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Defense School Students Learn Mechanics in Clare
Harrison reports Dick Munroe and John Williams enrolled in the Defense School at Clare. They study mechanics and welding, attending three nights weekly from seven to twelve. Community updates note multiple Sunday visits and family events across Clare and surrounding townships.
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Dick Munroe
John Williams
Clare
John
Jesse Sloan
Tawasity
Ben Carpenter
Francis McKenna
Joe Miller
Farwell
Home and Garden Division Plans Bridge Party Details
The Harrison Study Club Home and Garden Division met at Mrs. June Rose's home with rug making discussed. Chairman Mrs. Neil Kinne led business and announced a 25 cent afternoon bridge party at Mrs. Charles Amble’s home to raise funds, plus a telephone bridge event planned for March.
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Harrison Study Club
June Rose
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Neil Kinne
Charles Amble
Aimble
Kinne
Edgar Bringman
Ben. Carpenter
Robert Burns
Hugo Harrison
Hart Skinner
Leigh Maurer
Ambra
Lake Street
Home and Garden
Thomas Belt
Miles Darling
Bert Lydell
Lady Baltimore
Ben Carpenter
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Bridge Session and Fire Drill Scare
Friday evening in Manistique the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 83 hosted five tables of bridge at the Legion cottage with refreshments and a guest gift for Mrs. Munroe, a charter member. A Fire scare at the Masonic Hall interrupted a School of Instruction led by Mrs. Ella Parkins, Associate Grand Conductress, then resumed after firefighters confirmed no real blaze.
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American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Unit 83
Legion Cottage
Ella Parkins
Port Huron
Grand Chapter of
Michigan
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Study Club War Time Activities Highlight Harrison Meeting
The Harrison Study Club met February 3 at Mrs. Weatherhead’s home with 24 members. President Mrs. Amble outlined safety, defense, and fingerprint program plans for Harrison, while reports noted FBI speaker Hoag and household economy tips. Members approved committees and discussed a March 3 officer election and a South American trade talk. The milk fund contributed over 44 dollars since September, including 3.45 from a recent bottle drive.
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Harrison Study Club
Fred Weatherhead
James Whitmer
Marion Roth
Max Carey
Charles Amble
Fred Zubler
Whitmer
James Catron
Thomas Belt
Defense Committee
Belt
Hoag
FBI
Washington
Ben Carpenter
Paul Gibson
Robert Roth
Harrison
Clare Club
Harrison Club
Edgar Bringman
Hugo Harrison
Frank Bush
William Hibbard
Fred Schaat
William Sly
Time Confusion Splits Harrison Work Hours
War time adoption causes clock changes and scheduling mix ups in Harrison. The Harrison State Savings Bank shifts to nine to four on war time while the post office keeps standard hours. School and courthouse stay on Eastern Standard Time, awaiting legislative guidance as confusion persists.
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Harrison State, Savings Bank
S. Hickey
Children’s Aid
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Congregational Bible School elects officers after meeting
The Congregational Bible School held a brief business meeting on February 8 to elect and appoint officers. Charles Van Blarcom was re elected Sunday School Superintendent. Fred Weatherhead is Assistant Superintendent. Barbara Bush is Secretary. Helen Gibson is Assistant Secretary. Mrs Paul Gibson is Treasurer. Mrs William Murphy leads the Junior Department. Mrs Gibson heads the Primary Department. Mrs Hari Wilson runs the Beginner's Department. Mrs Fred Schaaf oversees the Cradle Roll Department.
