Community Socials and Visits Around Brush College
A note of local life details a ham dinner at Brush College Ald Thursday with Mrs. Kenneth Rockey and Mrs. Bernard Allen hosting. Neighbors visit Myers farm on 4H call tour. various families share calls, dinners, and social visits. Congratulations to Sep Fitzpatrick on a birth at Clare General Hospital.
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Brush
College Ald
Kenneth Rockey
Bernard Allen
Norman Myers
Margaret, Sue
Marlin Rockey
Myers Farm
Margaret Sue
Cecil Rowley
Mary ‘Lou Tarzwell
Millard Kent
I. M. Freeman
Bailey Lake
Westyburg
Bryan D. Miller
Lloyd Athey
Herb
Bob Horn
Grand Blanc
Glen Newmans
Bob
Russell Sanders
Harley Coats
Galen Coats
Russell Williams
Russell
Vern’ Worden
M. Freeman
Yione
Texas ‘Club
Randolpn
Newman
Alten
Carolyn
Joe
Lloyd
Russell Davis
Fitzpatricks
Clare General Hospital
Colonville
Bernard Aller
Randolph, Rockey
Grace Coats
Marilyn
David
Margaret ‘Davis
Perry Davis
Gladwin
Randolph Rockey
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella County Soil Conservation District Notes
Rural ministry bulletins from the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts in League City Texas arrived for Isabella County. John Methner's farm survey details a tile drainage plan east of the buildings with mains installed now and laterals later. The topographic survey shows drainage westward to the creek behind the buildings. Warren Ay Blight, a Saginaw area soil conservationist, visited April 8 and 9 and reviewed technician records.
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National Association of ‘Soil Conservation District
League City
Texas
Isabella
Soil Conservation District
Iin
Myers’ “Building
Pleasant
John Methner
Isabella 4-H Spring Achievement Highlights April 18 19
Isabella 4 H news outlines the Spring Achievement display by over 550 club members at Mt Pleasant Jr High April 18 19. Exhibits include handiwork electrical conservation photography and clothing with judging Saturday morning and public viewing Saturday 3 00 to 5 00 and 6 30 to 10 00. The Style Show April 19 features launching fashions to the Moon with 250 girls plus Share the Fun entries and awards.
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Mt. Pleasant Jr. High School
Ronald Smith
Methodist
George Axinn
Michigan Co Operative Extension Service
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Widemeyer
Mr.Widmeyer
Athey Family Gather for Easter Dinner and Birthdays
The Athey family celebrates Easter at Rose Athey’s home with four generations present including Mrs. Athey, Jo Mann, Doyle Mann, and Doyle Wayne Mann. Relatives join from Afton, Five Lakes, Royal Oak, Pontiac, Bara, and Flint, plus Bob Davis and family.
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Rose Athey
Athey
Randy, Garver
Arnold Mang
Bob Davis
Jo Mann
Doyle Mann
Doyle Wayne Mann
John
Charles Athey
Lee Reynolds
Afton
Morris Kapplinger
Five Lakes
Royal Oak
Charles Garver
Pontiac
Wilbur Mann
Bara
Jack Mann
Flint
Lloyd Athey
Skating Party for 4-H Club at Clare Rinks
The Brush College 4 H Club held a roller skating party at Clare Rinks on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Glen Newman and family, Mrs. Norman Myers and many friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Kehl and their daughter Danny visited from Mt. Pleasant.
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The
Brush, College 4-H
Clare
Glen -Newman
Norman Myers
Rollie
Margaret
Sue
Carollyn
Ralph
Joe Coats
Marilyn
Loyd
Russell
David: Davis
Berhard ‘Allen
Adolph “Hildebrandt
Beny Whaten
Beaverton
Galen Coats
Gary
John Keh
Danny
Mt. Pleasant
Flu outbreak ends and vaccine effort praised in 1957 review
A historical review notes that the Asian flu crisis of 1957 ended with milder spring cases as vaccine production reached record speed. It cites a crash program by pharma firms, rapid vaccine distribution, and a strong educational campaign that lessened the epidemic’s impact.
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U.S. Public Health Service
HNI
Leroy E. Burney
U.S
J. Stewart Hunter
The
Public Health Service
Isabella County Dairymen Win Brucellosis Free Status
Isabella County is declared modified certified brucellosis free as of February 4 1958 for three years. Dairy cattle will be ring tested every six months and all non milking herds tested once. Herd infection is 4.7 percent and individual infection 0.7 percent. Ceremony planned to award certificates to the County Board of Supervisors for the plan that reduced infections.
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Isabella County
Public Health Discussion Highlighted by Officials
Officials emphasized a well informed public health approach during a recent briefing. The session focused on risk communication, vaccination campaigns, and community engagement to reduce illnesses and protect vulnerable groups.
Pinkham's Tablets Promise Relief for Women's Ailments
An ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets as a solution to female ailments from monthly cramps to menopause. It claims the formula builds blood with iron and offers relief through life stages, noting doctors' tests showing reduced cramps and hot flashes.
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Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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McEwan
Clara
Isabella Soil Conservation District Board
Harold Howard
Broomfield
Clynton Sloan
Coldwater
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Melvin Kindig
Coé
Ronald Ervin
Union Township
Central Michigan College
George Wheeler
Wakelin McNeal
Usda Personnel Inc
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Shus
Green’s
Bay Area
Alviso
Cal
Pepe
Kroger
Prin
Coleman
Chuck
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