Color and pattern advice from Michigan State College
Home decorating tips discuss using subdued tones on large areas and warm ceiling colors to alter perceived room dimensions. Textile expert Josephine Martin warns against overly similar stripes and overly dark prints, advising balanced patterns and colors for different body types. Eggs feature as a protein-rich dietary highlight with several recipe ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Louise Bell
Michigan State College
Slike Ughy
Josephine Martin
Michigan State
Col
Martin
Misa Martin
Mids Martin
Mary Marr
Michigan State College Foods and ‘Nutrition Department
Gilmore Grange News From March Meeting
The Variety Club met with Lucilla Brown on March 6. Eight members and ten children attended with several games. April third plans include a bake sale with Wilma Scott and Wilma Scott’s group to host eye for shell secret pal bets. Community visits and family news follow with multiple households mentioned. Several sick with heat fever are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Grange
Ckma
Laucilla Brown
The
Alice
Cook
Wilma
Scott Will
Shell
Phin s ey Willing Workers ATE Club Meeting Notes
The Phinisey Willing Workers 4 H Club met on Thursday March 13 led by President Francis Northon. Members approved a paper drive fundraiser and asked participants to bring old newspapers and magazines to the school this week. Mr Acker spoke about organizing the summer 4 H Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinisey
Phinisey Willing Workers
Francis * Northon
Acker
Conference tour highlights grassland farming lessons at Higgins Lake
Week featured farm planning conferences and tours. Michigan Department of Conservation guided visits to tree plantations revealing spacing errors and thinning needs. A barren former farming area illustrated mans misuse of land. Grass institute at Scottville yielded practical grassland farming points.
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Clare County
Cwere
Ad Farm Planners
Conservation Training School
Higgins Lake
Orie
Michigan Department of Conservation
West Branch
Paul Gibson
Grass Institute
Scottville
Isabella 4-H Camp Work Week Set at Camp
Next week the Isabella 4-H Club plans a full work week at the camp from Monday to Friday. Members aim to seal the lobby, finish shingling, install septic, rest rooms, and other small tasks to complete the site.
Bowen 4-H Club dances attract nearly 150 attendees
The Bowen 4-H Club reports a successful dance with about 150 people. They aim to donate at least 50 dollars to the 4 N Camp Fund, toward a yearly quota of 1600 dollars. The club notes last year had 707 members countywide and urges donations to meet per-member funding. The week of March 24 28 is camp work time at Coldwater Lake. Achievement Days are set for April 26 with work to finish by then. A stormy meeting of the 4 E Service Club yielded small attendance but planned committees for April 1.
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Bowen
Coldwater Lake
Soil Conservation Service News Items Highlight Local Projects
Isabella County farmer Williand P Martin seeks SCS aid to design a tile drain system for 1962 with work planned before April. Russell Myberg from Barryton to plow over 900 acres muck and low land this summer. First jobs will be at Frank Freeman farm Gilmore township then Allen Rawson and Wood farms. District Forester Boetler advised greater efficiency and field recommendations. Local meetings progress with Harold Brooks group Vernon township and Dewayne Prout group March 13 past. next meeting at Clair Letgon’s house next Tuesday afternoon.
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Williand P. Martin
Nottawa
Township
PMA
Isabella
Russell Myberg
Barryton
Russell
Myberg
Gilmore Township
Regent
B.C. Mellencamp
Harold Brooks
William’ Shug
Vernon Township
B. G
Dewayne Prout
Jim Beutler
Stuart Dague
Coldwater Township
Dague
Albert’ Lee
John Cumlmins
Virgil Cisco
Clair Let‘on
Lewis Bowen
Clair Letgon
Local wildlife plans advance in Isabella County
A regional release details a Rose City Michigan experiment showing multiflora rose supports pheasants through winter. The report notes cooperation among Cecil Epple Gene York and local residents including the Epple family in planning a soil and water conservation plan with wildlife habitat on Black’s 40 acres.
