Hatton Community Notes Include Birthdays and Weddings
Sunday callers at C J Harveys home were Shelley Burton Mrs John Houseman and Miss Helen Hynock. Bernie and Corrine Harvey spent the weekend at their home. The school bell rings again with Miss Bertha Babcock as teacher. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Utley. Several neighborhood families joined a Farwell Monday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Harvey
Shelley Burton
John Houseman
Helen Hynock
Bernie
Corrine Harvey
Hatton
Bertha Babcock
John Utley
Local families host relatives in week of visits
Wallace and Ruth Keller of Lansing spent a week with their grandparents. Mr and Mrs Lorin Leltner and sons were supper guests at Steve Hollers. Mr and Mrs Clarence Fall and two children visited Frank Sanders. Carmen Newman and children from Flint joined her at J G Newman home and returned Sunday. Heyman Wisner of Angola visited with J C Coats family. They and Mrs Wm Gruno visited Hubbard Lake. J C Newman visited Alma. Rex Leitner returned to Pontiac. Dolph Heller and sons visited Steve Hellers. Ira Taylor, Mrs Sylvia Simpson of Flint and Mrs Milton Leitner of Pontiac were callers en route from the U P. Grace Sanders accompanied them home for a week. Nearby high schools host plans include Donald Schieber and Robert Loar at Beaverton, Jesse Newman at Clare, Helen and Edith Sanders at Gladwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Ruth Keller
Lansing
Lorin Leltner
Steve Hollers
Clarence Fall
Midland
Frank Sanders
Carmen Newman
Flint
J. G. Newman
Carmen
Heyman Wisner
Angola
Ind
Ira Taylor
Sylvia Simpson
Milton Leitner
Pontiac
Earl Sanders
Upper Peninsula
Grace Sanders
Donald Schieber
Robert Loar
Beaverton
Jesse Newman
Clare
Helen
Edith Sanders
Gladwin
Brown Gorners Share Weekend Calls and Local News
Saturday afternoon callers at the Everett Allen home included Mrs. Oise Derby and Mrs. Allen's mother Myss Bauer of Clare. George Silver now rents rooms at Nora Langworthy's house and Mrs. Dorothy Allen improves after illness. Ada Denno visited her uncle Tom James, and Ira Miller's family returned from camping. Ernie Rieinhardt and kin spent the weekend at their farm. Glenn Lower's family toured Labor Day in Lansing. Anna Smith of Harrison visited the Chas. Kleinhardt home. James Beatty and mother from Saginaw called here. Archie Tryon and son of Pontiac visited Chas. Kleinhardt. Elder E. Clapp and party from North Star attended the weekend. quarterly meeting and baptismal services were held. A good Sunday crowd heard the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Allen
Oise Derby
Wm. Henderson
Ada Denno
Tom James
Ira Miller
Ernie Rieinhardt
Dorothy
Detroit
Glenn Lower
Lansing
Anna Smith
Harrison
Chas
Kleinhardt
James Beatty
Saginaw
Archie Tryon
Pontiac
Clapp
North Star
Labor Day Celebration and Local News Summary
West Freeman reports attendance at Labor Day events at Farwell and a Bey cleaning of the schoolhouse. The community offers sympathy to La Presley s family after a fire. A benefit dance drew a good crowd. Visitors include Walter McCullum of Detroit and James Cocke of Flint. Campers enjoyed Little Cranberry Lake over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Bernice Gibbons
la Presley
Walter McCullum
Detroit
James Cocke
Flint
Hinkville School Opens With Vernon Teacher
Hinkville opened Tuesday with Miss Alfie Hale of Vernon as teacher. Many local families visited relatives and friends over the week, including the Leatners in St. Louis, the Shoemakers from Alma, and the Purdy, Shanley, and Nevills households. The community offered sympathy to Wm Teale on the loss of his brother Lawrence and attended the Labor Day celebration in Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfie Hale
Vernon
S. Brownell
George Shanley
Derald Purdy
Detroit
A. Purdy
Ivan Nevills
Clarence Bader
Vern Moline
Wm. Teale
Lawrence
Teale
Howell Sanitarium
Purdy
Jas. Turow
Coleman
Ankney
Hinkle
Farwell
Early vegetable varieties noted by explorers near Mississippi
The first explorers in the lower Mississippi river valley observed aborigines cultivating maize beans potatoes artichokes squash peanuts tobacco and cabbage showing early horticultural practices and crop diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River Valley
Justice Young and Supervisor Hanley Named in Clare Harrison Issue
The issue references Justice Young of Harrison and Supervisor Hanley of Clare in legal notices. It directs readers to read the articles concerning these officials for details on actions and rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Young
Harrison
Hanley
Clare
Irrigation for Gardens Aids Illinois Farmers
Ten years ago irrigation in gardens would be scoffed at yet dry weather proves its value. Many farms could irrigate at low cost with a simple, movable hose system from a storage tank and pump to the garden upper edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Somers
College of Agriculture
University of Nlinois
WNU
Illinois
Valuable Bad Sports in Fruit Trees
United States Department of Agriculture experts warn fruit growers to watch for sport branches that bear unusually desirable fruit or ripen at odd times. Pruning may erase valuable variants like a Washington navel orange stem or a late ripening plum, risking loss of potential commercial varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Grain Feeding for Weaning Calves Guidance
The amount of grain fed to a calf depends on its condition. Keep calves in medium flesh and good growing condition. Feed three pounds before weaning, rising to four or five pounds during and after weaning. Use little grain when calves graze on good pasture.
Farm Notes and Agricultural Highlights Across Regions
Farm notes report tomatoes thrive with shade rather than peak sun. New York leads dairying in 1988 with 109 sires proven by state breeders. North Carolina bean belt faces beetle damage while cattle increasingly receive hair removing chemicals. France hosts click beetles as wireworm ancestors with over five million farm proprietors. Saskatchewan beekeeping and honey yield grow about 10 percent yearly. Seven central states fight soil erosion by planting over 26 million trees this year.
Local residents share visits and travels around Clare Farwell and Lansing
Mainel Scott makes a business trip to Lansing on Monday. Numerous relatives and friends from Clare Farwell and Flint travel for visits, shopping, and family events including Mrs. Mahan Muir Sherman Kulencamp Tryon and others. Attendees attend funerals and illnesses. Harvey Hathon enjoys a Detroit State fair trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainel Scott
Lansing
Wm. Mahan
Sam Muir
Farwell
Gordon Smith
Ofek
W. G. Finch
Wim. Mahan
Irwin Kulencamp
Flint
Fransfort
Summers
John Little
Mint
Harvey Hathon
Detroit
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Levi Close
Chas. Tryon
Lloyd Close
Joe Murray
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Surrey Township
Pol. Ady
Clare County
Tam
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Clare County Fair
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McKenna Store
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