Navy Enlistment Facts and Terms for Recruits
The navy accepts recruits without a high school diploma though a 50 percent pass on a 109 question exam is required. Recruits go to one of four Naval Training Stations and may enter Navy Trade Schools after high exam scores, with pay and $1500 schooling while in training. First-term pay can reach $126 monthly plus free clothing lodging medical and dental care. Re-enlistment bonuses can reach $390 plus 20 days leave with pay. The term ash can refers to a depth charge used against submarines, typically around 300 pounds of TNT, deployed from ships via stern drops or y guns at varying depths and speeds.
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Home and Garden Division Hosts Nurse Ina Young Talk
Miss Ina Mary Young, county nurse, spoke on First Aid in the Home at the Harrison Study Club meeting held at Miss Anna Joes home. She urged safer household practices, listed removable poisons, offered substitutes, and emphasized nutrition for healthy minds and bodies. Pamphlets on Late Play Equipment for Children were distributed. The next division meeting is planned for November 6 and the club plans a November 4 program with a book review by Mrs. Irah Emery.
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Ina Mary Young
Harrison Study Club
Anna Joes
Miss Young
Clyde Pifer
Bertha Schaaf
Emily Veri
Mock wedding at Sophomore reception for Freshmen
A fall event at Harrison school featured a mock wedding as Sophomores hosted a reception for freshmen on Monday October 27. Francis Charette portrayed the bride Miss Highschool and Russell Sprague played the groom Mr Freshman amid laughs from about ninety students. the bride wore a yellow gown and carried a mixed bouquet.
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Francis Charette
Russell Sprague
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Sherrill Elkins Wedding At High School Ceremony
Sherrill Elkins and her attendant Roy Schwartz exchanged vows in a middle aisle ceremony to the bridal chorus played by Miss Dorothy Brown. Rev. Charles Amble Jr read the double ring rites from a Sears Roebuck catalog, marking a light hearted high school wedding.
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Sherrill Elkins
Roy Schwartz
Dorothy Brown
Charles Amble, Jr
Sears Roebuck
Halloween Party Planned for Hayes Agr Unit Students
Plans are completed for the annual Halloween party to be staged Friday evening, October 31, for the children of the Hayes Agricultural Unit School. Parents are invited as guests for four hours of fun starting 7:00 PM.
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Allegra Gager
Samuel Morrison
Harrison
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Temple
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Rye Buttermore
Moddersville
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Leon Bush
Joe
Traverse City
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Saginaw
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Paul Bennett
Alma Hospital
Claude Wood
Glen Wood
Holly Wood
Flint
Fred Wood
Ben. Carpenter
George Munroe
Auction Bridge
Douglas Craig
Midland
Earl Skinner
Joseph Newbound
Charles van Blarcom
Greenwood Township
Glen Sherman
Detroit
Alma Cottage
Ralph Myers
Bennington
Frank Myers
Charles Egbert
Beth
Flavia Schaaf
Jack
Bertha Schaaf
Brandy McKenna
Bert Lydell
Harrison Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Fred Weatherhead
Robert Brown
William Murphy
Earl Green
Jessie Gleason
Fred Schaaf
Clare
A. H. Hutchinson
Louella Munroe
Merrill
Norman Myers
Arthur Township
Gladwin
Lucille Bailey
Miss Bailey
Hilder
David Bailey
Frost Township
George Wilkey
Robert Burns, Jr
Bob
Kansas
Olin Jay Woods
Bette Davis
Hayes Township
Harl Jesse
General Hospital
John Craig
Hart Skinner
Sarah Scrimnger
Dorothy
Reed City
Gerald Reigle
Indiana
Otto Hastment
Alma
Sheriff
Seaver Amble and Sons
Harold Betts
Mix
William Henderson
Harrison Briefs Focus on Local Social Swell and Visits
Harrison citizens share weekend visits and family news as faculty members enroll in a university course on Guidance and Mental Hygiene. A long list details guests and familial connections across nearby towns, with hospital trips, reunions, and travels among residents and relatives.
Mothers visit our primary room and reading progress
Mothers such as Mrs Elkins Tennant Stummers Sprague and Allbee visit the primary room as students read about Peter then create a picture. They work in reading workbooks and must read each page before coloring. A riddle about Donnie ODonnell’s pocket describes a red white and blue item with writing that is not a whistle a handkerchief.
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Elkins
Tennant
Stummers
Sprague
Allbee
Peter
Donnie O’donnell
Ants Endure Harsh Conditions, Says Entomologist
An entomologist notes that ants can survive months without food and endure extreme cold and submersion underwater for days, highlighting their remarkable resilience.
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