Sunday services and local social events at Harrison United Church
Harrison United Church announces Sunday services at the usual hour with a 10 30 Sunday school and an 11 30 sermon. The Helping Hand Society hosted a successful bazaar and ice cream social raising about 30 dollars. Numerous local residents and visitors from Detroit Alma Cadillac Clare and Flint are noted in attendance and various family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United, Brethern
Helping Hand Society of the
United Brothers Church
Miss Jean Finds Week End With Cousin In Hayes Township
Miss Jean Schaaf spent the weekend with her cousin Miss O'Dale in Hayes township. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ladd have purchased a Chevrolet coupe. Mrs Bilis Hughes and son Whilden and Miss Lednore Light were in Clare for business calls Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Schaaf
O’dale
Hayes
Joe Ladd
Bilis Hughes
Whilden
Harrison Girl Weds Carl Millsom in Deer Lake Ceremony
Miss Mildred Weaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Weaver, married Carl Millsom of Pontiac in a Saturday ceremony at Ash Cottage, Deer Lake, read by Dr. A W Jonamstone. The couple to tour northern Michigan two weeks before settling in Pontiac.
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Mildred
Ervin “Weaver
Carl Williams Millsom
Pontiac
A.W. Jonamstone
Deer Lake
Zora Hoffman
Ohio
Carl Millsom
Winifred Fanning
Miss Weaver
Clare County
Clare
Miss Mildred Weaver Bridal Shower Honored by Misses Fanning
Miss Mildred Weaver bride elect was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Helen Fanning and Miss Winifred Fanning on Friday evening. She received many beautiful and useful gifts and refreshments were served at the close of the pleasant social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Weaver
Helen
Mildred
Miss Sylvia Burton Weds Leland Favreau In Hatton Home
Miss Sylvia Burton daughter of Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton of Hatton township married Leland E Favreau son of Mr and Mrs Albert Favreau of Weidman at the bride’s parents home with immediate family present. Sister Flossie Shaver of Clare attended and A B Youngs Justice of Peace officiated. Sylvia wore yellow with a red rose corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Emerson Burton
Hatton Township
Leland E
Albert Favreau
Weidman
Flossie Shaver
Clare
Youngs
Justice of Peace
Birthday Party Honorees Attend Theater Outing
Miss Leanore Light and Davyid Harper were honored guests at a generous chicken dinner at the home of Harper’s parents Saturday evening for birthdays. Guests included Whilden Hughes and Morrel Clute. The party then went to the Ideal Theater in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanore Light
Davyid Harper
Whilden Hughes
Morrel Clute
Ideal Theater
Clare
Two Harvison Boys to Attend Michigan Religious Conference
Eugene Van Blarcom and Lawrence Meyers were chosen to represent the Congregational church and Sunday school of Harvison at the Michigan Religious Education Conference. They will depart for Camp Walden Woods next Saturday and remain there for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene van Blarcom
Lawrence Meyers
Congregational Church
Harvison
Michigan Religious Education Conference
Camp
Walden Woods
Resistant to Smut Varieties From Pennsylvania Station
The Pennsylvania experiment station reports high yielding wheat and oats resistant to loose and covered smuts. Sixty seven strains were grown last year and show smut infection resistance for three generations despite annual inoculation. Promising strains are being multiplied to boost agriculture.
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Pennsylvania
Missouri
Seed Disease Threat in 1935 Spring
The United States Department of Agriculture warns of greater danger from seed borne diseases and noxious weeds in spring 1935. At least six states must source seed externally, risking losses unless careful seed selection and treatment with a commercial disease-preventive are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Growth standards for purebred dairy cattle discussed
Breeders of dairy cattle seek size standards for young and mature animals. Circumference of chest height of withers width of hips and total body weight relate to each other and help judge conformity to breed standards.
