Weekend deer hunting visits and kin gatherings in Michigan
The article lists multiple gatherings as deer hunting season brings families and friends to cabins and homes across Clare County and nearby towns. Names include Wilson Bader, James Bader, Pamela Sue, Mearl Fluke, Luzerne, Au Sable River, Holt, Case, Bowler, Austin, EB W Wilson, Archie Sanders, Pontiat, Marshall Bonham, Thomas Abbott, and others visiting relatives, sharing meals, and counting bucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bader
Jack
Susie
Muskegon River
James ‘Bader
Pamela
Sue
Wilson Baders
Mearl Fluke
Luzerne
Au Sable River
Clair Shaver
Holt
William Case
Fatty
W. E. Bowler
A.D. Austin
Midland
EB. ‘W. Wilson
Archie Sanders
Charles
Pontiat
Marshall Bonham
Thomas Abbott
Baby News from Clare General Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Slater welcome a son born Tuesday November 19 at Clare General Hospital. He weighs seven pounds five and three fourths ounces. Mother is Sandra Sandborn daughter of Harold Sandborn. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lewis Slater. Mr and Mrs Charles Hubbell of Clare report a daughter Wanda Dale born November 9 at Clare General Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. George Maser of Pontiac announces a daughter Sharon Arm born November 8 weighing six pounds two ounces. Mrs Glen Blystone cared for her daughter and family this past week and Maser family are visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilsworth Davis
Fred
Marvin Brown
Brown City
S Smother
Lula Shaw
Mel Moyer
Coleman
Carl Lloyd
John Harling
Lawrence Siel
Lansing
Frank Walter
Wills Irwin
Merle Wedge
Calvin Wedge
Sandusky
Hiram Satison
Harrison
Gary Bringold
Satison
Bringold
Wedges
Charles H. Bonham
Pontiac
Marshall ‘Bonham
Thomas Abbott
John Haring
Wise
L. H. Thompson
Charles Fitzpatrick
Clare
Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Richard Adams
Norfolk
Virginia
West Grant
Adams
Ernest Green
Robert Archambault
Flossie Jones
Marion
Maud Gordon
Thelma
Jim Lawson
Detroit
Cleland Green
Robert Ackerman
Kay
C. Green
Don Weaver
Charles Cook
Carson City
James Slater
Clare General Hospital
James Lee
Sandra Sandborn
Harold Sandborn
Lewis Slater
Charles Hubbell
R-4
Wanda Dale
Wanda
George Maser
Sharon Arm
Glen Blystone
Clare County Beef Feed Project Faces Local Youth Participation
The Clare County Fair Board approved a Beef Feed Project inviting youths aged 10 to 21 to participate. Contestants must reside or attend school in Clare County, purchase calves now, and feed them for the 1958 fair judging and auction. County Extension Office offers assistance and sponsors for qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Fair
Clare County
County Extension Office
Harrison
Floyd Norcutt
Clare
Dale Hines
Farwell
Obituary Notes Irwin Scott Funeral Held At Farwell
Irwin Scott prominent farmer and businessman died leaving wife three children and relatives. Funeral services were held at Farwell Methodist Church with Reverend Nevins presiding and interment in Lake Cemetery. Arrangements by Coker Funeral Home. The piece includes family tributes and memorial verse composed by a cousin. Nearby relatives and friends were noted as visitors and deer hunting plans mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agron Irwin
Farwell
Farwell Methodist Church
L. J. Nevins
Lake Cemetery
Coker
Prieva
Promised Land
Esther Irwin Stainley
Irwin Sebtt
Seek Forest Production Increases In Michigan
Michigan timber researchers seek higher forest output to meet growing demand. They explore planting genetically superior trees and hybrids such as eastern and western white pine. Kellogg Experimental Forest in Battle Creek already bears cones, with hybrid seed trials planned as Michigan Forest Service and MSU research optimism grows for 45 percent more lumber per acre in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isow
Kellogg Experimental Forest
Battle Creek
MSU
Michigan
Michigan historian reports Soviet bias in history writing
A Michigan State University history professor, after 26 days in the Soviet Union, says Russian history is rewritten to fit party doctrine. He cites government censorship, state-produced articles calling the U.S. imperialistic, and Russians who are friendly until prompted to reveal less favorable views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard — Schroeder
Clare County Agricultural
Fred Widmeyer
Michigan State University
America
Soviet Union
Russia
Dy. Arthur E. Adams
Kiev
Leningrad
Moscow
Adams
United States
Ordination of Lt. Gen. Maitland in Michigan Parish
Brigadier General Lester J. Maitland of the U S Air Force, aide to General William E. Mitchell, was ordained an Episcopal priest in Iron River Michigan where he has served as lay vicar since 1955. He cited belief that A bomb would destroy civilization and plans to fly a small plane fifty miles weekly between parishes in Michigan's upper peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
USA
Lester J. Maitland
William E. Mitchell
U.S. Air Force
Iron River
Michigan
Gen. Maitland
Upper Peninsula
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