Rural News Briefs From Saginaw And Nearby Towns
Rural notes recount a weekend picnic at the Armentrouts new house with many local families from Saginaw Averill and nearby. Family visits include Glenda Armentrout returning from Findlay College and Honey Yates joining at the Armentrout home.
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Don Brown
Stanley Cummins
Bert Cushway
Saginaw
James Calkins
Clara Calkins
Averill
Russell Armentrouts
Frank Battles
Ionia
Ernest Kleiner
Alfred Balmer
St. Charles
Gordon Balmer
Elkhart
Indiana
Don Kleiner
Eagle Farm Bureau
Jennie Bates
Archie Tryon
Norman Allen
Pontiac
Alfred Roe
Elk Lake
George Hemstreet
Elm Grove
Clare
Jack Hemstreet
Lowell Penrose
Jimmy
Robert Kleiner
Merrill
Lumberman’s Memorial Park
Hale
Walter Kleiner
Findlay
Ohio
Mabel Leeth
Marine City
Visit to Pvt Fletcher Adams in Michigan hospitals
Mrs Fletcher Adams and her parents visited Pvt Fletcher Adams who was moved Friday from Mt. Pleasant hospital to Saginaw Veterans hospital. He will depart Tuesday for the Navy hospital at Great Lakes. Several local families visited, traveled, and hosted relatives across Clare and Midland counties. Paul Thompson seeks Flint hospital treatment for a blood clot in his leg. Cottage sale closes with a Flint buyer from Chippewa.
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Fletcher Adams
Robert Adams
Sanford
Saginaw Veterans Hospital
Pvt
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Navy Hospital
Great Lakes
Ill
Jerry Adams
Fred Davis
Brown City
Ray Utley
Fred Bergey and
Doris Adams
Clare
Elmer Wilson
Midland
Lake George
Dale Rulapaugh
Stanley
Houghton Lake
Floyd McCain
Peter
Peggy
Flint
Jesse Hilyard
Hilyard
Cloyd Hilyard
George Post
Robert Snover
Germany
Jane Lear
Dessa Williams
Pontiac
Thelma Gordon
Mary
Donnetta
Lloyd Loomis
Harold Horton
Davison
Tawas City
Harrison
Bluff Lake
Grant Beemish
Clio
Fritz
Bruce Weaver
Lansing
Gordon Coleman
Morris
Colorado
Paul Thompson
Flint Hospital
Donald Cochran
Chippewa
How Can She Know He Likes Her This Week
A teen advice note explains that a girl should express her interest rather than wait. It suggests telling a friend who can pass along the message, as actions reveal feelings more than looks. The piece encourages direct yet simple signals to learn if a boy likes her.
Deeryard Timber Cutting Boosts Deer Herd In 1960
Conservation Department game men estimate that last winter's deeryard timber cuttings on state lands produced nearly 2.4 million dollars in browse and increased the deer herd's carrying capacity by about 119000 whitetails in 1960. The program helped prevent further starvation and reduced damage to the herd's range while complementing other management tools to temper losses for several years.
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Conservation Department
Harvest Holiday Opens Sept 11 at Saginaw Fair
The 47th annual Harvest Holiday at the Saginaw Fair runs seven days starting September 11 1960. It features new exhibits premium totals of 43000 dollars in premiums and ribbons a large livestock and horse show including National Lightweight Horse Pulling Contest Mule Pulling Contest and American Quarter Horse Show nightly Harvest of Stars revue and the lion dollar farm machinery lane attracting over 300000 visitors.
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Saginaw Fair
Saginaw
Michigan
FFA
Midwest
America
Rockies
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Maple Grove
Peet’s
Savin Town
Pillsbury Flour
Herman
PEG
Gerber
Aaa
Artis Wilt
IGA
NL Ag
ACI
Aro
Isirv~ Ice
Frankfort
Him
Deeryard
Henry Magnus & Sons
Clare, Mich
Wisconsin National Life Presents
Arazie
Aden
Bob Greer
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