Michigan vocational agriculture in 1982 33 months and staff notes
Newsletter from State Supervisor B B Gallan reports 217 vocational agriculture departments in Michigan for 1982 83 with 183 on the reimbursement list and 34 non reimbursed. No reimbursed department dropped last year, six added to the mailing list. Tuition and teacher turnover figures are given. Clare High School’s agricultural department received about $900 annually for four years. W H B Tichenor leads the program at Clare with combined teacher and principal duties.
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B. B Gallan
Michigan
Michigan Association of Teachers of Vocational Agricultural
Smith- Hughes
Clare High School
W. BH. Tichenor
Enrollment Growth Highlights High School Projects
In fall 1927 the agriculture program enrolled about sixty students with twelve projects completed. This year nearly 100 students are enrolled with 24 projects. A new room on the south side of the high school floor improves facilities.
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Dejan
Ithaca
Allan Bordine
Roy Mills
North Star Township
Ann Arbor
Here
Harley Gantz
Shelby
Martha Jessup
Marjorie Wylie
R. J. Prest
Harriet Rollins
Grand Rapids
Judy
Lady Bird
Robert S. Woodbridge
Tonia
Robert Patterson
Sonia
Detroit House of Correction
Federal District Court
Democratic Party
Kent County
Paul Bailey
Bailey
Saginaw
Arthur Hill
C. F. Miller
Howard Hanson
John Fraker
Lansing
Grant M. Hudson
Congress
Hudson
Pérson
Cady
Harrison
Hayes Township
Eldership Meeting At Eagle Church Receives Encouraging Reports
The Eldership meeting at Eagle Church featured messages on the Power of God by Rev. Snider and Rev. Whistler. Ministers reported encouraging work, Finley Ohio college activities, and active home and foreign missions with generous offerings. The community thanked Pastor and wife for remaining with the flock after long service. Special music by Mrs. Hendrich enhanced the services.
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Snider
Whistler
Finley
Ohio
Eagle
Grove
Colonville
Hendrich
Rim Grove
Continental sizes compare North and South America
The report notes North America is larger than South America with about 8,000,000 square miles for North America and around 800,000 for South America.
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North America
South America
Blind Justice and its Ancient Symbols
The quote notes that justice is depicted as blind to reflect impartiality, deriving from classical and philosophical traditions. It discusses how eyes or symbols of sight are used to emphasize equal application of law regardless of party, friendship, or kinship.
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Addison
Potato Tags Offered By Clare Sentinel
The Clare Sentinel notes readiness to supply potato tags on short notice at reasonable prices, highlighting quick availability and affordable rates for tag needs.
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The
Clare Sentinel
Michigan town urges sugar from beets statewide resolution
The Administrative Board adopted a resolution urging Michigan housewives to use sugar made from beets. The plea came on the request of State Senator Chester M. Howell of Chesaning. The report lists other local items including a fatal dog fighting incident in Hillsdale and a plane crash near Midland killing two men, plus festival and local notices.
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Lansing
State’ Administrative Board
Michigan
Chester. M. Howell
Chesaning
Hillsdale
Charles Davis
Midland
Edwin Johnson
W. R. Reed
Reed
Dow Chemical Co
Holland
Netherlands
Weekend Visitors and Local News From Flint Area
Weekend social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Sprague and family and Mrs. Francis Walling of Flint. Detroit trips by Wayne and Albert Roland. Stuermer and Budd households hosting guests from Lacon Muskegon and Flint. Local moves, schooling trips to Saginaw and Mt. Pleasant, new home purchase, and community events wrap the brief.
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Har] Sprague
Burleigh Sprague
Francis Walling
Flint
Wayne Roland
Albert Roland
Detroit
Alfred Stuermer
Pauline Stuermer
Irwin Hansen
H. Stuermer
Frank Deneen
Noel Lorance
Lacon
Carl Budd
Budd
Earl Armstrong
Monte Rogers
Muskegon
Leo Bruce
Grover Updike
Toledo
Arthur
Johnson
Gephart
Flora Stuermer
Sheridan Township
Saginaw
Teachers Institute
Cabbage and Dollars charity play shines in Harrison
The Brown Gorners community enjoyed Harrison Friday night as the young group presented Cabbage and Dollars. Proceeds nearing forty dollars will be shared for holiday needs. Ester Kleinhardt and Margerett Lower visited the school. Mrs. Dorothy Allen returned from West Branch after two weeks with grandson Wavel Hilborn and family.
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Harrison
The
Dramatic Society
Ester Kleinhardt
Margerett Lower
Dorothy Allen
Near West Branch
Wavel Hilborn
Homemakers' Corner Practical dress ideas from Michigan State College
Home Economics specialists urge simple, well made garments as stylish and functional. Emphasizing quality comfort serviceability and suitability, the column advises modest dress over overdressing and tips on hats care. It also suggests repurposing fabrics for children including bright trims to enliven dull materials.
Clare Sentinel Hners Read In Homes
Residents share in the Clare Sentinel Hners content read aloud in local homes.
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Clare Sentinel
Tribute to Humanity by Sir Alfred Hopkinson
A concise quotation honors the enduring benevolence of human nature as observed by long lived observers. The author Sir Alfred Hopkinson reflects on essential goodness and kindness that persist across time.
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Sir Alfred Hopkinson
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Eagle Church
Fred Cook
Mussell’s Drug Store
Clare, Michigan
Theo. G
Republican
Brown’s Food Store
Japan
E. W. Brown
Peerles
Coldwater
Arlo Musser
Harvey Greenich
Arlo
Harvey
George Butkiss
Greenwood Center
Geo
Silver
George
Eunice
Elizabeth ‘Deller
Mt. Pleasant
Russel’ Armentrout
Hartman-Green
Chas. Ott
Hrma
Fred Schaaf
Wallace Harper
Himer Clute
Tra Miller
Greenwood
Brown Stitch Club
Glenn Lower
Homemakers’ Corner
Michigan State ‘College
Powerco
Laurel
Franklin Benjamin Franklin
America
W. B. Coon
Matrix
C. P. Ford
Satins
W. B. Coon and Sherwood
New Cardinals
Davy
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