Mrs. Coats Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Harley Coats came home from Community Hospital at Mt. Pleasant Tuesday afternoon after an illness since January 16. She underwent observation and had surgery on a Friday as friends and family visited throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Coats
Mt. Pleasant
Céeh Rowley
Bart: Sanders
Burt Hubel
Galen Coats
Gayla
Kenneth Rockey
Bernard Allen
Normat Myers
Glen Newman
Rollie
Jack Newman
Carmon,Newman
Norman Orvis
Winston
Raymond
Marion Hildebrandt
Jean
Weed
Clare
Midland
Hospital
Mike’ Dwyer
Debbie
Elvis
Mirs
Cyril Farmer
Glen Newmans
Perry “Davia
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Glen Fitzpatrick
Tha
Midland ‘Hospital
Xipaya
Ova Hale
Arnold
Saginaw
Leo Fitzpatrick
Debbia
Clarenes Hodekneyer
Larry ‘Haines
Joe
Ralph Coats
Kenneth Ankney
Mr. Griswold
Ghaylotte
Vern Warden
Marilyn Davis
Nellie Sanders
Saider
Walter Coney
Beaverton
Marilyn
Harold. ‘Mann
Bard
John Archbold
Nancy
Nester Lake
Allen Lake
Vernica Hale
Ora Hales
Charlene Rockey
Nancy Allen
Bob
Cecil Rydman
Amanda Newman
Garmon Newman
Barbara
Carmon Newman
Community Hospital
Bryan D. Miller
Lloyd Athey
Carl Athey
Trega Wood
Ernest Allen
Allen
Korea
Inlaw
Mike Dwyer
Social gathering at Mrs Bernard Allen’s home
A group of four girls gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs Bernard Allen’s home to discuss their pew topic. Attendees included Mrs Galo Conta Helen Gayla Mrs Randolph Rockey Charleng Marilyn Davis Mrs Adolph Hildebrandt Carglyh Coats Mrs Norman Myers and Margaret Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Athey
Mike Wood
Harrison
Athens
Bernard
Leo Fitzpatrick
Bernard. Allen
Frank Myers
H Wildon
Coats
Claterea Hockmeyer
Ndt
Adolph Hildebrandt
Albert
Randolph Rockey
Marlin
Bernard Allens
Bernard Allen
Rose Athey
Galo Conta
Helen and
Gayla
Ranedolph Rockey
Charleng
Marilyn Davis
Adolph
Hildebrandt
Carglyh. Coats
Norman Myers
Margaret Sue
Community Card Party hosted by Mann Siding hosts
Five tables of progressive pedro were played at the Hileman home with prizes for Mrs. Tin Brockway and Bob Heber and consolation to Mrs. Sally Hoskey and BL Hileniah Jr. A pot luck supper followed. Neighbors and relatives joined the weekend events across the community, with plans announced for the next gathering at Charles Heber's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hileman Sr
Pedro
Tin Brockway
Bob Heber
Sally Hoskey
Hileniah Jr
Hoa
Charles Heber
Cynthia, McCann
Detroit
Charles van Blarcom
Myx
Howard Brockway
Dale
Nell Porter
Prank van Blarcom
Pontiac
Al'Tessman
Horton Case
Tesday
Tom Brockway
Methodist Church
Clate
David Seiter Jr
C.krocher
H. Brockway
Verne Stephison
Adn Glen
Dalé Brockway
Glen
Willet Austin
27 Million Young Trees Ordered for Spring Planting
The department placed 27,000,000 young trees on sale this week for reforestation and Christmas tree production. Red pine, white spruce, and jack pine seedlings and transplants are available in various ages and prices. Trees will be shipped from three state nurseries to landowners as planting season arrives in spring, with stock typically shipping April 20 to May 30, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partment
Wariorts
Department
Forestry
Lansing
Sands of Arabia Reach Extreme Desert Heat
Desert reports note temperatures in the Arabian sands reaching extreme levels, with figures cited around 170 degrees Fahrenheit in hot conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
Michigan’s Sturgeon Reach Record Sizes in Great Lakes
Fisheries expert Professor Lagler describes sturgeon as highly adaptive yet slow growing and late maturing. He notes females mature after 20 years, sturgeon can reach five feet and 60 pounds, and males may exceed 100 pounds. Tales cite snagging 226 pounds and 24 pounds from Lake Michigan near Grand Haven, with kernels of corn found in stomachs from grain-elevator waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Gould
University of Michigan
Kall F. Lagler
Taglor
Aremor
Ysi
Lagler
Imnor ‘Shaw
Spear
Penn
Burt
Cheboyza
Peninsula
Mullet Hake
Lake Michigan
Grand Haven
Great Lakes
Sturgeon
Fishermen reminded to label shelters and remove ice lake shelters
Professor Lagler notes that fishermen must mark shelters on the lake with owner name and address on durable two inch high letters and remove shelters before ice. He cites large sturgeon in Europe and warns Michigan length limits and protections may not curb declines without faster enforcement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Coats
City Bakery
Clare E. J. Foss
Farm Journal
Town Journal
Rexall
Aspiroids
Mennen
Cara Nome
Scnick
Eversharp Schick
Scs
CRC
Abc
Perry Davis
O" Allen
Bauder
Nell Rockey
Findlay
Ohio
Ray
Donald Rockey
Randolph -Rockey
Bop
Farmer
Monflay
Awe
Miyle
Oel Deliverius
Europe
Rosd, Croix
Kroger Tomato
Comstock Pie
Che-Boy
Kroger Fruit
Kroger
Eee
Avondale Sweet Peas
Avondale
Lake Odessa
Paschke
North Bay
Hart Prune
Mapp
Swift's Pard Dog Food
Valley Pork & Beans
Ted Titag
Ade
Merritt
Ean
U.S
Avery
Hadlight
Jones Standard Service
AB Kook
Mgr
Sentinel
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