Reed City camp highlights Sunday Brooks Sunday school visit
West Freeman reports several locals attending the Reed City camp and meeting the Brooks Sunday school. Carl Rodabaugh traveled to Jackson on business while Mrs. John Gaffney remained on the sick list. Harry Boucher and family planned a Lake George trip Thursday evening. Jay Struble and family visited their relatives Sunday with B. Shinabarger and daughters also going out on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed City
Brooks
Carl Rodabaugh
Jackson
John Gaffney
Harry Boucher
Lake George
Jay. Struble
Ie Mais
B. Shinabarger
Siete
Hinkville Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Miss Maxine Hawkins spent Saturday to Tuesday with cousin Mrs. Frank Hartman in Midland. Mr. and Mrs. T Edwards visited from Gladwin at the Mulberg home. Mrs. Floyd Price of Farwell called on Mrs. A Oliver and Mrs. F Hinkle. Edward Armstrong and his sister Anna of Detroit with Mrs. Beulah Carpenter of Flint visited with Mrs. Volney Davis. Wn Armstrong of Saginaw visited Saturday. Mrs. Davis and Janet dined with them at the summer home in Farwell. Mr. and Mrs. F Hinkle and Mrs. Joseph Hendrie of Clare attended John Hart’s funeral near Rose bush Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stimpson
Cadillac
Henry Rolland
Detroit
A. Rolland
F. M. Shumway
Clare
Carlos Vanest
Gladwin
Wayne Fosgett
Senator Carpenter
Edmond Woods
Hayes Township
William Titus Ant
Clara Louise
Saginaw
Donna Kear
Ithaca
Roy Kear
Purdue
Charles Egbert
Hebert
Bertha Schaaf
O. EB. Johnson
J. H. Johnson
Pama
Illinois
Joe Newbound
Ralph Hughes
John
Lansing
Bobby Miller
Redding Township
Elmer Clute
B. F. Hampton
Kathleen
Eugene Stanley
Farwell
Joe Ladd
Lines
Wynco Lodge
William Murphy
Mirs
Ida Rose
Wiggins Lake
Charles Burns
Miss Thelma
Charlotte
Joe Casey
Robert Burns
Davis
Janet
F. Hinkle
Joseph Hendrie
John Hart
Rosebush
Local Families Visit and Recoveries Reported
Brush College residents Mrs. Chas Davis and family from Schoolcraft visited relatives. Harley Coats family and Galen Coats spent Saturday with the Albert Hanner home near Lake. Rockey, Milkie, Gruno, and Batterson families appear in the week’s social notes along with illness and recoveries from mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Davis
Schoolcraft
Harley Coats
Delores
Galen Coats
Albert Hanner
Lake
Harold
Anna Lou Rockey
Helen Sanders
Steve Batterson
Ohio
Shull Family Reunion Highlights Local Notes
The Spicer reunion at Orvis Grove drew about sixty attendees and set the next gathering for the last Sunday in July 1936. Elsie and Ruth Shull returned from Harrison after visiting sister Mrs. Geo Bates, as Anna Shull aided Mary Helen Bates post tonsil surgery in Clare General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Ruth Shull
Geo. Bates
Harrison
Anna Shull
M. BE. Harrold
Gladwin
Maude Barber
Kenneth Roller
Bert Kinne
Owen Spink
Sheridan
Mary Helen Bates
Clare General Hospital
la Verne
Alice
Anne Bates
Shull
Spicer
Orvis Grove
Southeast Sheridan Residents Share Health and Visits
Homer Loomis is diagnosed with T B of the hip rather than rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sowle visited relatives in Oakland county from Saturday to Monday. Mrs. R Schaar stays with daughter and husband in West Vernon. Claude Smith and other relatives joined a Sunday at Houghton Lake. Mr and Mrs Fred Rodman and granddaughter Barbara Day visit Lansing kin. A shower honors Mr and Mrs Don Cobleigh at Loomis home with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Loomis
T. B
Mark Sowle
Oakland County
R. Schaar
Clayton Barber
West Vernon
Fred Roddman
James Hilcott
Claude Smith
Houghton Lake
Central Gilmore Sunday Services Schedule
