Rural News: Local Social Updates and Church Group Meetings
The Ladies Aid plans an all day meeting. Families and neighbors share visiting dinner events including Barton and family, Kleiner, Horton, Hutchinson, and Hutchinson relatives. Local extensions and gatherings at homes feature Kleiner and Poet households with various dinners and neighborly calls.
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Nerther
God
Christ Jesus
Lord
Ladies Aid
Frank Barton
Fae Ann David
A. H. Tryon
Pontiac
Jenny Bates
Glen Poet
Ernest Kleiner
Bill, Koch and Son
Garetd Savage
Saginaw
Russel Armentrout
Clinton Dunkle
Russell Armentrout
Delos Dunkle
Winterfield Social Neighbors Visit And Loss Note
Sunday callers at the Sam God kill home included Roy Sutton and family from Marlon, and Robert Hills family and Betty Hibby from Merton. Nearby guests at the Wilford Landers home were Billy Cook Kath y and Gaskill family. Sudden death of Miss Bessie Hale at Mercy Hospital Friday morning noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Godkill
Roy Sutton
Marlon
Robert Hills
Betty Hibby
Merton
Loyd “Wilson
Harrison
Billie Cook
Kathy
John Gaskill
Vicki Lynne
Wilford Landers
Gallers
Burtow. Landers
Richard
Loudis
Pontiac
Edgar Bringman
Maurice
Vander Woude
Kalamazoo
Simon Vander Woulde
Dorothy
Sam Gaskill
Virgil Blackledge
Heath
Coleman
Grapes Benefit From Fall Feeding Advice
Michigan State University extension horticulture specialist Paul Larsen urges fall application of potash and phosphorus to grapevines. Apply in November or before freezing, broadcast to aid cover crops, with 300 to 400 pounds of 0-10-30 or 3-9-27 equivalents, or 300-400 pounds sulfate of potash if deficienc y is severe, then resume normal rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul* Larsen
Michigan State University
Larsen
Soil Conservation Efforts Address Surplus Weed Land
Dave Dawson of the U S Soil Conservation Service notes about 25 000 acres in county land not paying taxes due to weed and sweet fern growth. The Agricultural Stabilization Program offers 20 per thousand for permanent species like red and white pine while Isabella Soil Conservation District expands tree planters for rental to land owners. Michigan State Conservation Department and Michigan State University have boosted planting stock sales to land owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Dawson
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Dawson
Agricultural Stabilization Program
Booster Night at Delwin Grange Brings Performers and Photos
Fifty Grangers attended Booster Night at Delwin as Master Cecil Epple read a letter from the National Grange. Mary Morrison spoke, Rhea Moore played accordion, Tommy and Dick Epple sang, Clara Jones read a poem, Joan and Patty Epple performed piano and vocal pieces, and Little Colleen Apple impressed with The Bible Tells Me So and Davy Crockett. Mr. Omar Parent showed Bermuda trip photos including hurricane Diane effects and teal flower parade floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delwin
Grange
Cecil Epple
National
Mary Morrison
Rhea Moore
Tommy
Dick Epple
Clara Jones
Joan
Patty Epple
Leonard
Clay
Littie Colleen Apple
Davy Crockett
Omar Parents
Bermuda
Parent
Island
Diane
Delwht Granges
Jennings Archambault
Ty Marks
Elm Grove Youth Club Party and Parish House Events
Elm Grove Youth Club held a Hallo wean party at the Parish House with free attendance and doughnuts. Several local residents and visitors were noted at events including pancake supper and Burning of the Mortgage. Social visits extended to Clare Manufacturing and Ottawa Lake with multiple households hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Armentrout
Cea
Clare Manufacturing Friay
Bruce Wiliams
Orton Mills
Beaverton
Ottawa Lake
Adrian
Michigan
Irene Grigg
Raymond Brecker
van Dyke
Roth Williams
Otto: Marshall
Lansing
Bruce Williams
Elm Grove Missionary Society
Womens Republican Group
Sarah Schaeffer
Clare
Otto Marshall
Cliff Musson
Shingle Lake
Boys as Young as 12 Sailors in Royal Navy Ships
From the English Restoration era through the 1940s boys as young as twelve served as midshipmen aboard Royal Navy warships, a practice reflecting historical naval training norms and maritime discipline of the period.
Michigan state parks survey on financing next year
A conservation survey will ask park users for views on financing future park needs. In summer, 525 users at three parks, mostly Michigan residents, favored charges to finance parks. Entrance fees and season passes drew strong support, with mix of car sticker prices and per passenger charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
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Winterfield
Plymouth
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Bog
Chamber of Commerce of
K. Hammerberg, M.D
McEwan St
Clare, Michigan
DR. C. B. Neff
Fifth Street
City Hall
East Fourth St
Clare, Mich
DR. N. B. Stirling
DR. G. C. Born
Wm Cerny
Clare Plumbing and Heating
Dr. N. V. Colwell
Midland
DR. A. D. Austin
McEwan, St
Soil: Conservation -News
R. H. Strange, M. D
Hye
Har
So. College
Mich
Fifth St
E. J.gershon
J R. Gershon
Orthopathic Physicians
S. C. McArthur, M. D
W. 6Th Street
Clara
DR. H. A. Bugbee
Optometrist
6Th Street
J. G. White
Offich
Clard Michigan
Iddal
Donald.e
Smith
Pha
Assurante Society of
United States
Farwell, Mich
Sateen
Galade
K Saled Dae
Kraft
Se Grange
Donald
Moreman
Norman Rockett
Germany
Fort Riley
Kansas
Merlin Adams
Jon Adams
Mr. Pleasant
Warren Watson
Famiy
Alma
George
Cluley
George Dixon
Harry Crampton
Fremont
Paris
Edd. Messner
Allen McDonald
Connie Swan
Bruce Eberhart
Marion
Eugene Crosby
Fort Wayne
Indiana
van Orman Hotel
Harry Kuing
Helena
Ohio
Irvin Shively
Mt. Vernon
Richard Buchier
Vigtor Polland
Margaret. Crowley
Dan Stacy
Carl McDonald
Elmer Jones
Miss Joann
Patty Hopie
Sacred Heart
Fred Ervin
Claré
Tom Connors
George Clurey
Barney McNerney
Harold Hislop
Irvin Shive
Elm Grove
Standard Service
Bob Rowley
Service
Néussagie
Ulrich
Larry Beck
Prop
McEwan
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