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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
5
Harrison area brief lists church services at United Brethren with Sunday school at 10 30 and a 1130 sermon. A midweek prayer service is noted. Local residents and visitors are named along with weekend trips and visits across nearby towns.
Hayes Agriculture High School in Harrison opened with about 260 students, 83 in high school and 54 freshmen. Staff includes Superintendent Charles Amble, Principal Maybee, and teachers Keith Forbush Marion Hansen Ronald Keller, with new labs and desks. basketball joins Six D League with Marion McBain Farwell Tustin LeRoy.
The Harrison State Savings Bank celebrates 52 years since opening in Harrison in 1906 as a state savings bank. It notes a rare bank holiday closure in 1932 and two robberies, with $80,000 in notes recovered. the bank now has FDIC insurance and fees, and staff include Fred Weatherhead cashier and Wallace Harper assistant cashier.
The Harrison Study Club met at Mrs. Fred Zubler’s home for the year’s first gathering. Mrs. Clyde Pifer was elected secretary as Miss Johnson will be away. President Mrs. Henry Gardiner spoke, with reports on travel and circus life in Winter Quarters, followed by refreshments. Next meeting to be a teachers reception at the Congregational church dining parlors with husbands invited.
An advertisement touts Old John Dont Get Up Nights a bladder remedy selling for 25 cents. The copy claims the product reduces burning backache and treats urinary issues with buchu leaves juniper oil and other ingredients and offers a four day full refund if not pleased.
A note on the grass known as Yuyo in Spanish speaking regions of South America. Described as a poisonous plant that cattle avoid, the tale explores its notoriety and implications for livestock grazing.
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