Local residents visit and hospitalizations noted in Harrison area
Rev and Mrs Miller and Mrs Dyke visit the ailing Mrs Dyke at the Rutter home before taking her to Mt Pleasant hospital. Numerous locals travel between Harrison Farwell Midland and Coleman for visits weddings and family events over the weekend including Bea uty School plans and a fiftieth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Miller
David Dyke
Harrison
Elsie Dyke
Wm. Rutter
Florida
Ray Archbold
Diana
Donna Pooile
Bay City
Janet Hart
Coleman
Donna
Archbold
Richard Ford
Saginaw
Edith Austin
Bellaire
A. D. Austin
Evelyn Wendel
Jennie Smith
Lansing
Fred Warner
Farwell
Connie
Dick’ Crook
Minnie Drake
Robert Gingery
Ed Mussell
Arthur Irish
Son Lee
Dewitt
Ida Trish
Mid Forest Lodge
Harry Foss
Bryan Horr
Beaverton
Vern Hains
Robert Kleiner
Frank Humphrey
Austin Knapp
Pleasant
Wate Knapp
Caleman
Vern Knapp
Home Made Fire Hydrants Help Michigan Farmers
Michigan State University safety engineer Richard Pfister describes cheap pond based access hydrants to provide winter fire water. He outlines wooden barrel brine, a 20 inch wastebasket, and a dry hydrant pipe as practical, low cost methods to access pond water when ice seals natural supplies. Ice fishermen could also use barrel or wastebasket setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pfister
Michigan State University
Pfister
Michigan
Herrick Farm Bureau Meeting Recap
The Herrick Farm Bureau gathered November 9 at the Bolle home, called to order by Chairman George Sexton. Arleigh Gorr led a talk on using Farm Bureau effectively, noting member participation strengthens the group through local and state activities. Discussions included the Denver National meeting and Isabel la County Farm Bureau happenings in Mt Pleasant with plans for a party and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Farm Bureau
Cyriel Bolle
George Sexton
Arleigh Gorr
Farm Bureau
Denver
Colorado
Joe Swain
Isabella County Farm Bureau
Mt. Pleasant
Brush College 4 H Club Holds November Meeting
The Brush College 4 H Club met Friday evening at the Arthur Township Hall. Officers elected include President Tom Harrold Vice President Ruth Ann Newman Secretary Doris Coats Treasurer Ron Harrold Reporter Diane Sanders. Recreation committee members are Darlene Allen Margie Myers and Diane Sanders. Josie Allen will host the next meeting January 7 1961 at Bernard Allen's home. A lunch followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Arleigh Gorr on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush College
4-H Club
Arthur Township
Tom Harrold
Ruth Ann Newman
Doris Coats
Ron Harrold
Diane Sanders
Darlene Allen
Margie Myers
Josie Allen
Bernard Allen
96 Year Old History Professor Defies Odds
James Alton James of Chicago, dean emeritus of Northwestern University Graduate School, celebrated his 96th birthday after surviving odds of 100000 to 3. He collected 4000 from Northwestern Mutual Life, with 2313.72 in dividends after premiums totaling 3676.80. Now completing a history of Northwestern and its graduate school, he previously led the history department from 1898 to 1936 and served as first dean of the graduate school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alton James
Chicago
Northwestern University Graduate School
James
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Northwestern Mutual
History Department
Illinois State Park Commission
University of Prague
World Council of Churches
Evanston
Michigan State says which apples bake best for dinner
Home economists at Michigan State University rate Jonathan Stayman Winesap Wolf River as excellent for baking. Mcintosh Cortland and Northern Spy are considered good for baking.
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Michigan State University
Jonathan
Stayman Winesap
Wolf River
Mcintosh
Corfland
Northern Spy
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Eathonge
John Holden
Hickory Corners
Mich
Holden
Turkey
Range
McEwan Street
Kelvinator
Clare
Herrick Farm Bureau Meeting
Mrs
Krafts
KRAFT
Historyea
James A. James
Ray
Tce Crean
Double Kay
Fresh Film
Magnesia
Houghton Drug Store
Lo] Clane, Michigan
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