Developments Highlight MSU Agricultural Engineering Day
The 49th annual Farmers week at Michigan State University East Lansing features Agricultural Engineering Day on February 4 with displays of turbine engines and new farm equipment. Wednesday covers waste disposal talks, Thursday focuses on machinery advances including diesel power and safety, with row spacing and harvesting topics. notes from Herrick Farm Bureau and Women's activities at Mt Pleasant and University Center appear in proceedings.
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Michigan State University
East Lansing
MSU
Herrick Farm Bureau
Afaynar Cole
Farm Bureau
University Center
Mt. Pleasant
Joe Swain
Central” M’rigan University
Arleigh Gorr
Washington
James Sykora
Town and Country Club Dinner and Community Notices
Mary Vodicka hosted a Town and Country Club dinner with baked chicken, dressing, cake and ice cream. Birthday cakes honored Mrs. Bertie Bergey and Mrs. Peg Bellela. many local residents attended and visitors were noted. Attendance at Daniels Band Church was 75 as nearby communities hold weekly services. The Loomis Missionary Church marked its first anniversary and several families shared social visits and outings in the region. Sympathy extended for the passing of Mrs. Isabella Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Club
Mary Vodicka
Loomis
Pat Rulapaugh
Bertie Bergey
Peg Bellela
Leona Easten
Coleman
Hazel Brown
Doris Tice
Alice Willett
Glare
Virginia Randle
Vernell Carey
Bill Randle
Colonville
Elizabeth Macklem
Jimmy
Debra Randle
Les Randle
Robert Randle
Jerome Schumacher
Charles Rutters
Leo Jordan
Bay City
C. Jordan
Houghton Lake
James Paxton
Norman
Carol Ann
Inez Teale
Flint
Marlette
George Teale
Ralph Teales
Jesse Cotton
Lela Allen
Eagle
Teale Hilares
Abbie Paxton
Burt Lake
Daniels Band
Averill
Arling Severson
Duane Miller
Jack Severson
Midland
Mt. Pleasant
Loomis Missionary Church
Isabella Lewis
Clare Hospital
Ed Newcombe
Sanford
Harley Randles
Horsman
Beaverton
Swanton
Fred Zimmerman
Rural 4-H Leaders Attend Camp Kett Seminar
Mrs Harrod Cassidy of rural Clare leads the 4 H Wilson Club with Ruth McInnay Isabela county Extension Agent to Cadillac for a two day home management seminar at Camp Kett. Instructors Lucille Ketchum and Georgianne Baker MSU Extension Service taught how to guide youth in value based decision making. Plans form to apply the program countywide. The article also notes Michigan woodchucks as true hibernators with other animals in deep sleep.
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Harrod Cassidy
Clare
Wilson Club
Ruth Mcllinay
Isabela County
Cadillac
Camp Kett
Lucille Ketchum
Georgianne Baker
Michigan State University ‘Cooperative Extension Service
Miss McInnay
Farmers Week at Michigan State highlights dairy housing advances
The 49th annual Farmers Week at Michigan State University Feb 3 7 in East Lansing focuses on heated milking parlors and free stall housing to improve cow cleanliness and worker comfort. Sessions cover plans construction management and economics of free stalls with DHIA data processing demonstrations and new cow ranking forms. The event includes exhibits on dairy calf management artificial insemination milking equipment and free stall housing and closes with a meeting of the American Dairy Association of Michigan.
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Michigan Dairymen
Michigan State
University
East Lansing
Michigan
DHIA
Dairy Cattle Research and Teaching Center
Loose
Arns
Spartan Stadium
Local Clare Sentinel Briefs January 23 1964
Clare Sentinel reports short notices from January 23 1964 including community updates and local notices. The page lists brief items likely referencing residents events and civic notices in a concise newspaper card format.
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England
The
U.S
Sheridan
Mitch
Jay Mathis
Union, New Jersey
Lois Nylander
Manistique
Bernard Macklem
Bob
BLUE
McEwan
Bob Schellhas
Michigan Milk Producers Association
American Dairy Association of Michigan, Inc
Clare Sentinel
Family Security
Farm Bureau Life
Don
Indlehurst Ph
Farm Bureau Insurance
Companies of
Covors
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