Father and Son Lease Milk Payments for Farm Purchase
Ray and Francis Platt of Ingham County near Mason devise a novel farm purchase where Francis buys his father's share with milk payments rather than cash. Payments total 2500 pounds of milk monthly, tying the deal to milk prices and herd productivity. The 284 acre farm plus 200 rented acres hosts a Registered Holstein herd averaging over 400 pounds butterfat per cow in recent DHIA reports. Best year 419 pounds butterfat.
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Ray
Francis Platt
Ray Platt
Ingham County
Mason
San Francis
Francis
Platt
DHIA
Penrose and Sons Join Holstein Association
Howard Penrose and Sons of Clare are among 107 Michigan Holstein breeders admitted to membership in The Holstein American Association of America by unanimous vote. The National Holstein Association, largest dairy cattle recording body, totals over 38,000 members and more than 4,000,000 animals in its Herd Book.
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Howard Penrose and Sons
Clare
Holstein Ariesian Association of America
National Holstein Association
Home Economic Group Meeting at Pleasant Home
The Elm Grove group met March 8 at Jeanne Williams residence with nine members and one visitor. Leader Elnora Badgley and Lennie Nevil led a fabrics lesson. A future glove and purse making lesson was announced. Luncheon served cake doughnut and coffee.
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Him Grove
Jeanne Williams
Elnora Badgley
Lennie Nevil
Andersonville Extension Group Meets On Plastic Lamp Shades
The Andersonville Extension Group held its regular meeting in March with Mrs. John Tice presiding at the business session. Leaders Mrs. Alma Tice and Mrs. Mary Sharp led a lesson on plastic lamp shades, followed by lunch and a social hour. They adjourned to meet with Mrs. George Renner next time, date to be announced.
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Andersonville
John Tice
Alma Tice
Mary Sharp
George Renner
Central Vernon Extension Group Meets At Mrs Hales Home
The Central Vernon Extension Group met March 3 with nine members and two visitors. Mrs. Everett Cook chaired in Mrs. Ralph Irwin’s absence. Leaders assisted in finishing lampshades. Next meeting with Mrs. Cook features Adolescent Adjustment. Refreshments were provided by the hostess.
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Central Vernon
Ray Hales
Everett Cook
Ralph Irwin
Phil Gondie
Lionel Duncan
East Vernon Extension group holds March meeting in Vernon
The East Vernon Extension group met March 3 at 1 00 PM at Mrs Dale Stough's home with 14 members present. Plans include Farmers Night at Clare Methodist Church and a 4 H Bake Sale in Mt Pleasant March 19.
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East Vernon
Harold White
Otis Northon
John Stough
Mason Smith
Dale Stough
Fred Verrette
Wilson Samborn
Local Families Gather for Visits and Community Event
Mr and Mrs Herbert Horn of Waterford and Harold Horn of Drayton Plains visited their uncle Earl Sanders and other relatives. Lorin Leitner of Gladwin called on the Galen Coats and Glen Newman homes. Several families hosted callers including Nancy Bernard Allen Doris Lower and others. The Ladies Aid was postponed due to sickness and the Y P C H Rally drew participants from the community with songs and a planned 4 H Achievement Day appearance.
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Herbert Horn
Waterford
Harold Horn
Drayton Plains
Bernard Allen
Ladies Aid
J. C. Newman
John Brubaker
Y.P.C.H
Colonville
Vernon Center Social News and Local Visits
The Vernon Center area reports a busy period with the Home Extension Group crafting decorative plastic lamp shades. Local residents share visits and family gatherings including Don Hammond’s furlough from the 465th Sig Hwy Const Co before Europe duty, and several social events at the Vernon Center school and nearby homes.
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Ray Hales
Don Hammond
Japan
Sig. Hwy. Const, Co
Alma
Clare
Detriot
U. S
Richard Hales
Ray Wilcox
Carolyn Sue
Pamela Carr
Hastings
Francis Bowers
Karen
Nancy
Earl Bowers
Mt. Pleasant
Higgins Lake
Betty Hammond
Hachmuth
Jess Miller
Frank Shirley
McKay
Vernon Center School
Free Radio Show Announced at Brown and Brackart for Plymouth
Free radio register runs March 18 through March 27 at Brown and Brackart Sales and Service for an introductory showing of the new 1949 Plymouth.
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Register
Brown & Brackart Sales & Service
Plymouth
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