Central Gilmore lists Sunday schedule with preaching at 11:00 a.m. and evening service at 8:30 p.m. Sunday School meets at 10:00 a.m. and C. H. meeting at 7:45 p.m. Pastor Harl E. Vayette leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl
Vayette
Brasington Family Reunion Notes July Visit
About 76 relatives and friends attended the Brasington reunion at Melvin Brasington's home on July 28. Mr and Mrs Harl Vayette and their little son Ronald left Sunday evening to camp at Rock Lake and attend the annual conference. They were also at Rock Lake the latter part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasington
Melvin Brasington
Landing
Harl Vayette
Ronald
Rock Lake
Thay
Willing Workers Meet at Church Basement
The Willing Workers met at the church basement last Thursday. Mrs. Alfred Lietz and Mrs. Egbert Fordyce were on the serving committee. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jarman and Owen, also Chas. Barber were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tanner. Harford Welch and wife of Ohio are visiting the Welch parents. Edna Shilling visited Violet Shinner weekend. Al Lietz of Lansing visited his wife here over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lietz
Egbert Fordyce
Ray Jarman
Owen
Chas. Barber
Wm. Tanner
Harford Welch
Wife
Ohio
Samuel Welch
Percy
Edna Shilling
Violet Shinner
al, Lietz
Lansing
Discovery of northwestern America by Bering voyage
The 1740 voyage of Vitus Bering, ordered by Empress Elizabeth, reached northwestern America and expanded Russian possessions. Thirteen years earlier Bering had found Asia and America not connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Witus Bering
America
Himpress Elizabeth
Russi
Bering
Asia
Meteor fall rate and Earth's radius change claim
An article notes a rough estimate of 2,500 tons of meteors hitting Earth annually and calculates that at this rate it would take about 20,000,000 years for the accumulation to alter Earth's radius. Quoted is O. G. Wyile of the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. OG. Wyile
University
Lowa
Homemade water softeners cut wash day costs at MSU
Michigan State College home economics specialists show how trisodium phosphate and washing soda soften hard water and lower soap use. Test hardness by a quick soak and suds check, then record the effective amount for future loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Emeritus Status and Obligations in Institutions
Emeritus status signals retirement from active participation in an organization’s work. Recipients accept the honor and are expected to observe customary practices, unless the organization takes contrary action.
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Eilis Hughes
Karl Mavis
Anna Stelaruk
Jesse Allen
Otto Eastment
Alma
Seaver Amble
Don Schaaf
Six Lakes
A.D. Matteson
Frankfort
Esther Johnson
Thomas Youngs
Flint
Bleanor Lyons
Suzanna
Bates
Sonia
Wisie
Geo Bates
LaVerne Bates
Alice Ann
George Bates
Mary Helen
Clare County General Hospital
Traverse’ City
Roy Darling
Iris Williams
Bessie Williams
Watson Smith
Rudolph Nagle
Higgins Lake
Helen Pardee
West Frankfurt
William Briggance
A. B. Lucas
Emma Hoag
Percy Chamberlain
Bert Allen
Upper Peninsula
Wilbur Lower
Francis Reynolds
Brown
Richard Emerson
Dover
William Henderson
Dora Nettleton
North Bradley
Smith
Joe Newhound
John Asline
Anna Vett
Near Temple
Francis Thomas
Clare Club
W. H. Kennedy
FP. M. Myers
Egbert
Mt. Pleasant
Little Beth Egbert
Art Wilson
Wallace Smith
St. Johns
Harold Hughes
Ellis’ Hughes
Alzanie Rolland
Jr. A. Whitmer
Albert
Frost
Max Carey
Havin
Burton-Favreau
West Freeman
Brush College
Arthur Center
DAVYS
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Candlewick
Dimities
Voiles
Batistes
Central Gilmore
Homemakers’ Corner
Michigan
State College
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