Home Demonstration club plans chair caning and reupholster classes
Ruth McIlwayne reports fifteen women showed interest in a two day November meeting at Mt Pleasant for chair caning. The program notes chair caning costs and benefits and lists attending members. Council officers and plans for December Officers Training are also outlined. Additional articles discuss Thanksgiving turkey buying by pieces and calcium rich diets with milk and greens, quoting Dr. Pauline Paul of Michigan State College.
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Mt. Pleasant
Home Demonstration Club
Herbert Hills
Oliver Caszatt
Oral Miller
A. Darroch
Paul Nethers
Ivor Stork
Nina Forbes
Teresa Smith
Violet Smith
Dorothy
London
W. H. Rea
Wm. McFarlane
C. M. Bakersville
Stanley Goffnett
Byron Travis
Home Demonstration Council Board
Central Michigan College of Hallcation
James Barager
Joseph Judge
Cortez Lovejoy
Pat Hathaway
Archie Beatty
Margaret Harris
Pauline Paul
Foods and Nutrition Department
Michigan State College
Paul
Dr. Paul
Roberta Hershey
Home Economics
Hast Lansing
Vernon City Weekend Visits Across Families
In Vernon City many relatives visited and called on kin this weekend and midweek. Viola Kane of Detroit stayed with her mother Margaret Briggs while Peggy Acre and son Michael Lee of Clare called on aunt Ella Sherman. Several other residents from Clare Sheridan Mt Pleasant and Coleman visited family members in the area.
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Viola Kane
Detroit
Margaret Briggs
Peggy Acre
Michael Lee
Clare
Ella Sherman
James Bradley
Evelyn Heintzelman
Sheridan
Hola McDonel
Marie Ware
Mt. Pleasant
del Keller
Frank Simpson
Doris Kay
Dorothy Simpson
Roy Holford
Temple
Lester Olds
Frank Nevis
Alfred Smith
Darwin Mott
Deer Country
Farwell
Frank Snider
Lake Margarethe
George Snider
Alice
Mary Mussell
Frank Pringlé
Saginaw
Edna Jockwig
Colie Dixon
Ernest Dixon
Milan
Clarence Ramey
Alya McReynolds
Coleman
Frank Nevins
Wolford Siel
Sbn
Hefidan
George Bryant
Marjory
Gerald Heintzelman
Eola McDonel
Ruth Herron
Get The Most Out Of Your Venison
The piece offers hunting guidance for families, urging proper deer handling from dressing to cooking. It suggests contacting the County Agricultural Agent for a venison booklet by experienced hunters to maximize enjoyment and yield from the season.
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Daddy
Billy
Sue
Dictation by Telephone Advances Include Playback and Edit
A new office device lets users dictate by telephone, replay to hear prior speech, and correct earlier dictated material. The invention comes from the company that started telephone pay stations, signaling a leap in recording and editing capabilities for clerical work.
Too Little Rainfall Threatens U S Agriculture
The article notes insufficient rainfall across 40 percent of U S land limiting general agriculture with only 3 percent of this drought area currently irrigated and at risk.
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United States
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