Rules simplify slaughter and meat point free consumption
Under the War Food Administration and Office of Price Administration a home slaughterer may consume meat without ration points if the livestock were raised on the user's farm for a set period or weight increase and the person meets residency or supervision requirements. Institutions cannot use point free meat. Some farms may require permits for others to slaughter, with local pumping costs cited in surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
War Food Administration
OPA
WEA
Old World Dikes Proposed for Farms Along Lake Huron Shores
Michigan farmers near Lake Huron consider foreign style dikes and pumping systems to protect fields. George Amundson, extension agricultural engineer at Michigan State College, cites a study trip to near Chat ham Ontario where locals operate a model dike pump setup.
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Lake Huron
Michigan
George Amundson
Michigan State College
Chatham
Ontario
War Food Administration appeals for use of fats from butchered animals
The War Food Administration urges salvage of fats from farm butchered animals including fat around stomach, intestines, heart and kidney. Rendered or clean fat can be sold to renderers, and dead livestock fats are sought by commercial plants to aid war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Food Administration
Federal War Food Administration
Michigan State Radio Highlights on WKAR Air Schedule
WKAR radio at Michigan State College lists daily programs and times for the Alumni Record series hosted by G O Stewart and Gladys Franks. The schedule spans Friday to Tuesday with farm markets war notes band programs OPA notices and college news segments.
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Michigan
State College
WKAR
G. O. Stewart
Gladys Franks
Alumni Recorder
Band
McDonday
Farm Forum
College News
Schedule highlights and notices for November 17
The page lists program times from 10:30 a m to 6:30 p m including Social Security They Go to School Farm Service Hour Michigan Department of Health and a daily News Summary. A sewing at home instruction is urged and a next meeting is set for November 18 at the Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Department
Michigan Department of Health
Windover Lake Sale and Local Notes
Mr. White sold his farm at Windover Lake and held an auction Tuesday to dispose of his stock. Leo Harris is recovering from a tonsillectomy performed in Mt. Pleasant last week. The Fred Kirchhoff family of Clare visited the Sobiski home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weage attended the Blue Star Mothers Club supper in Farwell Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Waldron spent last Friday and Saturday at their farm near Stanton. Pfc Kenneth Weage reports landing safely somewhere in England. Karl Jackson is working in Mt. Pleasant.
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Windover Lake
White
Leo Harris
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Kirchhoff
Clare
Sobiski
Paul Weage
Blue Star Mothers Club
Farwell
Ed. Waldron
Stanton
Pfc
Kenneth Weage
England
Karl Jackson
Lake George Resort and Church Weekly Notices
Rev E E Redman presides at Lake George Baptist Church services with Sunday School at 2 00 p m and preaching at 3 00 p m Subject The God Who Is More Than Enough Choirs and singing featured All welcome Names of local residents and visitors listed plus a community volunteer note about a continuation sewing activity for lap robes bed pan covers and fracture pillows seeking helpers.
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E. E. Redman
Kenneth Cowles
Linnie van Helson
Shepardsville
Ralph Purvis
Lake
Continnity Building
Rniira
Long Lake Community Notes and Visits
Mrs Laura Catron and Lucy Jane Marlatt visited Midland on Saturday. Nelson Proverst and his wife visited David Bailey's family. Hiva Norman and Mrs Wade Cradit accompanied Mrs Henry Norman to Bay City to bring Russell Norman home from hospital. Visitors at the Henry Norman home included Dick Walsh and Dr L H LaFonde from Detroit. Ciliax spent the weekend with Karl Mavis. Myrtle Miller and Delma and David attended Sunday school at Frost and were dinner guests at the Henry Norman home. A moving pictures and pot luck supper at Frost township hall boosted USO quota to 110. Phri Cahoon visited Carey home. Ralph Carey and Lucy Marlatt were Henry Norman’s Wednesday supper guests. Wedding bells are rumored for the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Catron
Lucy Jane Marlatt
Midland
Nelson Proverst
David Bailey
Hiva Norman
Wade Cradit
Henry Norman
Bay City
Russell Norman
Dick Walsh
L. H. LaFonde
Detroit
Ciliax
