Harrison area church services and local visitors noted
United Brethren in Christ Harrison reports Sunday services at 10 11 and 8. A week of visits includes Mr and Mrs Jerry Vett of Temple Mrs Elizabeth Schaaf and many Harrison area relatives and guests from Mt Pleasant Clare Flint Alma Lansing and Detroit. Local travel and family gatherings fill weekend notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethern IN Christ
Harrison Mission
E. &. Droum
Bernard Fischer
Sant
Jerry Vett
Temple
Harrison
Helen
Elizabeth Schaaf
Mt. Pleasant
A.B. Lee
Chase
A. F. Light
Mynard Maybee
Budd Lake
Rep
B. F.hampton
Glare
Fred Weatherhead
Nettie Mary Brown
Paul Weatherhead
Plymouth
Myr
Charles Stinchcombe
Lester Leonard
Henry Gardiner
Flushing
June Rose
Ithaca
Glen Keyes
Lansing
Fred Smith
Etta Town
Charles van Blarcom
Greenwood Township
van Blarcom
Sarah Schmeyer
Mike Boulten
Flint
Earl Skinner
Henry Doll
Clare
Carl Rushton
Gnatkowski
Saginaw
Joseph Brinks
Otto Herweyer
Lake City
Hister
Sarah Schmeger
Migs Dorothy
Gus Fuéhy
Gladwin
Conservation Officer
Merrill Graham
Rex Clute
Clarence Qousley
Joanne
Frank McKenna
Francis McKkenna
Wallace Sharp
Otto Sharp
Franklin Township
Eugene Williams
Reed City
Bessie Williams
Harley Stockwell
Raymond
Haron
Kathleen
Ronald Barnes
Charles. Amble
Bobbie
Karolyn
Paul Moore
Cadillac
Harl Delashmond
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Ladd
Paul Bennett
Alma Hospital
Mildred Fry
Long Lake
Charles Ambley
Francis McKenna
Robert Roth
Marion Roth
Clare and
Bert Smith
Sutton
Minnie Taylor
William Sly
Richard White
Lloyd Bruce
Howard White
Midland
William Payne
Clara Smith
Jesse Allen
State
Dougles
Myera
Oak Street
Marion Johnson
Marg
A. D. Matteson
John Hughes
Huon Les
Andrew Frizg
Grand Rapids
Iriz
Kenneth
Roller
Arthur Center
Frank M. Myers
Hudson Jones
Joseph Newbound
Earl Mavis
Loomis
Pontiac
Donald
Robert Gidley
George Pixley
EH. EH
Drummond
Ashley
Mackinac County
Rudy Nagle
Don Schroeder
DeLaura, Savage
Luther Quinn
Earl Nash
Frank Myers
Frank Stuckman
Pleasant
Whilden Hughes
Charles Egbert
Bertha Schaaf
Women’s Hospital of
Detroit
Kenneth Smith
Wayne
Dorothy Spohn
James Yoder
Eugene
Maylissa Yoder
Owosso
Charlotte Rangle
Eid
Barringer
Irene Myers
Clarence Horn
Clarence, Jr
Farwell
Secott Horn
Francis Thomas
Milton Ford
G. T
Douglas Maccon
Houghton Lake
John
David Williams
Donald Nulf
Helenville
Norbert Fanning
Rose Fanning
William Henderson
James Henderson
East Grant
Nelson Gifford
Alma
Pearl Clute
Larry Lee Thomas
Charles Purdle
Little Alma
Virginia
Bill Allen
Breeckenridge
Fred Schuett
Earl Town
B. F. Hampton
John Johnson
Shelby
Nellie Hampton
Claré
Harrison - Masonic Hedge
Midland Masons
Richard McCartney
A. H. Hutchingon
Maurina and
Rowend
Hrank M. Myers
Mis
Thedosia Alubowicz
Charles Amble
Tocal School
Jerry McCartney
Ernest McCartney
Wallace Smith
Clara, Smith
Adolph Kinsel
Albert Kinsel
Congregational Auxiliary Teas and Bazaar Prep
Mrs. Charles Amble hosts a Thursday tea with the Congregational Auxiliary committee as they craft fancy work and aprons for the annual Christmas Bazaar to be held at the church in early December. Harrison Chapter 408 O B S sponsors a November 18 dinner to fund the O E B S treasury. A November 11 party at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eaton’s featured progressive pedro prizes and a candlewick bedspread gift for Mrs. Hecker.
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Charles Amble
Congregational Auxiliary
Anna Rhodes
Anne Wellington
Irah Emery
Laura Wilson
Greta Rushton
Clara Smith
Julia Schaaf
Fred Weatherhead
Olive Hallett
Murphy
Ralph Eaton
Iowards
Robert Hecker
Pedro
Edgar Bringman
Ralph Deaton
Paul Lang
Clare Hecker
Hecker
U Boat Raid On Cape Cod Recalled From World War I
Mass residents recall the 1918 U-boat attack off Orleans Cape Cod two miles offshore. A German submarine fired three torpedoes and shelled a tug and barges for nearly two hours, wounding Captain Ainslie and two crew members while 41 aboard escaped harm. The attack drew seaplanes and patrol boats, which failed to locate the sub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Mass
United States
Cape ‘Cod
Ainslie
John Botovick
John Vitz
Vitz
Botovick
Chatham Air Station
Sweden Increases Sales of Prefabricated Houses
STOCKHOLM Sweden exports prefabricated houses as production rose from 1546 units in 1933 to over 5000 in 1938. Two main types dominate: a light summer cottage and a fully timbered house available as bungalow cottage or villa with cement or brick foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Contest Won By Blind Girl in Seattle Story Victory
Eighteen year-old Marion J. Anderson, blind from Seattle, won first place in a nationwide short story contest. Her fairy tale How the Butterfly Got Its Name stood out in Braille Searchlight magazine's competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Marion J. Anderson
Braille Searchlight Magazine
New York
Progress Report on Plans for a Space Ship
London experts describe designs for a space ship to reach the moon published in the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society. The article states a lunar voyage could be possible in the not too distant future and notes the need for extensive ground experiments before constructing a space ship.
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London
The
British Interplanetary Society
Books Still Stained With Blood of Marat
Baton Rouge LA Autograph made from the blood of French physician Jean Paul Marat is affixed to a copy of Pere Labat Voyages de. The object, among LSU’s holdings, dates to the 1793 stabbing by Charlotte Corday and remains a notable curiosa in the university collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Paul Marat
Baton Rouge
Marat
Pere Labat
Charlotte Corday
Louisiana State University
Bogus Money Found in British Prison Cell
In Newport Isle of Wight a counterfeit bill change at a club led to 12 more imitation notes found in a Parkhurst prison cell after a convict was moved to hospital. Investigations show stolen camera lens plates and sensitized paper from the photographic department. officials seek how the notes escaped and circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Newport
Isle of Wight
Parkhurst
East Vernon Home Economics Club Elects Recreation Leaders
The East Vernon Home Economics Extension Club met at Lena Brewer’s home with chairwoman Leda Stough presiding. Officers Margaret Boyle and Rose North were named recreation leaders. next meeting at Dorothy Bader’s on December 20 at 10:00 am includes a lunch at noon and a Christmas party with a 10 cent wrapped gift request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Vernon
Lena Brewer
Leda Stough
Margaret Boyle
Rose North
Dorothy Bader
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Rex Clare
Jesse Hammersly
Hammersly
Karl Skinner
Mary Walker
Blaine Watters
Hanksgiving
Food Choppers
U. S
Coast Guard
James P. McCue
McCue
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Cape
Clare City Bakery
East Vernon Club
Feighner