Harrison News Social and club notices highlight reunions
Mr and Mrs Leslie Gardner attended the Garey family reunion at Vassar with forty present and a pot luck meal. The Harrison Women's Club met with officer changes and a program on Hymns. Numerous visits and gatherings across towns like Port Huron, Traverse City, Saginaw, and Mt Pleasant are noted, plus family visits in Harrison and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gardner
Garey
Vassar
Pat Toft
Port Huron
Vernon Shurtz
Rochester
Rosebush
Traverse City
Ewart , Sandusky
Harrison
Harrison Women’s Club
Norman Rauch
Rauch
Ray McMullen
Clarence Reidle
Mildred Rauch
Charles Amble
Ethel Hagen
Michigan State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mt. Pleasant
Winnifred Welch
Harrison Club
Thora Morrison
Rally Day at Dover Church Promises Sunday School Push
The Dover Baptist Church schedules its annual Sunday School Rally this Sunday at 10 00 a m with a goal of 85 attendees. A special program and small gifts await all who participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Clare County 4-H Leaders Open September Meeting
4-H Parents Donna Carr president of the Clare County Parents and Leaders Association opened the September meeting with flag pledges. Twenty five members attended as fifth and sixth graders in all Clare County schools are organized into 4-H Conservation Clubs. Planned events include the Oct 5 Fall Rally at Harrison School and a Chicago trip for three members and two adults. A nominating committee was named for the October vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna, Carr
Clare County
Parents and Leaders Association
MacQueen
Harrison School
Marion Magnus
Chicago
Taylor Reunion at Rosebush Memorial Park Draws 33
The Taylor Reunion gathered 33 attendees on Sunday at Rosebush Memorial Park. Leo Nixon of Clare was the oldest guest and Pamela Neff the youngest. Mrs Freida Holden and daughter Peggy traveled farthest from Dimondale. The next reunion is planned for the third Sunday in August 1964 at the same location with attendees from Clare Lake Rosebush Mt Pleasant Shepherd and Dimondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Rosebush Memorial Park
Leo Nixon
Clare
Pamela Neff
Freida Holden
Peggy
Dimondale
Lake
Rosebush
Mt. Pleasant
Shepherd
Congregational Church News Highlights Meetings and Talks
Rev and Mrs Van Parker and Mr and Mrs Lewis Preston attended the State Conference of the United Church of Christ in Lansing. Mrs George Beck and others represented Glare Church School Workers in Harrison to explain the new church school curriculum. Rev Parker's Sunday topic is Take My Life. John Green to speak at Breckenridge on the Laymen's Rally in Clare on the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Parker
Lewis Preston
Lansing
United Church of Christ
George Beck
Parker
Effie Hales
Glare Church
Harrison
John Green
Breckenridge
Clare
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Local Week
Numerous neighbors and relatives from Flint to Bay City and beyond gathered in Chesaning for meals and visits at family homes. Highlights include Floy and Olive Robinette hosting and a trout farm excursion with William Gerow and Mabel Root in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Robinette
Chesaning
Olive Robinette
Elsie Pudvay
Cecil Pudvay
Golonville
Ford Zimmerman
Coldwater
Ralph Zimmerman
Angola Indiana
Amanda Newman
Brush College
Dessie Davis
Don McGillan
Midland
Jennie Cobleigh
Wesley Morden
Dearborn
John Morden
Ellis Mussell
Holt
Duane Mussell
Mr. Pleasant
Mary Mussell
Terry
Mabel Root
Vivian Sandberg
Duluth
Minnesota
William Gerow
W.E. Gilson
Bourke Lodewyk
Eugene FitzGerald
John Keschman
Carl Coolper
Bay City
Joseph L. Kennedy
Robert Leposky
Torch
Lake
Clare
Ray Archbold
Forest’ Garchow
Maureen of
Flint
William Garchow
L.R. Cotton
William Ger~ow
Robinette
William Archambault
Kalamazoo
Albert Aube
D. E. Johnston
Lansing
L.D. Fisher
Florence Robinette
Rex Robinette
Barney Scott
Eight Point Lake
E.J. Allen
James Stanley
Hubert Sills
Elsie
Clair Stranley
Laurence Seiter
Eugene Campbell
Multiple births and church meeting details reported
Several birth notices from Clare General Hospital list newborns with parents in Harrison and surrounding areas. Names include Stacy Jay Elwood Shattuck, Rose Mary Tetloff, Shelly Renne Erchmar, Charles Edward II, and Richard Gregory Stang, with birth dates and weights. The Lutheran Ladies Aid held fall meetings on September 12 with 15 members and a guest, while planning upcoming events and a rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tetloff
Harrison
Rose Mary
Clare Hospital
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Michael Salcert
Raymond Schultz
Hugh Bell
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Harrison News
Carey Family
Bill Patch
Don Chapel
William Arriett
Grand Blanc
Douglas Moncrieff
Michigan City
Indiana
Arnold Stamman
Cullen Moncrieff
Cindy
Willard Dancer
Dale
Kenneth Cook
Minnie Stuermer
Ardis Rest
Herman. Walters
Ted Bilby
Pat and
Vickie Huston
Kenneth Huston
Detroit
Frank Kilgore
Williamston
Clara Stone
Frank Albee
Ned Hansen
Margo
Curt Morton
Patel Hardwood
Alma
A. Wise
Tecumseh
Vern Mathias
Lee Hammond
George Nash
Clyde Pifer
Clarence Ladd
Gladwin
Ruth Hubbard
Duane Gardner
Baby
Earl Thomas
John Raspot
Russell Dicken
Marian Light
Saginaw
Rudolph Nagel
Bonnie
Clara Smith
Richard Garthe
Ray Owens
Tom Bradley
Stanley Crum
D.R. Salisbury
Congregational Church News
U.S. Army
Charles Shafer
R-4
Ronald C. Shafer
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Fort Hood
Texas
Army
Richard J. Penny
William J. Penny
Aviation Center
Fort Rucker
Ala
Penny
Farwell High
Helen Akins
Waxahachie
Oklahoma City
First Assembly of God
Charles Cooper
Clark Kinsey
Norwalk
California
Roy Kinsey
Clark
G.c.noblit
Brockway
Pennsylvania
I.R. Noblit
Stacy Jay
Elwood Shattuck
Clare General Hospital
Steve Erchmar
Shelly Renne
Charles Bruce
Charles Edward II
Richard Gregory
Richard Stang
George Bennet
Gordon Ernest
Lutheran Aid
Chevrolet
Brothers Clare
Michigan
Ny Mee
Household Appliances Inc
Norman Wilson
Lake City
John Stough
Clare Sentinel
SWIFT
Thriftline
Basle
SAVON
Regency
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Tri-Land
Swift Homes
Saginaw Road
Bay Road
Bay Cefy
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Jacklin Ph. Shepherd
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