Michigan 4-Hers Compete National Daily Show
Michigan 4-H youth coached by County Agent R. and Lincoln traveled to Columbus for the National Daily Show. The Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corp funded the trip with an award and each Indiana team member earned a $250 college scholarship. The two Michigan boys finished tenth in their division among ten states.
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Columbus
Siward
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Indiana
Central States
Hesh
Petoskey
Michigan
Ohio
Ralph Eppler
Howard
Pomona Grange News and Upcoming Meetings
Secretary C A Pownson resumes rural route duties after a two week vacation around Durand and visits by Thos R Maltby and Mrs Bert Scott. Families Pierce and McLane visit Grant McLane. Pomona and Advance Granges plan November 10 meeting. Next Pomona meeting set for November 6 with Elnora Lois Mae trip to Lincoln. Fourth degree members invited. Grange Circle met November 4.
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C. A. Powlson
Durand
R. Maltby
Bert Scott
John Pierce
Cecil Pierce
Billy
Wyrand
Grant McLane
Stanley Tryon
Pomona Grange
Advance Grange
State Grange
Harland Williams
Elnora
Lois Mae
Lincoln
Florence Russell
Hall
Pomona
Grange Circle
Advance Grange News and Local Visits
Advancing happenings include John Hartman family and Stanley Schunk visitors, George Fitzpatrick’s trip to New Mexico, and Wm. Walden shredding corn locally. Bruce Williams and Guy Light attended Ludington state Grange with 280 delegates, 3 and 176 receiving degrees. Congratulations to Wallace Carrow and spouse on their marriage.
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John Hartman
Stanley Schunk
George Fitzpatrick
New Mexico
Wm. Walden
Bruce Williams
Advance Grange
Guy Light
Harrison
State Grange
Ludington
Jules Urbain
St. Charles
Delbert Sanders
Louis Fancon
Harry Fancon
Willis Strouse
Wallace Carrow
Gilmore Grange Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Arnold Thompson and children called at the F Thrush home Monday evening. The Little son arrived for Mr and Mrs Earl Marshall Tuesday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Irwin on October 21 is celebrated. Bernie Van Buskirt and baby visited N Trumble’s home Sunday. Corn shredding and clover hulling dominate chores. Earl Graham returned to Texas. Maxine Laverty improves slowly. Hazel Shilling visiting from Lake spent weekend with parents. Ruth Perry helped Alice Shilling cook for corn shredders. Harold Warner and family shared Sunday dinner at Wm Ingraham home. N Dimater and brother entertained.
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Arnold Thompson
F. Thrush
Earl Marshall
Ralph Irwin
Bernie van Buskirt
N. Trumble
F. Thrush Home
Ralph Erwin
D. Funnell
Earl Graham
Texas
Maxine Laverty
Hazel Shilling
Lake
Ruth Perry
Alice Shilling
Harold Warner
Wm. Ingraham
N. Dimater
Weekend Visits Highlight Family Bonds
The Dimater family and brother visited their niece and family over the weekend. Homer Rogers, and Mrs. Emery Wood and Trene Wood of Lansing, spent the weekend with their parents.
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Mr. Dimater
Homer Rogers
Emery ‘Wood
Trene Wood
Lansing
U S Opens Modern Farm Lab to Improve Crop Standards
Washington D C The Department of Agriculture has opened a state of the art Standardization building to raise the quality of American farm products. The facility houses regulatory and marketing bureaus cotton experts prepare domestic and foreign standards and researchers study cotton fibers lint and seed from production to finished goods.
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Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Appeal Board of Review Examiners
First Woman Minister Olympia Brown Willis
Malone New York native Olympia Brown Willis became the first American woman ordained as a minister in 1863.
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Olympia Brown Willis
Malone, N. Y
Liver Care and Light Dishes From a Bell Syndicate Menu
A health section explains liver functions and cautions on bilious attacks and jaundice with dietary guidance. It also provides drink recipes and simple dishes like orange nog, orange jelly, scalloped potatoes, potato and cucumber salad, a beef casserole, and bacon muffins, all attributed to Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Finger of Shrewd Mentality Described in Fourth Finger
The article analyzes the fourth finger indicating shrewdness in finance and planning. It notes extreme leanness and length, an irregular curve toward the third finger, wiry knuckles, long narrow nail tips, and close alignment to the third finger when extended. It concludes such readers plan thoroughly and execute tirelessly to achieve goals.
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WNN Service
The Spring of Moses Near Cairo
A brief note about a cleft in rocks near Cairo Egypt yielding a few drops of brackish water labeled the spring of Moses without strong justification.
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Moses
Cairo
Egypt
Nazareth Church Marks Site of Jesus Worship
A church now stands atop the old synagogue in Nazareth where Jesus is said to have worshiped, preserving a site tied to early Christian worship and biblical history.
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Synagogue of
Nazareth
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