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State Conservation Department ‘Wild Life- Station
Rose City
Michigan
Isabélla Soil Conservation District
William Block
Block
Bill
Black
Lake Thirteen Visits to Saginaw and Reed City
Mr and Mrs Wm Bailey of Saginaw visited Reed City area last Sunday. Dana Butterfield Hershel Reiss and daughter Nancy hosted calls for an uncle who is ill. Donna Baxter and Mrs Willard Baxter of Mr Pleasant called on the Butterfields. James Schaar and daughter of Lake called on Sam Butterfield. Sam Butterfield hosted Don Robarts of Glare Friday evening.
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Walter. Wood
Florida
Ralph- Carters
Gen
Detroit
John
Schumacker
Marvin
Carter
Wilma Scott
John Laver
William Moline
Benjie Wood
Bernie
Susie
Rawson
Mt. Pleasant
Mother Rawson
Layle Smiths
Lucille Brown
Alice Rawson
Homie
Farwell
Wm. Bailey
Saginaw
Dana Butterfield
Hershel Reiss
Nancy
Reed City
Willard Baxter
Donna
Pleasant
Dan Butterfield
James Schaar
Lake
Sam Butterfield
Don Robarts
Glare
Waster funds train specialists for crippled child care
A fragment reports seal funds for training specialists to aid a crippled child, noting the aim to keep the child strong and happy despite disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal
Coldwater Lake 4-H Camp Work Weck Scheduled
Coldwater Lake 4-H Camp work week set for next week to advance the project begun in 1947. The annual report shows $20 685 900 invested so far, with plans for two men dormitories and overall investment exceeding $30,000 by 1955. Reservations for group meetings and camping are through the Mt. Pleasant Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater Lake
Bay
Isdlella
Eugeny
Mt. Pleasant
Delwin Area Families Note Community Movements
Delwin residents report moves into the house vacated by the Muterspaughs and visits by Kile of Clare to the Mogg home. The Senton Methodist Youth Fellowship met with 14 members. Local farmers attended the Herman Leader sale and Isabella County cattle tour. Several families hosted and visited relatives around Delwin and Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Bullard
Dean Muterspaugh
Harold’ ‘Kile
Clare
Kenneth Mogg
Barrett Muterspaugh
Senton Methodist
van Browns
Delwin
Keith Welsh
Duane. Pront
Janet
Mark
Dean Mitterspaugh
George Brock
Art Eberhart
Lansing
Isabella County
Wilmer Mogg
Mt. Pleasant
Herman Leader Sale
Alfred Mogg
William Hagegart
Hurley Kampf
John Bader
Montrose
Frank Mogg
Bart Tater
Davy
Greg
Martin Tater
Julius Tater
Addison Berthmee
Livestock Heat Debate at Grange Meeting
Vik Anderson argues hogs suffer more in heat while Skeeter Morgan cites cows as more affected. Rusty Robinson intervenes noting coat color influences heat absorption, suggesting light coats reflect heat differently.
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Grange
Vik Anderson
Skeeter Morgan
Rusty Robinson
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Alreshold, Brewers Association
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Alfes Brewing Co
E & B Brewing Co
Frankenmuth Brewing Co
Goebel Brewing Co
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Sebewaing Brewing Co
Stroh Brewery Co
Ben Bosink
Glare County Farm
Clare County ‘Mobilization Committee
Glen Bay
Mah ‘Hutchingon
Walter Kleiner
Robert Acker
Inspectie Anseheet
Win. VanPage
Breckenridge
Hampshire
Farrow
Larry Anderson
Garald ‘Hovey
Karen Fike
Murray Morrison
Rosebus
Bob Finnerty
Beal City
Tighard
Glate
Gary Farr
Marilyn Fary
Isabella 4-H
Athe Gratiot County
Soil Conservation Service
Isabella, County
Boetler
Tsabella
Hoetler
Colleen Epple
Cecil ‘Epples
Leaton
Gene York
Cecil Epple
Epple
Alfon Watson
John Stumpf
Cecil
Charles
Alfonso
Phillip Epple
James Lawler
Dale Schug
Victor Janson
Isabella ‘County
Janson
Robert Decker
Blanchard
William Black
Nottawa Township
Burke McClintock
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Brown & Bruckart Sales
Saspheny Feather Lands “Puyth! Si
Us-10
Wilson
Fred Sexton & Sons
Farweler
Tate Ank
Andy Courser
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