County Ag District Reviews 55 56 Plans in Wash Ten County
The Wash tenaw County Soil Conservation District reviews 55 plans and outlines 56 continuations for 1956. Outstanding practices include conservation rotation, cover crops, contouring, strip cropping, farm drainage, wildlife area work, tree planting, spillways, and education programs. Cooperation from federal and state agencies supported farm plans and agreements. Plans aim to expand soil and water conservation across the county.
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Wash County
Cedar Lake
WPAG
U .S Soil Conservation Service
Washtenaw County
Michigan Sets Hearing on Butter Grading Rules
Michigan House to hold January 24 a public hearing in the Lewis Cass building Lan g to consider state regulation of butter grading licensing of graders and related matters. The plan aims to ensure under 90 scores are marked undergrade and tabbed clearly while expanding the role of state licensed graders across the industry.
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Michigan
State Department of Agriculture
Lewis Cass
Lana
G. S. McIntyre
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
F. M. Skiver
Department
Howell Man Heads Portage Scout Council Dinner
Howell man William McPherson IV was reelected president of Portage Trails Council at the annual appreciation dinner in Ann Arbor. Officers elected include Carl Scheffler George Langford Charles Barslay as vice presidents Daniel Ling as council commissioner and L A Tappe as treasurer. About 360 attended the event with Judge James A Treakey presiding.
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Portage
Rails
Michigan Union
Ann Arbor
William McPherson
Howell
Carl Scheffler
Ypsilanti
George Langford
Charles Barslay
Daniel Ling
L. A. Tappe
Neil
Paul Uber
V. L. VanDusen
Leigh C. Anderson
Portage Crass Council
James Atreakey
Chester Loucks
Ann Arbor First
McPherson
Portage Trails Cine
Ling
D. W. Tiesberg
Regior
Rey
Emer
Boy Scouts
Mary Martha Guild Elects Officers At January Meeting
The Mary M arth a Guild held its annual meeting January 19 at 8 p m in the church basement with Mrs Clifford Tetzloff as hostess Refreshments were served by Mrs Dennis Engelbert Mrs Ormond Bredernitz and Mrs Ray Hunt Officers elected include President Mrs Carl Peck Vice President Mrs Ormond Seitz Secretary Mrs Ray Hunt and Treasurer Mrs Winifred Gail Standing committees include Flower Birthday Program Card with named members listed for each group
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Mary-Martha Guild
Clifford Tetzloff
Dennis Engelbert
Ormond Bredernitz
Ray Hunt
Carl Peck
Ormond Seitz
Winifred Gail
Owen Hoeft
Alvin Jedele
Carl Seeger
Ben Phillips
Dean Bernard
Jack Brookins
Federated Church to Install New Officers
The Federated Church will hold an installation at the 31 a.m. service for newly elected officers led by Rev. Henry McKenzie. Officials serving one year include Lauren Wild as clerk Hazen Jewell treasurer Howard Kuhl sender school superintendent Hazen Jewell and Charles Jaquith as assistant superintendents. A three year council slate includes Mrs William Spike and Mrs Maurice Henderson representing Baptist and Presbyterian denominations.
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Federated Church
Henry McKenzie
Lauren Wild
Hazen Jewell
Howard Kuhl
Sender
Charles Jaquith
William Spike
Maurice Henderson
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