Wo man s Society meeting at Farwell church July 1
WSCS studies elects new meeting at Farwell Methodist Church on Thursday July 1 with Mrs Wilmot Carpenter presiding. Program on Strangers Within the Gates featured four women speakers from minority groups with hymns and prayers. Fort Wayne Bible College Male Quartet to sing July 28 at Farwell Gospel Mission.
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Woman’s Society of the Farwell Methodist
Wilmot Carpenter
Torti
Brooks Cand
Rupert’chefield
Brookes
Schofield
Mami
LaVine
South Africa
Glenn Scott
Borneo
Twin ‘Scott
Brazil
Charles Tryon
New York
Fort Wayne Bible College
Farwell Gospel Mission
Young Holks Crusaders
Harold Sproul
Evelyn
Charlotte
Billy Gray
Birch Run
Flora Clark
Sue -Powell
Wilton - Powell
Clark
Bertha
Babc
Polio Clinic Planned at Farwell Methodist Church
Polio clinic by Dr. Sweet will be held at Farwell Methodist Church in the last week of July. Open to all residents, details via Ludlow numbers by Friday evening July 26. Big Rapids District Methodist Woman's Society officers held July seminars across the district.
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Sweet
Farwell Methodist Church
Ludlow
Big Rapids
Methodist ‘Woman's Society of Christian Service
Farwell
Gladwin
Raymond Scott
Charles Tryon
Early Town
Wilmot Carpenter
Glen Scott
John Archbold
Ella Carpenter
Ann Schofield
Francis Woodbury
John Moore
Buff Lake
Alice Davison
Tom Brooks
Dale Rogers
Mary
Ruth Bloom
Midland
St. John’s’ Lutheran Church
Carl Adam
Bloom
Fanny
Murphy
Tom
Girl Scouts Outing Includes Song and Swim at Budd Lake
Girl Scouts visited Budd Lake in Sunday activities at Wilson State Park Harrison. Leaders Mrs. Emily Irwin Virginia Irwin Mrs Haslander Eve lyn Stinchcombe accompanied sixteen scouts. They sang camp songs and swam. Families Don Pitchford Stewart Graham and Don Luces shared ice cream that Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Redmond Jill Wolfrom from East Lansing stayed two weeks at Warner Cottage Long Lake.
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Budd Lake
Wilson State Park
Harrison
Emily’ Irwin
Virginia Irwin
Haslander
Evelyn Stinchcombe
Twen Yi
Don Pitchford
Stewart Graham
Don Luces
Ray Redmond
Jill Wolfrom
East Lansing
A Warner
Longake
Raspberry breeding drive seeks wild stock in Michigan
Michigan State University researchers pursue hardier disease resistant raspberry varieties by collecting vigorous native red and black plants. Citizens are asked to search fence rows pastures and woodlots for promising specimens, mark them, and report to the South Haven Experiment Station by August 16 for further guidance. The Michigan Department of Agriculture cooperates with permissions to move potential stock.
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Michigan
State University
Michigan State Horticultural Society
South Haven
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Try Something New In That Window Box
Michigan State University horticulturists suggest novel plants for window boxes. Trailing geraniums and orotulaca from cuttings or seed bloom early summer, mid summer plants include phlox clock vine forget me not, azalea mum adds August color, and July bulbs yield fall crocus through October.
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Michigan State University
Beloom
Scientists Downplay Bombs As Weather Cause And Fallout Risk
Dr Ralph Ty Overman of Oak Ridge Institute says nuclear tests do not drive weather and that fallout hazards at current rates are negligible. He notes local effects near test sites and projects radiation levels rising modestly by 1986 and 2011, while maintaining overall safety.
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Michigan State University
Ralph Ty Overman
Specia ‘Training Division
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Overman
Dr. Overman
Michigan Stars In Holiday Portrait Of State
Bruce Catton, Pulitzer Prize historian, offers an 8 000 word feature on Michigan in Holiday magazine August issue. He contrasts Detroit’s industrial growth with the North Country’s cold beauty and small towns, noting a future machine era and a transformed Upper Peninsula by the Mackinac Bridge and highways.
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Michigan
Holiday Magazine
Bruce Catton
Pulitzer
Union
Catton
Detroit
America
Detroit River
North Country
Arctic
Worth
Upper Michigan
Mackinac Bridge
Middle West
Be Alert For Silo Gas
Cautions from Richard Pfister of Michigan State University warn silo gas is deadly. For 10 to 14 days after filling run the blower to ventilate the silo before entering it. Leave the chute door open at the top to prevent gas buildup and add base ventilation where the silo attaches to the barn.
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Richard Pfister
Michigan State University
Local Sentinel ad boosts car seller reach with weekly strategy
A Clare Sentinel Want-Ads column highlights a used car seller who cannot meet many people personally but the paper offers broad reach. It questions if he can pitch to up to five hundred prospects each Thursday and suggests the publication as a better venue to reach potential buyers in the area.
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Clare Sentinel
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James
Blackwall
Pire
Firestone
Rand Menally Travelog
Canada
Mexico
Firestone Supreme
No. McEwan
Murton
Clare
Girl Scouts
South Haven Station
G. C
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Firth Street
Dr, JG. White
Optometrist
Hyes
Clare Michigan
Ideal Theatre
K. Hammerberg, M.D
McEwan St
R. H. Strange, M. D
So College
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
DR. N. B. Stirling
Clare, Michigan
Donald E. Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Farwell, Mich
J&r Building Contractor
John Street
Wm. Cerny
Clare Plumbing and Heating
A.D. Austin
Wheaton
L & H Plumbing
C.b.neff
Fifth Street
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Rosebush
Clare Clinic
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DR. J. R. Gershon
Osteopathic Physicians
Bill Peyton
Chamber of Commerce of
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Hogirs
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