May Refinishing FURNITURE Classes Held in Two Townships
Women brought in lovely pieces to refinish at two May sessions. Attendees at Shepherd included Mrs. Gandhon, Mrs. Struble, Mrs. Kingsman, Mrs. Wilsle, Mrs. Vane Vranken, Mrs. Travis, Mrs. Balgom, and Mrs. Clifford, Harry. Vernon Township Hall drew Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Clute, Mrs. Acker, Mrs. Beatty, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Vernon Township Hall
I.gandhon
Vernon McVey
Bair
Bruce Weller
Raleigh West
8. Goffnett
B. Klumpp
Ed Wonsey
A. Smith
A. H. Albay
Id Methner
Inez Schmilty
M. Forbes
N. Carrick
V. Thern
Michigan Extension Notes Strawberry Month and Home Gardening
The article lists names of local women attending two upcoming schools and outlines demonstrations on chair caning. It promotes the Annual Home Demonstration County Picnic at Coldwater Lake Camp on June 18 with swimming, square dancing led by a Shepherd instructor, and a potluck lunch. It also discusses strawberry harvesting tips, asparagus buying and storage, and introduces a plastic wrap method to water plants during travel, citing Michigan State College experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater Lake
DeWayne Ky Ser
Shepherd
Archie Beatty
Michigan
George’ Motts
Michigan State College
George Motts
Dept. of Agriculture
Government Printing Office
Washington D. C
Michigan i State College
Dale V. Sweet
Sweet
Sweety
Advances in poultry disease control protect daily chicken meals
Science features report that mass poultry farming raises disease risks but a breakthrough curbs air sac infection in chickens. Dr. B T Simms notes chronic respiratory disease kills many birds annually, yet tetramycin mixed with mineral oil and injected into flocks offers a promising treatment to keep chicken dinners affordable and nutritious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Simms
U.S. Bureau of Animal
Gilmore Center Vacation Bible School gains interest
Gilmore Center Vacation Bible School continues for another week at the Gilmore Church of Christ with attendance over fifty. Local residents and visitors share updates from a busy weekend including visits from the Seymour and Campbell families, congratulations to newlyweds Mr and Mrs George Jane, and notes on sick and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Church of Christ
Donald Seymour
Elam Seymour
Maggie Mott
Jack Johnson
Sanford
William Tanner
George Campbell
Mt. Pleasant
Farman
George Jane
Methodist
Coleman
Jane
Beulah Myers
Indiana
Willie Graham
Remus
Fred Gamble
Lansing
W. R. Jarman
Amy McAlvney
Juanita Jarman
the Werndells
Flint
Local News Notes From Denver Township and Surroundings
Junior Isaac recovering at home in Bay City after May hospitalization at C M C Hospital, with Rosebush School ties. A miscellaneous shower honors Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Hoyey Jr. at Delwin Grange following their recent Mass wedding. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Max Hageart who wed in Clare. Families from Saginaw Delwin and Clare visit Gerald Kile and Harold Kile. Ruth Ann Kile visits Inkster home. Pvt Bernard Wentworth heads to Camp Kilmer for overseas duty. Kenneth Moge Barrett Muterspaugh visit Midland for Seaton versus Midland 702 game, 702 winning 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Isaac
C.M.C
Hig
Mya
Meble Isaac
Bay City
Win
Rosebush School
Cpl
Robert Hoyey, Jr
Delwin Grange
Mass
Max Hageart
Clare
Raymond Zamora
Saginaw
Gerald Kile
Delwin
Harold Kile
Ruth
Ann Kile
Barrett Muterspaugh
Midland
Seaton
Barbara Winterfield enters Moray Hospital for treatment
Barbara Winterfield enters Moray Hospital at Manistee for arthritic treatments hoping to improve her health. Deepest sympathy to the families of Mrs Homer Visania who died at her home Thursday night. Roy Sutton and son Jimmy visited with parents and grandparents Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Alvin Pence Frank Davis and Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill traveled to Card and visited Francis. She is the daughter of Mr Davis and sister of Mrs Pence and niece of the Gaskills. John Gaskill and daughter Vicki Lynn spent Sunday at the Sam Gaskill home. Wedding bells rang in the neighborhood. Congratulations Kenneth, Mrs Johnny Hower and family called at the Edmond Cutler home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara’ Cook
Moray Hospital
Manistee
Homer Visania
Roy Sutton
Jimmy
Sam Gaskill
Alvin Pence
Frank Davis
Card
Francis
Davis
Pence
Gaskills
Isabella 4-H News Highlights Numerous Local Club Enrollments
Isabella County 4-H reports enrollments from Bowen Busy Bees Clio and Campbell groups plus the Peake Valley and Blanchard Busy Beavers clubs. Leaders include Mrs Harold Anderson Mrs Vernell Mike and others. Projects span foods vegetable gardening dairy crops poultry rabbits beef and more. junior leadership includes Yvonne VanVranken Delores Fike Nancy Moss Betty McLachlin and Joanie Curtiss. Enrollments urged to be submitted promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Clio
Harold “Anderson
Vernell Mike
Charles ‘Moore
Leonard
Cluley
Delores Fike
Campbell
Milo Vah- Vranken
Mary Hoffman
Yvonne VanVranken
Robert
Hoffman
Kenneth
Weston
Peagei “Valley
Nancy Moss
Betty McLachlin
Pneeman Curtiss
Sherman ‘Mildred
Joanie Curtiss
Aver Foods
Lawrence ‘Townsend
Blanchard Busy Beavers Club
Linda Townsend
Walt -Rogetiuah Club
Emma Camérot
Ralph Deihi
Orrin
Earl Grace
Ormeneest
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Ruth McKlinay
Department of al
Michigan State College, Eas
Business & Professional Directory
Slrehenson Funeral Home Ambulance Service
MeHwan St
Clare, Mich
Mecwan St
K. Hammerberg, M.D
MéRica
Maurice
Gameras
Royal Arms
Hast City
B. Neff
Here
Ballard Osteopathic
Dr. N. V. Colwell
Dr.g. C. Born
Hyvenings
West Bieth Street
R. H. Strange
M.D. and Associates
Bob Kreiner
Central Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Dunlop Road
Clare, Michigan
Mt, Pleasant, Mich
Paul Marsh
Eugene J. Gershon
Osteopathic
Offigs
W. Sth
St. Attice
Phos
Aioe
J. G.,white
D. A. Jondrow
Optometrists
Offich
Thamesay
sWhite
Hayes Township
Science Features
Gilmore Center
Sentinel
Beerieg
Les
Denver
Winterfield
Isabella
H. News
Robert’ Acker
Isabella County
National Farm. Loan
Evart
Clare Livestock Auction
Yards
The
Wolverine Stock Yards Co
St. Johns
Clare— Lapeer — Hake Odessa
FORD
Mackeales
Fars
McEwan
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