Bridgewater Community Notes Move Through Family and School
Bridgewater residents hosted and visited family members from Detroit Miami Ann Arbor and Adrian. Students at Bridgewater Station school learned Beethoven and a new housekeeping system with star rewards. The Ladies Aid met with a Lutheran Federation talk and a lunch followed. next gathering planned at Emma Bauser home.
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Mary Ann Boéttner
James Clark
Jimmy
Detroit
Glenn Barnes
Barnes
George Daschner
Paul Daschner
Teddy
Harold Hieber
Luinda Jean
Erwin Feldkamp
Leroy Feldkamp
Joan
Robert Chandler
Thomas
James
Miami
Fla
Clifford Sanderson
Bridgewater Station
Schoor
Arthur Alber
Betty of Freedom
Edwin Finkbeiner
Ludwig Beethoven
George Sersuder
John Benzler
Benzler
Adrian
Atlad Milling Company
Jacob Maurer
Ben
Erwin Vila
Flore and
Gordon
John Bivins
Harry Hieber
O. Kelly
Ann Arbor
Ben Mahrie
Clinton
Eugene Betz
Womens’ Missionary Federation
The
American Lutheran Church
Emma Baurer
Saline Waterworks Road
Veterans Ask Questions on Discharges and GI Bill Effects
A Washington Bureau column answers readers on military discharge rules for married servicemembers, GI Bill applicability to enlistment, and on the job farming training under Public Law 16. It notes likely 18 month enlistments remain unless disability or hardship grounds exist.
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National Weekly Newspaper Service
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Japan
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May Raise Quota For Potato Growers Award
Michigan potato growers report rising yields with 300 Bushel Club membership nearing record levels. Henry C. Moore of Michigan State College notes the club started 25 years ago with 17 qualifiers and now a shift toward 400 or 500 bushel per acre goals is discussed as more growers exceed 300 bushels. Upper Peninsula totals show 225 growers averaging above 300 in 1946. Lower Peninsula pending.
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Michigan
Henry C. Moore
Michigan State College
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Soil Conservation Progress Report in Michigan
More than 1 360 Michigan farmers in 36 soil conservation districts completed soil and water conservation plans in 1946. In nine years, 5 500 farmers have received assistance, protecting half a million acres from erosion and fertility loss. Demonstrations draw thousands of neighboring acres into conservation. Farmers request services from district boards elected by the farmers.
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Michigan
R. G. Hill
Michigan State College Extension
Soil Conservationist
Soil Con
Proper Roofing Application Essential for Long Service
Industry studies show asphalt roofing delivers long life when materials are properly selected and applied. Key rules include smooth dry decks, venting, patching resinous knots, following manufacturer instructions, proper nail anchorage, correct pitch, and correct lap cement for roll roofing to avoid premature failures.
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