Mail Train Schedule and Local Notices From Ann Arbor
Eastern War Time schedule lists trains No. 62 and No. 51 stopping at Ann Arbor with morning and afternoon times. Meetings of K. of P Lodge and Pythian Sisters set for every second and fourth Thursday. Numerous local visits, travels, and family news from Ann Arbor residents include trips to Flint Grand Rapids Cadillac Bay City and Lake Louise with various family members and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Pythian Sisters
Carrie Irwin
Mary Allen
Flint
Leo, Joslin
St. Johns
Roy Joslins
Don Luce
Grand Rapids
Arthur DeGeer
Vernie Hose
Russell Schlafley
Bay City
Roy Josling
Bernard
Lansing
James O. Rassat
Clare
John Henrys
Wallace Graham
Lewis Finch
Donna Jean
Onalee Schofield
Elton Marshall
Hather Reynolds
Vincent Hisenhauer
Church notices list services and camp meeting
Church of God announces no services on August 13 and 20 due to the Central Michigan Camp Meeting in St Louis from August 10 to 20. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints sets Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Social Service at 11 30 a m with Women's Department every two weeks on Wednesday at 2 p m. Place of meeting to be decided at future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Mary E. House
Rosebush
R-2
Church of God Central Michigan
St. Louis
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Methodist Church Service Update and Sermon Topic
Minister Rev. Chas. B. Hahn leads church school at 10 45 with the lesson The Priestly Function of the Minister Public Worship at noon features a sermon on The earnest expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestation of the sons of God Attendees invited to participate in the service.
Clare woman honored at bridal shower for Mrs Warren White
Mrs Warren White of Clare was guest of honor at a Tuesday afternoon bridal shower hosted by Mrs Reynold Mick. The event featured a pleasant afternoon and a delightful lunch with gifts for the honoree, who is a former Miss Verona Bower and a Farwell school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren White
Clare
Reynold Mick
White
Farwell School
Verona Bower
Albert H. Miller
Fern
Duane Miller
Farwell
Raymond
Mancy Neff
Esther Miller
Harvey Wardwell
Ella Wardwell
Rosebush
Albert Miller
W. C. Fuller
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Downey
Henry Downey
Fuller
Bertha Brooks
Ewart
Maud Utley
Richard Whitaker
Barbara
Lansing
George Fuller
Nora Lewis
Gladwin
Martha Fuller
Joseph Jondro
Gilbert Waddington
Loomis
John Waddingtongs
Frank Wicherts
Fern Miller
A. J
Judy
Plymouth
J. H. Palmer
Minerva Richmond
Senton
Raymond Scott
Irwin Scott
Irwin
Louisiana
Allen R. Graham
Reed City
Lewis Finch
Flint
Warren Wolcott
D Jackson
Gee
Grace Woodburn
Grayling
Helen Mick
William
Elzina Dolph
Norma Ann
Alice Dolph
Palmer III
Muskegon
Dolph, Sr
John Henry
Ifit
Frank ‘Wichert
Hugh Nelson
Dolph. Colesky
Merle” Shéa
Owen Clink
Farwell group earns citation for 100th Normandy mission
Irving R. Shaw staff sergeant and payroll clerk led a Farwell, Michigan unit honored by Maj Gen James P Hodges for distinguished service. The crew completed its 100th mission supporting the initial landings in France with operations to Berlin, Poland and multiple European sites under Col Irvine Rendle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Irving R. Shaw
Dee Shaw
Irving
France
Col
Irvine A. Rendle
Rawlins
Wyo
James P. Hodges
Berlin
Friedrichshaven
Poland
Frankfurt
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Shaw
Farwell High School
Farwell Errors Pave the Way to Sheperd's Victory
Sunday baseball recap shows Shepherd defeating Farwell 6 to 3 with Wilkinson earning the win and VanBuskirk the loss. Pitching solid for Shepherd, but Farwell committed 11 errors as the crowd notes misplays and off highlights. Navy at Mt. Pleasant next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Sheperd
Shepherd Boys
Shepherd
Wilkinson
VanBuskirk Navy
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan League Football Schedule Fragments
A fragmented list shows the Central Michigan League schedule with matchups across weeks from August to September. Teams include Farwell Navy Leaton Coleman Beal City Shepherd and Leaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Navy Leaton
Coleman
Beal City
Shepherd
Leaton
Navy
Beal
Leaton -Shgpherd
Rainy seasons boost feeding value of pasture and hay
H J Snider of the University of Illinois reports that excess rain raises protein and mineral content in hay and pasture. Data from Joliet field shows red clover hay with 358 pounds protein and 3.2 pounds phosphorus per ton in 1943, vs 327 pounds protein and 2.4 pounds phosphorus in 1942.
