New Leaders Chosen for Michigan State College Agriculture
The State Board of Agriculture named Prof. J. F. Cox as dean of agriculture succeeding Dr. Robert Shaw who resigned to join M S G. Gardner becomes experiment station director while retaining horticulture chair. Howard C. Rather is named professor of farm crops replacing Cox. Leaders praise the lineup for strong agricultural leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Cox
Dean
W. R. Gardner
Dr. Shaw
Division of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Robert 8. Shaw
State Board of Agriculture
College
Dean Cox
Shaw
Gardner
Howard C. Rather
Cox
Pheasant Eggs Available at Mason Game Farm
The Department of Conservation announces pheasant eggs will be available at Mason Game Farm through the month. P S Lovejoy says cold spring delayed laying. a second setting of 5,000 eggs has been completed. Those wanting a setting may apply to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Game Farm
P. S. Lovejoy
Game Division
State Department of Agriculture
Midland Cuts Water Rates to Beautify Lawns
Midland city council approved a 50 percent water rate discount for the next quarter to encourage lawn and garden watering. The plan, tied to Dr. H. H. Dow's beautification vision, aims to make the town "the most beautiful in America" with a dispute settled by the water committee and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Council
H. H. Dow
America
Water Committee
Council
Portland dentists form a golf club in portVores area
Readers learn that portVores' Portland dentists have organized a golf club marking a new leisure group in the portVores community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Qre
Subsizars and sizes at Cambridge 1661
A fragment explains how a student named Mewton entered Tin ity college Cambridge as a sub-sizar. It notes that subsizars carried sizes for others due to poverty and received their meals free as a condition of their role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsaue Mewton
Tinity College, Cambridge
Mngland
Graduation at Harrison Moves Local Attendees
Several from the vicinity attended graduation exercises at Harrison last Thursday and enjoyed the program very much. Mr and Mrs Heller attended the funeral of Mrs Satison in Clare Saturday afternoon. Perry Davis now drives a new Whippet. Genevieve Davis has been working in Flint and is spending two weeks vacation at her parental home. Randolph Rockey drove to St John Saturday where his wife and son Harold had been spending the past week at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Heller. They all returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs D N Davis and son Perry were called to Dayton Ohio Monday by the death of Mrs Davis uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Heller
Satison
Clare
Perry Davis
Genevieve’ Davis
Flint
Randolph Rockey
St. Johng
Harold
Ralph Heller
D. N. Davis
Perry
Dayton
Ohio
Davis
Arthur Township
C. Shull
Hisse
Ruth Shull
Ralph Shull
Maude Barber
Kenneth Roller
Slo Athey
Lee Reynolds
Lowell
Cassie Shull
Mt. Pleasant
Lowell Shull
Beatrice Myers
Loren Hale
Bert Orvis
Sheridan
Gene
Gra Hale
Dee Robinett
Sunfield
Mich
Vernice
Gordon Hale
J. C. Newman
Little Jocie
John Rocky
J. Roller
Earl Sanders
J. M. Roller
Charles Garver
Alta
David Denn
Glen Lower
Brown
Latison
Marguerite Irwin
Elm Grove Community Notes and Visits
Mr and Mrs Harold McClung of Detroit visited over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs James McClung. Miss Frances Hildebrandt visited Sunday with Miss Grace Schieber. Miss Donna Davis spent weekend with Miss Edna Lower. E M Butters of Topeka Kansas visited his brother John Butters. Mr and Mrs F P Davis left for Dayton Ohio for a relative's funeral. Mr and Mrs Charles Russell and family visited Rudolph Hilderbrandt's home. Wm Lindlaw of Chicago visited his sister Mrs Fred Rogemann. Sunday School and church services were well attended. Miss Alice Hochstetler to teach Brewer school next year. Catherine Butters visited with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Wm Long near Beaverton.
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Harold McClung
Detroit
Suday
James McClung
Frances Hildebrandt
Grace Schieber
Donna Davis
Edna Lower
The
Brown
E. M. Butters
Topeka
Kansas
John Butters
F. P. Davis
Dayton
Ohio
Charles’ Russel
Rudolph Hilderbrandt
Wm. Lindlaw
Chicago
Fred ‘Rogemann
Alice Hochstetler
Brewer
Windover Lake visitors fill weekend with anglers and social calls
Detroit resident Paul Haas and fourteen friends spent the weekend at the Windover club. Clarence Prouty and family visited Windover on Saturday and Sunday. Many fishermen hit the lake as the season opened with fifteen boats in use. Town residents and visitors from Mount Pleasant Lansing and Detroit were seen at Windover and the Achard ranch.
