Christmas Show aids children in Isabella County effort
Articles donated for Isabella County children were displayed at the Annual Christmas Hobby Show on December 3 at the Mt Pleasant Methodist Church Parish House. Sixteen women exhibited hobbits and ceramics, with lessons for a ceramics class at Mt. Pleasant High School announced for January 26.
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Isabella
Christmag Wea
Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant
G. Hutscher
Mia Vati Vyankyn
A. Thayer
G. Gravis
Peal City Extension Group
Ta Wbiott
Me Wawersil
Floyd’ Armstrong
B”.Morgan
Mass
N. Rorhes
Ge. ‘Swéebe
Bb 118
Py. Burgess
Alice Bennett
Jennie Livery
Disa Siruble
Ting Kidd Trong
Mt Pleasant
Demski
L. Hillett
Shovejoy
Lyle Bryant
James Barager
Archie Bitty
Toya
Hickman
Wayne Hall
Dairy Improvement Association October Report Highlights Strong Herds
The No. 1 Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports October activity: 21 herds tested, 521 cows, average 942 lbs milk and 34.8 lbs fat per cow with a 3.69 test. Ten cows topped 80 lbs fat, Burton Bader led with 2353 lbs milk and 96 lbs fat. multiple herds show high yields, including Becker, Coon, and Mt. Pleasant State Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhabella Noll
Ronald Smith
No. 1 Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Robert Becker
Louis Coon
Robert Coon
Mt. Pleasant State Home
Maurice John
Burton ‘Bader
Bob‘Becker
Martin Toth
Roy
Lloyd McConkie
Hersheyville Farm Bureau Signs New Members
The Hersheyville Farm Bureau met in December at the home of Mortimer Snea Sr. with six families and two guests. Officers led roll call and minutes, Mark McKenna gave the directors report, Mort Shea Jr. led discussion on U N Agreements and The Constitution, two new members joined, old members reupped, and a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersheyville Farm Bureau Group
Mortimer Snea, Sr
Walter Krompetz
Anna Lee Shea
Ledémé, Kyorpétz
Mark McKenna
Mort Shea, Jr
U. N
Pheasant Signs and 1954 Conservation Meetings Noted
In Dedger township Alderman Gene Bacon reports pheasant sightings along a roadside ditch as a sign of a strong season. The Isabella County Soil Conservation District outlines 1954 AGP lime tests for PMA eligibility and urges farmers to visit the county soil testing laboratory for samples. County PMA Manager Gerald Fuller announces upcoming ACP meetings in each township for farmer signups and permanent practice planning. The Chippewa Valley Bird Club prepares for its next program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Bacon
Dedger
Genie
Isabella, Soil Conservation
County Soil Testing Laboratory
B. C. Mellencamp
PMA
Gerald Fuller
Isabella
Forest and planting meeting at Central Michigan College
Farmers urged to attend a forestry meeting at Central Michigan College auditorium on December. The note lists local cooperators Lester Adams of Mt Pleasant with 14 thousand Scotch pine for sale and mentions support from B C Mellengamp and Michigan State College forestry staff. District cooperators urged to contact headquarters for woodland improvement assistance.
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Central Michigan College
Lester Adams
Mt. Pleasant
B. C. Mellengamp
Michigan State College Forestry Department
thesState Department of Conservation Forestry
Mellencamp
B. G
Michigan State College
County home demonstration exhibits delight visitors at Mt Pleasant church
Journal notes a packed parish house last Thursday with county displays and observers pleased by the quality. Cooperators praise Ruth McIlway for coordinating the groups and Leonard Parker of Gilgrove township cites harvesting three bushels per acre of alfalfa seed and plans to plant more pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt.Pleasant Methodist Church
Ruth McIlway
Leonard Parker
Gilgrove Township
Soil and tree progress in Clare County farming update
Clare County farmers report field work including a six inch lateral to an eight inch line uncovering a badger, soil sampling for lime planning, and new waterways. The Christmas tree program expands with 200 acres planted, aiming for market demand, plus tips on shaping wheat and trees for quality. Floyd Garver notes fertile wheat pockets and fertilizer impact. planners expect markets in six to eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Harry Murphy
Pye
John Sommers
Mr. Sommers
Floyd Garver
Clare County
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