Southeast Sheridan social notes mix with queries about R F O
Mrs Bertha Randle spent the weekend with sister Mrs Mary Randle north of Clare. Clare resident Jes L Bergey joined relatives at James Elliott’s. Fred Coe of Pontiac called on Bred Coe Monday. Homer Loontis and family visited Frank and Ruth Leonard, and two Flint girls, at J Livingston’s. Mrs Shik returned to Detroit after time with brother and wife Mr and Mrs Mark Sowle. Mrs Mark Sowle ill with back and side injuries but slow gains. Robert and Lyle Schlappi of Alma visited Laverne Root and their parents. Mrs Allen came to take them home. Mr and Mrs Merlin Rogers away berry picking. returned Saturday with five bushels of huckleberries. Elmer Schofield Jr took Lucille Miller to Adrian, while Elmer Schofield Sr began county overseer work for R F. O. inquiry asks who the R F O are and how they obtain and repay funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Randle
Mary Randle
Clare
Jes. L. Bergey
James Elliott
Fred Coe
Pontiac
Bred.Coe
Homer Loontis
Ruth Leonard
Flint
Frank
Homer
J. Livingston
Robert
Lyle Schlappi
Alma
Laverne Root
R. F
Winterfield Social and Local Obituary Notes
Winterfield residents hosted relatives from Grand Rapids and Lansing over the weekend. A Marion death ends the life of Mrs. Howard, aged above 93, once a long time mistress at Grandon. Delmar Thayer visited Ann Arbor. Mrs. Arthur Keehn took her baby to the doctor. Albert Bruce and friends spent Sunday in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Berkompas
Grand Rapids
Bert Lockwood
Lansing
Edd Cutter
CG. J. Diets
Maggie Hale
Russel Courter
Frost
John Cook
Howard
Our
Grant
Marion
Grandon
Delmar Thayer
Ann Arbor
Arthur Keehn
Subal
Albert Bruce
Greenwood
Greenwood Center Grange initiates eight candidates
The Greenwood Grange met Wednesday with many Warner Grangers present including the degree tenth. Eight candidates were initiated before refreshments. Families attended a picnic at Foster farm in Winterfield and church services at the Winterfield town hall. Local residents visited relatives and several members planned home improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Grange
Warner Grangers
Earl Budd
Albert Bruce
Foster Farm
Winterfield
Bruce
Budd
Donald Malcolmson
Frost
Elvin Budd
Elma
Howard Woods
Betty
Lois Budd
Frank Nash
Cildren
Dan Varney
Sunday School Plans Picnic and Local Notices
Maple Grove Sunday School meets at 1 86 p m with Rev Kleinhardt preaching at 2 34 p m Frayer meeting Thursday at 8 watch for a picnic date. Local residents travel and work changes noted including Smedley at Harrison CCC Camp, Timpe back to Lansing, and Schofield family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleinhardt
Community Notes From Mann Siding and Nearby
James Hitts works on the Arthur drain this week. Gerald and Mrs Ruby of Flint visited the Hileman home. Fritz Hoskey family of Flint spent the weekend with Tony Hoskey’s parents. A Sunday lightning storm killed a horse for Wm Hileman. A local community gathering marked the opening of U S 27. Pfannes brothers were home from near Traverse City over the weekend to pick cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hitts
Arthur
Gerald Ruby
Flint
Hileman
Fritz Hoskey
Tony Hoskey
U. S
Richard Pfannes
Traverse City
Myers Corners Local Family Movements Reported
Earl Vanetter and Oren Bosworth spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs WHE Myers and Mrs F M Myers. Bertha Mitchener left for Lansing after three months with her grandmother Mrs F M Myers. The Myers family hosted relatives and visited Beebe lake. other local visits occurred with Hilborns, Balsleys, Kiggins, and Dysingers around Bayview, Midland, Sag inaw and Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Vanetter
Oren Bosworth
W. HE. Myers
F. M. Myers
Mt. Pleasant
Bertha Mitchener
Lansing
Gerald Myers
Baby
Herb Myers
Beebe Lake
Henry Hilborn
West Branch
Hilborn
F.M. Myers
Midland
Saginaw
Herbert Myers
Bayview
Norman Myers
Wm. Thurman
Jess Balsley
Hiethorp
Plint
John Balsley
Lester Kiggins
Ross Dysinger
Local Folks Enjoy Birthdays Visits and Socials
