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Annual Central State Teachers College Picnic Draws Crowd
The Mt. Pleasant event gathered about four hundred people in the park for a pot luck dinner and social hour. Michigan State Police staged a demonstration for entertainment, followed by a water show featuring swimming diving and life saving by one hundred boys from the Kepayshowink Sagi naw Valley Boy Scout Camp.
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Central State Teachers College of
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan State Police
Kepayshowink
Saginaw Valley
Harrison Family Reunion At F Schuett Home
The Barden family held its annual reunion Sunday at the Schuett home in Harrison with seventy attendees from Toledo Lyons Fayette Battle Creek Detroit Lansing Gladwin Marc Coleman Charlotte and Clarkston. A seven table pot luck meal followed by a weekend of visits and tours including a fishing trip to Houghton Lake and sightseeing through Hartwick Pines and Grayling.
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Fred Schuett
Ettie Town
Barden
Schuett Lawn
Toledo
Lyons and Fayette
Ohio
Battle Creek
Yoma
Detroit
Lansing
Gladwin
Marc, Coleman
Charlotte
Harrison
William Schuett
Clarkston
Town
Wilson State Park
Myr
Charles Canorman
Ellis Krebsm
Charles Rathborn
Michigan
Gunn's
Diver Severely Cut by Glass Barrel in Arnold Lake
Donald Haines of Mt. Pleasant was severely cut on the back of the head Saturday afternoon when he dived into Arnold Lake and struck a sunken glass barrel. He was rushed to Dr. Earl G. Wilson in Harrison for stitches. The accident happened near the east shore.
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Donald Haines
Mt. Pleasant
Arnold Lake
Earl GC. Wilson
Harrison
Chairs Appointed to Direct Auxiliary Work
Mrs. Charles Amble president of the Young Women's Auxiliary of the Congregational church announces the division of the Auxiliary into three circles for the year. Mrs. Henry Gardiner and Mrs. Fred Smith chair the first circle, Mrs. Paul Gibson and Mrs. Robert Brown oversee the second, and Mrs. Fred Zubler and Mrs. Bread Schaaf head the third.
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Charles Amble
Young Women’s Auxiliary
The
Congregational Church
Henry Gardiner
Fred Smith
Paul Gibson
Mra
Robert Brown
Fred Zubler
Bread Schaaf
Harrison News On Page Twelve Thirteen
The entry notes coverage across pages twelve and thirteen of Harrison News On. Readable snippets hint at local affairs, community notices, and brief briefs within the two pages.
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Harrison News
Rural Letter Carriers Meet at Wilson State Park
The Rural Letter Carriers Association held a regular business session at Wilson State Park after a pot luck supper. Twenty five district members from Beaverton Gladwin Clare Lake Farwell and Harrison attended along with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Miles Darling of Harrison.
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Rural Letter Carriers Association
Beaverton
Gladwin
Clare
Lake
Farwell and
Harrison
Robert Brown
Miles Darling
Methodist Ladies Aid of
Alma
F F A Band Concert Guests and Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Fred Schaaf and daughter Rosemary and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan attended the F F A Band concert in Gladwin Monday evening. The Sullivan daughter is the host's granddaughter and the band member led one selection. An infant son was born to Mr and Mrs Mike Havens of Hamilton township on Sunday morning July 21.
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Fred Schaaf
Rosemary
Elizabeth Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Gladwin
Future Farmers of America Band
Mike Havens
Hamilton Township
Junior church class hosts annual picnic at Arn Old Lake
Mrs BE E Drummond entertained eleven pupils from United Brothers Church Sunday school for a day of swimming outdoor games and contests. They traveled Friday forenoon and shared a pot luck dinner at noon.
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BE. E. Drummond
United Brothers Church
Arnold Lake
Rosebush church picnic at Wilson State Park
The Presbyterian church and Sunday school of Rosebush held their annual picnic and social gathering at Wilson State Park on Friday July 19 with about one hundred members and guests in attendance. A pot luck dinner followed by a business session concluded the event.
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Lorraine Querback
Karoyla Ambie
Robbie O’shannessey
Andre Mae
The
Presbyterian Church and
Rosebush
Wilson State Park
Hendrie Family Reunion At Wilson State Park
The Hendrie family reunion was held at Wilson State Park on Sunday afternoon July 21 with a good turnout of family members.
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Hendrie
Wilson State Park
Revised Grading System Would Aid Good Students
University of Arizona professor Dr. Willis D. Ellis urges colleges to adopt a sliding scale of graduation credits. High achievers would earn more credit while average students would likely complete in four years. the plan aims to reward merit and spur greater study by aligning credit with demonstrated effort.
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Willis D. Ellis
University of Arizona
Ellis
Statistics prove women healthier than men across life spans
A leading life insurance firm reports women die less than men in every life stage from infancy to old age through 1937. Mortality drops are larger for women at all ages and the trend suggests a growing female advantage and potential shifts in marriage patterns amid Europe’s war-era outcomes.