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Paul Haas
Detroit
Windover
Clarence Prouty
Mrs. Meyers
Mt. Pleasant
HE. E. Delling
Lake George
Oliver's Place
Windover Store
BH. F. Achard
Clare
Wreeman
J. J. Beard
Harris
John A. Burns
W. Harrington
Lake
Tom Sawyer
H. R. Musgrave
Redding Township
M. Parker
Lansing
Big Norway Lake
Charlie Lyons
North Star
Lyons
F. Ferguson
N. Wilson and Son
Local residents visit and move relations near Shep herd
Lake Harry Uisk and family of Shep herd called on old friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gilman moved to the farm formerly occupied by Calvin Tryon. Tom and Ida Shilling of Sears and John and Marguerite Martin called on Mr. and Mrs. C. Tryon Sunday evening. Frank Losy of near Clio visits his mother Mrs. Chas. Somers. George Gray of Detroit spends days at his Black Lake cottage. Harry Cornell and family spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Mary Gorbets. Wylda Mahan called at the McCon home at Brown Corn Sir. Whiteton and Jesse Fields from Weard in this vicinity shearing in Waele.
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Harry Uisk
Shepherd
Jay Gilman
Calvin Tryon
Tom
Ida Shilling
Sears
John
Marguerite Martin
C. Tryon
Frank Losy
Clio
Chas. Somers
George Gray
Detroit
Blacklake
Harry ‘Cornell
Mary Gorbets
Guts
Wylda Mahan
McCon
Brown Corn
Whiteton
Jesse Fields
Try
Waele
Roy Colosky Vacationing With Grandparents Sowie
Roy Colosky of Farwell spends vacation with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Sowie. Ered Sowie weekend with Henry Bazatte of Brown Corners. Raymond Scott near completion of new home. Wm Spence of Brown Corners visits Leo Cashin Friday. Mortality.
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Roy Colosky
Farwell
Wm. Sowie
Sowie
Henry Bazatte
Brown Corners
Raymond
Scott
Wm. Spence
Leo Cashin
Roy Cook
Brinton
Matt Colosky
Willy Sowle
Perry Gardner
Hight Point
Ray Clark
Grangery
Joe Clark
Jake
Smith
Midland
Sam Muir
Toledo
Ohio
Arthur Center community notes and graduation week roundup
The article records attendance at eighth grade exercises in Harrison and a high school commencement in Clare with local families from Arthur Township present. It mentions graduates Lowell Shull and Beatrice Myers and notes various visits, funerals, hospitalities, and a rain welcome. Sunday School turnout fluctuates from 53 to 44 with visitors.
Weekend Visitors Gather From Several Cities In Area
Vernon Hill Miss Mayme Stevens and Mrs Luella Anderson with families from Lansing Sheridan Pontiac Flint Battle Creek Marquette and others spent the weekend visiting relatives in Lansing and nearby. Junior stayed with grandparents while multiple families called on Jasper Snider and others. Glyde Davis left Sunday for Rosebush to work for Himer House.
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Mayme Stevens
Luella Anderson
Junior
Lansing
Ralph Stevens
Albert Verette
Alice Severson
Ervin
Thomas Harris
Sheridan
George Stone
Milo Myers
Lorna Roberts
Gladwin
Grace Mull
Norma
Pontiac
A. Smith
Ardis
Brand
J. J. Woods
Detroit
Henry Lines
Robert Farrington
B. J. McKerracher
Flint
Jasper Snider
Belle Lybers
J. J. Clash
Marquette
George Stough
Norvis Farrington
Friend
Walter Farrington
Grey
Clara
Tolland Snider
Meryl Haines
Helen
Battle Creek
Vern Haines
Jasper
Snider
Local visitors and family help ill Griffin kin
During a week of care for Griffin who is very ill Mrs Henry Lines and Mrs Emma Wilds are on the Bick Hist. Mr and Mrs Stancis B Jones and family of Royal Oak spent the weekend with Mrs Chas Stirling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lines
Emma ‘Wilds
Hirs. Griffin
Stancis
B. Jones
Royal Oak
Chas. Stirling
Fault Not His Says Legislator On Understanding Pings
A constituent questions a legislator about pings. Chen responds gently urging that one should not fault what is not thoroughly understood and cannot be intelligently disapproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen
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