Pleasant Lake Centenarian School Celebrates
The Pleasant Lake school plans a hundredth anniversary program on Sunday June 19. Memorial Day visitors include the American Legion and Auxiliary at the Methodist church. Local social life features parties and visits among residents in Saline and nearby towns.
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Hasband
Jewell
Feulture
J-Hop
Mt. Clemens
Leslie
Bailey
Edith
Emmett
York
Walter Bailey
Tecumseh
Rev
Howard
Chapman
Ann Arbor
Federated Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B
Arthur Hoffman
Pleasant Lake
Henry Ormsby
Love Building
Julia Gordon
Donald Small
Fresno
Calif
California
M. L. Burkhart
Glen Wiseman
E. J. Feldkamp
Cora
John Boettner
Clifford Walters
Lansing
Saline
John Kelly
Ypsilanti
East Michigan Avenue
The
Legion Auxiliary
Roy Miller
Wisconsin
Mr. Miller
Northern Baptist Convention
Shorewood
Lloyd
Polar Bear Casino
Emanuel Scheldt
John Wolfe
Michigan Center
Wesley Dietiker
John“ Dunn
Tecumséh
James Austin
William Austin
Maude Rankin
Martin Fucss
Detroit
St. Paul’s Church
Leo Westphal
William Schmid
Azih Arbor
David Wenger
Grege
Platt Ckme
Biss
Oberlin
Iusbaria
Brown
Reese
Eliza Mendtoot
Eléne Joe Cook
Wita
Fred “Schmid
Phitredaly
Duipple
Bart Roffee
Ann’ ‘Arbor
Fred Schmid
Jean, Boam
Bothwell
Ontario
Rosie Woodbridge
Muriel
Washtenaw County
Council of Churches and Christian Education
Wallace Sees Future of Breeding and Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace, U S secretary of agriculture, spoke at Michigan State College on April 21 sharing forecasts for livestock and crop breeding, stressing cautious ethics. He cited Frank Spragg’s contributions and described how corn breeding ideas may transform livestock methods without endorsing eugenics.
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Michigan
Henry A. Wallace
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Spragg
Frank Spragg
Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station
East Lansing
Wallace
Hopper hordes threaten Michigan crops in early infestation
Michigan faces a severe grasshopper outbreak covering about 35 counties. Entomologist Ray Hutson says millions of eggs remain to hatch with Melanoplus Mexicanus and Camnula Sellucidax identified as the most destructive species. Federal funds will supply 85 000 dollars worth of poison bait as control efforts begin. Farmers hope for rain to aid suppression.
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Ray Hutson
State
State College
Lass Kenneth
Quaterhout
R. Baldwin
Extension America
Lawrence O’neill
State Department ‘of Agriculture
B. Dibble
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