4 H Clubs Demonstrate Hog Care and Bean Soup Making
The 4 H Farmers Club met June 27 1955 at the Gordon home with Kirk Gordon and Bill Lutz giving hog fitting and showing demonstrations and Ernest Girbach speaking. They discussed livestock and poultry care. Refreshments and games followed. The Busy Workers met June 30 1955 at the Carr home with Ione Carr demonstrating Bean Soup. Plans were made for the County 4 H Show and members shared baked goods. Next meetings set for July 11 at Burleson home and July 7 at Lutz home. Reporter Mary Sue Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4.H Farmers Club
Kirk
Mary Sue Gordon
Kirk Gordon
Bill Lutz
Ernest Girbach
Leroy
Sharon Burleson
4-H
Ione and
Carolyn Carr
Ione Carr
Golf contest at Ann Arbor with Art Michalke repeat winner
Art Michalke of Five Points won the Hole-in-One golf contest in 1948 with a 21 inch shot. This year his shot measured 18 inches. Roy Weibusch and Billy Tefft will attend YMCA Camp Birket for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Michalke
Ann Arbor
Roy Weibusch
Billy Tefft
Y.M.C.A. Camp
Hanover Party Spends Sunday at Tefft Cottage
Mr and Mrs Clarence Weibusch Janice and Joan and Mr and Mrs Robert Tefft and Bob and Mrs Mabel Folkes of Hanover spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the Tefft cottage at Little Wolf Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Weibusch
Janice
Joan
Robert Tefft
Bob
Mabel Folkes
Hanover
Tefft
Little Wolf Lake
Great Lakes Topic Of U M Summer Session Conference
At the University of Michigan a summer session conference on the Great Lakes covered their history present and future with emphasis on the St Lawrence Seaway. General A G L McNaughtonPredicted Seaway completion by late 1958 or early 1959 and noted far reaching consequences for life and culture. University President Hatcher cited 40 million tons freight first year and power dams producing 15 billion kilowatts annually. Seaway would bring 75 percent of the worlds shipping to Michigan ports and cut freight costs from 13 to 1 70 per ton. The Lakes region is described as the most important in the U S with Michigan at its heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
University of Michigan
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
A.G.L. McNaughton
International Joint Commission
St. Lawrence
University
Hatcher
Michigan
U.S
Obituary Mrs Charlotte Hendershot 94 of Saline
Mrs Charlotte Hendershot a lifelong Saline resident died Wednesday morning July 6 after a long illness at an Ypsilanti Hospital. Born September 1 1865 in York township she was daughter of Anson and Harriet Draper. Husband predeceased her. Survived by three nephews. Funeral Friday July 8 at 2 p.m. Lockwood Funeral Home Rev Frank F Benish officiating. Burial in Mooreville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hendershot
Saline
Ypsilanti Hospital
Mrs. Hendershot
York Township
Anson
Harriet Draper
Lockwood Funeral Home
Frank F. Benish
Iooreville Cemetery
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Jim Jordan
Manchester
Terry Huber
Jordan
Ruth Lutz
Karl
Saline Mill Theatre
Tenneser Williams Huly
Atlantis
Toth
Deede
E. Richisacn
U-M
Dean Stanley G. Fontanna
U--M School of Natural Resources
Harley PF. Lawhead
Corps of Engineers
Lucille Meyers
Detroit
Winifred Gall
Edward Alber
Fankeny
Ann Arbor, Mich
Huron Street
Litchfield
Betty Crocker
McDonald’s
Graham
Arbor
Salirie
HULL
University and Washtenaw
Beacon — Purvey
Dancer
Department Stores
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