On the Job Training for World War II Vets in Agriculture
Veterans of World War II may enroll in on the job vocational training in farming under the GI Bill. The program, supervised by the Clare County AAA Council, offers up to four years of training with VA reimbursement to cover salary gaps, plus 150 hours per year of instruction including 60 on the job. Local school systems will run the plan with state and federal agricultural agency involvement. Contact vocational agriculture teachers or local officials for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Kleiner
AAA
U. S. Department of Agriculture Council
Armed Forces
Veterans Administration
State Department of Public Instruction
U. S. Department, of Agriculture Council
Clare County
FP. D. Gibson
Harrison
Gordon Purdy
Gladwin
Rural community notices highlight visits and helpers
Rural Mesdames Lee Badgley and Henry Rhodes and son Roy returned Saturday from visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Badgley in Toledo and Miss Alberta Rhodes in Lansing. Mr and Mrs Ernie Cleveland and children visited the W H E Badgley home Wednesday evening. Betty Orvis and Arbuckle of Gladwin visited sister Mrs W E Badgley Sunday. Myr and Mrs Henry Rhodes Ruby and Roy visited W B H and Lee Badgley homes Monday. Frances Van Sicklen of Northwest Vernon accompanied her sister Cora Wilson home from church and assisted with wallpapering Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Lee Badgley
Henry Rhodes
Roy
Roy Badgley
Toledo
Alberta Rhodes
Lansing
Ernie Cleveland
W. H E. Badgley
Betty Orvis
Mr. Arbuckle
Gladwin
W. E. Badgley
Myr
Birthday Surprise Honors Charles Kleinhardt Jr at Myers Corners
Charles Kleinhardt Jr was honored at a Saturday birthday surprise party at his home. Guests included Rev Chas Kleinhardt Mrs Ott Mr and Mrs James Peters of Birmingham and many relatives. Weekend guests and Sunday visits followed with extended family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kleinhardt, Jr
Chas. Kleinhardt
Charles Ott
James Peters
Birmingham
Roger Kleinhardt
Robert Kleinhardt
Larry
Forest Garver
John Hartman
Othel Denslow
Norman Myers
Jack, Wood
Mt. Clemens
Jean
Chalmers Brown
Song
Saginaw
Arlene Collins
Emma Winn
tSanley Perkins
Lewis
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Pleasant Valley notes Sunday dinners and visits across town. Families including Leeth Hutchinson Carncross Owens Wehrman Klingan Bay Bay Bay and Leeth hosted or joined occasions. Birthday celebrations and small gatherings extended to West Branch Alma and Bay City with friends and relatives attending.
Weekend Visitors And Local Moves In Clare Area
Lily Lake resident Heititz hosted visits from Elmer Nephew of Lake Orion and others. The Emil Giers family plans a Clare move but can’t take possession yet. Local residents including the Hileman, Rathburn, Squires, and Smith households were noted. Consumers Power Co. resumed line work after material shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey Heititz
Lily Lake
Elmer Nephew
Lake Orion
Howard Brockway
Wm. Hileman
Earl Ruby
Clare
Emil Giers
Hs Heber
Robert Rathburn
Gladwin
Floyd Squires
Robert Smith
West Grant
Edith Raymond
Consumers Power Co
Harvey Blosser
Hayes
Harold Heber
Chancey Root
Franklin
Ira Root
Greenwood Center Social Updates and Local Changes
Mr and Mrs Dan Sabins and son Douglas of Lansing visited Bert Douglas family over the weekend. Mrs Fred Welch remains ill. Mrs Ira Van Valkenburg, daughter Lois Playton and granddaughter shopped in Harrison Monday. Rowell Clark moved to Harrison renting farm to Donald Higgins. Russell Cook substituted for Zeno Budd. William Crawford, Lansing, uncle of the family, died after a heart attack and will be buried at Clare Tuesday. Sympathy extended to the family. Harvie Gross hosted visitors from Breckenridge Sunday. Ed Gordon and Virginia Gordon visited their mother Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sabins
Douglas
Lansing
Bert Douglas
Fred Welch
Ira van Valkenburg
Lois Playton
Harrison
Rowell Clark
Donald Higgins
Russell Cook
Zeno Budd
William Crawford
Crawford
Clare
Harvie Gross
Breckenridge
Ed. Gordon
Virginia Gordon
Gilmore Center Service and Birthday Remembrance
Gilmore Church of Christ holds service at 10 06 devotion 10 15 communion preaching 10 15 Bible school 11 00 and welcomes all. Mrs Wim Elliott celebrated 89th birthday with relatives and friends at her Gilmore home. Wm Tanner remains in poor health. Visitors from Midland and Mt Pleasant called on M L McAlvey and Tanner families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Center
Gilmore Church OF Christ
Howard L. Krause
Wim. Elliott
Elliott
Gilmore
Wm. Tanner
Helen Johnson
Midland
M. L. McAlvey
Mable Cotter
Mildred Burgess
Cora Grimm
Struble
Betty Nichols
Mt. Pleasant
Jack Johnson
Ray Jarman
Owen
Carl Williams
Ed. McAlvey
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Illness
Brown Corners BH Cookson from New York visited Clair Coulter's home this week. Beulah Armentrout joined Mrs Clarence Davis for a trip to Gladwin. The Burk infant under doctor care. C V Newman visited Galen Coats at Hardwood. J C Newman Sr and wife spent time with Glen Lower. Floyd Garver fell ill and entered Mt. Pleasant hospital with pneumonia. Dow men's chorus performed at the high school auditorium Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH Cookson
New York
Clair Coulter
Beulah Armentrout
Clarence Davis
Gladwin
Floyd Garver
Mt. Pleasant
Dow Men’s Chorus
Midland
Glen Lower
Funeral services and Sunday School note at local church
The report records a funeral Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Lula Birdgall near Stevenson Lake attended by Mrs. GC Y Newman and others. Rev Burk will lead the church service at Hagle Sunday morning and fifty seven people attended Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wank
Burk
the Hagle
Fat Salvage Urgent Aims 865 000 Tons Export
County Agent's Corner notes Fat Salvage remains vital as famine relief shifts fats and oils from war needs to food production. War era goals reversed. salvaged fats support soap and other uses, with each recovered pound aiding foreign hunger relief and lifesaving calories. Bring salvaged fats to local butcher or grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Planning to enter poultry business urged to rethink
The feed situation is tight with supplies reduced from last year. No new entrants will be provided feed. Farmers are urged to veto the bill and plan to cut poultry expansion, with suggested more dinners to use up existing stock and storage filling up.
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Paul D. Gibson
B. C. Mellengamp
Isabella County
Clare County Aaa Committee
Universal Jeep
Bob's Sales & Service
Mich
A. Quella Products Co
West 4Th Street
Elm Grove
Pleasant
Valley
Mack Leeth
Wm. Hutchinson
Everett Carncross
Otto Kleiner
Don Owens
Carl Wehrman
George Hemstreet
K. I. Klingan
Beaverton
Randall Home
Hugh Allen
Stuart Bicknell
Jesse Hampton
West Branch
Romayne Perry
Bay City
Helmstreet
Burton Bay
Glen Bay
Betty Lou Bay
Orville Sanders
Glyde McDonald
Alma
Marie Allen
Ethard Walters
Glen’ Bay
Clarence Bay
Hendérich
Robert Clute
Dale'Prescott and Son
Jennie Bates
Greenwood Center
W. B. Sweet Clover
Timothy Alsike
Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
Michigan
St. Johns
Earl Willey
Rosebush
The
Reisch American
School of Auctioneering
Farwell, Mich
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