Michigan Farm Brothers Named To Hall Of Fame
Oliver and Robert J. Mueller of Deerfield Michigan are named to the Hall of Fame after boosting corn yield from 70 to 110 bushels per acre on a 600 acre plot at the Stewart farm near Rensselaer Indiana. The Farm Progress Show drew about 350000 attendees.
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Michigan Farm Brothers
Wvorpourarium
Prairie Farmer Farm
Stewart Farm
Rensselaer, Ind
Oliver
Robert J. Mueller
Deerfield
Mich
Paul Kerkhoff
Sharon
Romney
Ind
Wilmington
Ohio
Farm Progress Show
Mueller Brothers
N. G. Hoffer
Olin
Hoffer
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio-Michigan
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Revival Services and Local Social Roundup at Clare Church
Revival services at Clare Church of the Nazarene drew an average of 55 attendees each evening. Sunday School rose to 91, up 10 percent from last year, with 76 in morning worship and 51 in the evening. The item lists numerous visits and dinners around Clare, including families from Lansing, Standish, Rosebush, Flint, Mt. Pleasant, Alma, Grand Rapids, and Midland, plus memorial note of Frank Gilmore's death and funeral held midweek.
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Clare Church of the Nazarene
Putnam
Caro
Floyd Bergey
Chris Smith
Lake
Floyd Hilyard
Frank Kilgore
Clare
Abner Thompson
Lansing
Eola McDonel
Willard Phillips
Standish
Arthur Brown
Arnold Bidwell
Rosebush
George Snider
Margaret Palmer
Flint
Elia Sherman
Ford Harpster
John Haring
Melvin Morse
Lynette
Clair Lettick
St. Louis
Ann Arbor
Howard Cotton
Sheridan
Joe Swain
Frank Mitchell
H. B. Shepherd
Nice
Larry Pilon Jr
Midland
Wallace Thayer
Ithaca
Joe Greer
Darwin Mott
Frank Nevins
Joyce
Otto Leader
Mt. Pleasant
Winnie Nevins
Alma
Gilbert Thrink
Grand Rapids
Alfred Smith
Leeders
Fred Bush
Lester Olds
Alfred Zastrow
Lori
Ezra Cobleigh
Lew Fetters
William Bartlett
Gordon Wiley
Denise
Ella Sherman
Alice
Bertha Cappart
H. B. Sheperd
Andrew Irwin Sr
Charles Shepherd
Shepherd
Dorothy
Frank Gilmore
Newberry
4-H Club Meeting and Calendar Distribution Notice
Saturday October 28 at 8 p.m. in Harrison High School Gym invites all members parents leaders and friends. The 1961 62 4 H Activities Calendars arrived at the club office and are available for pickup. Stop in for your copy.
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Harrison High School
Farmers Help Provide More Hunting Area
About 2,000 southern Michigan farmers volunteer to join the Wil Hamston Plan to expand private hunting acreage to nearly 120,000 acres, 3,000 more than last season. Hunters must secure tickets from participating farmers, with quotas set by farmer clubs, and signs and tickets start arriving for posting ahead of the October 20 small game opener.
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Michigan
Wil Hamston
Conservation Department
Williamston Plan
Garden City area church notices and social happenings
Community news from Gilmore Church of Christ and surrounding area includes visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Kent to Jackson for son Marvin Hatches polio diagnosis, Farm Bureau meeting at Alvin Wood home, pink and blue baby shower for Mrs Carol Shanger, and numerous social calls and dinners among local families including the McDonalds Doren Sheredys Prouts and Lennoxes in Mt Pleasant Coleman Flint Saginaw and Sanford. The notice highlights church events revivals at Maple Grove and the Delwin Grange card party with prizes.
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Gilmore Church of Christ
Charles Kent
Jackson
Marvin Hatch
Ann Arbor Hospital
Orla Robinson
East
Jordan
Alvin Wood
Walter Wood
Agnes Fuller
Clarence Shaner
Farm Bureau
Clifford Brasington
Oren Ayle
St. Petersburg
Virginia
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Maple Grove Church
Mary Morrison
Delwin Grange
Frank Lynch
Jennie Gilson
Carl McDonald
Clara Jones
Elmer Jones
Myr
William Clare
Mt. Pleasent
Lorence Acker
Harry Lennox
Carol Shanger
Freeland
Maryann Doren
Earl Neff
J. D. la Bell
Flint
Chales Doren
Glenn Doren
Coleman
Bert Clark
Guy Sheppard
Richard Slater
Marie Doren
Fort Worth
Texas
Burt Prout
al Francies
Sanford
William Farney
Mike and
Bonnie
Maude McDonald
McDonald
Charles Doren
Pomona Grange
Bloomfield
Rosebush
John Sheredy
Saginaw
Albert Sheredy
David
Clare
Sweet Cider 4 Miles South of Clare
A cider stand operates four miles south of Clare and twenty four miles east on Coleman Ri during the harvest season. Access and hours not specified in the fragment.
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Clare
Coleman Ri
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Robert Bailey
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Fred Kuehl
Warrison
Don Owens
Doris Ackerman
Dan McDonald
Melvin Campbell
Lakes
Valinda Cole
Clare Melen Barnes
Jeff Arnold
Ruby Douglas
Witbeck
IGA
Gilmore Center
W R. Jarman
Mrs. Maude McDonald
Bill Zinser
Aglip
the Lake Roller Rink
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Tom Scott Cashews
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