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Wallace Smith
St. Louis
William Henderson
Dorothy Allen
Ray Rule
Houghton Lake
Bernard Greathouse
Beverly
Temple
Fred Smith
Bruce Reigle
Reed City
Gerald Reigle
David Roth
Marion Roth
Robert Roth
Joseph Brinks
Bobbie
Lake City
Sarah Scrimger
Dorothy
Glen Stanfield
Frost Township
Rowena
Midland
Frank Myers
Jesse Allen
Bruce Williams
Sheridan Township
Charles Wilson
E. B. Drummond
John Hughes
Detroit
Witon Leigh
Clare
Iaimer Hughes
Norman Myers
Arthur Township
Lansing
Ralph Brubaker
Gladwin
Neil Kinne
Hugh Harvey
Alma
George Munroe
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White Fish Point
Munroe
Higgins Lake
Manistique
Ben Carpenter
William Hibbard
Red Cross
Musgrave
Big Rapids
Myra
Gon. Musdelk
Prindenville
Ortho Boulten
Gerald Beigle
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Congregational Bible School
Charles van Blarcom
Fred Weatherhead
Barbara Bush
Helen Gibson
Paul Gibson
William Murphy
Gibson
Hari Wilson
Fred Schaaf
Harrison School TB Testing and Health Drive
Pupils at Harrison school received tuberculin skin tests via the Tri County Health Unit. Fourteen positive cases were sent to Clare for X ray readings in about three weeks. A school dentist, funded by the Children's Fund, operates from the courthouse to treat Harrison and rural children for six weeks.
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Harrison School
Tri-County Health Unit
Clare
Children’s Fund
Court House
Harrison School Students Build Defense Bond Drive
Riddiger opened his offices Monday for the school children. A survey showed pupils bought Defense Bonds and Stamps totaling over five hundred dollars. The program is voluntary with students using their own judgment. Some rooms adopted a merit chart. The Junior Class plans a Valentine Day party at the school auditorium on February 14.
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Riddiger
Harrison School
Church News at Highway Tabernacle Service Times
Clinton Hilton leads Sunday School at 10 09 a m Lloyd Wilson preaches at 11 15 a m Church services at 8 00 p m Evening services follow Special services on Wednesday evening at 7 00 p m.
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Lloyd Wilson
Westineday
Latter Day Saints Church Services Schedule
Elder David Bailey serves as pastor with services at 8:00 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday schools at 11:15 a.m. Oriola and Blusbird groups meet at 7:30 p.m. evening services complete the weekly sheet.
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Latter Day Saints Church
David Bailey
Oriola
Blusbird
United Brethren Church Harrison Services Schedule
Drummond pastor leads prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m Sunday School at 10 with Clara Smith as superintendent Worship service at 11 a m and Sunday evening gathering at 8 p m in Harrison.
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United Brethren Church
Harrison Mission
E. E. Drummond
Clara Smith
Congregational Church Service Schedule
Pastor Rev H E Philo leads Bible School at 10:00 a m supervised by Charles Van Blarcom. Church services follow at 11:00 a m with Junior Endeavor at 6:00 p m and Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p m.
Priceless Pearl Fetches Record Price from Persian Shah
The greatest price ever paid for a pearl was $850,000 offered by the Shah of Persia to a traveler who bought the gem at Califa.
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Persia
Califa
Sixth National Social Hygiene Day Warns of Syphilis
Tri County Health Unit outlines that millions suffer from syphilis, its spread via unrecognized infection and prostitution, and the need for annual medical exams, public education, prostitution repression, and healthy recreation. Dr Helen Lanting calls for observance on February 4.
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American Social Hygiene Association
Helen Lanting
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Time to Replant Grapes and Prune Roses Guide
Time to replant grapes in January and cut back to one foot of new growth to promote branching. Do not prune again yet. Hot prune roses until early spring after growth and flowering have ceased. In first year avoid pruning. for old bushes remove weak wood smaller than a lead pencil. Then shorten leaders severely with no fixed rule, and leave an open center to prevent crossing canes.
Patterned After David David's Nephew Jonathan Slays Giant
Jonathan, son of David, defeats a giant with six fingers and six toes, mirroring biblical exploits in Second Samuel 21120. The tale highlights faith and courage in ancient battles.
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Jonathan
Samuel
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