Congregational Church Sermon and Community Notes
The Harrison weekly notes the Congregational Church led by Ray M. Buster with worship at 10:30 a.m and a sermon on meeting world needs. Communion and new member reception planned for the first Sunday in October. The column also lists visitors and local movement, including many trips, calls, and weekend guests across town.
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Congregational Church
Ray M. Buster
The
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United Brethren Church Services and Upcoming Events
Pastor Rev Chas Kleinhardt leads Sunday School at 10 30 with B Fisher as superintendent. Worship at 11 30 and 7 30 pm. A half hour hymn service precedes evangelistic service. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm led by Elias Barlow. Maple Grove holds 2 30 pm service after 1 30 pm Sunday School. Miss Caroline Leutzinger of Moddersville visited Miss Wathern Briggs.
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United Brethren Church
Chas. Kleinhardt
B. Fisher
Elias Barlow
Maple Grove
Weekend Guests and Park Attendance Highlight Early September
The report lists numerous social visits from families and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Power from Traverse City and Miss Gertrude Johnstone of Detroit. Front September first to ninth many guests attended the park, with September lake bathers reaching a record for the month.
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B! Credit
Fowler
William Henderson
Hol, White
Parker and Gon
Charlotte
Schurr
Saginaw
Harry Simpson
Gertrude Johnstone
Detroit
Johnstone
Kenneth Church
David Switzer
Alma
Clement Hill A
Waters of Budd Lake Safe for Bathing
Mr. Harry Simpson, beach attendant, declares rumors of Budd Lake contamination false. The State Department of Health tests the water about every three weeks since May first, with no contamination found. Wilson State Park swimming beach ranks among the best with lifeguards and safety measures in place.
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Harry Simpson
Budd Lake
State Department of Health
Wilson State Park
Simpson
Harrison Board of Commerce Plans Activities Meeting
The September meeting at the Congregational church discussed yearly plans and membership renewal. A committee led by Van Duesen with Henry Gardiner Bryan Fanning Robert Burns Henrie Hampton and Seaver Amble was appointed to enroll and renew members. The group also approved hosting the Clare Chamber of Commerce and County Supervisors for the October meeting. A lunch followed.
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Harrison Board of Commerce
Congregational Church
Gibson
Mr. van Duesen
Henry Gardiner Bryan Fanning
Robert Burns
Henrie Hampton
Seaver Amble
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Community Notes from Vernon Hill Various Family Visits
Vernon Hill residents report visits and calls among neighbors and relatives from Wise to Mt. Pleasant and Farwell. The week includes new neighbors at the Davis house on U.S. 27 and a ball game between Union Grange and the Rinky Dinks of Mt. Pleasant with scores 5-1 and 6-1. Local sick lists and friendly calls pepper the bulletin.
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Ernie Stevens
Alfred Slocum
Wise
Elmer Wilkinson
Will Campbell
Mt. Pleasant
F. G. Allen
Thomas Bolen
Aaron Irwin
Farwell
Shaw
Bolen
Phyllis
Clayton Funnell
Roy
Walters
George Wentworth
Seymour Border
Jim Sherman
Wellington Airey
Marion
David Clark
Union Grange
Onie Border
George Snider
Frank Emery
Florence Rolle
Detroit
Will. Holbrook
Senhy Billaby
Local Residents Mot Smoothly Through Visits and Home Projects
Mr and a Me of Brown City with Mrs. Pearl Hopkins of Grand Rapids visit Mrs. Thomas Bolen. Widespread visiting from Harwell and Detroit to Clare county families. Neighbors improve homes with painting electric lights. Several outings include Clare county fair at Harrison and trips to Memphis New Orleans Santa Cruz.
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Elizabeth Streeter
Jackson
Tampa
FE Garrison
J. White
Alma
Ed. White
F. Hampton
Denver
Colorado
B. F. Hampton
Alice Paisley
Mt. Pleasant
Dan Lockwood
Charles Weidner
Saginaw
Howard
Alanson
M. Casey
William Horton
Clare
William Henderson
Harrison
U. S. 27
Herman Voss
Bert Converse
Allan Lanard
Lansing
W. Coulter
Miss Sweeney
Shepherd
Michael Fanning
Joe Russel
Bruce Russel
Mré&s
Marjorie Russel
Midland
Sam Bruce
William, Perry
Hamilton Township
Don Ackerman
Edmund Woods
Traverse City
David Roth
McBride
Louise Session
Lee Sessions
Sheridan
Francis Walling
Flint
Ray Kress
Riverett Allen
Dover
D. Lockwood
Fred Smith
Busler
Miss Talmadge
Miles Darling
Slokem
Detroit
Park
California
Charles Roth
Omer
Dave Roth
Maud Burtis
Maid Squires
Ypsilanti
Delia Munson
A. Raid
Mra
F. White
Kelvin
Highland
Joe News Bound
Walters and Daughter
Brown City
Pearl Hopkins
Grand Rapids
Thomas Bolen
Jens.Wood
Harwell
Lulu
Adams
Henry Lines
Josie
George Bryant
Dale
Caldwell
Fred Loomis
Holbrook Bazaar Ad Promotes Money Orders and Bank Services
An old newspaper snippet advertises Holbrook's Bazaar with Saturday specials on glass sugar and creamer, and promotes Protectu Bank money orders for sale at Citizens State Bank as a convenient money transfer option.
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Green Glass
Holbrook’s Bazaar
Citizens State Bank
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