Feed Grain Signup Starts February 1 in Clare County
The Clare County ASCS reports 24 feed grain producers have a signup Period from February 1 to March 22 1963 for the national feed grain stocks program. Diversion of at least 20 percent of farm feed grain acreage to a conservation use earns an incentive payment and eligibility for price support payments and loans for the 1963 crop. Floren J Pudway states producers were mailed program details and ASCS county staff will assist with forms.
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the Agricultural Stabilization “and Conservation Service
Clare County
Wbecome
Floren J. Pudway
ASCS
Hazard of frozen silage risks Michigan farmers in winter
Michigan farmers face dangerous frozen silage in silos as record cold builds up. Warm days threaten collapses when silage thaws, potentially dumping eight to ten tons at once. Safety tips urge prying loose with a long rod, using a ladder, and staying clear of falling material.
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Michigan
Acte
Richard Pfister
Michigan State University
Pfister
WSU Center Trains Personnel To Cope with Delinquency Problem
Wayne State University runs a Juvenile Delinquency Control Training Center funded by a 152000 federal grant. The program trains front line workers and social leaders to handle delinquent youths as statewide rates show growth, with regional differences across Michigan counties.
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WSU Center
Detroit
Wayne State University
Michigan
Wayne
William Wattenberg
Allegan
Barry
Cass
Berrien
Kalamazoo
St. Joseph
van Buren
Benzie
Cheboygan
Presque Isle
Alpena
Montmorency
Otsego
Antrim
Alcona
Oscoda
Crawford
Kalkaska
Grand Traverse
Huron
Lapeer
Midland
Saginaw
Sanilac
Tiscola
Ogemawz
Iosco
Clare
Isabella
Kent
Lake
Mason
Montcalm
Muskegon
Newaygo
Oceana
Osceola
Ottawa
Wayne's
Michigan State Police
Farm Bureau Members Explore Freedom Conference At CMU
About 250 attendees from 52 Michigan counties joined sessions at Central Michigan University on February 7 8 to study Citizenship Communism and Cuba. Clare Isabella counties were represented by Mrs Wilbur Weldon Mrs Kenneth Kapplinger Dale Davis Warren White and Joseph Swain. Guest speakers included Cuban refugee businessmen Antonio Lopez Manuel Lasada Major General Harold E Humfeld John McGoff and Glen Martz.
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Farm Bureau
Clare
Isabella
Michigan Farm Bureau
Central Michigan University
Glare County
Wilbur Weldon
Kenneth Kapplinger
Dale Davis
Warren White
Isabella County
F.B
Joseph Swain
Herrick
Michigan
Antonio Lopez
Manuel Lasada
Strategic Air Command
Harold E Humfeld
Army Chaplains Meet at Fort Monroe Conference
Army Chief of Chaplains Major General Charles E H Brown Jr led clergy from the Continental Army Command at Fort Monroe Virginia January 15 18 in the first Command Chaplains Conference. The aim was to better integrate religious programs with the continental armies.
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Fort Monroe, VA
ANS
Army
Charles EH. Brown
U.S. Continental Army Command
Fort Monroe
James V. Harvester
Usconarc
United States
Dow retiree Wilamine Manee recalls first woman at Plant Protection
Recently retired at Dow's Midland plant Wilamine Manee remembers being the first woman hired by Plant Protection during World War II. She started in magnesium production in 1943, served as a corporal in the West Clockroom, moved to the Engineering Department in 1945 as supervisor of the typing pool, and ended her Dow career in Data Processing. Her son Dean is a senior technician in Latex Research.
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Dow
Midland
Wilamine ‘Manee
West Clockroom
California
Dean
Rural Youth Group Reports Pleasant Meeting
A Harrison A B Church youth group joined the YPMB at the Hull home for a regular meeting last Monday evening with games a lesson from Mrs Hull and refreshments including ice cream and a Valentine cake baked by Mrs Coloma Warner. Nearby guests and dinners are noted through the week in community social reports.
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Harrison A. B. Church
YPMB
Hull
Coloma Warner
Harold Newman
Saginaw
Carmen Newman
Linda
Herb Shilling
Eddie Ferguson
Leland McIntyre
Bertha Golosky
Flora Clark
Bertha Babcock
Wilbur Fletcher
Lawrence Radwell
Ewart
Penne Dawson
Kenneth Renner
James Rubes
Bay City
Fred Babcock
Claudia
Barbara Babcock
Herman Babcock
Donald Barber
Lena Davis
Harry Higgins
Noble Wilkinson
Clare
James Babcock
Barry
Becky Sue
Farmington
Connecticut
Russel Murphys
Coleman
Farwell
Thomas Brooks
Brooks
James Fox
Crooked Lake
Jay King
Flint
Earl Glenn Gil- Tumi
George Davison
Berenth Michaels
Mr. Pleasant
Neal Watkins
Lake
Frank Fortino
Lansing
Dee Shaw
Glenn Birdsalls
C.h.hull
Brown Corners
Beulah Armentrout
Eric
Mary
Orplians
Viola Smith
Otto J
James Smith
Ed Looming
Bay City Hospital
Unrelated Diversification Mentioned in 1963 Clare Sentinel
The 1963 Clare Sentinel notes Universal Match Corporation of St. Louis produces TEL launchers for the Army Pershing missile. It also cites Lane-Myers Company supplying concertina wire from Protection, Kansas.
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Universal Match Corporation
St. Louis, Mo
Army
Arry
Lane-Myers Company
Mansas
Why Mrs Drouillard Bought 8 Gas Dryers
Mrs Drouillard and her husband run a self service laundry and prefer Gas dryers for fuel efficiency. Gas dryers cost about 2¢ per hour to operate versus 10¢ for others, saving roughly 8¢ per hour and about $41.60 yearly. The ad touts long service life from a flame driven dryer and promotes showroom displays and easy terms.
Farwell Social Notes Highlight Local Family Visits
Farwell residents record a weekend of visits and celebrations including Bonnie McKillop with Joan at the Carl Sangle home, Mr and Mrs Lyle Dickinson hosting relatives, and multiple birthday parties for Debra Ann Fletcher and Linda Shilling. Community members share illnesses, anniversaries, and travel updates, with a bass line of church and neighborhood gatherings across Greenwood Township and nearby towns.
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Bonnie McKillop
Flint
Carl Sangle
Joan
Lyle Dickinson
Norman Brewers
Middleton
Nellie Fordyce
Don Ferguson
Garnet Fergusons
Art
June Shilling
Clarencé Smith
Saginaw
Fern
Arnold Bringolds
Greenwood Township
Gover Updyke Sr
Wilbur Fletcher
Kim McGuire
Darla Allen
Dale Ann
Janice Wysong
Barbara Sullivan
Debra Ann
Debra
Bernard Dawson
Clare Stockyards Price Report War Feb 18 1963
Clare stockyards report lists cattle prices for February 18 1963 with ranges by class including slaughter steers from 22.00 to 24.00 for Good and Choice, calves 37.00 to 39.00 for Prime, cows 12.00 to 17.50, bulls 17.00 to 20.60, hogs 13.00 to 16.00 per cwt, sheep lambs 10.00 to 29.50, and feeders from 10.00 to 28.00. Prices vary by grade and weight across steers heifers cows hogs and lambs.
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Clare
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Chaplains
Rural News
Jim Lloyd
William Wilson
Douglas Walters
Glen Birdsall
Forest Garver Sr
William Hileman
Agnes Walters
Friendly
THE
Clare Sentinel
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Farwell News
Etnett Laevis
Sealy
Mattrasser
Saal
Clare Furniture
Dan Burdo
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