Congregational Auxiliary Holds Meeting Names New Title and Bazaar Plans
The Harrison Congregational Auxiliary met in the church social rooms on Wednesday evening November 13 led by President Mrs Charles Amble. Members voted to rename the Young Women's Auxiliary to Congregational Ladies Auxiliary and plan a Christmas Bazaar with a five o'clock chicken supper. Circles three booths and activities including fish pond and country store will run with Girl Scouts and grandmothers overseeing other events. The next meeting December 10 will elect officers with a nominating committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Auxiliary
Robert Brown
Neil Kinne
Edgar Bringham
Bert Ly Gell
Olive Hallett
Charles Amble
Young Women's Auxiliary
Congregational Ladies Auxiliary
Circle One
Circle Two
Circle Three
Harrison Girl Scouts
Rhodes
Fred Weatherhead
William Murphy
Crouse
Ervin Weaver
Albert Neeley
Frank Bush
Bert Lydell
Hari Green
Edgar Bringman
Home and Garden Division Meeting of Harrison Study Club
The Home and Garden Division met Tuesday afternoon at the City Library from two to four with Mrs. Ben Carpenter chairing and Mrs. William Hibbard to succeed. A biweekly Thursday schedule was set, with topics, pamphlets, and interclub correspondence to be submitted at the next meeting at Mrs. Hibbard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Study Club
City Library
Ben Carpenter
William Hibbard
Max Carey
Birthday Party for Master Phillip Van Every
Twenty three friends gathered at the Gardiners to celebrate the fifth birthday of Master Phillip Van Every. The group enjoyed games and contests and received colorful party balloons before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip van Every
M. M. van Hivery
Henry Gardiner
Mrs Brady Shower Honors Two Brides at Frost Township
Mrs Ed Brady and Mrs Jerry Brady were jointly honored at a shower Saturday afternoon November 16 at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Fred Clark Frost township. Mrs Leonard Schwanz of Audres was hostess. Twenty neighbors and friends attended enjoying a social afternoon during which gifts were opened. A chicken supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brady
Jerry Brady
Fred Clark
Frost Township
Leonard Schwanz
Audres
Girl Scout District Conference Held in Midland
Mrs. Thomas Belt, chairman of the Harrison Ladies Study Club Girl Scout committee, attended the all day Midland District Conference on scouting camping details. She will visit local Girl Scouts this week to report on the Midland Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Belt
Harrison Ladies Study Club
Midland
Dinner for Harrison High teachers features auction bridge
Mrs Earl Wilson hosted a dinner for Harrison High School women faculty on Thursday November 14. The four course meal was centered by a bouquet of yellow rose buds and maiden hair fern in a crystal bowl. Guests included Mrs M M Van Every Miss Allegra Gager Miss Thedosia Alubowicz Mrs Irah Hmery Miss Anne Wellington Miss Ethel Chapel and Mrs Carl Peters. After dinner the group played progressive auction bridge with Miss Wellington winning both the first prize and traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilson
Harrison High School
M. M. van Every
Allegra Gager
Thedosia Alubowicz
Irah Hmery
Anne Wellington
Ethel Chapel
Carl Peters
Miss Wellington
Harrison briefs United Brethren in Christ
Harrison Mission Rev. E. E. Droum and Pastor Sunday School 10:00 a m Mrs Glara Smith Superintendent Church Service 11:00 a m Evening Service 8:00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 8 99 oclock Your are welcome to all services Alton Mead and friends from Detroit visited Harrison for deer hunting Mrs Frank Schwaim Bedford guests of Rep and Mrs B F Hampton Ernest McCartney patient at Dearborn Veterans hospital Ed Yoder and son Gene moved to Detroit Ed Bruce Jr and children visited Greenwood township with relatives Mrs Harry Kress Russer Kress Blaine Banshaw and Mrs Lambert from Lake George Flint and Pontiac were Saturday visitors at Newton Kress home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethern IN Christ
Harrison Mission
E. E. Droum
Glara Smith
Alton Mead
Detroit
Harrison
Alice Mead
Frank Schwaim
Bedford
Rep
B. F. Hampton
Ernest McCartney
Veterans Hospital
Dearborn
Ed Yoder
Gene
Ed Bruce, Jr
Charles
Jeanette
David Roth
Russel Sharp
Greenwood Township
Harry Kress
Russer Kress
Blaine
Banshaw
Lambert
Lake , George, Flint
Pontiac
Newton Kress
Residents Visit Guests and Change at Local Dairy Bar
