Teachers Honored by Harrison Study Club Reception
The Harrison Study Club hosted Hayes Agricultural High School teachers and spouses at a Congregational Church reception. Dr A W Johnstone welcomed guests, Superintendent C Amble replied, and Misses Ballantyne Fanning Gager Hansen led songs.
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Harrison Study Club
Hayes Agricultural High School
Congregational Church
A.W. Johnstone
Charles Amble
Morrel Clute
C. Amble
Mynard Mayhee
Keith Forbush
Donald Keller
Hansen
Caroline Ballantyne
Allegra Gager
Helen Fanning
Social events feature bridge games and birthday celebrations
Mrs. Fred Smith hosted an afternoon bridge party with visiting sister Mrs Elmer Havener from Grand Rapids. Guests included Mrs Clyde Pifer and others. high score went to Mrs Pifer and consolation to Mrs Wilson. Senator Ben Carpenter and Mrs celebrated a birthday with cards and a midnight luncheon. Wayne Fosgett and Morrel Clute families attended a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Francis Thomas.
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Henry Gardiner
Anna Rhodes
M. M. VanEvery
Lansing
VanEvery
St. Lawerence Hospital
Jay Clute
Sheridan
Elmer Clute
Dunn
Reva Derby
Standish
Joe Newbound
Miss Derby
Oise Derby
Fast
Higgins Lake
Harrison
Murphy Cabin
Russel Sharp
al Varney
Clare
Fred Weatherhead
William Murphy
Gilbert Gagnon
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star Lodge
Grand Rapids
Louraine Hughes
Hurley Hospital
Flint
Elmer Hughes
M. D. Clute
Ed. Bruce Jr
Charles
Nettie Mary Brown
Carpenter
Wallace Harper
Michigan Bankers Association
Frankenmuth
William Payne
Saginaw
Sarah Hagen
Gordon Smith
Gladwin
Mynard
Elmer Havener
Elmer Jr
Fred Smith
Wallace Smith
Detroit
Earl Mavis
Jess Allen
Ed.White
B. I. Hampton
Robert Burns
Clyde Pifery
9. Wilson
Hagener
Mesdames Chas, Amble
Joseph Newbound
Clyde Pifer
Max Carey
Fred 4Ubler
John Kemmis
Ben, Carpenter
Ronald Keller
Dr. Wilson
Robert Brown
Mart VanDeusen
Wm. Henderson
Fred Schaat
Ben Carpenter
Samuel Bruce
Charles Weidner
Mynard Maybee
Francis Thomas
Wayne Fosgett
Morrel Clute and Son
Pleasant Social Evening at Hecker Home
A group of friends enjoyed a very pleasant social evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Clare Hecker at their home Monday night.
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Clare Hecker
Sunday Services with Special Sermon by Pastor Kleinhardt
Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a special sermon at 11 30 A cordial invitation to all Also midweek prayer service Pastor Chas Kleinhardt
Sleeping sickness hits horses and mules in Barree area
The U S Department of Agriculture warns during warm weather to watch for encephalomyelitis or sleeping sickness in horses and mules. It Endangers farms across Maryland Virginia Delaware New Jersey and several midwestern western states. Vaccination with a labeled dead-virus vaccine is being tested in affected areas. Immunity is short lived and requires repeat treatment by a veterinarian. isolation and thorough disinfection of stables are advised. Mosquitoes and other bloodsucking insects spread the disease.
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Department
No Increase Foreseen in Bacterial Wilt of Corn
Dr. Neil Stevens of the USDA forecasts little rise in Stewart's Disease or bacterial wilt of sweet corn for 1935. His study links December February temperatures to disease risk, noting outbreaks when winter averages reach 34 degrees or higher, and lighter impact after milder winters. The recent winter was not above the danger threshold except where resistant varieties are widely planted.
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Stewart
Neil Stevens
United States
Department of Agriculture
Stevens
North Central States
Through a Woman’s Eyes By Jean Newton
A columnist argues that a female prestige craving and inferiority complex ruin marriage prospects and life success. The piece urges pursuing work for its own sake, caring little for public opinion, and highlights happiness through steady effort and personal integrity. Bel Syndicate. WNUService.
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Hatever
Bel Syndicate
Wnuservice
Flashes from Paris Fashion Notes
Glamorous fabrics and furs from Igrian Persian and Hindu influence color the new vogue. Glittering metal effects and colorful stone belts brighten evening gowns. Chiffon blouses pair with velvet hats and rich jewel tones dominate in Italian inspired palettes.
Good Pasture Paddocks Near Barns For Work Stock
A Missouri Farmer writer advises near barn pastures for work animals. Two to four small paddocks of three to six acres each should be fenced with smooth or woven wire and connected by lanes for easy turnout. Fresh water in each paddock and exclusive use for work stock at night and on holidays is recommended. If animals idle longer, move them to larger pastures to conserve near barn paddocks.
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Missouri
Fighting Flies Fly Time Tips From Wallaces Farmer
The article advises farmers to haul manure from the barnyard for fly control. It notes Wiles lay eggs in manure heaps and damp filth, recommends moving manure to fields when possible, and suggests covering heaps with air stacked lime or soaking with coal tar disinfectant. It also suggests darkening stables with gurney sacks over windows and doorways.
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Wallaces
Tuberculosis Decline Reduces Cattle Disease Across States
The Agricultural department reports two thirds of U S counties nearly TB free in cattle since 1917 testing. Infection has dropped to a minimum in 2 085 counties or 66 3 percent. Eighteen states are now officially modified accredited though TB in cattle remains under 0 5 percent in those areas.
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United States
Agricultural Department
Department
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