Local Harrison notes and mission events in brief
United Brethren in Christ Harrison Mission Rev E E Droum and Pastor present Sunday School 10:00 a m Church Service 11:00 a m Evening Service 8:00 p m Tuesday prayer 7 80 p m Welcome to all services. Bound Over to Circuit Court Wayne C Price charged with felony bound over after stealing a 1536 Ford V-8 owned by Floyd Chaffee. Sheriff Seaver Amble reported the car and suspect captured near Gladwin. Numerous local visits, illnesses, and social notes from Harrison and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethers IN Christ
Harrison Mission
E. E. Droum
Bernard Fischer
Wayne C. Price
Justice of Peace
H. M. Bucholz
Price
Floyd Chaffee
Seaver Amble
Gladwin
Local social events mark family dinners and a birthday tribute
Mr and Mrs Frank M Myers hosted a Sunday March 26 dinner at Oak Street with guests from Midland Lansing Arthur township and Greenwood. The Harrison Chapter 408 CES met Monday to plan a Mason ic Lodge card party after Easter with a fifteen member committee. Rev A F Light hosted a seventy eighth birthday party featuring a chicken dinner ice cream and cake with many relatives in attendance. Ethel Light was ill in bed with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Schaaf
Central State Teachers College
Fred Schaaf
James Lane
Greenwoch Township
Ronald Schaag
Thomas Cook
Mell Earley
Clare
Ed Brucely
Leslie Ford
Grand Rapids
Roy Allen
Horace Payne
Harry Schwanz
Greenwood Township
Olive Weidner
Charles Carpenter
Mynard Maybee
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel Bruce
Ben Carpenter
Caroline Wood
Fred Wood
Alex Alexa
Lansing
Frank Myers
Ronald Schaaf
Jack Briggs Jr
Kay
Midland
John Briggs Jr
Harrson
Charles Reynolds
Frost Township
Milo Myers
Max Carey
Patty Lee
Carrie Carey
Francis McKenna
Gladwin
Frank McKenna
Saginaw
Clara Smith
Jesse Allen
Howard White
Richard White
B. B. Drummond
Ashley
Lorn Hale
Sriday
Arthur Township
Joseph Russel
Margaret
Lewis Dershenaw
Flint
Paul Lane
Walter
Paul ‘Lang
Myr
Morrel
Clute
Gon. Morrel Jr
Mra
Pearl Clute
Harrison
Morrel Jr
Fosgett
Eleanor
Cadillac
Margaret McArthur
Dr McArthur
George Perkins
Norma Myers
Frank M. Myers
Donald Nulf
Bessie Williams
Ernest Bruce
Mabel Bradley
James Darling
Bobbie
Harrison and
Ruth
Beverly Zubler
Earl Mavis
Loomis
Harley Beagle
Mansfield
Ohio
Adah Bratton
H. Wilbur
William Sly
Minnie Taylor
Elizabeth Town
Marion
Fred Weatherhead
Mary Helen Bates
A. Shull
Merlin, Steele
Nostien
Columbus
James E. Yoder
Engle
Joseph Newbound
Pete Marquette
Clair Stanley
Roberta Miller
Marie McCartney
George Bates
Thomas McCartney
Detroit
Ernest
Richard MacCartney
Milton Bringham
L. S. Leonard
W. Hibbard
Jay Green
Ray Rule
Katherine Briggs
Gardenville
John Briggs Sr
William Henderson
Harold Harper
Rosalie
Neil Kinne
Ida Weaver
James Cashin
Anne Marie Norris
Bay City
Bert Norrig
Bill Gates
Harold
Coldwater
Donna McCartney
Ernest MacCartney
Harry Smith
Owosso
Beatrice Landers
Ephriam Briggs
Bay Gity
Wilmer Miller
Erdine O’shannessey
Nora Moulten
Pleasant
Francis Origier
Patsy
Beaverton
Rit
Loyal Beadle
Baby
Anne Wellington
Harrison High School
Lewiston
T. A. Tooley
James Stanley
Oak Street
A. H. Hutchinson
Rowena and
Maurine
Guy Mitchner
Norman Myers
Karen
Franklin
CES
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Olive G. Hallett
A F. Light
Lewis Light
Frank, Stuckman
Whilden Hughes
Guy R. Light
Arden
Garfield
Ethel Light
H. E. Stuckman
Light
Clare Sentinel
Hickory Wood Strength Shapes Early Tool Handles
Hickory is among the heaviest northern woods with a dry cubic foot weight of 52.17 pounds. Early American settlers used it for tool handles due to its strength and elasticity. Second growth hickory is in demand for its compact, close grain fiber, though hickory decays quickly in heat and moisture and warps unless seasoned in the open air.
Balanced Glands and Thyroxin Hormone Effects
The article notes that thyroxin from the thyroid remains about one two thousand five hundredth of an ounce in a normal adult. An excess may cause an ophthalmic goiter while a deficiency can lead to a cystic goiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s
Kennedy attends 69th AASA meeting in Cleveland Ohio
Mr Kennedy participated in the 69th annual meeting of the American Association of School Administrators held at the Cleveland Public Auditorium with 18 000 seats, about 10 000 filled. The event featured 250 meetings and 700 speakers including Harold Ickes Jan Masaryk James A Johnston and Mary McAndrew. Entertainment by Fifi DOrsay Blue Barron and others followed by a ball. Kennedy enjoyed concerts by 2 500 elementary 2 500 junior high and 1 000 high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
American Association of
Cleveland
Ohio
Czechoslovakia
James A. Johnston
Alcatraz
Mary McAndrew
Carbondale
Pennsylvania
Fifi D’orsay
Andrew Sisters
Blue Barron
Strickland Grilliland
Walter Jenkins
NBC Symphony
Editorial on Yellow Journalism in School Papers
The piece argues that yellow journalism taints modern press with sensational crime stories while schools should publish straightforward news to educate. It cites a Michigan graduate comparing past and present papers, urging parents churches and schools to promote pure journalism and demand factual reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Salt Superstition Throws Back to Sacrifice Days
The old belief holds spilling salt brings ill luck due to its purity symbolism linked to sacrifice. Modern custom avoids the misfortune by tossing a pinch of salt over the left shoulder to avert the bad influence.
Early Paints Made by Blending Pigments with Fat
The early types of paints were produced by mixing pigments with fat or grease. This simple method formed durable colors used in ancient murals and artwork.
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Hallett
Walter Carls
Ted Wheeler
Chester Griffen
Mary Griffen
Donald Seelinger
Alma
Jake Seelinger
John Acre
Emily Cleveland
Jean McCartney
Charles Whitlock
General Hospital
Glare Howe, & Furn
MR. Kennedy
Editorial
Robert Wochholz
Albion
Michigan Bell
Ford
Central Motor Sales
Dodge & Plymouth
East 4Th St
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