Mr and Mrs John Beardsley of Hersey visited her parents Mr and Mrs Richard McCartney Saturday and Sunday. They attended Sunday dinner with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Marion Roth. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sheffield and children from Bay City spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Bruce and with Mrs Ben Carpenter and Mrs Neil Kinne. Mrs Prank Bush joined Tuesday luncheon at Mrs W F Parker's home in Gladwin. Mrs A H Hutchinson and daughters Mauyine and Rowena and Mrs Martz of Midland were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank M Myers. Mr and Mrs Fred Zubler have taken over the Dairy Bar and gas station in Harrison after an absence. Maxwell's Dairy Bar is now renamed. John Maxwell and family moved to Onsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beardsley
Hersey
Richard McCartney
Herr
Marion Roth
Arthur Sheffield
Marjorie Roy
Leslie
Bay City
Samuel Bruce
Ben Carpenter
Neil Kinne
Prank Bush
W. PF. Parker
Gladwin
A. H. Hutchinson
Mauyine
Rowena
Martz
Midland
Frank M. Myers
Fred Zubler
Harrison
Maxwell's Dairy Bar
John Maxwell
Onsted
Vernon Extension Group Meets for All Day Session
The Vernon Extension Group met on Thursday November 14 at the home of Mrs Erwin McMillen for an all day meeting. A Christmas party was set for December 10 at Mrs Claude Bailey's home. Sabra Davies and Dorothea Bailey led lessons on Modern Dress Finishes and members practiced cartridge pleats bound putton holes and cloth loops. The group will reconvene in January with Mrs Roy Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Erwin McMillen
Claude Bailey
Sabra Davies
Dorothea Bailey
Roy Robison
Charlotte Border
Vernon Center Extension Group Meets for November Session
The Vernon Center Extension Group gathered at Mrs. Albert Shug’s home on November 15 for an all day meeting. A pot luck lunch followed, with Mrs. Lionel Duncan helping serve. Leaders Mrs. Harry Wild and Mrs. Harry Shug led an afternoon lesson on Modern Dress Finishes with samples, joined by visitors from Vernon Stephenson Lake Crystal Lake. A Christmas party is planned at Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan’s home at Stephenson Lake with a Christmas treat and gift brings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Center Extension Group
Albert Shug
Lionel Duncan
Shug
Harry Wild
Harry Shug
Marshall Brock
Esther Wild
Wiliam Hendrie
Vernon
Bernard Kirkpatrick
Stephenson Lake
Ronald Russell
Crystal Lake
William Duncan
East Vernon Extension Group Meets For All Day Lesson
The East Vernon Home Economics Extension Group met with Mrs. Firmin Borle on November 13 for an all day session. Mrs. Wilson Samborn led the meeting in the chairman’s absence with roll call and minutes. Lessons covered zippers and slide fasteners, loops for dresses, and bound button holes. A pot luck chicken dinner was served at noon. The group plans to reconvene December 4 at 1 pm with Mrs. Walter White and asks attendees to bring a 10 cent gift and popcorn or candy. A talk to parents on adolescent problems by Mrs. Bertha Hess of M.S.C. is set for November 26 at 8 pm in Mt. Pleasant High School auditorium. all fathers and mothers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Vernon
Elsie Brewer
Dorothy Bader
Walter White
Mt. Pleasant
Bertha Hess
M.S.C
Eagle Extension Group Meets on Design Appreciation
The Eagle Extension Group, led by Mrs. Glenn Poet, met Friday November 16 with ten members. Readers Mrs. Howard Penrose and Mrs. George Hemstreet presented the lesson on Enjoyment of Design Appropriately Used using color varied vases and centerpieces to illustrate how environment affects home taste. Lunch followed hosted by the hostess. Next lesson slated with Mrs. Ernest Pelirose, Mrs. Glenn Poet, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Extension Group
Glenn Poet
Howard Penrose
George Hemstreet
Ernest. Pelirose
North Gilmore Extension Club Meeting Report
North Gilmore Extension Club met with Mrs Edith Trumble on Wednesday. Our leader Betella Miles gave part of the lesson in the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Gilmore
Edith ‘Trumble
Betella ‘Miles
Christmas club meeting with lessons on sewing
A noon gathering featured a pot luck dinner followed by a lesson on zipper plackets and bias loops led by Mrs. Miles and Mrs. May Brasington. Upcoming meetings are December 4 with Mrs. Brasington and January with Mrs. Thrush. Attendees included Cecile Pedgrist Ethel Thrush Alice Shilling Ulah Shilling Gladys Robinson Hadna Laverty May Brasington Estella Miles Ruth Marshall and children of Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Marshall. We welcomed little Miss Sharon Sue Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreas
Mrs. Miles
May Brasington
Ethel Thrush
Cecile Pedgrist
Alice Shilling
Ulah Shilling
Gladys Robinson
Hdna Laverty
Estella Miles
Ruth Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Sharon Sue Marshall
Local visitors and deer hunting recall in week end notes
