Breckenridge Visit Details and Eastern Star Activities
Fred Zubler and Henry Gardiner spent Tuesday at Breckenridge. Mr. Prince of Roosevelt Oil Company Mt Pleasant was an Arrigan caller on Wednesday. Mrs Cassie Leonard Howe Grand Conductress of Michigan Order of Eastern Star Grand Rapids was a Wednesday evening guest at the Weatherhead home. Clayton Redman and a friend Alma called on friends en route to West Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zubler
Henry Gardiner
Breckenridge
Mr. Prince
Roosevelt Oil Company
Mt. Pleasant
Cassie Leonard Howe
Grand
Michigan
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Rapids
Fred Weatherhead
Clayton Redman
Alma
West Branch
Local notices from Clare area express care and community events
Alfred Garr, son of Mr and Mrs H Garr of Frost ig, treated after appendicitis surgery at Wood Hospital Clare. Mrs Morrel ill. Pifer visit to Angola. Tri County Health Unit meeting at Gladwin with readings by Mrs Clute. C C Corps 877 relocates from Camp Harrison near Irons. John Durham, pharmacist, joins Wm Murphy Co. Pauline Reigie works in Flint. Charles Amble and Harry Campbell visitors. Born May 8 at Clare General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Amble an 8 1/2 pound daughter. Various visits reported in Clare area. more news on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
H. Garr
Tri-County Health Unit
Gladwin
Camp Harrison
John Durham
Ironwood Mountain
WU. P
Wm. Murphy and Co
Pauline Reigie
Flint
Mark White
Douglas
Lansing
Charles Amble
Clare General Hospital
Clare
Harry Campbell
Tonia
Howard Stimpson
A. D. Matteson
Esther Johnson
Frankfort
Robert Roth
Harriet and
Nelson
McBride
David Roth
Ida Cregier
Grandmother Jenkins
Eaton and Sersaw Wed in May Ceremony
Edward A. Eaton and Miss Marion I. Sersaw joined in marriage May 5 at the groom’s parents home in Harrison. Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt officiated. Raymond Haton and Miss Elva Horning witnessed. A wedding dinner followed and friends extended best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Eaton
Marion I. Sersaw
Chas. Kleinhardt
Roy Eaton
Harrison
Raymond Haton
Elva Horning
Harrison Board of Commerce Sees Dinner Talks and Plans
The Harrison Board of Commerce met April 30 in the Congregational church dining parlors. A roast beef dinner was served by the Ladies Auxiliary. The group approved several bills and introduced new local physician Dr. Wilson. They allocated 15 to Taft Memorial Highway and ordered re painting of Welcome signs. Ira Mather and Keith Forbush performed a clarinet solo as the Butts orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Board of Commerce
Congregational Church
Congregational Ladies Auxiliary
Wilson
Taft Memorial Highway
Ira Mather
Keith Forbush
Butts
Harrison High to Graduate Largest Class to Date
The largest Harrison high school class graduates this year with 24 members. Viola Van Duesen is valedictorian and Pearl Clark is salutatorian. Baccalaureate will be at Congregational church on Sunday May 19, and commencement at Community Building on Thursday evening May 28. The class motto is Hit Don’t Fan, the flower violet, and colors green and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School
Congregational Church
Viola van Duesen
Pearl Clark
Violet
Green
Gold
Good Luck Lunch Reopens Licensed Beer Parlor
The Good Luck Lunch Restaurant reopened May 1 under proprietor Mrs. Olive Hallett. The building underwent remodeling with additions on the east and north sides, a moved location nearer the highway, and a new dining room replacing the old kitchen. The Ohio Tavern also reopens under new owners Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Kear with a remodeled interior and a Grill room for short orders, beer, and ales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Tavern
Ray J. Kear
Harrison
Vernon
Durand
Olive Hallett
Wade
Hayes Agricultural High class play a three act mystery
The 1935 Hayes Agricultural High School graduating class staged The Mill of the Gods on May 3 at the Community Building. The three act mystery featured Patty played by Lilian Peck and romance with Ken Ramsey. secrets, a bank robbery, and a prison escape drive the plot as John Gray is revealed to be Patty's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Agricultural High School
Hugene
Todd
Patty
Lillian Peck
Phillip
Mary Jefferson
Kenneth Ramsey
Phillip Jefferson
Bruce Reigle
Ken
Hig
South America
Jefferson’s
Lawrence Stanton
Jefferson's
Jerry Price
John Gray
Jeffersons
Lawrence
Golda Kane
Betty Schaaf
Jefferson
Mrs. Jefferson
Laverne Darling
Naoma Hillabrandt
Harold Hughes
Charles Butts
Mrs William Johnson
Pauline Johnson of Henry County Ohio born December 24 1893 died May 2 aged 41 years 4 months and days married February 27 1911 to William Johnson at Stanton Michigan with four children three surviving She leaves husband three sons and three daughters two sisters and three step children Funeral services were held Saturday at United Brethren Church with Rev Charles Kleinhardt officiating interment Greenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Johnson
Henry County
Ohio
John and
Anna Gerlitz
William Johnson
Stanton, Michigan
William Pani Jr
John Henry
Pauline
Bertha
Paul Gertitz
Owosso
Otto Heber
Royal Oak
Charles Heber
Harrison
Hold School of Instruction at Harrison Lodge 408
The Harrison Chapter Lodge 408 held a school of instruction on Wednesday evening. The meeting was well attended, interesting, enjoyable, and instructive. Mrs. Howe is visiting all the lodges in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Leonard Howe
Grand Chapter
The
Michigan, O. E B. S
Harrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feighner & Parish Publishers
U. S
Canada
Claresg
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Sentinel
Dorsey
the Sentinel
Orval Vandewarker
O'Connor
Clare, Michigan
Kellogg’s
Stone
Firestone
Aes Firestone
Clare Auto Parts
Auto Paris
Sersaw-Eaton
Armstrong
Gossard
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