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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1956

Page

6

Just Call Me Cupid at Pete's

A cafe scene unfolds as a young couple sits beside an older man who offers his seat to help them sit together. The man learns the couple’s flirtatious moment but warns that jumping to conclusions can be embarrassing. The piece comments on intolerance toward drinking preferences.

Pete’s Ricky

Number of Telephone Firms in Michigan

The article states there are 121 telephone companies operating across Michigan serving about 250 000 subscribers. It notes these firms operate in many areas throughout the state and help connect telephone services beyond Michigan Bell.

Michigan Bell Michigan

Gift telephones as Christmas presents

It suggests giving telephones for bedrooms kitchens dens or workshops as popular Christmas gifts. The piece notes rising orders and a low cost after a small installation fee, urging readers to call their telephone Business Office to order gift telephones for delivery before Christmas.

Telephone shopping and planning save holiday tasks

The piece promotes using the telephone to check item availability and prices, and to plan holiday gatherings. It highlights quick access to shopping and event planning by phone as a convenient daily tool.

National Grange backs stronger family farms and targeted commodity programs

Delegates at Rochester N Y for the 90th annual convention call for preserving family-type farms and expanding markets. They push individualized commodity programs for cotton wheat and dairy, support dairy cooperatives and marketing groups for fair prices, and urge speedy action on Federal Milk Marketing orders and expanded School Milk programs.

National Grange Rochester N. Y Grange

Christmas exhibits and home extension activities in Weidman area

Over twenty Christmas centerpiece exhibits and home made toys filled the Weidman area as Extension groups from four townships organized activities. The Sherman Extension group presided at the tea, with 68 attendees, and donations totaling 10.70 to the Dress and Jean Drive. The Shepherd Methodist Church hosted a tea for 250 guests, with the Glee Club performing and the Boy and His Bible film shown.

Weidman Weidman Glee Club McCrinnin Sherman Richard Stevens Marie Smith William Fox Don Schumacher Robert Banninger Donma Dague Francis Going Nith Forbes Clarabellh Beutler Bertha Sherman Bertha Floria Vivian Klumpp Beal City Extension Group Shepherd Methodist Church Chester Travis Cclub Salt River Club Broomfield Shepherd,Glee Club Agatha Swenson Shepherd

Crop Improvement Groups Push Faster Seed Delivery

Michigan State University extension specialist S C Hildebrandt reports from a national meeting that seed producers crop improvement associations extension workers and seed dealers should increase cooperation to speed development and distribution of higher quality seed to farmers after development at experiment stations.

S. C. Hildebrandt Michigan State University Extension Michigan Crop Improvements Association Hildebrand

Packagiit advocates multi dozen egg cartons for buyers

Carl Hoyt of Michigatt State University says eggs sold in containers holding more than one dozen would serve consumers and boost sales. A central Michigatt survey found 85 to 90 percent of families buy eggs in lots of two dozen or more. Hoyt also suggests color contrasts and transparent cartons to showcase the eggs.

Carl Hoyt Poultry Department Michigatt State University Michigatt Hoyt

Fall lime application advised for Michigan farms

Michigan farms should apply lime this fall to correct soil acidity, says Ed Longnecker MSU soils specialist. More than a million tons could be used to raise soil pH for a year, with benefits including timely reaction before spring seeding, better availability of spreading services, less soil damage from heavy equipment, and current lime supplies. County agents offer soil sampling guidance to determine lime needs.

Michigan Ed Longnecker Michigan State University Extension Longnecker Soil Science Department Michigan State University

Isabella 4-H News Dominates Detroit Junior Livestock Show

Lynn Swindlehurst wins Reserve Champion with Angus calf at the 27th annual Detroit Junior Livestock Show. Margie Swindlehurst takes first in lightweight Angus, Bob Neeland places fourth in medium Hereford, and multiple family members place in heavy and light Hereford classes. Other exhibitors include Larry Anderson, Harold Anderson, Wayne Swindlehurst, Richard Harless, Terry Hovey, Jerry and Toddy Hovey, Virginia Harless and Tom Swindlehurst.

Harry. Densmore Lynn Swindlehurst Don Swindlehurst Rosebush Isabella Denver Detroit Lynn Margie Swindlehurst Bob Neeland Frank Neeland Hereford Larry Anderson Wis Harold Anderson Wayne Richard Harless Jerry and Toddy Hovey Virginia Harless Tom Swindlehurst

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