Social visits and weekend guests in Willowbrook area
Rural notes report Mrs. Stanley Glass of Farwell called on Mrs. Rose Morrow in Willowbrook. Mrs. Lottie Sweebe of Mt Pleasant also visited. Mr. and Mrs. Prager of Saginaw spent the weekend at their cottage, while Miss Dorothy Davenport and Jerry Morrow from Ann Arbor visited the Morrow home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irwin of Flint visited Arthur Bellinger weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Glass
Farwell
Rose Morrow
Willowbrook
Lottie Sweebe
Mt. Pleasant
Morrow
Prager
Saginaw
Dorothy Davenport
Jerry Morrow
Ann Arbor
Frank Irwin
Flint
Arthur Bellinger
Winterfield Social Notes Include Visits and Illnesses
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Cutler return from Flint visiting relatives. Asal Hopkins on furlough from Texas army camp visits family. Mrs. Hannah Gable on sick list. Mrs. Dorothy Berkompas improving. The Lockwoods Kennedy and family at Cadillac Friday. Davis and Hidith in Cadillac Friday visiting Berkompas in hospital. Harold Richardson and Homer Viznaw host visitors Sunday. Virgil Blackledge and Dorothy VanderWoude at Heart Saturday. Berkompas and Melvin visit Dorothy in hospital Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterfield
Edd. Cutler
Flint
Asal Hopkins
Texas
Hannah Gable
Dorothy Berkompas
Lewis Lockwood
Lucille Kennedy
Cadillac
Frank Davis
Hidith
Harold Richardson
Homer Viznaw
Virgil’ Blackledge
Mins
Dorothy VanderWoude
Heart
Arthur Center Funeral for Mr Cooper Held at Town Hall
A large crowd attended the funeral last Wednesday afternoon at the Arthur town hall for Mr Cooper and followed him to Arthur Cemetery. The community offers sympathy to the bereaved family. Sunday School officers were elected with Mandsa Barber as Superintendent and Arvilla Newman as Assistant Superintendent, plus a full slate of officers and teachers for the coming year. Rally Day plans are underway and preaching will follow Sunday School next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Arthur Town Hall
Arthur
Cecil Hubel
Flint
Barber
Kenneth Roller
George
Williams
Fred Athey
Naomi Allen
Maude Barber
Jackie, Doyle
Arnold Mann
Betty
Freds
Norman Orvis
Wilbur Mann
Arthur Center
Mandsa Barber
Arvilla Newman
Betty Hildebrandt
Rose Frances Athey
Grace Coats
Max Allen
Arnold Newman
Anna Lou Rockey
Wilma Ann Coats
Sunbeams
Betty Orvis
Rainbow
Mary Sanders
Pathfinders
Dorothy Rockey
Anna Shull
Taxis Club Hosts Masquerade Meeting At Sanders Home
The Taxis Club held its regular monthly meeting on Saturday October 20 at Delbert Sanders home. Members enjoyed a masquerade party with much merriment and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxis Club
Delbert Sanders
Thanksgiving Dinner Plans at Mrs Coats Home
The hostess Miss Hazel Sanders oversaw refreshments of sandwiches and hot chocolate as Mrs Grate Coats invited the club to gather for their November meeting at her home, with Scribe Rode Athey taking notes.
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Hazel Sanders
Local Social Roundup From West Grant Area
West Grant notes show visits and greetings. Families including Sid Johnson, Seeley Johnson, Nelson Tiedeman, Charles Kirtz, Andrew Eaton, Pearly Blackledge, Thurman Robinette, Leon Dysginger, Ben Agile, H Lechard, G Ogie, M Wright, Tom Abbott of Clare attended gatherings and meals around Blanchard and Farwell, with I.O.O.F. and Rebekah meeting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid. Johnson
Blan‘chard
Walter Jerred
Frances of
Pleasant Valley Family Visits and Social Gatherings
Mrs Dee Storms and grandson Kyle Lause of Jackson returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Owen Spink. Jennie Bates spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Laurence Bates at Midland. Elizabeth Webber stayed a few days with Henry Kleiner. Orville Bates family visited Mayme Bunyan. Otto Kleiner joined Sanford Mott for Sunday supper. A gathering at Mayme Runyan's home honored Pvt Donald L Tryor on furlough with pot luck. Archie Tixon and Donald returned to Pontiac. Dorothy Brown Ithaca and Joe Snell Clare visited Hemstreet home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Storms
Kyle Lause
Jackson
Owen Spink
Jennie Bates
Laurence Bates
Midland
Elizabeth Webber
Henry Kleiner
Orville Bates
Mayme Bunyan
Otto Kleiner
Sanford Mott
Mayme Runyan
Pvt
Donald L. Tryor
New York City
Archie Tixon
Donald
Pontiac
Dorothy Brown
Ithaca
Joe Snell
Clare
Hemstreet
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Harry Kress
NCE
Free Press of America
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the Mead Corporation
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Clare, Mich
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