MSC Campus Growth Forecast At Michigan State College
Michigan State College plans a major expansion of the campus proper from 640 to 900 acres to accommodate an anticipated 1970 enrollment of 30,000 students. The forecast includes 18 new school buildings, with MSC having spent $60 million over nine years to expand facilities for 15,000 students.
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Michigan State College
Michigan State
Harold W. Lautner
Department of
Landscape Architecture, and Urban Planning
Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning
Lautner
M.S.C
Lautney
Mus.c
Skunk Cabbage Side Note The First Flower of Spring
Dr. Marion T. Hall of Granbrook Institute notes skunk cabbage is mildly poisonous raw and avoided by most animals. The plant, hardy and long lived, melts through snow with heat from February to March, and was once prepared by Indians by boiling to remove poison and odor. Today it is enjoyed by some herb gourmets like spinach when cooked with butter, salt, and pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Hall
Granbrook Institute of Science
Hall
Greenwood Stitchers Start Work at Doty School
The 4 H and eighth grade girls of Doty School in Greenwood Te began sewing projects under Mrs Ted Butcher. First year sewers are Dorothy Sprague and Helen Krawzynski. Second year sewers include Kristene and Kathy Darling and Sharon Butcher. they expect articles ready for Spring Achievement Day.
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Doty School
Greenwood, Te
Ted Butcher
Dorothy Sprague
Helen Krawzynski
Kristene
Kathy Darling
Sharon Butcher
Illness Fatal to Mrs White
Mary E. Reese born Canton Ohio December 26 1876 married Samuel Trowbridge 1894 one son. Widowed 1896, married Richard White 1897 two more children. Lived Sunfield then Harrison Michigan. Died February 21 1955 at 78 cared for by son Howard White Midland. Funeral February 23 United Brethren Harrison. Burial Maple Grove Harrison.
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Mary E. Reese
Canton
Ohio
Marlon
Lucinda Reese
Michigan
Samuel Trowbridge
Mr. Trowbridge
Richard White
Sunfield
Harrison
United Brethren Church
Howard White
Midland
Richard
Ira Trowbridge
Gladys Drummond
Ashley
Gerald Brady
Ernest Burke
Maple Grove
Try To Destroy Budworms Threatens Keweenaw Peninsula
State and industrial foresters will meet to discuss control measures for the spruce budworm. The pest has destroyed millions of cords of spruce and balsam pulpwood in the northeast and northwest U S. Now millions of overwinter in mature balsam on Keweenaw Peninsula east shore. Cutting timber is seen as best control. a detection survey will be planned for spring.
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U. S
Keweenaw Peninsula
Conservation Department
Upper Peninsula
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Keweenaw
Wise Farm Bureau Holds February Meeting at Orr Community Building
The Wise Farm Bureau group met at the Orr Community Building for its February session hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fike. Rollin Gross led a program on Legal Uses of the Farm Commercial License in a spelling match style quiz. Harold Anderson reported on the county board. Dr. Carland of Mt. Pleasant spoke on the Red Cross and noted March as Red Cross Roll Call month. A short recreation period followed by a potluck lunch was served.
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Wise Farm Bureau
Orr
Lester Fike
Rollin Gross
Harold Anderson
Carland
Mt. Pleasant
Red Cross
Pine Martens Set for Release in Porcupine Mountains
Two pairs of pine martens are scheduled for release in the Porcupine Mountains area to re establish the species in Michigan. One pair comes from British Columbia and the other from Ontario, marking the state’s first reintroduction effort. Marten is a small forest weasel once common in Michigan before timber removal.
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Porcupine Mountains State Park
Conservation Department
British Columbia
Ontario
Michigan
Marten
Adventist Youth Classes Organized in Clare
The Young Peoples Missionary Volunteer Society is formed in Clare with HQ at the Seventh Day Adventist church. Classes will teach crafts and arts to occupy spare time and prepare for useful occupations. Emblems awarded as crafts are mastered, mounted on a vocational honor scarf to be kept as a life prize.
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Young Peoples Missionary Volunteer Society
Clare
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
School Corner Describes Geography Based Curriculum Stages
The passage outlines how students from kindergarten to sixth grade study geography and social studies using globes maps and visual aids. It emphasizes US possessions western hemisphere Old World contributions and global interdependence fostering civic ideals and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
County Board approves jail bonds bids and sets new construction bid date
The Clare County Board of Supervisors met at the Harrison Court House on February 3 1955. They opened bids for 135 000 county jail bonds and reviewed interest costs from bidders Walter J Wede Inc Ryan Sutherland Co McDonald Moore Co First of Michigan Citizens State Bank Kenover MacArthur Braun Bosworth and others. A committee was appointed with the prosecutor to review bonds and architecture firm Cuthbert Cuthbert was authorized to advertise for new jail construction bids with bids due March 16 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Court House
Harrison
Dan Holcomith
Austin
Campbell
Darling
Eaton
Gee
Gronda
Hall
Haley
Holcomb
Myers
McKenna
Oman Reed
Richardson
Rutter
Stanley
Rinehart
Stockwell
Wallace
Cooper
Everts
Jones
Moder
Peter A
Oman
Board of Supervisors
Walter J. Wede, Inc
Ryan, Sutherland & Co
McDonald - Moore & Co
First of Michigan Corporation
Citizens State Bank
Kenover, MacArthur & Co
Braun, Bosworth & Co
Mark McKenna
Ber J. Wilson
Walter J. Wade, Inc
Henry Austin
Frank, Campbell
James Darling
Ralph Haton
Louis Gee
Leo Gronda
John R. Hall, Sr
Albert Haley
Dan Holcomb
Norman Myers
Stanley Oman
David Reed
Ray, Richardson
Lewis Rutter
Clair Stanley
J.wilson Rinehart
Orlie Stockwell
Chester Wallace
Bryan “Miller
Gladwin County
Cuthbert
Yeas
McKenna Oman
Reed
Acume
Michigan
Clare Sentinel
Richard Son
Wm. A. Henderson
Fresh Go Soccer Water Boy Fined for Referee Incident
In Toronto a water boy was fined ten dollars for dumping water on a referee. The incident drew taunting comments about referees being “all wet.”
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Goccer
Toronto
Ontario
Public Sale Notice for 1958 Dodge in Michigan
Notice dated March 1 1955 says a public sale will be held March 16 1955 at 2:00 p.m. in Route 1 Harrison Clare County Michigan for cash to the highest bidder of a 1958 Dodge 4 door with serial number D461989s. Inspection available at Route 1 Harrison storage site. Pacific Finance Corp. George Fuller Field Representative 2412.
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Harrison
Clare County
Michigan
Pacific Financh Corp
George Fuller
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MSC Campus
Greenwood
Baba
Camel
Samia Gamal
Frankfurt
Germany
Los Angeles Veterans’ Hospital
Allen Conkwright Jr
UCLA
Fes
Pine Martens
Adventist
Egans
Clare Co
Strictly Fresh
Boston
Mass
Bloomington
Jacksonville, Fla
Hizzoner
Jack Outlaw
Arizona Livestock Inspection Board
Citizens Saving
J. Stuart Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F.d.lc
Gulf
Gale
Gulf Refining Company
Gulf Super-Refining
Cass Hub Oil Company
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