County Honors A-Hers Lead 4-H Winners Named
Clare County 4-H leaders announced award winners for outstanding 4-H work. State project nominees include Joanne Walter agriculture Sue Baumer Clothing Foods Nutrition Home Economics Michael Rodabaugh Electric Field Crops Sheep Allan Montney Handicraft Lynda Dawson Horses Veterinary Science Patricia Rodabaugh Conservation Home Improvement Kimberly Montney Entomology Fred Magnus Safety Tim Kleinhardt Dairy. Danforth scholarships named Tim Kleinhardt Sue Baumer. state and national conference selections noted for Washington D C April 1970 and Citizenship trip August 10-16 4-H Service Club additions Sue Baumer Lynda Dawson plus Steve Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Joanne Walter
Sue Baumer
Michael Rodabaugh
Allan Montney
Lynda Dawson
Patricia Rodabaugh
Kimberly Montney
Fred Magnus
Tim Kleinhardt
Wheat Price Support Rate Set For County By ASCS
The 1969 wheat price-support loan rate for Clare County is 1.14 dollars per bushel, one cent less than 1968. The 1969 Wheat Program requires signup and adherence to permitted acreage. Certificates worth 100 percent parity minus 1.25 dollars national loan are issued for 43 percent of projected production.
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ASCS
Clare County
Clare County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
CCC
Local odyssey spans Tennessee Indiana Michigan in 1899 to 1902
A personal diary recounts a 2000 mile family journey from Obion Tennessee to Indiana then Michigan, with births and deaths, mill work, and reconnections with old schoolmates May Via and Nellie Adams. The writer recalls lizards collected, a father’s health, and moving 80 acres near Clare, Michigan.
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Billy
David Banks
Vittlé
Waugitér
Evile Carool Robinett
Michigan
Clare
May Via
Elbridge
Tennessee
Nellie Adams
Lavonia
West Gilmore Social Roundup Notes Visits
West Gilmore residents report family and friend visits from Mt. Pleasant Ferguson Missouri and Littlefield Lake. John Mullet and son John from Mt. Pleasant called on his parents while Lola Graham and family hosted guests. William Phillips attended granddaughter Carol Mul Jer’s graduation and held an open house. Additional socials included supper guests with Egbert Fordyce Larrance Dell Elwyn Pitts and Honeywell Fordyce households through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mullet
John
Mt. Pleasant
William Phillips
Eugene Thompson
Ferguson Missouri
Gilmore
Lola Graham
Vaness Cook
Egbert Fordyces
Larrance Dell
Little Field Lake
Carol Mul Jer
John Warriner
Heidi
Elwyn Pitts
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Green’s Clothing & Shoes
Tom Hrdlovich
Mt. Pleasant Hie
Joseph Hrdlovich
Rosebush
Beaver Tool and Engineering
Ray Flones
Hrdlovich
Michigan Industrial Educational
Muskegon
Bengon Ford
Ford Motor Company Fund
Ferris State College
Tom
Dan McDonald Ford
West Gilmore
Dull’s Farm
Glare
Sears
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