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Sunday Church Services and Local News At Mann Siding
The Mann Siding school house hosts Sunday church at 8:00 p m led by Pastor Russell N Cook. United Brethren Church offers 11 30 a m service and 7 45 p m evangelistic service with 10 30 a m Sunday School and 8 00 p m Wednesday prayer meeting. Local residents visit relatives and travel between Gladwin Saginaw Mt Pleasant Beulah and other Michigan towns.
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United Brethren Church
Chas. Kleinhardt
Congregational Church Invites Community to Worship
Ray M. Busler, Pastor, leads 10:30 worship and sermon emphasizing human brotherhood and better living. 11:45 Sunday School invites parents and children to participate, with calls for prompt attendance and cooperation in character building.
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Congregational Church
Ray M. Busler
Saginaw Shoppers Visit Local Stores on Thursday
Buy American Mrs. B. F. Hampton Mrs. P. E. Reals Mrs. H. Gardiner and Mrs. P. D. Gibson were seen shopping in Saginaw on Thursday highlighting local retail activity and shopper trips.
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P. E. Reals
H. Gardiner
P. D. Gibson
Saginaw
Bridge Party At Fannings Hosted By Mrs Fanning And Mrs Beals
Mrs Bryan Fanning and Mrs P J Beals hosted neighbors for a bridge party at the Fanning home. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Schaaf first and Mrs H Gardiner second. A lunch of hot chocolate wafers and cake followed. Guests included Misses Helen and Winifred Fanning Mrs Fanning Sr daughter Mrs McCarthy of South Bend Van Duesen James Stanley H Gardiner JE Clute C Ambie and Miss Anna Joos.
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P. J. Beals
Bridge
Fanning
Fred Schaaf
H. Gardiner
Helen
Winifred Fanning
Mr. Fanning
McCarthy
South Bend
van Duesen
James Stanley
JE. Clute
C. Ambie
Anna Joos
Mixed Bridge Club Hosts at Sheffield Home
Mrs Arthur Sheffield and Mrs J Sheffield hosted the Mixed Bridge Club Saturday evening with a roast pork dinner and prizes for Mrs J A Whitmer and Don Lepley. Regular members attended and guest Miss Martha Ann Moore joined the host's daughter Marjorie Lou. A separate note says Mrs Fred Wood’s surprise birthday party ended with lunch and games as Mr and Mrs R Hecker Max Stanley Mrs Graub Ed Bruce Jy Edgar Bringman Russel Sharp Wayne Trosgett and Arlo Beavers attended.
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Fred Schaaf
Clyde Pifer
Beulah
Jess Allen
Wallace
Mt. Pleasant
Edmond Woods
Farwell
Don Lepley
Lansing
Marie Merril
Arthur Sheffield
J. A. Whitmer
Martha Ann Moore
Fred Wood
R. Hecker
Max Stanley
Graub
Ed. Bruce
Edgar Bringman
Russel Sharp
Wayne Trosgett
Arlo Beavers
Harrison School Notes Annual assembly and program updates
The assembly Friday featured a short play The Radio Influence with Roy Alen John Pifer Hazel Amy and Rose Marie Stanley. The Boys Quartette and Girls Sextette performed and David Harper presented a junior girl written ballad. Plans and class play The Path Across the Hill are set for May with practice beginning soon.
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Roy Alen
John Pifer
Hazel Amy
Rose Marie Stanley
David Harper
Beth Schaaf
Ruth Lepley
Dorothy Lepsey
Miss Martin
Etha Moore
Evelyn Rhodes
Class notes from Glen Updyke and room activities
Sophomore Glen Updyke returns after absence and Mr Maybee shares difficulty in Geometry. Freshmen test World History and Latin. Betty Budd leaves fifth grade for Greenwood district. Mothers’ meeting attended by listed ladies. Reverends Buster and Light visit. Friday program for lower intermediate. Parents welcome. new girl from Indiana joins room.
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Greenwood
Betty
Acre
Sam Bruce
Guy Light
Ernest McCartney
Myers
Skinner
Williams
Woods
Mather
Shumway
Buster
Light
Patriotic Privilege in a Free Country
A fragment discusses citizen rights to engage with government and return home on election day. The text references patriotism, privilege, and civic duties, but is fragmentary and lacks clear events or names.
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Harrison elects city officers with strong Republican majorities
Election returns from Harrison show Republican wins across city officers and ward posts. Mayor Robert Burns Mynard Maybee and Waynie Fostett were reelected with small vote differentials in several races. Constables Reggie Reid and John Acre also listed. Progressive ticket saw no wins.
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Robert Burns
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Waynie Fostett
Townships Vote Yields Across Relying Parties
Official county returns show contested races across Lincoln and Arthur townships with multiple party slates. Results list supervisors clerks treasurers highway commissioners and justices with Republicans prevailing in several posts and strong showing for repeal measures in some districts.
May Grow More Peas in State This Year
Michigan growers consider expanding field pea acreage in 1933 despite a 36 percent drop from the 10 year average. Buyers pay about $1.25 per bushel for good grades, with Can adian field peas and Scotch green as top varieties. Early planting and inoculation aid yields. crop rotations help control pests. peas may be eaten or ground for stock feed. Circular Bulletin 145 offers growing directions from Michigan State College.
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Insula
Ontario
Michigan State College
Hash Lansings
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