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Bob Hanscom Lyceum Series Opens in Harrison
The Lloyd King Ambassdor Quartet performed at the high school gym Thursday evening in Harrison with strong attendance from local enthusiasts and pupils. The Hayes Agricultural Unit School will sponsor the next Lyceum feature on December 14 with Bob Hanscom visiting to present another noted performance for pupils and grades.
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Bob Hanscom Lyceum
Lloyd King
Ambassadro
Hayes Agricultural Unit School
Bob Hanscom
Harrison
School event to raise funds for music books and Tuberculosis education
A school gym program in late November will feature musical numbers and skits directed by grade teachers to raise funds for music books. Earlier, Hayes Agricultural Unit Schools showcased tuberculosis education films for Freshmen and Seniors and announced skin tests set for October 28, 30, and 27 with follow up X rays for positive cases.
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Aericure
Teaerath
Hayes Agricultural Unit
Tri-County Health Unit
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Dorothy Lockwood Weds Henry Carmen in Flint Home Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Lockwood daughter of Mr and Mrs F Lockwood of Flint married Henry Carmen son of Mrs Alice Jones of Harrison in a home ceremony at 217 Madison Avenue Flint. The couple exchanged vows before Hilder David Bailey of Harrison. They will honeymoon two weeks in New Mexico before settling in Harrison.
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Dorothy Lockwood
F. Lockwood
Flint
Henry Carmen
Alice Jones
Harrison
Madison Avenue
David Bailey
Marie Lockwood
Joseph Raab
Gladwin
New Mexico
Card of Thanks for flowers and sympathy
A sincere and deeply felt appreciation is expressed for the many flowers and cards of sympathy during our bereavement. We thank Rev. Light for his words of comfort during the service. Mrs. H. B. Stuckman and family plus the Stuckman spouses express gratitude.
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Light
H. B. Stuckman
P. C. Stuckman
J. B. Stuckman
F. H. Stuckman
C. L. Stuckman
Funeral Services Held in Harrison for H. E. Stuckman
Funeral services for Hervey Ergin Stuckman of Greenwood township were held in Harrison with a Friday morning service at Fanning Funeral Parlors and a later Methodist Church service in Otisville. Rev. A. S. Light and Rev. Slates led prayers, with interment at Smith Hill Cemetery. Stuckman, born October 18, 1869 in Pleasant Grove Minnesota, died October 10 from a heart attack at his farm. He leaves his widow Clara A. Sarff, one daughter, four sons, eight grandchildren, a sister, a brother, and other relatives.
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Hervey
Hevin Stuckman
Greenwood Township
Harrison
Jesus Savinr Pilot Me
A. S. Light
Otisville
Slates
Smith Hill
Hervey Ergin Stuckman
B. H
Sarah Ross Stuckman
Pleasant Grove
Minnesota
Methodist
Marion
All Miy Life
Clara A. Sarff
Clinton W
Missouri
Michigan
Audrey Sullivan
Ostisville
Percy C
Detroit
Frank H
Mt. Pleasant
Clifton L
Wheeling
West Virginia
Elma Leonard
Santa Ana
California
Prank
Duluth
Theater Parties At Ideal Theater Harrison Club Hosts Members
Harrison Ladies Study Club and local residents plan shows of Tutermezzo at the Ideal Theater Clare Tuesday to Thursday with a special invitation allowing guests for club members who buy tickets before the show. Leslie Howard stars in the production.
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Harrison Ladies Study Club
Harrison
Ideal Theater
Clare
Harrison Study Club
Leslie Howard
Revival of human sacrifice shocks Swaziland trial
In Swaziland the Hlatikulu murder trial revealed a rite linked to a chief’s funeral. One accused son allegedly summoned followers to murder a passerby near a river. Sikota was stabbed at dusk and his blood given to a witch doctor who anointed another tribal member to finish the rites.
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Swaziland
South Africa
Hlatikulu
Sikota
Aristotle and Bird Migration Theorized Paths
The text notes Aristotle among early thinkers who discussed bird migration. It acknowledges his correct observations about migration and his persistence of superstitions such as belief in hibernation during cold weather due to unexplained disappearance and return of birds.
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Aristotle
Odd Mechanical Banks Exhibit At Boston Penny Savings
A Boston exhibit features 50 mechanical iron banks from Mark Haber of Hartford and other collectors. The display includes a Rube Goldberg coin gimmick with a bullfrog, whaling scenes, dancing bears, chimes, and human form banks, among about 230 types listed in catalogs. Walter P. Chrysler partakes in the hobby with a nearly complete set. the oldest piece is a Han dynasty bear from the Metropolitan Museum.
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Boston
Boston Penny Savings Bank
Mark Haber
Hartford
Mother Goosé
Jonah
Walter P. Chrysler
Haber
Metropolitan Museum
New York
China
New Drug Aids Over Half Epilepsy Patients
London doctors report a new epilepsy drug, sodium diphenylhydantoinate marketed as apanatin and sodantoin, helped over 50 percent of hospital cases. Discovered by H Merritt and T Putnam in the United States and developed in British hospitals, it relieved attacks in 58 percent and substantially improved 27 percent of 142 severe cases.
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London
United States
W. McCartan
J. Carson
Brighton Mental Hospital
I. Frost
Friern Hospital
H. Houston Merritt
Tracey J. Putnam
Housewife Becomes Canada’s Only Woman Steeplejack
Agincourt Ontario Mrs Charles Miner a comely petite blonde quit housework a year ago to climb Canada’s tallest structures She has painted steeples flag poles and water towers and says she prefers the height to washing dishes as she readies to scale another church steeple
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Agincourt
Ontario
Charles Miner
Canada
Dominion
Aden Becomes Colony Amid Arab Transition
The article notes Aden, once a settlement, shifting to a formal colonial status as Arabia reorganizes its political structure. It highlights the move separating Aden from previous governance and marks a strategic change in regional administration.
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Aden
Arabia
Injured Boy in Rifle Accident at Home
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Keysor of Hamilton township sustained a minor finger wound when a neighbor boy discharged a twenty two rifle while unloading it Thinking the gun was unloaded the trigger was pulled causing a flesh wound Although the bone was not injured the lad was taken to Dr Earl C Wilson for first aid The Harrison Board of Commerce approved the annual Halloween party for Hayes Agricultural Unit High School pupils to be held October 30 at the school gym The health unit sponsored a preschool clinic at Harrison school October 12 with infant examinations smallpox vaccinations and diphtheria toxoid shots for children</n>
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Andrew Keysor
Hamilton Township
Keyser
Earl C. Wilson
Harrison Board of Commerce
Commercemen
Hayes Agricultural Unit High School
Charles Ambie
Thiehoff
Martha Knecht
Clare County
Tri-County Health Unit
Harrison School
Indians in Poland Wear Moccasin Style at Zakopane
In Zakopane Poland two Goral women avoid identical dress and tourists see mountaineers resembling American Indians. They wear moccasins and carry toma hawk like canes while they dance in fashion similar to Ojibways.
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Poland
Zakopane
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