Local social notes from Harrison eventful weekend
Numerous visits and gatherings from Harrison residents with relatives in Perrington Midland Ann Arbor Detroit Clare and Lansing. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Gene Denny Mrs Frank Beam Mrs Elmer Amble Mr and Mrs Ralph Haton and many others as church choir practice and academic events are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Denny
Frank Dye
Perrington
Frank Beam
Elmer Amble
Ralph Haton
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Midland
Ray Fitzpatrick
West Branch
Osher Benson
Ruben Olgen
Qwos- 80
Leroy Bowerman
Jerry Brady
Edgar Brady
Ann Arbor
Jerry, Jr
U. of M. Hospital
Delma Miller
Dick Larive
Detroit
Chas. Amble
John Young
P. D. Gibson
East Lansing
Michigan
Purdue
Kenneth Trietch
Beaver Creek
Albert Bruce
Hazel ‘Reigle
Robert Lang
Chas. Amble, Jr
Carl Reber
Marion
Donna Jean Clapp
Earl Erickson
Geo. Martin
Prescott
G. W
Glen Sherman
Russell Dicken
Merrill McQuiston
Sally
Larry
Clare
Jule Barbes
James Groves
Shaw
Filnt
Sammy
Hilden
Beverly Shaw
George Earl
School Notes Elects New Officers and Honors Achievements
Peter Seelinger elected to fill vacancy created by president Pat Nolands resignation Rue Mauk becomes president with Peter Seelinger as vice president Paul Dennis Pat Nolan Joyce Schneider and Jean Randall chosen for Halloween party committee The group notes a successful party and spelling bee results plus students achievements Larry Clark wears new glasses improving study vision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Seelinger
Pat Noland
Rue Mauk
Peter
Paul Dennis
Pat Nolan
Joyce Schneider
Jean Randall
Rue Mark
Rue
Paul
Larry Clark
Halloween Party Reflected By Class Committees
The game committee organized engaging activities while the food committee provided candy apples and popcorn. Students reviewed world geography by drawing maps and marking zones after a spelling lesson on torrid temperate frigid latitude longitude and equator.
Eighth Grade Reports and Library News
Eighth grade notes show boys haying gym Mondays and girls Tuesdays. A Halloween party featured refreshments and games. A mystery story Mark on the Door by Franklin W. Dixson was read. Books arriving next week from the State Library at Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin W. Dixson
State Library
Lansing
Janice Fyfe
Roscommon
Sophomore Return Party Planned After Class Meeting
A class meeting on Wednesday discussed plans for the Sophomore return party set for November 10. The Glee Club is developing musical programs for the upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Sophomores Finish Busy Two Weeks of Activities at School
The Sophomores describe two weeks of events including Halloween parties for Freshmen, a Consumers Power cooking demonstration, a science room meeting, and a plan for monthly fudge sales. Dues are being collected by Russell Norman. Top Christmas card sellers were Leota Yaeger Ida Campbell Bill Young and Barbara Poleski. Seniors urge magazine sales and subscription drive targeting $800 while basketball practice begins and the team shows promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Power Company
Russell Norman
Leota Yaeger
Ida Campbell
Bill Young
Barbara Poleski
Local Social Notes Include Oysters and Visits in Mann Siding
Community members recount gatherings at the Eaton home and other locals. Families such as Abbott Squires Nash Heber and Gase share visits and new car notes while a 4H Halloween party brings laughter and a plate lunch. Tom Brockway returns home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashs
C. Krocker
Lansing
Bob Brown
Robert
Local Social News Highlights From Clare Community
A busy sequence of visits and calls spans Clare area residents. Shoppers from Clare frequent trips to Owosso and Mt. Pleasant while relatives gather at parsonage events and Big Norway Lake ranch gatherings. The Temple Rod and Gun Club held a turkey shoot raising funds with notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wilbur
W. R. Holford
Olin Bridge
Myers
Temple P. I. A
Frank Schram
M-115
Peter Schram
Roy Holford
Dorothy Simpson
Frank Simpson
Helen Kohn
Baren Kohn
Saginaw
Gandy
Owosso
Taylor
Parsonage
George Wagner
James
Battle Creek
Chester Schaffer
Marshall
Olin Bridges
Charlotte
Otto Boyer
Young Peoples
Chester Wallace
Big Norway Lake Ranch
George Thompson
Minnie Thompson
Alfred Thompson
Skeels
Earl Thompson
Clio
Delbert Blain
David Goodrich
Stella Myars
Frankenmuth
Floyd Werts
Bay City
Scottish Rite
Willard Dow
Jack Brewster
Mt. Pleasant
Bob Brown
Bill Legge
Harrison
Richard Hadley
Hubert Hadley
Barryton
Garnet Hadley
Grand Rapids
Ben Toomey
Marion
D. L. DeGraw
Reed City
Orville Petro
Hawood Kishbey
Temple Rod and Gun Club
Myr
Lewis Barber
Flint
Emma Barber
Alfred David
Gertrude Baluss
Stella Myers
Houghton Lake
Clam Chowder Rivalries Split New England Friends
In New England, Smiley Roberts notes clam chowder sparks friendship rifts over ingredients. Experts say tomato dominates south of Boston while cream is favored north of Boston, illustrating regional tastes and heated debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley Roberts
New England
Smiley
Boston
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Harrison News
James Yost
Dean Bucholg
M.S. C
Notre Dame
Francis McKenna
Germaine Quiley
Floyd Keysor
June
Nick Plannes
Keysor
Marian, Light
Arden
Whilden Hughes
Wm. Hill
John Fill
Chas. Nicholson
John Pifer
Clyde Pifer
Larry Mathany
Penny
Jackson
L. H. Mathias
Sam Puglia
Big Rapids
Wm. Legge
Temple
Henry Bucholz
R. Bucholz
4&. Keen
E. M. Bucholz
Diana
Scheafter
Jurre
Michigan Bell
Helephone Company
Panti
Grove Bros
Clare, Michigan
Senior News
Lennox
Ackerman Plumbing & Heating
Joe Marsh
Convrieht
United States Brewers Foundation
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Skophanal
Buick
Bueck
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