Public Hearing on Inclusion of Townships Into Conservation District
Public notice announces a 1:30 pm hearing on February 27 1951 in Mt Pleasant Michigan to decide the inclusion of Vernon Wise Isabella Denver Union Chippewa Lincoln and Coe Townships into the Isabella Soil Conservation District. Land owners with three or more acres and other interested parties may attend and present facts regarding the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon, Wise, Isabella
Denver
Union
Chippewa
Lincoln
Gee
Isabella’ Soli
Vernon, Wise
Isabella
Chippews
Coe
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Coe Townships
Isabella Soil Conservation District Action Noted
BY ORDER OF THE STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Charles Wigg, Chairman executive Secretary. The notice records official action related to the Isabella Soil Conservation District and tangential facts.
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Isabella
Mumps Hit Local Residents and Health Notes
Keith Baker Jim TO and Axwilda Wright and Mrs Geo Teeter Brinton report mumps. Joe Town had an appendix operation Sunday. Pete Wright family visited Mrs and Mrs Harold Skinner and Wally Friday. Thelma Smith and Clare Downing of Coleman dined with Geo Skinner pair Wednesday. Rita Wright returned to housework in Barryton. Harold Skinner and Pete Wright visited Thursday. Don Kripa couple visited Harold Skinner Monday. Harold Skinner family did business in Saginaw last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Wright
Don Kripa
Harold Skinner
Saginaw
Vernon City Church Notes Highlight New Pastor
The Vernon City church announces Rev. Louis W. Cobb and his wife as the new ministering couple beginning this week. Morning sermons from Nehemiah 4:6, evening talks on Romans 6:23, and Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 30 PM mark their introduction with attendance from Rev. R J McBrainie and Arnold Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobh
Louis ‘W. Cobb
R. J. McBrainie
Temple
Arnold Jackson
Christ
Ruth Herron
Infrared Brooding Opens Ways to Weatherproof Poultry Rearing
Modern Farm Light highlights infrared brood ing for chickens enabling flocks from 50 to 20 000. Six 200 watt infrared bulbs per unit allow scalable heating without raising room temperatures. Units mount in pairs at 45 degree angles and can be switched for economical operation. General Electric recommends infrared brooding for large and small flocks.
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General Electric
Local Families Share Visits Across Several Towns
Mrs Gladys Lane of Saginaw spent Friday night with her daughter Mrs Frank Simpson and family before returning to Harrison for a few days. Mrs Fred Ahrens of Vernon stayed Tuesday night with Mrs Hila Sherman and daughter Alice. Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson and daughter Doris plus relatives were guests Sunday of Mrs D Simpson's parents in Temple. The Mott family visited Cole man to see Mrs Ernest Mott. Clare residents Mr and Mrs Clarence Ramey and Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith and families joined Mr and Mrs Frank Nevins for a Friday evening gathering. Harley Holt and family, formerly in the Stough house, moved to Reed City to manage a new Witbeck IGA Store.
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Ruth Herron
Helen Cleveland
Hola McDonel
Jesse Thompson
Alma
Jimmy Henry
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Frank Bowen
Harline
Will Bowen
Beaverton
Pearl Plegal
North Bradley
Adam Wright
Lansing
Floyd Bergey
West Branch
Bergey
Josephine VanBuskirk
Will
New Boston
Clare
Elwin Houge
Mt. Pleasant
Coleman
Alfred Smith
Darwin Mott
Frank Pringle
Edna Jockwig
Sagitaw
Jockwig
Pringle
Leo Martin
Farwell
Neamene Miller
William Gilland
Frank Simpson
Saginaw
Grant Boyer
Fred Ahrens
Vernon
Ella Sherman
Alice
Louis W. Cobb
Gladys Lane
Harrison
Hila Sherman
Doris
Dorothy Simpson
Erma Norwood
D. Simpson
Roy Holford
Temple
Ernest Mott
Clarence Ramey
Frank Nevins
Harley
Holt
Stough House
Reed City
Witbeck I.G.A
Eola McDonel
Nancy Phillips
Omer Hospital
Nancy
Willard Phillips
Standish
Ernie Cleveland
McDonel
Ruth Bailey
James Lane
Barline
Don Shumway
Winegar
George White
Dennis
Richard
Lana Pacholke
Fred Bergey
Joanné Vought
Gary
Vinicent Young
Cliff Powlison
Lake
Margaret Driggs
Emil Giers
Michael Randal
West Grant
Eola. McDonel
Ruth Hérron
Hmerson Bergey
Fred. Bergey
Franke Nevins
Church Notes Farewell Sermons Mark Week’s Endings
The Rev R J McBrainie gave a farewell sermon on Sanctification from Romans 5 2 and Rev Wesley Teale offered Acts 1 8 in his farewell. Both ministers were thanked for their service and wished well as they depart. Community members helped by reports of hospital visits and social calls involving Nancy Phillips, Eola McDonel, Ruth Herron, and others across Standish Coleman Saginaw Kawkatawlin and Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McBrainie
McBrainie
Wesley Teale
Rav. Teale
Sister Teale
Not Enough Doctors In Rural Areas Of State
Michigan farmers heard that 200 rural communities have only one physician for 2 124 people while the state averages one doctor per 919 residents. From 1910 to 1950 physicians rose 69 percent versus 126 percent population growth, with shortages mainly in 3 000 to 10 000 population towns.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
J. F. Thaden
M.8.c
Thaden
University of Michigan
Wayne
Michigan State Board of Registration In Medicine
Wayne County
Study Mow Driers At Standish Meeting
Farmers interested in mow drying equipment or barn hay curing are invited to a Standish meeting on February 22. Part of the time covers farm visits to show two air ducts and fan installations in operation. Afterward, owners and agricultural engineers from Michigan State College answer questions. contact County Agent P. D. Gibson at Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standish
Agricultural Engineers
Michigan State College
P. D. Gibson
Harrison
Brood Sow Care Move to Farrowing Quarters Before Daring
Michigan State College swine specialists advise moving the son or gift to the farrowing quarters about three days before farrowing. Ensure the quarters are clean dry and bedded with bright straw.
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Farrow
Michigan State College
Maple Syrup Lessons For Tree Size At Michigan State
Michigan State College forestry department advises tapping maple trees with one bucket for 10 to 16 inch trunks, two buckets for 16 to 20 inch trunks, and three buckets for 20 to 26 inch trunks.
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Michigan State College Forestry Department
Isabella County Plans Evergreen Farm Windbreaks
Isabella County USDA council plans windbreaks around farm buildings on 85 percent of farms. Melencamp secured 15,000 red pine trees for planting. 8,700 have been spoken for. Contact Mellencamp to participate. The council includes teachers, instructors, F.H.A. supervisor, 4H agent, and Soil Conservation staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Usda Council
B. ¢. Mellencamp
State Conservation, Department
Mellencamp
F.H.A
M.A
Soil Conservation Service
Council
Bob Decker’s Water Control Program Keeps Pond Dry
Bob Decker of Holland township reduced runoff with contour strips keeping his new pond dry. The pond captures water from sloping land and may fill from melting snow this spring. The district hopes to stock bluegills and bass this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Decker
Holland Township
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