January Dairy Leaders Report From Clare Isafella D H L
Chas Windover of Midland tops the January dairy report with four milking Shorthorns averaging 1852 lbs milk and 78.5 lbs fat. High individual cows include 2483 lbs milk 99.7 lbs fat and 2418 lbs milk 96.7 lbs fat. A. D. MacRae leads medium herd with fourteen Jerseys at 871 lbs milk and 47.06 lbs fat. Frank Poet’s Brown Swiss herd averages 1072 lbs milk and 44.7 lbs fat. Henry Bourassa and Sons head large Holsteins with 951 lbs milk and 33.74 lbs fat per cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Windover
Midland
Windover
A. D. MacRae
Mt.Pleasant
Frank Poet
Henry Bourassa and Sons
Lin‘wood
Ray Hagley
Coleman
Clare
Local Visitors and Farm Moves Reported
Mrs Roy Allen and daughter Maxine and son James with Walter Smith and family from Farwell visited Albert Madison. Mr and Mrs George Ford of Stevenson Lake called at their farm. John Madison and family moved to sister Mrs George Chappel’s farm in Hinkleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Allen
Maxane
James
Walter Smith
Farwell
Albert Madisons
George Ford
Stevenson Lake
John Madison
George Chappel
Hinkleville
Church and Sunday School Notices for Vernon Area
The bulletin lists church activities across Vernon including St. Cecilia's Mass at 10 30 A M with Pastor Stanley Morrison. Vernon Community Sunday School at 10 A M and worship at 11 06 A M. Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove Home 205 E 7th St hosts Sabbath School at 1 30 P M and Young People's meeting at 7 P M. Evening service 8 P M with prayer Wednesday 8 P M and Cottage prayer Friday at 8 P M at Mrs McGregor's home on H Third St. Sewing Circle Wednesday afternoon. Southeast Sheridan Church School at 2 30 P M led by Cora Wilson Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s
Stanley Morrison
Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove
E. 7Th St
Young People
Vera B. Peterson
St John’s Ev Lutheran and LDS Notice
Rev C Binhammer presides German and English services at St John’s Ev Lutheran with Sunday School after the English service. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday services at I O U F Hall with Sunday School at 10 30 and a 11 00 community service. Elder G W Burt of Beaverton preaches at 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s EV
C. Binhammer
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
I. O U. F. Hall
G. W. Burt
Beaverton
Worship and Sunday School Schedule With Laura Thompson
Reverend Chas Stroup invites worship at ten o clock for one hour of song prayer and study. At 11 15 the youngsters join Sunday school led by Miss Laura Thompson Superintendent. Sunday evening service follows at 7 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stroup
Laura Thompson
Missionary Sunday at Ghureh School in Morning Worship
Church of God Daisie M. Bruckart leads Ghureh School at 10:00 a m with Supt He gar Van Sicklen and a morning service at 11:00 a m. Members urged to bless missionary work at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Daisie M. Bruckart
Ghureh School
Hegar van Sicklen
Plain Man’s Religion Series At Sunday Church
The Methodist church continues its A Plain Man's Religion series with Sunday morning worship at 10:00 featuring A Plain Man's thought about Every Man's Problem. A children chat on What Rings May Mean precedes church school at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Lockyer
Epworth League
India
Elijah the Invincible sermon at Congregational Church
Rev. Albert Dawe will lead a 10 15 a m church service with a sermon Elijah the Invincible and special choir music. At 11 30 a m Sunday school advised for all members to join. The message to Ahab and the call to choose between two opinions will be explored during Lenten studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Albert Dawe
Elijah
Israel
Ahab
Ahah
No Sleep No Rest Stomach Gas Link Claimed by Mrs Gloud
Mrs A Gloud says years of stomach trouble and gas left her nervous and sleepless Adlerika relieved her symptoms and she now sleeps well according to the advertisement. Ay Anderson Druggist-ady discusses the remedy.
End to lame duck period eyed in constitutional reform
Washington News and Comments by Congressman Roy Woodruff explains efforts to amend the Constitution to end the lame duck gap. He notes the Senate and House moves toward a January 4 turnover and earlier congressionals, plus immigration restriction debates and humanitarian concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Hous
House Committee On
John B. Trevor
New York
American Coalition
Homemakers Corner Practical Tips From Michigan State College
Michigan State College specialists offer home economy tips on using leftover egg yolks, preserving them in cold water, or cooking yolks to hard, then pressing through a sieve for garnishes. They advise sturdy wooden racks to raise sinks and improve dishwashing comfort, and suggest dried fruits plus peanut butter as healthier snacks for children.
South Sheridan Extension Sewing Group holds final meeting
The South Sheridan Extension Sewing Group met February 16 at Mrs. Jas. Teale's home. Chairman Mrs. Elsie Pudway led eight members and one visitor in finishing dresses and making plans for achievement day February 23 at Harrison. A Witch was served by host Mrs. Ina Teale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sheridam Extension Sewing Group
Jas. Teale
Elsie Pudway
Harrison
Ina Teale
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Clare Isafella
D. H. L Association
Loyd Heckel
Moores Crossing
Rexall
Rexall Milk
Magnesia
E. A. Anderson
Clare, Michigan
Wakefield
Virginia
George Washington
James W.brooks
Conseil
Jaren W. Brooks
Mistorteatty
Correat Skatches By
Calvin Fader
Wortina DO
Clare Hay Grain and Bean Co
Washington News and Comments
Roy
Woodruff Tenth
Michigan District
United States
Homemakers’ Corner
Michigan State College
the Home Economics — Extension Groups
Brown
Kelloge
Sauerkraut
Snowball S
Salt Park
Mits
Pita
Per Gan
Se Cigars
E&.w. Brown
Sentinel
McCormick-Deering
Chicago
Nternational Harvester
Zerk
McCormick- Deering
F.o.b
Weat
Fourth Street
S. A. Wilkinson
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