Baby Linda Jean McDonald Born In Clare Area
Mrs Donald McDonald and Donald McDonald of Clare announce the birth of a daughter Linda Jean born Sunday January 16 at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing nine pounds eleven ounces Mrs McDonald is the daughter of George and Linda White Clare. Mr and Mrs Robert Roebuck of Lansing visited family in Clare and Harrison over the weekend Dorothy Hales of the Midwest Area American Red Cross in St Louis Missouri conferred with local Red Cross officials in Clare county planning the annual War Fund drive in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set
Donald McDonald
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Linda Jean
McDonald
George White
Clare
Robert Roebuck
Lansing
Charles Prescott
Harrison
Dorothy Hales
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Missouri
Clare County
Red Cross
Richard Allen
Hlton Bopp
Steve Putnam
Lawrenceville
Illinois
Herbert VanHoose
Rolland Witbeck
Ithaca
Donald Calkins
George Shayler
Patricia Harrold
Mary Lytle
Gertrude
Norman Wilson
Saginaw
Herbert Randall
Cap Hubel
L. H. Thompson
Fred Phillips
Coleman
Fred Phillips Jr
George Wisler
Reva Maxwell
Millard Fillmore
Hone
Glen Blystone
Ruth
Ann Arbor
Tim Graves
Wallace Peckinpaugh
Graves
Gale Brooks
Jack Logic
Gladwin
Ben Logic
Pleasant
Thomas
Cook
George Sage
Farwell
Martin Loomis
Ida Mary Hochstetler
Oakland
California
Francis Loomis
Mabel Bearse
Herbert Leonard
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travels
A long list of Midland Cadillac Pontiac and Mt. Pleasant residents visited relatives and friends this weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A Born of Cadillac with son Dr G C Born, Miss Marion Dionise of Ypsilanti, and Rev Charles Kleinhardt hosting Charles Bonham of Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snear
Richmond
A. Born
Cadillac
G. C. Born
Marion Dionise
Ypsilanti
John Dionise
F. F. Lovett
Pontiac
H. P. Lovett
Charles Bonham
Midland
Charles Kleinhardt
Harverter
Beaverton
Mitchell
Clair Maxwell
Johnny
B. C. Maxwell
Columbus
Georgia
Fred Goodman
Seeattle
Wash
Clyde Harris
Detroit
James Callihan
De‘troit
Ralph Irwin
George Horning
Herbert ‘Leonard
Ralph Brown
Hart Beatty
Vernon Grange
Harry Nowlen
Anna Johnson
Dale Rulapaugh
Maple Grove
Jesse Wagner
Gerald Parsons
Mt. Pleasant
Clayton Hardman
Robert Thompson
Temple
Tope
Rebekah
Vaughn Lewis
Walter Letsinger
Flint
M. R. Howlett
Carleton Burkett
Harry Cleveland
Burkett
Church of God
Frank Y VanWormer
Flossie Mosher
Clio
Arthur Walter
Henry Ackerman
Frank Marshall
Fred Verette
Ruth Green
Raymond Verette
Eli Fisher
Eugene Fisher
Loren Yarbrough
George Bryant
Marjory
Chickens Feathers Change Color With New Diet at Penn State
Researchers at Pennsylvania State College observed lab chickens and turkeys develop white plumage after receiving specific rations. Dr. R. V. Boucher notes the pigment loss is not tied to known vitamins and may be corrected by feeding dried brewer's yeast at 5 percent of mash with over 45 percent protein. The change appears within two to three weeks and occurs only in confined birds, not those with pasture access.
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Pennsylvania State College
Keeping Hens Comfortable in Hot Weather Practices
Hens should be kept cool with ample clean water and good ventilation. Provide drinking water two to three times daily and wet mash at noon if mash consumption drops. Moisten dry mash with cool liquids at three pounds per 100 birds. Cull nonlaying birds to protect egg production and feed efficiency amid scarce feed.
Canning Raspberries With Red Syrup Method
Use fresh firm raspberries for canning after washing. Pack in glass jars with alternating berries and red syrup until full. Process pints or quarts in a hot water bath for 20 minutes. For syrup use overripe berries with water, boil and strain, then sugar to taste and reboil.
