Community Notices of Local Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs J Schumacher lists visits in the area, noting January 30th Anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cornell near Shepher d. Ralph Teale hosted meals with Homer Warner and family and with Mrs. Joseph Schumacher. Various neighbors and relatives visited Ross Coe, Harvey Newcomb, Glenn Newcomb, and others.
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Ralph Teale
Wayne Cornell
Shepherd
Homer Warner
Darlene Allen
Joseph Schuse
Roger Aynard
Coleman
James Irwin
Joseph Schumacher
Sylvester Schumacher
Harold
Ross Coe
Larry Strouse
Bruno Braun
Toni
William Coe
Harley Randle
L.j.swanton
Edenville
Clyde McJames
Dorothy Bushong
Virginia Randle
Open House Honors 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Tice celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday attended by 34 guests. The event included cake and ice cream served by family members, with numerous relatives and friends visiting from nearby homes and towns.
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Ross Coe
Warren Tice
Les Randle
Lewis Rutter
Harrison
Les
William Randle
Norman Randle
Vernell Carey
Robert Randle
Charles Koontz
Thomas Bennett
Duane Koontzand
Wickilangworthy
Elizabeth Macklem
Edith Randle
Ors Yates
Coleman
Louis McDonald
Otis McPhail
Glenn Newcomb
Sanford
William Dickinson
Beulah Armentrout
Inez Teale
Ethel Severson
Jerome Schumacher
Mark Schumacher
Wyman
Joseph Schumacher
Heat Thief blamed for high attic costs and insulation tips
The article warns homeowners about excessive winter fuel costs blamed on an imagined Heat Thief in the attic. It urges inspection of insulation, recommends vermiculite barriers, and notes six inch thickness for air conditioned homes. It also discusses Michigan constitutional changes for appointive state offices and a new four member highway commission.
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Vermiculite Institute
State Board of Education
State Highway Commission
Michigan
U.S. States
State Senate
MSU Scientists Probe Dairy Sire Aging and Longevity
Michigan State University researchers study aging in dairy sires to identify disease limits and ways to extend bulls productive and reproductive lifespans. They aim to uncover factors driving aging related health issues and reproductive decline in bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MSU
Corvette two all new versions spark road trip dreams
The text touts two all new Corvette versions offering bold looks and thrilling driving, suggesting they will stop traffic and inspire adventures. It invites readers to visit a Chevrolet dealer to test drive and consider plans for exciting local outings.
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America
Corvette
Childs Eye Difference in Traffic Understanding
Swedish researchers report preschoolers see and hear differently from adults and overestimate a child’s traffic understanding. Study finds children below seven often cannot distinguish right from left, fail to interpret signals, and lack traffic vocabularies, with nine year olds showing gaps too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Stockholm
Swedish University
Ers
Girl Scout Potluck Recap at Clare High School
On January 14 the first Intermediate Girl Scout potluck of the year was held at Clare High School. Troops reported activities after a dinner and conversation. Three groups attended with varying totals of mothers, scouts, and guests and Brownie Troop members prepared hospital tray favors for Clare General Hospital for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Fred Dunn
Dan Czyzewski
Don Lewis
Hilyard
Woodworth
Carol Warick
What You Can Do For Freedom
A wartime orientation urging servicemen to stay informed about the U S and the Communist world. It stresses knowledge of facts about America the Free World and the USSR as part of the struggle against communism. The piece encourages vigilance and awareness beyond military duties.
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America
Washington
ANS
United States
U.S.S.R
Feed Grain Program Offers Advance Payment
The 1963 feed grain program provides advance payments to producers who divert acreage from corn sorghum and barley. Sign up runs from February 1 to March. Diverted acreage earns per acre payments and a later full payment plus price support loans or purchase agreements. Participation is voluntary with a minimum 20 percent diversion, and payments mirror the 1961 1962 programs. Contact the ASCS County office for details.
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Floren J. Pudway
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Dairy Day Set for Clare Hall February 28
Counties in the surrounding area hold the annual Dairy Day at Clare 1 0 C F Hall in Clare on Thursday February 28 from 1 p m to 3 30 p m. Luncheon served by Kraft Foods of Clare. Watch for more this coming week.
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Clare
C.F. Hall
Kraft Foods of
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