Brush College gains news of a two week visit by Randolph Rockey family to Dorset Ohio relatives with stops in Bloomville and Pontiac. Gerald Ruby and family stay at Rockey home to help, while Grace Sanders visits Gladwin. Neighbors celebrate Mrs Davis's birthday with cake and ice cream, Agnes Bauder supplying the cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Rockey
Dorset
Ohio
John Rockey
Bloomville
Helen Sanders
Pontiac
Raymond Ruby
Gladys
Mary
Gerald Ruby
Vanuyke
Rockey
Grace Sanders
Hatton
Edith Sanders
Marguerite Steen
Clare
Ralph Heller
Lansing
Stephen Heller
Wallace
Tsobel Tilubél
Frank Sanders
le Spice
George Spicers
Perry Davis
Trieuwd
Agnes Bauder
Willis Stronuse
Colon Ville
Reisalus
Truman Ware
Chicago
Mildred Langworthy
Harri Sanders
Garald Ruby
John Aschbold
Vernon
Marguerite Breen
Schieman Bros
Community Notices From Clare Area Gather for Weekend Visits
Mrs Ellen Boony returned to Clare Saturday after visiting daughter Mrs A Oliver and several relatives. Others include Mrs Moline visiting her sister and the new grandchild born to Mr and Mrs Gordon McIntosh. Families traveled to Houghton Lake Conservation Camp and attended Vacation Bible School. Local rainfall boosts farming as grain shocks form and threshing looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Boony
Clare
A. Oliver
Vern Moline
Billy
A. Byba
Kate. Miller
Rosebush
Moline
Nelson
Gordon
Lansing
Paul Mance
Wise
Sparbel
Maxine Hawkins
Frank Hartman
Jesse Goodwin
Fy Gilmore
St. Louis
Meta Gilmore
Glendale
W. Va
Gilmore Farm
Town Notes From Brown Corner Area Distract Readers
Eunice Coulter Fern Cradit visit Detroit relatives for two weeks. Harrison resident Glenn Smith visits with Robert and Chas. Jr. Kleinhardt Hutchins from Detroit spends weekend here. Mrs Verne Mickle and Kiddies return to Detroit after visiting parents Chas and Ciliax. Mile-long huckleberry outing near Gladwin. Arnold Ott Clarence Glenn enjoy Budd Lake outing with Kenneth Coulter. Mrs John Coulter of Clare suffers a broken limb from a fall. Funeral held for Mrs Charlie Crain. Rev Chas Kleinhardt officiates. Frank Nash family of Clare seen on street. Fred Treitch hosts Detroit sister visit. Evynn Baker of Marion weekend guest of Johanna Kanarr. World’s Fair plans discussed. Baker visits friends. Ray Garver hospitalized. friends hope for recovery. Oren Lorn Miller Clifford Richard Woods vacation at Lake George. William Hartman visits grandparents and Grant Williams. Kleinhardt and Gradit gonet with GON boys. Sunday school picnic at Arnold Lake a success. 90 dine, ice cream served. out-of-town visitors attend. wallpanics and swimming enjoyed. Lois Denno weekends with Elsie Rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Coulter
Fern , Cradit
Detroit
Glenn Smith
Harrison
Robert
Chas
Kleinhardt
Hutchins
Verne Mickle
Kiddies
Ciliax
Clair Coulters
Arthur Lowers
Gladwin
Arnold Ott
Clarence Glenn
Budd Lake
Kenneth Coulter
John Coulter
Clare
Burt Sanford
Chas. Kleinhardt
Charlie Crain
Greenwood
Frank Nash
Fred Treitch
Evynn Baker
Marion
Johanna Kanarr
Chicago
Miss Baker
Ray Garver
Oren
Lorn Miller
Clifford
Richard Woods
Lake George
William Hartman
Grant ‘Williams
Robert Kleinhardt
Neeland Gradit
Arnold Lake
Lois Denno
Elsie Rank
Sell your old batteries radiators and green hides at Sambori's
Local ad snippet offers battery and radiator disposal offers under the Sambori's banner with a phone contact missing. The fragment suggests a buyback or disposal service with unclear location and full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sambori's
Forced pullet feeding debated by extension poultryman
Colorado State College extension poultryman O G Afford argues against forcing pullet growth with heavy protein diets. He says pullets should grow on a controlled mash with meat scraps early on, then reduce animal content to prevent rapid egg organ development and promote vigor for steady winter production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. GC. Afford
Colorado Agricultural College
Ufford
Sunshades for Chicks Boost Summer Health on Farms
A Missouri Farmer article urges providing shade for chicks during hot summers. It recommends airier shade via trees and the use of sunflowers or corn patches if shade trees are scarce. It notes temporary fencing to rotate chicks and even growing crops and poultry together under careful management.
