4-H Swine State Contest Sends Winner to Chicago
State 4-H swine winner earns all expense trip to Chicago as top award from Moor man Mfg Co. The winner may enter a national contest for one of six $400 college scholarships. The program covers breeding feeding housing sanitation records and current pork research. Eligibility requires ages 14 to 21 and three years of club work.
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Chicago
Moorman Mfg. Co
Quincy
Illinois
Moorman
State Land Grant College
U.S. de
Outdoor Meals Project Leads 4-H Club Near Clare
Fourteen 4-Hers from the Colonville club led by Marion Magnus and Inez Pudway meet at Ed Magnus near Clare to learn outdoor cookery. They prepare Angels on Horseback and discuss campfire setup and balanced meals. July cherry season prompts preserves and freezer tips with guidance from the local office.
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Colonville
Ed Magnus
Clare
Marion Magnus
Inez Pudway
Michigan
Rural News Recap of Local Social and Camp Events
Rural news item lists visits and social gatherings among residents including the Hutchinson, Kleiner, Barton and Hemstreet families. It notes church camp at U of B Camp grounds in Carson City with attendees and a Williford reunion at Wiggins Lake. Edward M. Willford released from March Air Force Base arrives home.
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Norman Hutchinson
Eagle Farm Bureau
Robert Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
Frank Barton
Ed Hanes
Farwell
Alton David
Jeanne
Wallace Barton
Wayland
Henry Barton
George Hemstreet
Bruce Smith
Millington
Florida
Chet Williams
Gladwin
William Fenton
Ypsilanti
Janice Bates
William Greeb
Wooden Shoe Village
Utica
Julia Hutchinson
Kenneth Turner
Davison
U of B
Tommy
Jimmy
Lawrence Willford
Edward M. Willford
March Airforce Base
California
Williford
Wiggins Lake
Gilmore Center Socials and Nearby Obituary
Mr and Mrs Alvin Wood dined with Mr and Mrs Gerald Cameron Thursday and weekended with Mr and Mrs Carlyle Gallagher. Mrs Pearl Murphy of Saginaw died Sunday at Saginaw General Hospital. She was sister to Mrs George Pitts and formerly Pearl Seymour of Gilmore. Mr and Mrs Egbert Fordyce drove to Saginaw Monday. Amelia Tanner remains homebound with shingles. Mrs Franklin McIntyre and Mrs Bertha Colosky visited Colosky aunt in Midland Sunday, age ninety two. Merry Go Around group met Geasler last Thursday with over twenty present. Large crowds attend Gilmore Church of Christ every Sunday.
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Alvin Wood
Gerald Cameron
the Woods
Carlyle Gallagher
Pearl Murphy
Saginaw
Saginaw General Hospital
George Pitts
Pearl Seymour
Gilmore
Murphy
Egbert Fordyce
Amelia Tanner
Franklin McIntyre
Bertha Colosky
Gilmore Church of Christ
Suggestions to Cut Medical Expenses in Read er's Digest
Albert Q. Maisel argues timely doctor visits and health insurance lower costs. He notes many delay care for minor symptoms, leading to pricier treatment. With 125 million Americans in voluntary plans, group rates and employer contributions improve bargains. Other tips follow.
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Albert Q. Maisel
Reader’s Digest
Maisel
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Michigan Dairy Princess
Sharon Butcher
Clare County Dairy Princess
Clare County
Kitty Wells
Johnny and
Jack Show
Fireworks
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Skerbeck Amusement Company
Clare County Fair
Minnie Pearl
Joe Chitwood
Harrison Fairgrounds
Rural News Eagle
Gilmore Center
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