War and decline touch Paraguay through two wars
The article traces Paraguay’s rise in a richly endowed climate and its decline after the 1865 war with Argentina Brazil and Uruguay. It notes half the population died, 225000 survivors with 22000 males, and a 1932 frontier conflict with Bolivia leading to the 1935 Chaco armistice and frontier peace treaty.
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Paraguay
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Little Republic
Bolivia
Chaco
Seaweed Food to Fertilizer Use Across Eras
Seaweed has served as food and as a fertilizer and fuel. In Iceland it was buried in trenches, pressed into cakes, then chopped for cattle fodder, illustrating its varied historical roles.
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Iceland
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Install Staffs
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges install staffs including Noble Grand Herbert Leonard and Vice Grand Frank Walter. A program followed with piano solo, past noble grand pins presented, songs led by Harley Holt, and a bountiful pot luck lunch served by the January Rebekah committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Herbert Leonard
Frank Walter
Harve Erter
John Rodabaugh
Edward Mussell
Gerald, Brown
Ralph Stevens
Guardian
Russell Leiter
Ralph Irwin
N. G
Tom Abbott
N.G
Arthur Wal
Doris Gerow
Maryette
Eirza Johnson
Chris Seiter
Barbara
Shirley Wright
Donna Mussell
Leonard
Mussell
Schiafley
Howlett
Harley Holt
Harley
Rebekah
Pioneers Fall to Gladwin Five Tuesday Night
The Pioneers suffer a defeat to Gladwin Five Tuesday night as Evart and Clare supporters note losses from last year. Reed City routed Evart and Clare earlier this season, leaving Wildcats’ full potential uncertain for this game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin
Pioneers
Evart
Clare
Reed City
Wildcats
Night Game Toss-Up Set for 7 30
The 7 30 start for the night game is announced and expects full attendance. The team relies on strong fan support to boost performance.
January Term of Circuit Court Opens Monday
January 1944 circuit court session to convene Monday with petit jurors listed from wards and townships including Chester Sprague Clare Ida Mueller Harrison Sadie Bunting Harrison Myrtle Miller Harrison Walter Garver Arthur Township Del Yeager Franklin Township Rose Worstell Freeman Township and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sprague
Clare
Ida, Mueller—Harrison
Sadie Bunting
Harrison
Myrtle Miller—Harrison
Walter Garver
Arthur Township
del Yeager
Franklin Township
Era
Rose Worstell
Freeman
David Bailey
Frost
Perl Tryon
Garfield Township
Flora Walters
Grant Township
Ira van Valkenburg
Greenwood Township
Albert Lyons
Hamilton Township
Ray Houghton
Hatton Township
Perry Wilson
Hayes Township
Verne Braden
Lincoln Township
Tram Gallery
Redding Township
Sidney Court
Sheridan Township
Howard de Barr
Summerfield Township
Local political wards and townships listed in roster
The document lists individuals by ward and township including Frank Koeplinger Surrey Town ship Peter Cook Winterfield Township Clifford Richmond Clare 1st ward Al Brazee Clare 2nd ward Frank Hochstetler Clare 3rd ward Bertha Hughes Harrison 1st ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Koeplinger
Surrey
Peter Cook
Winterfield
Clifford Richmond—Clare
al Brazee—Clare
Frank Hochstetler—Clare
Bertha Hughes—Harrison
Nelson urges pulpwood drives to back war effort
Donald M. Nelson, War Production Board chairman, says during a tour of Allied bases he saw heavy use of pulpwood products for packing and equipment. He urges continued pulpwood cuts across 27 states to sustain supply for mills and support Allied advances, stressing manpower shortages from war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Appalachian
Lake States
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Bailey
Norfolk
Virginia
BE. W. Bailey
F. C
Navy
Clare Baptist Church
Cpl
Alfred Cowles
W. J. Stephenson
Billie, Jr
Pvt
Carl R. Stephenson
Marine Barracks
N.A.S
Sitka
Alaska
Virginia Poet
Frank Poet
Jim Murphy
Roy Gordon
Hartford
Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
Union
Mackinaws
Melton
Wm.h. Bicknell&Co
Clare, Michigan
Blue Melton Blazers
ODD Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
William D. Harger
Andrew Irwin, Sr
Fred Aiey
V. G
Bert Wal
Y. G.robert Archambault
Nelson
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