MSU musical groups plan spring tour circuits
Michigan State University students and faculty in the Spartan Bill Run Singers and woodwind ensemble under Wendell Westcott will tour March 22 to April 2 in southern states and Michigan venues. The State Singers begin March 22 visiting Croswell Fremont Saginaw Glodwin Vassar Bad Axe. The Yinger’s alumni sponsored tour raises scholarships and will perform for high schools VA hospitals Ohio and Michigan audiences. Woodwind tours run March 26 to 30 with public concerts high school assemblies and music clinics in Ellsworth Elk Rapids Bellaire and Mapleota. John McGoff coordinates Cap and Gown Berio Continuing Education at MSU.
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Michigan Miata University
Bill Run
Singatz
Plana
MSU
Ten
Wendell Westcott
Fourth Army
Michigan
Croswell
Fremont
Saginaw
Glodwin
Vassar
Bad Axe
Yinger
Isabella 4-H Announces Final Camp Work and Awards
Isabella County 4-H sets March 26 27 and 28 as the final Camp Work Week to maximize participation. The Scholarship Committee will pick the Isabella County candidate for the 4-H club scholarship and select the delegate to the Michigan Milk Marketing trip in April. Awards Committee members are Dale Zingery Mabel Albar and Harold Anderson Mrs Freeman Curtiss. Curtiss named 4-H Leader of the Month over WCEN for March 24. praised for a strong community publicity program and club newspaper.
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Isabella County
Michigan
Dale Zingery
Mabel Albar
Harold Anderson
Freeman. Curtiss
WCEN
Curtiss
Othe
Local families share weekend visits and hospital progress
Mrs. Howard Brockway and guests visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Van Blarcom. Irene is reported improving at Midland hospital and expected home soon. Verne Davis and family from Flint spent last week with relatives while visiting Karen and Sally Pfannes. Various relatives from Saginaw Ewart and Detroit gathered for visits and outings including a trip to Snow Snake Mountain Ski Park and Detroit area relatives.
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Mrs. Howard
Brockway
Charlie ‘van Blarcom
Karen
Verne
Carl Hoskey
Flint
Margaret
Sally Pfannes
Nancy Newman
Saginaw
B. Pfannes
August Huskey
Beverly
John Pfannes
Nick Pfannes
Ewart
Alma‘Brockway
Gerald Nephew
Pontiac
Earl Brockway
C. Krocher
Lee Vier
Midland
Sonny Fox
Wisner
Willet
Austin
Snow Snake’ Mountain Ski Park
Cynthia ‘McCann
Detroit
Charlie VanBlarcom
Howard Brockway
Lima beans reveal blood type testing in plants
University of Michigan anthropologist explains that minute chemical differences distinguish blood types and that plant compounds can identify A, O, MN types. Thieme cites testing extracts from lima beans gorse bush and Brazilian plants as indicators. The discovery mirrors how human blood typing uses reactions with specific substances.
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University of Michigan
Frederick P. Thieme
Thieme
William Boyd
Boston
Medical ‘School
Tax Breaks Favored for Large Families Says Upham
Michigan State University economist Professor Cecil Upham argues the 600 per person personal exemption benefits large families by reducing taxable income. He cites Treasury costs showing economies of scale in living expenses for families with many children and notes potential extra tax advantages when children earn under 600 or rely on parental support.
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Cecil R
Uphar
Michigan
State University
Upham
Studiny
U. S. Treasury
PTA Leaders urged to mobilize members for school needs
Mrs Lyele Leona Leonard urged Michigan PTA leaders to recruit every member for school improvements at the Michigan PTA Clinic held at Michigan State University. She emphasized parent leadership in providing teachers, buildings, equipment, and education needs. The conference, co-sponsored by Michigan PTA and MSU College of Education, drew over 560 local PTA leaders.
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PTA
Michigan‘pta
Michigan State University
Ly‘eile P. Leonard
National Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Michigan Pta
M. SU. College of Education
Winterfield Socials and Sympathy Noted in Local Notices
Social calls greet the Gaskill and Laughlum families while Norman DeNeen dies at 36 in Cadillac Mercy Hospital. Army discharge of Al len Berkompas prompts open house for twenty fifth anniversary. various neighbors visit Sam Gaskill and Frank Davis homes with wedding cake and ice cream. Reverend Strait and Mr Buckmaster of Temple join Sunday evening gathering.
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Karen Laughlum
Sam Gaskill
Robert Cunningham
Frank Davis
Norman DeNeen
Mercy Hospital
Cadillac
Pearl
Jane
Ann
Roy Sutton
Connie
John Gaskill
Vicki Gynn
Alvin Price
Allen
Wilfred Landers
Alton Berkompas
Melvin Berkompas
Margaret Laughlum
Peter James Cook
Harley Nichols
Zoe Landers
Fredia Landers
Marvilla Mosher
Alvin Pence
Alvin
Dorothy Berkompas
Alton
Rev. Strait
Mr. Buckmaster
Temple
Sam
Gaskill
Ann Arbor Detectives Warn Merchants on Bad Checks
Stauch told hardware merchants at a Michigan conference that rising fraudulent checks harm retailers. He cited 1955 losses of 67 500 dollars, described forgeries and no accounts, and urged strict ID checks, post dated notes, and using one designated check okayer to verify buyers with licenses and vehicle registrations.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Stauch
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