Mr and Mrs Edd Cutter entertained relatives from Flint over the weekend. Mrs Wilbur Philipp and her son visited the Frank Davis home one night last week. Mr and Mrs John Cook of Frost called to see Mr Cutter Thursday. Nealie Cook visited her mother Mrs Randall and brother Oral Sunday afternoon. Mrs Clinton Foster and children Mrs Martin Kheen and children and Mr C J Delts called at the Frank Davis home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F Heckthorn of Saginaw are visiting relatives and Mr Heckthorn is deer hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Cutter
Flint
Wilbur Philipp
Frank Davis
John Cook
Frost
Cutter
Nealie Cook
Randall
Oral
Clinton Foster
Martin Kheen
C. J. Delts
F. Heckthorn
Saginaw
Mr. Hecktorn
Local Social Roundup From Cornwellville Area
Mr and Mrs Jim Reed and child visited in Goleman Saturday night and returned home with his father. Mr and Mrs Dale Travis spent Sunday in St Louis. Mr and Mrs R Gordon and daughter stayed Sunday with their son John and wife in Midland. Bill Smith and Chas Calkins were first to deer hunt locally. Drs Kleecamp Griggs of Sag inaw visited Mr and Mrs Nathan Bicknell Sunday. Miss Edna Lower of Brown Corners and Mrs Bud Stotler called on Mrs Roy Gordon Monday. Misses Irene and Lora Gordon left Wednesday for Fort Lauderdale Florida to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reed
Goleman
Dale Travis
St. Louis
Edna Lower
Brown Corners
Bud Stotler
Roy Gordon
Irene
Lora Gordon
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Local residents visit Shull household and area hunts
Gerald FINE LODC ill with pneumonia improves. Visits from Mr. and Mrs. Bates and daughter Alice Ann of the Brown and Mrs. Ann Shull and Lowell of Arthur Center. Trips to Harrison for business. Deer hunting near Indian River and Shull ranch activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Fine
Wade Cradit
Indian River
Gerald Hemstreet
Robert ‘Shull
Honderichs Return. Sermons Begin Minister Year
Rev. and Mrs. M R Honderich return from vacation and begin the ministerial year with morning and evening sermons after the Endeavor meeting. Neighbors enjoy a quilting bee at Mrs. Ernest Kleiner’s with a birthday cake honoring Mrs. Mayme Runyan, as storm damages cast gloom. The Honderichs visit parents, deer hunters are among early successes, and farmers resume sugar beet harvests amid seasonal hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Honderich
Honderich
Ernest Kleiner
Marie Alien
Mayme Runyan
J. Honderich
Joay
John
Bryan Miller
Clifford Wood
Weather All Quiet with Pleasant Outlook
Mr and Mrs Robert Hutchingon and son Norman visited Mrs Johanna Mack in Clare Saturday. The Ladies Aid thanks supporters of their bake sale which raised about 25 dollars. Recent parsonage callers included R Hildebrandt and daughters and Mr and Mrs Beyens of Elm Grove, Rev and Mrs Honderich visited Mrs Dull of Elm Grove. Mrs Dull remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hutchingon
Norman
Johanna. Mack
Clare
R. Hildebrandt
Beyens
Elm Grove
Honderich
Hunters See Bucks Reported in Local Area
Local notes report hunters active in the area with a few bucks killed. Visiting residents include Roy Berry and Paul Heiler families, plus Leo Heintz hosts entertaining Jonia friends. Pearl Somers from near Rose Bush visited her sister at the Hileman home, and H Sanson of Clare visited relatives. Floyd Squires of West Grant visited his parental home over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Floyd Squires
West Grant
Gilmore Grange Hosts Kin From Texas and California
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Trumble entertained relatives from Texas and California one night last week at Gilmore Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Grange
Nate Trumble
Texas
California
Deer Hunters Report Weekend Quarries and Local Visits
Frank Ingraham of Lansing spent the weekend with his father William and deer hunted, taking a deer Friday forenoon. Glenn Beach scored a morning deer about breakfast time after a brief time in the woods. Mrs. Bila June Erwin of Detroit visits her Shilling family. Hazel Shilling also visited. The Thrushes of Barryton and Morrice share family meals and announce Dennis Harold born November 7 weighing seven pounds twelve ounces. Strong winds Monday night damaged garages wagons windmills and roofs and uprooted trees across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ingraham
Lansing
William Ingraham
Frank
Glenn Beach
Bila June Erwin
Detroit
George Shilling
Hazel Shilling
Lester Thrush
Wilbur Thrush
Barryton
Dennis Harold
Sentinel Trier Sale Notice
A brief sale notice fragment appears with sporadic text and placeholder terms. The readable parts imply a local auction or sale event though details are missing. No clear participants, dates, or locations are discernible from the fragment.
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