United Brethren Church Services and Local Notes
Preaching at 11 30 morning evangelistic service 7 45 evening Sunday School at 10 80 visitors welcome Pastor Chas Kleinhardt Ralph Hughes enroute from deer hunting to Lansing. Local notices recount visits from Saginaw Detroit and Gladwin residents and a deer hunt trip. A hunter was found after a search joint by Conservation Officer Hildebrandt and party. Mrs Weatherhead resigns, replacement begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren ‘Church
Chas Kleinhardt
Ralph Hughes
Lansing
Fred Smith
Joe Newbound
Saginaw
McKibben
Ithaca
Charles Amble
Fred Weatherhead
Nettie Mary
Arnold Hughes
Shepherd
O'Dale Schaaf
Soo
June Rose
Hoover
Ralph Klingman
Detroit
John Briggs
Harold Hughes
C. Amble
Ruth Linsley
McClain
Clare
Legion
Peter Ladd
Beaverton
Jos
Albert Bruce
Greenwood
Chas. David
Hast Grant
Henderson Home
Chas. Reynolds
Norma Lillian Briggs
Norman
Frost
Jack Briggs
J. D. Coffman
Houghton Lake
Jas. Garrabrandt
Mt. Pleasant
Upper Peninsula
John Merrill
Merril Shaffer
Jackie Merril
Arthur Sheffield
Basil Stout
Gordon Smith
Gladwin
Bargain Household Goods Ad Lists Low Prices
Local ad promotes quality goods at bargain prices featuring 10 bars Fels Naptha soap, 3 lb Argo starch for a 4 lb package, macaroni or spaghetti priced at 45 cents, 20 cents, 25 cents, and 43 cents respectively.
Harrison Pastor Resigns to Return to Tampa Florida
The Rev. Ray M. Busler resigns as pastor of Harrison Congregational Church after two and a half years. A unanimous resolution accepts his resignation and commends his service. Effective December 1, Busler leaves Harrison for Tampa, Florida, with Mrs. Busler joining him for climate reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Tampa
Florida
Ray M. Busler
Harrison Congregational Church
Fred W. Weatherhead
First Congregational Church
Michigan
Jessie M. Greason
Busler
Camp Harrison Activities and Camp 1613 Updates
Thanksgiving turkey orders for Camp Harrison. Major Stacey inspects camps. Major Chapman becomes District Commander of the 4th District including Camp Harrison and Camp Houghton. Captain Weile arrives from Fort Sheridan as new Company 1613 officer. Mayor Wilson visits Camp 1613 and lauds the camp. Multiple social events feature the staff, officers, and guests including Senator Carpenter, Dr. Igloo, and Lt. Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey
Chapman
Camp Harrison
Camp Houghton
Chicago
Weile
Fort Sheridan
Wilson
Clare
1613
Gilkeson
Selfridge Field
Senator Carpenter
United States
Captain Pichel
Billings
Igloo
Supt
Dawson
Hanson
O. V. Hillabrandt
Michigan teachers aid tuberculosis fight after student outbreak
A rural Michigan school faced a deadly tuberculosis case when a beloved teacher died two weeks after school ended. Of 32 pupils tested, 29 infected. several showed germs on X ray. Early treatment saved remaining children as educators join a 25 year antituberculosis drive, led by Dr. Voelker and state programs to fund seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Paul F. Voelker
Public Instruction
Voelker
Reddy Fox Soft Talk Tricks Jerry Muskrat
In a Green Meadows tale, Reddy Fox flatters Jerry Muskrat about his water house and asks to learn how to build a land version. Jerry, flattered yet wary of the fox, considers revealing his know how while noting Reddy’s smooth tongue and the cautionaryDynamic between predator and clever prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erry Muskrat
Reddy Fox
Jerry
Paddy the Beaver
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Reddy
Jerry Muskrat
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Care Urged in Shipping Livestock in Summer
Losses from shipping livestock in hot weather are high, says Dr. O P Fitch. The U S Department of Agriculture issued guidelines approved by veterinary authorities. Avoid driving fat hogs or sheep fast, use slow cattle movement, keep cars with minimal handling, and don’t water overheated hogs. Ship with sand bedding and ice bags, and reduce rations 24 hours before shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sys
O. P. Fitch
Veterinary
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment, Station
United States Department’ of Agriculture
Dairy Cows on U.S. Farms Rise Since 1929
The census shows 1929 dairy cows at 21 949 000 rising to 25 136 000 in 1933, a roughly 14 percent gain. Wisconsin leads with 2 175 000, followed by Minnesota 1 742 000 Iowa 1 505 000 New York 1 488 000 Texas 1 391 000 Illinois 1 111 000 Missouri 1 040 600.
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United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towa
New York
Texas
Illnois
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Michigan
Indiana
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North Dakota
California
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Delaware
New Yorker
Red Children at Christmastide
An Iroquois village tale tells of a weary wanderer seeking shelter who shares a widow and her eight children’s humble meal. The family repurposes leftovers to feed forest animals and ends with a woodland Christmas dinner, as snowbird and animals join in a celebratory scene.
Mrs William Fisher obituary and funeral notice
Mrs William Fisher died leaving a long list of relatives from Sandusky Petoskey Grand Rapids and Farwell. Rev Leroy M Whitney former Farwell pastor conducted the service and burial was in Surrey Township cemetery. The poem included reflects faith and farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Heemer
Sandusky
E. D. Hillis
William Hillis
Petoskey
G. A. Kennard
Samuel Morris
Grand Rapids
William Brew
Pleasant
Leroy M. Whitney
Farwell
Surrey Township
Plans to Organize Benefit Assn Focus on Mass Meeting
A notice describes efforts to form a benefit association to aid sick members and families. Aims include 100 new members at start, with a goal of 250, and benefits like death notice cards and receipts. Dr. Frank K. Beck of Coleman may lead organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Beck
Coleman
Marion
Vernon Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Loss
Vernon Hill residents recount visits and gatherings with neighbors and kin including Miss Josie Sines and prominent locals. The community mourns Billie Jean Bryant, a beloved child, with sympathy to the family as townspeople recall recent social events and farm life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrison News
Schusts
Graham
Jor PureJam
Chaffee’s
C.C
C. News
Pichel
Mrs. Igloo
Thornton W Sturgess
Dairy
U. S
Clare Sentinel
E. A. Bates
Mrs. WM. Fisher
Benefit Assn
Cota L
McEwan Street
Vernon Hill News
Seymour Border
Jas. Sherman
Vernon
Jess Sines
Josie Sines
Thos. Bolen
Romeo
Carrie Penrose
A. Trumble
Forest Garver
Brown Corners
Carrie Perverse
Arthur Horning
Zora
Carty
Maud Haley
Josie Lines
Border
John Duncan
Highth Street
Caldwell
D. Stough
Billie D
H. Travis
Stevenson Lake
Horace’ Foster
Etta Buckley
Arthur Ginn
Dover
Blake Marlin
Wm. Marlin
David Teale
A. Gerow
Buckley
Chas, Shafer
Albert Reed
Herrick
George Snider
Geo
Stough
Henry Snider
Donand Lewis
Frank Snider
Chas
Shafer
Clarence Ramey
Louis Nevins
Billie Jean Bryant
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Saginaw, Michigan
Clare Inn ‘West 4Th St. Clare
Horton Electric
Erskine
F. Kregear
Thos, Groves
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