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United Brethern Church Service Notes and Harrison Social Roundup
The Harrison column lists United Brethren Church preparations with Sunday services at the usual hour, Sunday school at 10, a special sermon at 11, and evening services resuming next Sunday at 8. A midweek prayer meeting is announced. The recap then shifts to local social news including visits, rentals, purchases, and shifting residents, plus hotel and restaurant renovations in town.
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Charles Kleinhardt
Town Noted Improvements Near Completion at Court House
The new addition to the Court House is near completion. Front doors are in use and the office force led by Paul D. Gibson County Agricultural Agent has moved into new upstairs quarters. The addition greatly improves the building with more roomy offices and better lighting.
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Paul D. Gibson
Congregational Church elects officers after pastor’s death
A Sunday meeting of Congregational Church members elected Paul D. Gibson trustee and Charles Van Blarcom Sunday School superintendent to fill vacancies caused by the death of A S Youngs. Social Workers of Licota met at Mrs Bert Landers home with Mrs Edgar Bringman and Miss Beatrice Landers in attendance.
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A. S. Youngs
Paul D. Gibson
Charles van Blarcom
Edgar Bringman
Beatrice Landers
Social Workers of
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Bert Landers
Helping Hand Society
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United Brothers'’ Church
Hazel Dillenback
Gerald Reigle
Leone Davis
Leo Bruce
Ella Jacobs
Clara Smith
Alvin Lautzenheiser
Richard White
Hayes
Harrison Alumni Society Plans Annual Banquet Schedule
At the April 15 meeting at the school building the Harrison Alumni Society formed committees for the upcoming banquet at the Community building in late May. Albert Archambault chaired General Arrangement with Rex Clute, Owen Huber, Frederick Huber, 4H. Henry Hughes led Program with Wayne Fosgetti, Ralph Carpenter, James Mead, David Harper. Reception Committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Mynard Maybee and Superintendent and Mrs. Charles Amble.
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Harrison Alumni Society
Albert Archambault
Rex Clute
Owen Huber
Frederick Huber
Henry Hughes
Marriage of Beatrice Burnett to Harlan Ball Revealed
Mr and Mrs Charles Burnett of Harrison announce the marriage of their daughter Beatrice to Harlan L Ball of Pinckney Michigan. The couple wed November 21 1936 at the Grdes W Lutheran Church in Fremont Ohio. Mrs Hall graduated from Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasants and Mr Ball is a graduate of Ypsilanti teaching at New Haven Michigan.
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Forest Garver
Browns Corners
Wilden Hughes
Wayne Fostett
Eleanor
Blaine
Bessie Williams
Midland
Ephriam Briggs
Bay City
Donald Secelinger
Josephine Ladd
Percy Durfee
Hallet
C. G. Collins
Mt. Pleasant
Harrison
Seaver Amble
Clare
Rosa Hwimendorf
Pred Smith
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Lansing
Jesse Hammersly
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Consumers Power Company
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Béatrice
Harlan L. Ball
Pinckney
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Arthur Pat Ky
Grdes W. Lutheran Church
Fremont
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Central State Teachers College
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Ypsilanti
New Haven
Silo gas dangers shown as preventable risks
Washington warns that silage fermentation produces carbon dioxide that can suffocate entrants. Dr. David J. Price outlines ventilation steps, animal tests, and rescue procedures to avoid fatalities in pit and above ground silos during and after storage.
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David J. Price
Bureau of Chemstry and Soils
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United States Public Health Service
Arkansas Farmer Hats Watermelon With Makeshift Handles
Gould Arkansas farmer Dave Crockett wowed locals by growing a Dixie Queen watermelon with improvised handles formed from a section of fence. The oblong fruit stood eight feet from its hill and required him to haul it out by carrying a fence segment as a makeshift grip.
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Farmer Crockett
The English Horn Described as Alto Oboe
The English horn is a woodwind instrument larger and lower pitched than the oboe with a darker tone color. It is not an English horn in name or a true horn but an alto oboe in effect.
Fault-Mending Motto Echoes in Workplace Culture
A local column argues that constructive criticism boosts teams more than fault finding. Leaders urge shifting from blame to fixing errors, highlighting practical steps and examples from nearby companies.
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