4-H bread demo wins trip to State Fair in Michigan
Isabella County Agent reports a 4-H team of Betty Block and Rose Marie Rau, both fifteen, won a chance to demo bread at the State Fair after a Michigan State College competition. Their Sept 1 demonstration will be at the State Fair Grounds 4-H Building. The column also notes busy activities at Island Park with Farm Bureau Rotary Kiwanis groups, volunteers, and local leaders organizing food, exhibits, and shows for the event.
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Michigan State College
Lower Peninsula
Betty Block
Ed. Block
Rose Marie Rau
Louis Rau
Island Park
Farm Bureau
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Bob Kline
Stanley Block
Victor Pohl
George Jane
Bob Watson
Maynard Gilmore
Norval Bovee
Byron Gallagher
Pat Hathaway
Earl Seybert
Consumers Power Company
Clare Henry
Ray Monroe
Theodore
Doris Kain
L. M. Sweeney
Marian Erwin
District Home
Doc Filson
Joe Rush
Mac McCrea
Joe McCall
Mr. McCall
Lou Moon
Dale Graham
Vernon Fike
Harry Wild
Community 4-H Show Brings Together City and Country Interests
Local effort for a Home Economics exhibit gathered grain exhibitors and farm groups. Rotary Kiwanis and Farm Bureau financed meals with support from Farmers Mutual Insurance and the Board of Supervisors. Central State Teachers College housed participants. 4-H leaders provided the show's nucleus as adults in livestock crops and grains contributed to a community wide outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Richards
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Farm Bureau
Board of Supervisors
Senior Chamber of Commerce
Central State Teachers ‘Colege
Michigan State Radio Highlights Schedule
WKAR at Michigan State College lists programs to aid youth guidance and delinquency prevention. Broadcasts occur Thursdays at 3 15 p m with a varied lineup through August and September featuring Farm News Digest Reading Circle Visiting Michigan Cities Farm Service Hour weather markets and more.
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Michigan Child Guidance Institute
WKAR
Michigan
State Grange
Ifarm
Century Players
Michigan Defense Council
Michigan Department of Health
Rosebush and Center Methodist Church Services
Sunday schedules show Rosebush Methodist Church with services at 10 60 a m, Sunday school at 11, and Epworth League at 7 30 p m, while Center Methodist Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 and Epworth League at 8 06 p m. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Tom McConnell of Detroit at Mrs Dan McConnell, and Mr and Mrs Bill Chard of Mt Pleasant staying with Mrs Nannie Allen. Mrs Joe McConnell of near Clare and Mrs Gertie Waters of Chicago visited Mrs Dan McConnell and Mary Louise.
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Rosebush Methodist Church
Epworth League
Center Methodist Church
Tom McConnell
Detroit
Dan MccConnell
Bill Chard
Mt. Pleasant
Nannie Allen
Joe McConnell
Near
Clare
Gertie Waters
Chicago
Dan McConnell
Mary Louise
S . McArthur
Tony Swetz
Swetz
Pat Battle
John Wallace
Seaton
Stara
Rosebush
Local residents share visits and travels across Michigan
A stream of visitors and trips fills the week as families travel from Saginaw to Kalamazoo, Alpena to Detroit, and Mt. Pleasant to Chicago. Highlights include Mrs Moyes’s nose operation in Bay City, Miss Grant’s ankle rest, and Harold McFarlane’s California training camp reports from his motorcycle ride.
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Kathleen Trainor
Alpena
Leo Trainor
Paul Gross
Deerfield Township
Frank Lynch
Helen Johnston
Detroit
William Murphy
Mary Murphy
Jack Hathaway
Lansing
Andrew Hathaway
Frank Fox
Harold McFarlane
California
Women Equal in Calm Under Emergency, Authority Says
A cited authority states women are as cool as men in emergencies. The expert notes men may be calmer at the instant of a disaster start, but after the initial excitement passes, women prove equally cool-headed.
Champion Cow to Headline Michigan State Fair Show in Detroit
The largest dairy cattle entry at the Michigan State Fair features Carnation Ormsby Fayné Madcap from Carnation Milk Farm Seattle Washington as dairy queen candidate. The event runs August 27 to September 7 in Detroit with a milk production test concluding January 26 1942. The animal is related to Butter King holder of milk and butter records since 1936. The Carnation herd includes seven bulls and eighteen females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Carnation Ormsby
Fayné Madcap
Carnation Milk Farm
Seattle
Wash
Tri County Health Unit Activities
A generation ago babies suffered from summer complaints due to improper feeding. Today sanitation and better infant nutrition cut those diseases, but respiratory illnesses now are the most frequent burden. Diphtheria fears have diminished with vaccines and public health efforts.
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Celebrations
A busy week as Temple residents hosted out of town guests including Mr and Mrs John Collard and Chicago visitors. Several families shared weekend gatherings, birthdays and picnics at Mead's Landing, Spikehorns Bear den and Peter Schram home. A misfortune occurred when Bernard Stambaugh's car rolled over six times but he was uninjured.
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John Collard
Carson City
Surges
Opal Ranes
Ben Laposky
Thurman Fahnestock
Chicago
James Colard
Irma Simpson
Roy Holford
Lylabele Collard
Grandma Collard
Ella Moore
Detroit
Peter Schram
Beherends
Beverlee
Spikehorn’s
Schlusher
Midland
Lew Johnson
Battle Creek
Bertha Hilsworth
Will Wells
Mt. Pleasant
Freda Davis
George Stoddard
Mothers urged to immunize babies against preventable diseases
Health officials stress protection through vaccination for whooping cough and diphtheria, and isolate contagious diseases to protect well children. Conferences will offer vaccine access. immunization at six months for whooping cough and nine months for diphtheria is advised, with minimal discomfort and lasting childhood protection.
Defense Bonds and Stamps Promotion Highlights
Why Americans should buy Defense Bonds and Stamps now includes serving the country and conserving earnings, funding National Defense, and helping curb high prices. Bonds are nontransferable and payable only to the named person. purchase at post offices or banks, or contact the Treasurer of the United States in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington, D. C
Washing Woolen Flannel Robe Care Tips
The article advises washing a woolen flannel robe to preserve color. Use lukewarm suds, bathe three minutes, rinse twice or thrice, and dry away from extremes. Iron on the wrong side with a damp cloth, using low heat, with a sheet over it for protection. An ironer helps.
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Paul D. Gibson
Harry K. Wakefield
Clare County
Isabella County
Robert C. Kleiner
Clare County Aaa
WNU
Tommy Kelly
May Robson
Jackie Moran
William Boyd
Russell Hayden Evelyn Brent Morris Ankrum
Andy Clyde
Victor Jory
Yumpin
Yimminy
James Ellison
Jerry Colonna
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Maisie
Ann Sothern
With
George Murphy
Robert Sterling
Virginia O'Brien
Natalie Thompson
Ginger Rogers
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Alan Marshal
Burgess Meredith
Michigan State
HONEA
TY Store
Tanna
Fenall
Kara-Gran Fenett
Epsom
Rexall Tropuer
Roxbury
France
Old Spice Review
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Pink
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