Harrison Ladies Study Club Achieves Much At Meeting
The Harrison Ladies Study Club held a November 7 gathering at Miss Anna Joes home with 31 members present. Reports from social welfare library and Girl Scout committees outlined donations for Christmas baskets, a rental library, and upcoming Lyceum programs while division groups planned winter activities and listed members by division.
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Harrison Ladies Study Club
Anna Joes
Charles Amble
Thomas Belt
Ben Carpenter
Jessie Gleason
Presidcus Wirs
M. M. van Every
Robert Brown
Ephriam Briggs
Club Plans and Donations Highlight December Meeting
Bertha Green and others form divisions to oversee programs for the year. The Literatura group will entertain in January, Home and Garden in March, Music and Drama in May. Five dollars go to the school milk fund with five more later. A parliamentary drill by Mrs. Amble precedes Mrs. Hughes reporting on the North eastern District convention in Mt. Pleasant. A 5.00 silver collection closes the evening social hour with refreshments. The next meeting is the annual Christmas party on Tuesday, December 17 hosted by several members.
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Miss Gager
Home and Garden
Alice Bates
Sadie Beals
Alice Brown
Amber Burns
Dorothy Carey
Anna Carpenter
Ida Crigier
Leota Green
Lucina Hampton
Rhoda Gibson
Theo Hibbard
Gladys Kinne
Tressa Lucas
Bertha Schaaf
Ethel Smith
Marguerite Fanning
Ione Bush
Olive Weidner
Carrie Ligmion
Hilda Bringman
Frieda Whitmer
Margaret Derby
Irah Emery
Gertrude Gardiner
Jessie Gleason
Maude Harper
Bertha Green
Clarabelle Harper
Olive Hantett
Beril
Jesson
Amble
Bertha Hughes
Mt. Pleasant
William Murphy
Pearl Clute
Olive Hallett
Fred Smith
William Henderson
Wallace Harper
Dinner Party for Eastern Star Officers at Tip Top Inn
Worthy Matron Mrs. Sadie Beals of Harrison Chapter 408 entertained Eastern Star officers at a November 7 dinner at the Tip Top Inn. The event featured color themed decorations, a three course chicken dinner, and a brief program led by toastmaster Mr. Weatherhead with remarks from the Worthy Matron and guests from Harrison and Pinconning.
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Sadie Beals
Harrison
Order of Eastern Star
Tip Top Inn
Fred Weatherhead
Bert Lydell
Clyde Pifer
Emily Cleveland
Emily Wertner
Jessie Gleason
Fred Zubler
Ervin Weaver
Earl Green
Bertha Green
Fred Jones
Olive Weidner
Olive Hallett
E. M. Mitchelz
Pinconning
Weatherhead
Outdoor Sires Club Elects Officers and Plans Year
Mrs William Murphy hosts the fall organization meeting of the Out Door Girls Club with new members aged nine to twelve. Officers elected include President Mrs William Murphy Vice President Mary Ruth Briggs Secretary Donna Jean Richmond and Treasurer Joan Pifer. Committees named Sick Diana Wilson Delores Wood Irene Brandon Flower Lila Mae Pifer Joy Vertner Janet Gleason Welfare Joan Gibson Inguard Birch Ava Jean Bringman. A December tag day sale is planned to fund welfare work and the club adjourned with a social hour and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murphy
Mary Ruth Briggs
Donna Jean Richmond
Marilyn Huntley
Joan Pifer
Joy Vertner
Lila Mae Pifer
Janet Gleason
Wilda Hecker
Diana Wilson
Delores Wood
Irene Brandon
Joan Gibson
Inguard Birch
Ava Jean Bringman
Piarsa
Bible School Class Holds All Day Meeting
The Congregational Bible School class met Thursday November 7 in church social rooms with twenty members attending. A pot luck dinner followed and a brief business meeting. The next class gathering is set for Thursday December 5 at Mrs Schuett’s home with Mrs Brattin and Mrs Taylor assisting.
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Congregational Bible School
Fred Schuett
Adah Brattin
Minnie Taylor
Langsdon Birthday Surprise At Home Celebration
Mark Langsdon, surprised on his eleventh birthday by a party of twelve at his parents home. He received many gifts including a beetle gun. The afternoon featured games, refreshments, a cake table, and place cards. The Altay Guild held a church social on November 14 with a program, social hour, and refreshments.
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Mark Langsdon
Mark
Altay Guild of
The
Congregational Church
Harrison Briefs United Brethren in Christ
Community notes from Harrison list church services at 10 11 and 20 0 clock with a Thursday evening prayer meeting. Social items mention visits from Briggs families Draper McKenna Lang Schuett Archambault and others, plus a Silver Wedding Anniversary in Shepherd and local travel to Mt Pleasant and Owosso.
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United Brethern IN Christ
Harrison Mission
E. E. Droum
Clara Smith
Jack Briggs
Frank M. Myers
Estella White
Bay City
Mix
Donald Herrington
J.B. Garrabrant
Joseph Newbound
Marion Roth
Richard McCartney
Saginaw
Frank Walters
Tawns City
Morrell Clute
Pearl Clute
Clare
Rex Clute
Harrison
P. Clute
Francis Thomas
Mancelona
John Hughes
Detroit
Elmer Hughes
Jesse Allen
Vesta Budd
Zeno Budd
Greenwood Township
Budd
Harry Ri. Philo
Central State Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Mynard Maybee
Samuel Bruce
Otto Hastment
Alma
Sheriff
Seaver Amble
Hilda Brief
Ann Arbor
Paul Lang
Walter Lang
Gena Fisher
Sadie Beals
Allan Larnard
Httle
Jimmie
Lansing
Ben Carpenter
Onalee Gorden
Marion
William Schuett
Clarkston
Fred Schuett
Albert Archambault
Dickie
Remus
Robert Hecker
Frank Higgins
O. Amble
Hamilton
Townsship
Brucé Reigle
Read City
Gerald Reigle
John Kemmis
Owosso
George E. Bersetto
Jonesgills
William Murphy
Dimimie Schneider
Ethel Light
Byatt
Miriam Hecker
Gerald Reigie
Anid
Freemont
Indi
Harrison Area Social and School Note Recap
A Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Donald Seelinger and infant to Lakeview relatives. Visits by Mr B Town and family of Farwell to Bluie Town and Fred Schuett. Rex Clute of Saginaw visited. Hagison Independent basketball team formed and practicing weekly with schedule to come. Harrison Public School attendance fell to 50 percent due to bad weather. Bus routes by Redding and Frost townships halted. other Harrison buses carried fewer pupils.
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Ane
Donald Seelinger
Lakeview
Jake Seelinger
Harrison
B.town
Farwell
Bluie Town
Fred Schuett
Rex Clute
Saginaw
Hagison
Harigon
Redding and
Frost Township
Harison
Footwear Fit: London Women Struggle with Small Sizes
A survey finds that only one in ten London women can wear a size three shoe. About a quarter need larger sizes, highlighting a shortage of small footwear options for women in the city.
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London
Pirate Blackbeard Rumored to Have Thirteen Wives
Historical tale notes Blackbeard the pirate reputed to have thirteen wives, linking legends to his 18 named spouses and coastal raids along North Carolina in the early eighteenth century.
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Blackbeard
North Carolina
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