrs Otto Eastment of Alma visited her parents Sheriff and Mrs Seaver Amble. Various guests and visits include Guy Mitchner and son Leoray of Lansing, Kenneth Lynch of Blanard, Charles Amble and Carolyn in Coleman, Henry Gardiner back at his store, Don Lydell and mother of Paris, Leroy Mead of Detroit with Harper and Mead families, Donald Higgins and daughter of Detroit, Andrew VanderWoude and sons of McBain, MacShaw of Higgins Lake, Marion Roth and family, and F C Simmons of.

Don Schaaf Greenwood Township Francis McKenna Lew Tessman Otto Eastment Alma Sheriff Seaver Amble Guy Mitchner Leoray Lansing Frank M. Myers Kenneth Lynch Blanard Theodore Butcher Charles Amble Carolyn Coleman Henry Gardiner Don Lydell Paris J. B. Lydell Leroy Mead Detroit David Harper Alice Mead Moddersville Donald Higgins Frank Higgins Andrew VanderWoude and Sons McBain Gerald Reigle MacShaw Higgins Lake Hart Skinner Marion Roth David Roth Houghton Lake F. C. Simmons Grand Rapids Tred Smith Gerald Gould Greenville Sebastian Pfannes Pred Zubler Howard Stimpson Cadillac Jack Schaaf Bertha Schaaf Billie Otto Hastment Amble Billy Forest Hill School Hastment Charlotte Randall J. P. Myers Arthur Township Frank Myers Harrison Robert Hecker Kenneth Coulter Judy Ann Carl Dowland and Flint Earl Skinner Familly Frank Scott Saginaw Mae Campbell Fred Schuett Myrtle Smith Cedar Springs Fred Smith Robert Roth Bert Lydell Gwendolyn Gould Ruth Zubler B. F. Hampton Kathleen Gladys Dutt Jo Wojtewhek Harry Merrill Patsy John Merrill Mary Louise Shaffer Alma Shaeffer Florence Higgins Evelyn Peck Alton Mead Ban Boulten Midland Clark Ritter J.B. Lidell Ed Bruce, Jr Russel Sharp Clare G. W. Crane Monroe Orrie H. Crane Camp Livingston Louisiana Arnold Hughes Himer Hughes Grace Hospital Cecil Robinson Mt. Pleasant A.H. Hutchinson Hutchinson George Perkins Mary Walter Lang Bert Waite Tewart James Wright Newton Kress Leonard Hooker Leland Bruce Wheeler Samuel Bruce Samuel Morrison William Murphy Morrison Prank ‘Walters Norman Myers Ivra Cadwell Marion Howard White Bessie Williams Thomas Payne Long Lake Hudson Jones Arthur Sheffield Leslie Bay City Olive Weidner Bhstela White James Mead Arthur Davis Mary Griffen Bertha Thayer John Brooks Bert Frost Ellis Henry Hughes Ann Arbor Bertha Hughes L. D. Schwartz Henry Carpecke Chester Miller Ernest McCartney E. Yo Foster Beals Toledo Ohio Sadie Beals Sam Crawford Temple Ronald Barnes Rudy Ruth Ann Clara Smith Robert Brown Dorothy Mary Louise Burns Pleasant

Many Nearby Guests Visit Harrison Families Over Weekend

A flurry of weekend visits links Grand Rapids, Detroit, Saginaw and Lansing as relatives from Greenville, Alma, Midland and Harrison gather at homes across the area. Sheriffs, teachers and service members are among the many kin visiting relatives, attending events, and sharing meals.

Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Acquired for U S Collection

A rare 1776 1850 era set of American children books, including the New England Primer, was donated by Frank J. Hogan to the Library of Congress. Archibald MacLeish announced the acquisition of 86 items from Hogan, highlighting the Primer with its biblical alphabet rhyme.

Washington New England Uncle Sam Archibald MacLeish Congress Frank J. Hogan American Bar Association Adam Zacchaeus

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