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Pastor Resigns from Harrison Church to Return to Florida
The Rev. Ray M. Busler, pastor of the Harrison Congregational Church for two and a half years, resigns effective December 1. He will depart next week with his family for Tampa Florida, his previous home, to spend the winter. Mrs. Busler will continue in Harrison to wrap up church duties.
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Florida
Ray M. Busler
Congregational
Busler
Tampa
Deer Hunters Return With Bucks Across Several Counties
Hunters from Luzerne Roscommon Crawford and other counties reported success. Notable catches include a twelve point buck by Senator B Carpenter and multiple four buck returns by Leo Schultz Miles Darling and Bert Norris. The Young Ladies Bridge Club met with Mrs Bringman on November 14. Lost cat Tip Toe reported in Harrison area.
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Leo Schultz
Miles Darling
Bert Norris
Luzerne
Buck
William Murphy
Reggie Reid
Albert Archambault
Roscommon County
Arthur Sheffield
Gordon Smith
Basil Strout
Gladwin
Sugar River
Paul Lang
Walter
Ralph Eaton
Mr. Lang
Senator B. Carpenter
Crawford County
Jim Richards
Ray Rule
Dover
Edmond Woods
George Allen
Karl Mavis
Verne Michell
Detroit
Jess Allen
Wolverine
Robert Brown
Fred Smith
Breckenridge
River View
Mr. Smith
Wallace Harper
James Stanley
Morrel Clute
Harrison Boys
Mio
Stanley
P. D. Gibson
John Briggs
Joe Ladd
Marl Skinner
Don Leépley
Young Ladies' Bridge Club
Edgar Bringman
James. Darling
Farewell Party Honors Miss Betty Weatherhead
Friday evening November 17 a farewell party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley by a group of friends. Twelve guests enjoyed games and refreshments while Miss Weatherhead received a happy surprise. The Congregational Auxiliary entertained by Mrs. Jessie Gleason on November 16 with fifteen members deciding to sponsor the annual game banquet set for December 6 in the church basement.
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Igioe
Richel
Walter Lang
Fred Smith
Walter Balzer
Helen Hanna
Gladwin
Hen ‘Gister
Robert Brown
Ralph Balch
Hivin Kruse
Franklin Snider
Mr. Verplank
Edmore
John, Beardsley
Hersey
James Stanley
Rosalie Lang
Worthy
County Red Cross
Edward White
Alvin Gosiene
Don Schaaf
Charles Amble
Morrel Clure
Clare
Gordon Smith
Samuel Bruce
Ackett
Flint
Anna Rhodes
Frank
Daniel Sears
Clangon
Wayne Yosgett
Eleanor
Thomas
Hatton
Jess Allen
Mt. Pleasant
Mis
Kathern Briggs
Uclare
Myr
John Briggs
Morrel Clute
Morrel, Jr
Albert Bruce
Greenwood
J. B. Garrabrant
Mynard Maybee
McKinistry
Toledo
Wallace Smith
Karl Mavis
Karl Jess
Detroit
Nellie Vanderbass
Missaukee County
B. Carpenter
James Darling
Dean Gleason
Janet Hughes
Elmer Hughes
Harold Hillabrandt
Betty
Weatherhead
Jessie Gleason
Neimz
Chicago
Gilkeson
Marble
Following the Footsteps of Paul Lecture Set
Mr John F Brown who lectured on the Philippines consents to speak Sunday evening on Following the Footsteps of Paul He says his travels mirror Paul s roads without the Damascus Philippi or Rome perils Mr Butts orchestra will furnish music Public is invited.
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Ray M. Bustier
Harrison
Ray M. Busler
John B. Brown
Paul
Mr. Butts
John F. Brown
Philippines
Brown
Damascus
Philippi
Rome
Butts
Barracks Complete as Camp Harrison Hosts Games
Camp Harrison residents report the completion of winter quarters for Company 684 and a basketball doubleheader with Harrison Independents and Maroons. Stars Hughes and Belczyk led the Maroons while Makarowski and Kozlowski shone for the All Stars in a 22 to 7 forward win and 27 to 17 upset.
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1613Th Company Maroons
Harrison Independents
Camp Harrison
Black
BE. Hughes
Schwarts
Wasung
Waluk
Maroons
Ho. Belczyk
Maroon
Allstars
Comets
al Makowski
All-stars
Stan Kozlowski
Bukets Bladder Laxative Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Bukets bladder laxative as cleansing to drive out impurities and acids causing irritation. It promises relief after four days or a refund, suggesting better sleep and fewer urinary symptoms. The copy notes a 25 cent box and endorsements from a druggist.
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HR. A. Anderson
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