Camp counselors named for 4-H session and hay yields noted
The County Agents Desk lists Camp counselors for 4 H Camp including Leone Dunkle in charge of kitchen services and Sandra Earl of Cadillac as waterfront lifeguard. Extensions cover livestock barn improvements and roof work. Hay yields are reported as strong with one field seen at three tons per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Dunkle
del’ Kleiner
Joan Weldon
Inez Pudway
Joanne Carrow
Alice Streeter
Helen Schmidt
Sandra Earl
Cadillac
Red Cross
Arlo Boise
Weldon Montgomery
Forestry Division
Lansing
Fairgrounds
Jerry Lipovsky
Jerry
Michigan State hosts 35th Homemakers Conference College Week for Women
Michigan State University hosts a July 24–27 Homemakers Conference titled College Week for Women featuring short courses, classes, speeches, and discussions. About 1,200 homemakers are expected to attend along with extracurriculars such as a 100‑member Congress of Strings, the Talent on Ice Show, and the Summer Circle Theater production Our Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State University
Congress of Strings
U.S
Puerto Rico
Canada
Josef Krips
MSU
Our Town
Eunice Heywood
Federal Extension Service
U.S.C.A
William Marshall
Thelma Hansen
MSU Home Management
Michigan
George Axinn
Nigeria
Michigan grouse forecast looks bright for next fall
Michigan sees a potential rise to near a ten year high in ruffed grouse populations next fall despite a few risks. Drumming counts show winter snow did not hurt overall supply and May through early June hatching should bolster numbers. Last fall hunters increased grouse takes by 21 percent to about 469,000 with roughly 200,200 in the north, 202,200 in the northern lower peninsula and 66,300 in the southern lower peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation Department
Straits
Lower Peninsula
Clare Livestock Auction Price Report July 9 1962
Price ranges for cattle hogs and lambs with classifications from slaughter steer to feeder lambs. Lists weights and price bands across categories including prime utility standard and cutter cattle, hogs from 190 lbs up, sows boars feeders and lambs with figures like 24.00 to 25.25 and 8.00 to 15.00 for various lots.
Farm Bureau Backs New Agriculture Program Idea
Michigan Farm Bureau praising bipartisan House vote defeating the administration farm bill. The group thanks members Bennett, Broomfield, Cederberg, Chamberlain, Ford, Griffin, Harvey, Hoffman, Johansen, Knox, and Meader for pivotal votes and urges consideration of the Cropland Retirement program to align production with market needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Farm Bureau
Michigan
Bennett
Broomfield
Cederberg
Chamberlain
Ford
Griffin
Harvey
Hoffman
Johansen
Knox
Meader
T Freeman
Farm Bureau Board
Farm Bureau
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Dinner guests and party notes in Clare and Hemlock areas
Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MeJames on July 4 included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edinborough and family of Clare Mrs. Dorothy Bushong of Clare and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Randle and family of Rosebush. other calls and a birthday party for Bob MeJames and Guy Hardy drew eighteen children with games ice cream and gifts. Russell Warner and spouse are on a fifteen day leave at home.
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Clyde MeJames
Fred Edinborough
Clare
Dorothy Bushong
Larry Randle
Rosebush
Marvin Cascaddan
Clinton Duncan
Hemlock
Vera Jean Ackerman
Shirley
Bill Mann
Louise
Melvin Castle
Flint
Bob MeJames
Guy Hardy
Russell Warner
How a Child Can Benefit a Retirement-Age Parent
A child can aid an aging parent by advising on life insurance and pension choices, guiding investment and financial planning, organizing regular visits, and helping secure trustworthy legal and medical support. Suggestions include arranging seeing a lawyer, checking hearing aids and comfortable shoes, and planning for future needs such as wills and funeral arrangements.
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Papa
Gramp
Friday Supper Guests From Teale Family and Friends
Friday supper at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Teale included Ted Teale and family from Indiana, Pete Teale family from Toledo, Olive Allen and relatives from Coleman, Beulah Armentrout and Leo Allen, Inez Teale and Dorothy from Clare, with Evelyn Bradley returning from Lansing. Earlier visits included Mrs. James Bradley to her mother Eola McDonel and trips by Clare residents to Benton Harbor and Allegan. | Melvin Castle family from Flint spent Fourth of July with Vera Jean Ackerman. Clyde McJames hosted Raymond Smith and spouse Wednesday evening.
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Ralph Teale
Ted Teale
Indiana
Pete Teale
Toledo
Ohio
Olive Allen
Coleman
Beulah Armentrout
Leo Allen
Inez Teale
Dorothy
Clare
Evelyn Bradley
Lansing
James Bradley
Eola McDonel
Fred’ Edinborough
Arthur
Clyde McJames
Benton Harbor
Mildred Findley
Allegan
Melvin Castle
Flint
Vera Jean Ackerman
Raymond * Smith
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