Added Danger of Carbon Monoxide From Bottled Gas Appliances
Winter warning from the Michigan Department of Health stresses CO risks from bottled gas heaters and refrigerators in travel trailers and cottages. A Grand Rapids case showed incomplete combustion after cleaning led to a death, prompting calls for complete servicing and vented new models.
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Albert E. Heustis
Grand Rapids
Health Department
Heustis
American Standards Association
Michigan Department of Health
Lansing
Three Cut Alfalfa Plan Extends Harvest To November
Michigan State University agronomist Stephen Dexter outlines a three cut approach for alfalfa. First cutting around the end of June at one tenth bloom, second in early August at one tenth bloom, third around November 1 to build root reserves and reduce winter damage. This method can match yields of traditional three cuts while lowering frost risk.
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Stephen Dexter
Michigan State University
Dexter
Not all plant nutrients come from fertilizer says MSU expert
A Michigan State University soil scientist argues that essential plant nutrients include water carbon dioxide and oxygen and that soil management impacts their availability. He notes irrigation can help but is often costly and favors practices that preserve or improve soil structure.
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Michigan State University
A.E. Erickson
MSU
Aorlomments
Erickson
Local visitors and family gatherings fill weekend
A sibling stream of family and friends visited and hosted in Mt. Pleasant area. Mann Little Jack Gantz returned home from the hospital with his mother reporting steady progress. Dozens of relatives and friends from Flint Hazel Park Saginaw Lansing and Midland stopped by for dinners suppers and calls over the weekend.
Gateway Lanes Captures Women's Season Rolloffs
Six teams in the Clare Association completed a two week season roll off at Clare Alleys after opening at Gateway Lanes. The Peterson Point System tallied Gateway Lanes top with 26 139 pins over Hoffmans Service 25 51 and Allen's Ty 25 43. Individual high scores week one included Fran Carncross 232 Cleo Allen 196 Betty Stark 190. series leaders were Betty Stark 544 Fran Carncross 525 and Gloria Erchmar 473. Week two saw Margaret Baker 187 and Betty Stark 179 lead Games, with Betty Stark 514 and Dorothy Ashoe 459 the top series totals.
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Clare Association
Clare Alleys
Gateway Lanes
Peterson
Hoffman
Allen
McClenathen
Lone Pines
Eleanor Lehr
Fran Carncross
Cleo Allen
Betty Stark
Goliia Erchmar
Margaret Baker
Glenda Baker
Dorothy Ashoe
Local social notes from area families and events
Mrs Al Tessman attended the style show and tea at the high school cafeteria on Wednesday. The event was hosted by the girls in Home Ec. classes. Mr and Mrs Thomas Brockway and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Dr and Mrs Elmer Sharlo. Mr and Mrs Dave Bennett and family visited George Bennett’s home. Marvin McGrath spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Albert Heintzelman and family.
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al Tessman
Thomas Brockway and Sons
Elmer Sharlow
Dave Bennett
George Bennett
Chilren
Marvin McGrath
Albert Heintzelman
United States Savings Bonds Promotion
An ANF safety and security notice urges investing in United States Savings Bonds for personal benefit and national defense.
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United States
Jerry Russell Receives Kiwanis Sports Award
Clare High student Jerry Russell chosen for the Kiwanis athletic award at the club banquet in the Doherty Motor Hotel Wedgwood Room. He plans to graduate in June and was praised for sports activity, scholarship and leadership.
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Jerry Russell
Clare High
Clare Kiwanians
Doherty Motor Hotel
Wedgwood Room
State Parks Prepare for Memorial Day Weekend Turnout
Michigan Conservation Department reports new facilities open at state parks for the season including nearly 570 new campsites funded by the state park bonding program as recreationists head into Memorial Day weekend.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Manor Guests Attend Tulip Festival Outing
Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith of Williamston were Friday night guests of Mr and Mrs Nial Abbott. Saturday they joined Lyle David and Linda Tessman on a trip to Holy land for the Tulip Festival day.
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Elmer Smith
Williamston
Nial Abbott
Lyle and
David
Linda Tessman
Holyland
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Jim Sykera
Clare
J. G. White
Optometrist
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Ideal Theatre
N.B. Stirling
Clare, Mich
H. A. Bugbee
Oses Clare, Mich
G. C. Born
West
Fifth Street
Wentworth Trucking
A. D. Austin
M. F. Hutchins
W. Wheaton
Bob Gree
Mann
Jack Gantz
Frank Battles
Ron Krocker
Ota Root
James D'Arcy
Thomas Brockway and
Ray Owens
William Pfannes
Saginaw
August Hoskey
Ernie Boulton
Flint
Lewis Green
William Hileman
Carmen Newman
W.B. Stephison
Houghton Lake
Robert Somers
Karen Davis
Dean Heintzelman
Carol Prebble
James Roland
Henry Heintzelman
Lyle
David Abbott
Don Atkins
Cynthia McGann
Detroit
Irene Koontz
Betty Bennett
Midland
Grace Pfannes
Mt. Pléasant
Clare Sentinel
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Kiwanis Sport
Russell
Bob
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McEwan
Bob Schell
Lake George
The
Wildwood Four
Ray Cunningham
Ray
Tony - Bass
Jerry - Drums
Seiter Bros. Lumber & Building Supplies
Fifth
Jim Allen
International Harvesters
Cub Cadet
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