Delwin Grange Rouniy Social Calendar Highlights
Memorial Day visits feature Teresa Pollard Clare McTaggart Edith McTaggart Norris Johnston Mrs Vargo Patricia Lynch Leo Lynch in Saginaw Barryton Pine Crest Gladwin Farwell Barryton open house hospital discharge Community Hospital fishing at Barryton and nearby visits. George Brock Mary Morrison Leo Lynch Oscar Schoen Earl Marshall Bert Prout Edna Dixon Max Morrison John Marhoffer Pontiac Open house at Union Grange dinner guests and family gatherings noted for the region.
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Jack’ Miller
Farwell
Earl Henderson
Leo Lynch
Kelly Myers
Earl Marshall
Bert Prout
Edna Dixon
Union Grange
Max Morrison
John Marhoffer
Pontiac
Alex Oberg
Isabella County 4H Scholars to MSU Home Economics
Two Isabella County 4H club members receive tuition and fee scholarships to Michigan State University for outstanding 4H and high school records. Margie Swindlehurst of Rosebush and Shirley Moore of Coleman will study in the School of Home Economics.
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Isabella County
Michigan State University
School of
Home Economics
Margie Swindlehurst
Don Swindlehurst
Rosebush
Shirley Moore
Charles Moore
Coleman
Margie
Shirley
County Agents Explain Best Alfalfa Cutting and Silage Practices
Farmers are urged to cut alfalfa at one tenth bloom and wilt swath hay one to three hours before chopping for the silo. Direct chopped standing hay yields high moisture and poor silage, while proper wilting improves protein content and texture. The grab test determines correct moisture, and certified Garry oats show clear quality advantages over older seed.
Macaroni Tuna Casserole for a Picnic Dish
Favorite recipe by Mrs. Ron Chapman for a tasty summer outdoor dish. Bake and transport to a picnic table. it will stay warm if covered. Ingredients include macaroni tuna peas celery green pepper onion tomato juice and seasonings. Bake at 350 degrees for about an hour in a greased casserole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Chapman
Brown Corners Daily Social Notes
Brown Corners community mingles as Sunday visits span the Armstrongs in Chesaning and Eid a Austin returns home from hospital. Ray Armstrong graduates this year. Ada and Ida welcomed home. Bernard Allen and Darlene visit mother Elnora Honderich. Nellie Walters leaves for Huntington College graduation and convention. Church anniversary moved from Sunday June 28 to Friday June 26.
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Wils
Lewis
Harliss Armstrong
Chesaning
Armstrongs
Ray
Ida Austin
Ada
Ida
4 H Club News Highlights Busy Bees and More
Among clubs with summer enrollments Bow en Busy Bees led by Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson Mrs Joe Van ess Mrs Leonard Matthews Mrs Bernise Moore Mrs Gerald Hovey and Mrs Louis Fabian have 36 members in bees child care wildflowers crops home improvement horse jr leadership landscaping money management photography poultry sheep swine dairy flower and vegetable gardening and foods Officers include President Gerry Hovey Vice President Don Moore Lee Shirley Moore Treasurer Terry Hovey Reporter John Hovey Song Leader Todd Hovey Recreation Leader Linda Matthews Real City Busy Bees supported by Mrs Julius Birsch bach Mrs Herb Strauss Cecil Clare Mrs Richard Stevens and Ed Wawersik show 21 members in traps dairy flower and vegetable gardening foods and outdoor cooking Officers include President Ruth Ann Wawersik Vice President Susan Schafer Secretary Dianne Biersch bach Brinton Busy Bees led by Fern Ellis Mrs Ray Geasler and Mrs Bernadine Bowen have 13 members in beef child care forestry crops dairy entomology flower and vegetable gardening foods jr leadership landscaping photography rabbits swine wildflowers and bird study Pony Creek Club led by Don Woodruff Mr and Mrs Ron Eldred Ken Wagester Shirley May and Mrs Albert Hy der has 21 members in wildlife crops dairy flower and vegetable gardening foods home improvement jr leadership and tractor Officers are President Don Wag ster Vice President Keith Woodruff Secretary Pauline Wagester Treasurer Danny Eldred Lincoln Center Cltb led by Mrs Albert Getchell Mrs Lawrence Falk and Mrs Hugh Beebe has 26 members in crops dairy flowers and vegetable gardening foods home improvement horse or readership photography and swine Officers are President Sharon Pyles Vice President Dorothy Dunn Secretary Susan Loomis Treasurer Vicki Beebe Reporter Vincent Wieferich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen Busy Bees