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H. J. Snider
University of Illinois ¢Ollege of Agriculture
Joliet
Pigs Need Minerals For Healthy Growth
North Carolina State College expert F H Smith notes feed balance determines pork output. He warns confined pigs on grain-heavy rations suffer mineral deficiencies and recommends a self feeding mineral mix of ground phosphate steamed bone meal and salt plus tankage for palatability. Sun cured legume hay like alfalfa boosts protein calcium and phosphorus for hogs with suitable land.
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F. H. Smith
Animal Industry Department
North Carolina State College Experiment Station
Smith
Electric Pig Brooder That Can Be Made At Home
Thousands of piglets die from cold in early weeks making winter pork crops risky. A simple $2 to $3 electric pig brooder uses a ceiling mounted bulb with reflector to warm the pen. Instructions list lumber hardware cloth hinges and a reflector can for DIY heat source.
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Public ‘Service ‘Co
Destruction of Rats Urged by County Agents
County agricultural agents advise targeted rat destruction to curb feed waste and save money. They note each rat can cause four years of damage worth four to fifty dollars, making small efforts worthwhile now.
Argentine Wheat Output Forecast For 1944
The Argentine is projected to produce 312 million bushels of wheat this year up from 235 million last year. The agriculture department unveiled a 1944 program for winter cover crop seed to support dairy prices with seeds including vetch crimson clover rye grass and related species priced 5 to 40 percent higher than 1943.
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Department of ‘Agriculture
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South
North
Perh Marquietth
West
Haat
Methodist Church
Chas. B. Hahn
Jeff
Ducry
Slim
Central Michigan League
Hereford
Mark H. Bicknell
Clare, Michigan
City of
Ott
West 6Th Street
Art Damoth Agency
Harrison Branch
D. Ward
S. Us-27
Mich
P.S
Geo. Temple
Kamp Kook
W. 5Th St
Don R. Young
Maple St. Clare
Anderson
Joe Poet
Pearl Heintzelman
Harrison
A. BH
Howlett Plumbing & Heating Co
McEwan St
Clare Sentinel
Harry Scott
Lake
Jack Rudy
Us-10
Shayland Farm
Hampshire
Ross Coe
Chas. Merrill
Silvermoon
Melvin Earley
Park
Otis Parker
Hota
St. Imater’s
Glare
Li Fisher
Non Hill
Agnés Hislop
Trosébush
Dor
Tiddé
Grant Town ‘Hall
OF Security
Life Insurance
Automobile
Fred Busche
Agency
Dan McDonald
Ford Sales and Service
McEwan
Wood Parts Inc
P. O. Box
Manuel Sutton
Edgar Born
Cadillac
Michigan
August Walter
Stra Emery Bonham
Geo. H. Wilson
Bath
Hudson's
Fifth St. Clare
John Rudy
Tim Graves
B. Wheaton Ave
Mary Mater
BK. Highth St
Clare Michigan
Anderson's Drug Store
Milo Kirby
W. Main
Owosso
Brown Corners
D. Hebert
J. B. Wolfe
Harrison, Mich
Fuller Brush Co
Splenaid
Saginaw
Marble Auto Collision Service
Edwin S. Tennington
Weidman
Art’s
Arts Poultry and Eggs
Elm Grove
Burt Hess
Clare R-2
M. Ingold
W. H. Caple
West Branch
Kenneth Roe
Baldwin Ave
Pontiac
Henry Kleiner
Clare, Mich
R-1
Gaa
Houghton Drug Store
Doherty Hotel
Davys
Claxvified Bakery
Europe
Ankara
Turkey
Germany
McEwan St. and
Wheaton Ave
Auto Collision Service
Morris Pratt Shop
Duco
Fay McKenzie
Jioney
Houghton’s Drug Store
Chris Smith
W. First St
Gladwin Stock Yards
Northern Michigan
Wolverine Stock Yards
Lapeer
Samborn’s Produce & Furniture Co
A. B. Howlett Plumbing and Heating Co
N. McEwan St
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