Forest Plantings Cost and Species Mix in National Lands
Last year the average cost to grow and transplant a forest seedling was about 1.25 cents. National forests planted 125,000,000 trees on 131,707 acres, with longleaf pine leading at 28,598,000, jack pine 22,975,000, and red or Norway pine 22,814,000. Smaller plantings included shortleaf pine and several other species, with a range of seven to eight million for several pines and spruces, plus hardwoods such as black locust and oaks.
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Forest Service
Engleman
Norway
Sitka
Maine's Chief Crop Potatoes Are the Chief Crop of Maine
A brief note highlights potatoes as Maine's premier crop with emphasis on its national prominence and enduring role in the state's agriculture.
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Maine
Local Car Crash Sends Several To Hospital
The Rhodes family and another passenger were injured when the Rhodes car left the road and overturned. Mrs. Rhodes is in serious condition at home. Miss Beverlee needed ten stitches for a chin wound. William 50 and John 74 Rhodes along with Mrs. Badgley care for the elderly matriarch.
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John Rhodes
Mary Jane Rhodes
William
Car Crash Near Temple Injures McKnight and Jerred
Dr Frank W McKnight and Forrest Jerred were traveling to Temple to build a cottage on the McKnight farm when a rear tire blew on M-61 two miles east of Temple. The car overturned three times after leaving the road. McKnight suffered severe head and leg injuries while Jerred sustained several broken ribs and head injuries. The Buick was completely wrecked with near misses of three large trees.
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Frank W. McKnight
Forrest Jerred
Temple
McKnight
Doc
Forrest
Collision injures youths near temple at Norway school corners
Thursday morning last week the Gars owned by Henry Austin 52 and Frank Van Attar 23 collided at the Norway school corners south of Temple. Beverlée Milles 14 and Patsy Miller a younger sister riding with Mr Van Attar were severely cut.
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Henry Austin
Temple
Frank van Attar
Norway School Corners
Beverlée Milles
Patsy Miller
van Attar
Teen Driver Arrested After Stolen Car Crash
Alvin Chippewa aged 17 from Big Rapids was arrested after colliding with Steven Zenko 38 in Rosebush area on US 27. Chippewa, driving a stolen car owned by Homer Heller, was taken into custody by State Police and Big Rapids deputies. Both drivers sustained injuries.
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Alvin Chippewa
Big Rapids
Steven Zenko
Rosebush
Chippewa
Homer Heller
Zenko
Eight-year-old’s injury in Temple car crash near home
The eight year old son of Glen Collard of Temple was slightly hurt and lost several front teeth when the car he rode with his father struck the rear of a parked vehicle belonging to Sd. Underwood. The collision occurred on a side road three miles south of Temple damaging both cars.
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Glen Collard
Temple
Sd. Underwood
Underwood
Polish Destroyers Favor Gin Over Vodka In Navy Drink
Polish sailors serving on destroyers in the British navy now prefer gin to vodka as a milder drink. They have developed a "pin gin" served neat with a couple of dashes of red pepper instead of bitters, avoiding the fiery bite.
Baby Clothes Sale Amid Water Damage Ad
Bargains on baby clothes offered at greatly reduced prices by Gift and Lower Shop in Glare. Damaged items show only light water exposure and are marketed as discounted merchandise.
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Adv
Comfortable Wedge Shoe Popularity and Features
The wedge shoe gains popularity due to exceptional foot comfort and strong instep ankle support. New versions use scroll cut outs to lighten the look and often combine elasticized fabrics with patent leather or kid for a snug, well fitted feel.
Hats With Turned Up Brims Complement 1920s Attire
Small feature on seasonal headwear describes white linen-weave straw hats with turned-up brims and black ribbon, and a Homburg style in white pique with a creased crown and rolled brim also tied with a black ribbon.
Tailored Taffeta Suits Surge in Style Parades
Fashion notes highlight new daytime taffeta suits and coordinated coats. Designers turn out striking models in taffeta moire faille and bengaline in navy and black, signaling a broad trend across fabrics and hues.
Heller Family Visits Mancelona and Cherry Festival
Mr and Mrs Stephen Heller visited their daughter Mrs Ben Ottgen in Mancelona last Wednesday and attended the Cherry Festival in Traverse City where Norris Heller of Lansing played in the festival band. J C Coats Heyman Wismer and families returned from Hubbard Lake and Wismer went on to Angola Indiana. Donna Leitner and Betty Fleetwood returned to Pontiac after three weeks at Earl Sanders home. The Newman family joined Frank Newman to visit L M Coats in Mancelona over the weekend.
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Stephen Heller
Mancelona
Ben Ottgen
Traverse City
Norris Heller
Lansing
J. C. Coats
Betty Fleetwood
Pontiac
Earl Sanders
J. GC. Newman
Frank Newman
L. M. Coats
Bad Luck Trailed Him In Seattle Car Case
Fay China of Seattle faced negligent driving and license carriage charges after hitting two flat tires and failing to stop at a stop sign. The judge fined him seven dollars and fifty cents and gave a warning.
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China
Seattle
Giant Glass Coffee Maker at Worlds Fair
A huge glass coffee maker displayed at the New York World’s Fair has a capacity of 500 cups. Though built mainly for exhibition, it is functional and can be used to brew coffee.
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