Feather pulling among fowl linked to crowding and cannibalism
The Montreal Herald notes feather pulling in hens and roosters is driven by overcrowding and blood taste. Cannibalism emerges when blood is noticed at quill ends. Kill the cannibals and separate victims. Outdoor exercise and new feed help prevent recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
Treatment for Scaly Leg in Fowls Described
A mite named sarcoptes mutans burrows under horny scales on fowls feet, causing soreness. Diagnosis comes from loosened scales and crusty buildup. Cure involves soaking feet in equal parts linseed oil and kerosene or applying vaseline.
Rhode Island Red Bantam Gains Notable Growth
The article notes general poultry-raising rules apply to bantams and reports the Rhode Island Red Bantam coming to prominence among small birds. It mentions occasional specimens in Blowrooms and that they are not yet in the American Standard, though recognition may come. males weigh about two pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
June Dairy Board Improvement Report Totals Milk Yields Analyzed
The June report highlights Clare-Isabella Dairy Board improvements with 400 cows on test averaging 41. IBS milk and 30.93 IBS fat per cow. Numerous herds and individuals are listed as high producers including the Java Aire Ranch herd and Mt. Pleasant Indian School Holsteins. Standouts include Ray Gilson of Midland, J. Reithel of Oberlin, Howard Penrose and Sons, and Vier Bros. of Midland with top individual and herd production figures. Continued data details cover mature cows and various breed classes with fat and milk weights per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java Aire
Ray Gilson
Midland
J. Reithel
Oberlin
Howard Penrose
Sons
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
F. J. Reithels
Jersey
Howard Penrose and Sons
Mt. Pleasant Indian School
Frank Poet
Vier Bros
John G. Schwab
Bay City
Vnier Bios
Lloyd Heckel
Butterfat Leaders Named in Michigan County Herd Tests
Tests across Saginaw Ogemaw Genesee and Clare Isabella counties in May report seventy-one herds tested. A total of 118 cows produced 50 pounds or more butterfat, with the Clare Isabella testing association led by Lloyd Heckel at 33.51 pounds. The top butterfat herd milked twice daily belonged to the leading producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw Valley
Saginaw
Ogemaw
Genesee
Clare-Isabella
Lloyd Heckel
Leading Michigan dairymen boast top butterfat cows in county tests
H Russell of Saginaw county and JOG Gregorek tested with three daily milkings while J B Gray’s herd in Ogemaw county averaged a fraction more butterfat. Charles Lauer of Saginaw owns the top four year old Jersey, also highest fat for her age in the state, at 3.1 pounds fat. Other leaders include Howard Russell and Rosaline Harris with notable cows. Mt. Pleasant Indian school fields a two year old. Of 71 herds tested only four failed to feed grain under pasture conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Russell
Saginaw County
Gregorek
J. B. Gray
Ogemaw County
Charles Lauer
Saginaw
Jersey
Howard Russell
Rosaline Harris
Genesee County
Mt. Pleasant
Need for Road Courtesy Declared as Highway Safety Factor
A statement emphasizes road courtesy as a fundamental factor in highway safety. It argues courteous driving reduces accidents and promotes smoother traffic flow. The piece advocates awareness campaigns and driver education to reinforce respectful road behavior.
Moone's Emerald Oil touted for corn and vein relief
An adv promises Moone's Emerald Oil will end foot pain from corns and bunions with a money back guarantee if not relieved. It claims deep penetration aiding foot comfort and even swelling and varicose veins. Mrs. A. E. Mussell's drug store advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
A. E. Mussell
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