Harold Anderson
Joe Vaness
Leonard Matthews
Bernise Moore
Gerald Hovey
Louis Fabian
Morey
Gerry Hovey
Don Moore
Lee
Shirley
Moore
Terry Hovey
John Hovey
Todd Hovey
Linda Matthews
Real City
Julius Birschbach
Herb Strauss
Cecil Clare
Richard Stevens
Ed Wawersik
Ruth Ann Wawersik
Susan Schafer
Dianne Bierschbach
Brinton
Busy Bees
Fern Ellis
Ray Geasler
Bernadine Bowen
Pony Creek Club
Don Woodruff
Ron Eldred
Ken Wagester
Shirley May
Albert Hyder
Donald Wagester
Keith Woodruff
Pauline Wagester
Treas
Danny Eldred
Lincoln Center
Cltb
Albert Getchell
Lawrence Falk
Hugh Beebe
Sharon’ Pyles
Dorothy Dunn
Susan’ Loomis
Vicki Beebe
Vincent Wieferich
Farmers urged to consider liability and workers comp insurance
Michigan State University economist Myron P. Kelsey explains farm liability risks from visitor injuries and hired workers. Public liability insurance covers defense in court. workers compensation pays hospital costs and two thirds of wages, with riders offered by insurers for employee coverage.
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Hastings Mutual
Michigan
Myron P. Kelsey
Extension Agricultural ,Econom
Michigan State University
Kelsey
Pany
MSU
Maying Time Is Here On Isabella Farm
Good roughage is essential for dairy herds as hay harvesting begins. Early June offers favorable weather in Michigan for haymaking with options to reduce weather damage by using grass silage or barn dried hay. Builders like Bob Hafer Bud Stilgen Bauer Bob Coon Brown Brothers appear, while milk shakes and fruit beverages offer varied kid friendly drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Bob Hafer
Bud Stilgen
Bauer
Bob Coon
Brown Brothers
Outdoor Cookery Recipe and Fruit Punch for Summer Hosts
Recipes shared by Mrs. Agnes Sharp include a basic dressing blend with sugar vinegar celery seed mustard salt boiled briefly, cooled and jarred for use at hot evenings. A fruit punch combines orange sherbet vanilla ice cream pineapple juice and ginger ale with serving notes for teas receptions and open houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Sharp
Rosebush
Julius Bierschbach
B. C. Mellencamp
Fresh asparagus season highlighted by Michigan State experts
Michigan State University marketing specialists note a brief asparagus season and urge using fresh tender tips in salads. A new pan ready product from southwestern Michigan growers cuts cleaning and trimming. Michigan farm products total value exceeds 700 million dollars with retail value over 1.6 billion.
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Michigan State University
Southwestern Michigan
Michigan
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Delwin Grange
Richard Schroeder
Clare County Agricultural
B.C. Mellencamp
Isabella County Agricultural
Kenneth Tweedy
Clara County
Barry Densmore
Phyllis Pearson
Clare County
Ruth Melinay
Isabella
the County Agents’ Desk
Arlie Renner
Arlie
Iro YY Arlas
Hastings, Michigan
Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co
McGuire Bros
West
Us-10
Clare, Mich
By B. C. Méliencamp
Andrite
Tor Fred. Servion Mt. Plessant
Valley Chemical Go
Isabella Farm News
Harry Densmore
Ruth McIlany
Clare
Sentinel
Leonard Gasoline
Clare Stanley Oil Co
Clyde Marshall Leonard
Clayton Smith
Farwell Hosford
Lake
Beutler’s Grocery
Wm. Bolt, Jr
Lake George
Lloyd Nichols Leonard Service
Robert Allen
Lone Lake Store
Temple
Clarence VanBuskirk
Consumers Power Companys
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