Local notes on Military drafts and family travels
Gilmore Grange member Glen Denton joined the National Guard and left for Fort Dix New Jersey for four months training. Art Denton Jr. will depart in August for the University of Detroit for four years of dentistry. Hank Raymond is on a 30 day leave before Vietnam duty and stays with his wife Coral at the George Strahota home. Mr and Mrs John Robinson and friends visit Clare and Saginaw relatives. John worked for the Robisons.
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Glen Denton
National Guard
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Ferris
Art Denton Jr
University
Detroit
Richard Gerhart
Maple Heights
Ohio
Keith Scotts
Clare
Holley
Hank Raymond
Vietnam
Coral
George Strahota
John Robinson
Saginaw
Harold Robisons
John
Bowling League Meeting and WCTU Gathering Planned
An organizational meeting of the Wednesday Night Men's Bowling League is set for August 9 at 7 30 p m at Dunlop's Bar with all team captains urged to attend and any interested bowlers invited. The Clare W C T U will meet Tuesday August at 8 p m at Mrs Ray Strouse's home with members urged to attend and officers to be elected, bring articles for World Vision kits.
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Dunlop’s Bar
Clare W.C.T.U
Ray Strouse
World Vision
Pontiac Visitors Spread Townwide Greeting
Mr and Mrs Don Tiede and their son of Pontiac visit Claude Bailes and Dale Lavertys this week as part of a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tiedeman
Pontiac
Claude Baileys
Dale Lavertys
Soldiers Place High In Jump Competition
Four Golden Knights of the U S Army Parachute Team finished in the top 10 at a national parachute meet in Tahlequah Oklahoma. Stevene Thacker placed second earning a spot on the four man National Parachute Team. William Lockwood was fourth Gary F Ocenas sixth and Str Donald F Strickland ninth. Roy Johnson of Warren Ohio won the meet for the second year running. Competitors were judged on ground target accuracy and free fall maneuvers. In Michigan dairy cattle account for at least a third of farm marketings cash receipts per university dairy scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Knights
U.S. Army
Parachute Club of
Amatica
Stevene Thacker
Tahlequah
Okla
United States
William Lockwood
Ste Gary F. Ocenas
Donald F. Strickland
Roy Johnson
Warren
Ohio
Final Plans Set For Isabella County Fair 1967
Plans announced for the 22nd Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair August 22 to 26. The 152 page premium book lists events, exhibits, some 220 advertisers, and is distributed at banks, elevators, and the Extension Office along with bumper signs. The fair includes 4-H exhibits protected with wire enclosures, sold Merchants Building spaces, displays from eighteen groups, Miss Isabella County Queen contest on Tuesday, Dan Fleeners Hurricane Hell Drivers, livestock auction, horse shows, square dancing, tractor pulls, Hank Show performances, and a grand fireworks finale. Entries encouraged through Lola Krueger or the County Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Cooperative Extension Office
Orville Klumpp
Hal Dewey
Merchants
F.F.A
F.H.A
Farm Bureau
Grange
Lola Krueger
Times News
Dan Fleeners
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The text discusses how natural ability helps athletes but must be enhanced by training and drive to win. In business experience matters, especially when paired with the desire to please.
Harrison area social notes through the week
Mrs Gladys Allen of Grand Blanc visited in Harrison with sister in law Clara Allen. Numerous guests drop by across the week including Maynard Maybee Rex Clute and Terry from Midland, and 90th birthday dinner for Mynard McClure. Open house at the McClure home honors Maynard McClure with over 60 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Allen
Grand Blanc
Clara Allen
Dorothy Collins
Doug Cook
Mt. Pleasant
Anna Carpenter
Wallace Parker
Bill O’brien
Jeff
Twin Elm
Arnold Stamman
Mynard McClure
Surrey House
Charles A. Amble
Howard Spelder
Bonita Springs
Florida
Kenneth Hilton
E. Lansing
Howard Lennigan
Pontiac
Pearl Clute
Canada
Francis Thomas
Maurice Sharn
Detroit
Jimmy Yost
Keven McGinty
Lost Valley Camp
Gaylord
Bob Amble
Davison
William Walker
DeWayne Nash
Martin
Garden City
Albert Bruce
Robert Burns
Gene Ostling
Higgins Lake
Gordon Smith
Vern Seltz
Arthur Sheffield
Wallace Origrer
Grand Rapids
Pearl Clure
Maynard McClure
Norman McClure
Glen McClure
City Briefs Details Local Families Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Wesley Shaw and daughter of Lansing visited his mother Mrs Lula Shaw on Saturday. Mrs Norman Onstott called on Monday. Mr and Mrs William Hawkins of Ann Arbor visit Hazel Gruber. Lee Sowle and Mr and Mrs Ronald Smith and Jeffrey of Owosso spent time with H M Sowle and relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Barlow Jr and family of Flint visit their parents. Miss Earlene Bowen returns to Lansing after a week at home. Mr and Mrs Frank Walter and family visited cousin Fred Huntley in Lake Helen and Edan Craven at Standish on the way home. Mr and Mrs Bill Campbell and children of Goodrich spent weekend with her parents, Harry Roberts. Harry Sheldon vacationed with his grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Shaw
Lansing
Lula Shaw
Norman Onstott
William Hawkins
Ann Arbor
Hazel Gruber
Lee Sowle
Ronald Smith
Jeffrey
Owosso
H.M. Sowle
Charles Barlow Jr
Flint
Charles Barlow
Earlene Bowen
Frank Walter
Fred Huntley
Lake Helen
Edan Craven
Standish
Bill Campbell
Goodrich
Harry Roberts
Harry Sheldon
Two Michigan Men Grow In Rank During Vietnam Service
Charles G. Latham 23, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Latham Route 1 Lake promoted to Army Specialist four July 15 in Vietnam with the 69th Engineer Battalion near Vung Tau. He joined in March 1966 and was at Ft Belvoir before overseas duties. His wife Artdeene resides Farwell. Robert Marko 20 son of Mrs Elizabeth Ward Harrison assigned to the 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam near Di An as a radio teletype operator. He entered the Army in June 1966 and trained at Ft Dix later stationed at Ft Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Latham
Gerald Latham
Lake
Vietnam
69Th Engineer Battalion
Spec
Latham
Vung Tau
Ft. Belvoir
Gibson Refrigeration Co
Greenville
Artdeene
Michigan St
Farwell
Robert Marko
Elizabeth Ward
W. Long Lake Drive
Harrison
di An
Marko
Ft. Dix
Ft. Gordon
Michigan dairy per cow production rising, MSU reports
Michigan State University dairy scientists note a more than 260 pound annual gain in milk produced per cow over the past five years in Michigan. They also cite dairy products excluding meat and butter supplying 13 percent of food energy, 24 percent of protein, 77 percent of calcium, 38 percent of phosphorus and 45 percent of riboflavin to the U.S. diet.
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Michigan
Michigan State University
U.S
Michigan State University Dairy Food Scientists
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Isabella County Fair
National Safety Council
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