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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1943
Page
6
Fieldwoman Ivan Schlaffey notes 1939 to 1942 increases in family income for farmers and city workers. Farmers rise from 782 to 1867 dollars per family, a 139 percent gain, while city families grow from 1507 to 2322 dollars, a 54 percent rise.
Farmers will gather at Harrison Court House at 7:00 a.m. and Grant town hall at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday March 23 to hear animal husbandry and soils specialists discuss war time farming. Topics include meat price ceilings nitrogen shortages in fertilizers and market outlets.
County USDA War Board will present 11 by 14 inch Farm War Service certificates to farm families who joined the 1948 farm mobilization drive. Certificates honor 1943 plans prepared with township AAA help and highlight farm contributions to win the war.
WKAR in Michigan lists a Friday 6:30 pm Youth Farm Labor broadcast series with C B Dibble, Michigan Youth Farm Labor Committee administrator, outlining programs to recruit youth. The schedule covers March 19 to March 24 with daily programs on farming markets health education and wartime topics.
Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 in the Lake School building. No evening services during winter. The friends of Pearl Andrews learn she is married to Alvin Lainsbrough and lives in Blyria Ohio. Mr and Mrs Earl Shook of Baldwin called on relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Ramey of Roscommon visited their daughter and husband Frederick Scott.
Elm Grove church news notes numerous weekend visits among local families including the Smiths Sniders Irwins and Bradleys. The Red Cross fund drive is led by Tom Bradley as families share news from Flint Detroit Vernon and Arthur. The column closes with a recipe for beef on toast, emphasizing juicy flavors.
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