Harrison area United Brethren services and town notes
Harrison news lists church services at United Brethren with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and services at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. followed by a long roll of local visits, travel, and family updates from Perry to Clare, Alma, Midland, and Mt. Pleasant, including health, illness, housing moves, and community activities.
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United Brethern IN Christ
Harrison Mission
E. E. Droum
Bernard Fischer
Paul Gibson
Eugene Price
Perry
B. F. Hampton
Bo Hampton
Jesse Hampton
Qare
Amy Farrell
Grand Rapids
Wiss Kathleen
Nellie Hampton
Clare
John Beardslay
Richard McCartney
Marion Roth
Paul E. Beals
Detroit
Roger Briggs
Beverly Ann
Midland
Lorne Tousignant
John Briggs
Wallace Smith
Donald
Rosemary
Alma
Clara Smith
Russel Lydell
Flint
Bert Lydell
Ella Bush
Saginaw
Frank Bush
Jesse Hammersly
Dickie
Betty Lepley
Rex Clute
Burdette Reigle
Ann, Arbor
Gerald Reigle
Ted Wheeler
Chester Griffen
Karl Mavis
Sally
Nancy
Loomis
Jesse Allen
Elaer Hughes
Junior
Elton Lee
Andrew Friz
June Rose
Whilden Hughes
Mt. Pleasant
Orlie LeRoy
Henry Prates
Jack Briggs
Norma
Kay
Charles Reynolds
Briggs
Ralph Carpenter
Thomas Barclay
Long Lake
Bob Burns
Ben Carpenter
Chicago
New Buffalo
Charles Hack
Gladwin
Hack
Harrison
Conservation Department
Bruce Williams
Sheridan Township
EH. E. Drummond
Gratiot County
Henry Heintz
Greenwood Township
J B. Garrabrant
Mary Griffen
Norman Myers
Karen and
Franklin
Arthur Township
Frank Myers
Howard White
Richard White
Albert Bachelor
Fred Smith
Glen
Smith
Pearl Clare
Francis Thomas
Farwell
Hiieling Mathias
Frank Saul
Andrew
Mary
Greenwood
Township
Sarah Scrimger
Barbara Ann Collins
Elizabeth
Virginia Schaaf
Klatts
Helen Vetr
Jerry Vetr
Temple
Harry Philo
Winn
Charles Amble
Carl Peters
Elizabeth Schaaf
Ronald Keller
Allan Henderson
Henry Gardiner
Albert
Fred Zubler
Wm. Hibbard
Mynard Maybee
Samuel Bruce
Genevieve -Smith
James EB. Yoder
Gene
Max Carey
Patricia Lee
Ralph
Lyle Carey
Fred
Don
Schaaf
Bucyrus
Ohio
Orlena Flohr
Elton Lee Hughes
John Hughes
Elmer Hughes
Harrisonites
Farwell High School
E. M. Bucholz
Pearl Clute
Ralph Haton
Ortho Boulten
Francis McKenna
Samuel Morrison
Ed. Bruce, Jr
Thedosia Alubowicz
Rephiram Briggs
Arthur Sheffield
Bay City
Gordon Smith
A. Dawson
Paul Bennett
Schome
Joel Dean
Charles Amblé
Hurley Hospital
Merle Dean
Soldier of 1939 Retains Old-Time Expressions
New York report notes Col. L. B. Magruder compiled a list of soldier slang that persists. Terms include battin' the breeze, cabbage, chow hound, circus water, gold brick, hash heater, jawbone, charge it, mitt flopper, sidearms, java and coffee milk and sugar.
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New York
L. B. Magruder
Magruder
Population of India to Pass 400 Million Mark
SIMLA India The population of India is expected to exceed 400000000 by March 1941 census an increase of 47000000 in the last decade. The 13.4 percent rise since 1931 is attributed to absence of major epidemics or famines in 18 years.
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India
Simla
Automobile Types and Domestic Makes Count
The record notes that 2,884 automobile types exist and 2,223 distinct makes have been manufactured in the United States, underscoring diversity in early American auto production.
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United States
Reedsburg Truck Trail Completed in M55 Route Upgrade
CCC boys finish a double track truck trail from the Roscommon Missaukee line on M55 to the village of Reedsburg. About 2500 cubic yards of wash dirt fill used from Mus kegon River Dam spoil banks. Final grading and culvert placement remain.
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Reedsburg
Roscommon-Missaukee
Muskegon River Dam
Camp Houghford Lake
Lee W. Maurer
Beryllium Experiments At Brush Lab Probed For 18 Years
Cleveland reports Brush Laboratories researchers have spent 18 years studying beryllium. They note the metal is light and strong with potential munition use. When alloyed with copper it hardens steel capable, and the beryllium copper alloy shows high tensile strength. Brittleness remains the major challenge to overcome.
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Cleveland
Brush
C. Baldwin Sawyer
Charles F. Brush
Horse Yolinda Performs Over Thirty Tricks in Sunnyside
Kermit Lyons shows Yolinda a horse in Sunnyside Washington that can perform more than 30 tricks including lying down sitting eating at a table shaking hands removing Lyons hat walking a rail and balancing on all four feet on a ten inch square pedestal.
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Sunnyside
Wash
Kermit Lyons
Yolinda
Idaho Ghost Town Loses Post Office
Camas Idaho loses its post office as the U S government orders its closure. Residents will receive mail at nearby Hamer. Camas once boomed with Birch Creek mining and supported 11 saloons and four hotels.
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Idaho
Camas
United States
Hamer
Birch Creek
California protects wild burros under new law
A new statute in California ends the practice of rounding up wild burros for meat to feed zoos. The measure aims to protect these relics of prospecting eras from slaughter.
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California
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