Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Winn Community News reports Mrs. Michael Hall and family vacationed at Lake City. Many neighbors visited each other across Mt. Pleasant, Lansing, Rock Lake, Houghton Lake, and Remus, with hospital stays and a new baby noted at Gratiot Community Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hall
Mary
Linda Hall
Lake City
Mary Binkley
Mae Rose
R. N. Slee
Max Snyder
Harold Snyder
James Snyder
Ronald Demlow
Gratiot Community
Gratiot Community Hospital
Local families enjoy lake visits and social calls across Michigan
Shepherd Briefs report families from St. Louis Bethel Park and Zilwaukee spending last week at Fife Lake near Traverse City and Mecosta Lake with local hosts. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anthony and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hummel hosting and other relatives traveling from Bethel Park and Southfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Yates
Sue
Bill Wallace
St. Louis
Carl Baker
Southfield
Fife Lake
Traverse City
Lower Peninsula
Charles Spivey
Smock
Claude Anthony
Dale Anderson
Bethel Park
Theo Hummel
Mecosta Lake
Ken Hummel
John Collins
Barbara
Tom
James Lynett
Mr. Pleasant
Tom Dorey
It’s Up to You on Unemployment Figures and Chiseling
The government says about 4 percent of the population were unemployed last summer. It argues that the number could drop if certain groups are excluded from relief: married women, older workers, those who work briefly to renew benefits, those who prefer small work in their communities, and people who hold jobs while drawing relief. It estimates removing the “falsely unemployed” could cut the count to 2 or 3 million and urges measures to employ people and stop chiseling the public.
John Fisher and son Ken of Saginaw visit hosts for meals
John Fisher and his son Ken of Saginaw were Thursday luncheon and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. noted in the social column. The event highlighted local hosting and community ties with a focus on the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher
Son Ken
Saginaw
Mr. and
Plant Food Team Boosts Profits for Forage and Row Crops
University of Kentucky agronomist Dr. B N Driskell urges a “first team” of fertilizer nitrogen phosphate and potash plus lime as needed, with well adapted seed and good cultural practices. Start with a soil test to tailor nutrients for high income, low cost yields and fall application of lime if required. The Kentucky Department of Feed and Fertilizer notes a $3 to $5 return per dollar invested in proper fertilizer when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Driskell
University of Kentucky Extension Agronomist
Driskell
Midwest
National Plant Food Institute
Kentucky Department of Feed and Fertilizer
Department
Mrs Morris Jean and Diane Host Lawn Chicken Barbecue
Mrs Morris Jean and Diane of Saginaw enjoyed a chicken barbecue dinner on their lawn. Mr and Mrs Theo Hummel attended a birthday party at Mrs Nettie Crowley home in Broomfield Friday afternoon. The Hummels’ house guests, who had stayed with their parents the past week, left Friday morning for Grand Rapids for the weekend and returned Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Ada Marie Moray
Michael
Alabama
Ralph Moray
Henry Shephard
Carol
Freeport
Maine
Neil
Vada Green
Forrest Green
Carson City Hospital
James Judge
St. Michaels
Remus
Lloyd Cooper
Larry Cooper
Lansing
Arch Rensberger
Harold Ruddy
Guy Smith
Evelyn Fuller
Houghton Lake
Roy
Bernice Sandbrook
Pensacola
Florida
Bertha Fuller
Evelyn
John Starkweather
Walter
Bass Lake
Valarie Williams
Arty Sampse
Wayne Curtiss
Harry Dale Moray
Melvin Dwight Curtiss
Morris Jean
Diane
Saginaw
Theo Hummel
Nettie Crowley
Broomfield
Dale Anderson
Bethel Park
Grand Rapids
Fertilize This Fall To Make Money and Save Work Next Year
Midwest farmers hear that fall broadcasting and plowing down fertilizer saves time and speeds spring planting. Experts cite phosphorus and potash efficiency in most Corn Belt soils and fewer nitrogen losses on heavier soils, with cautions for very sandy soils and high winter rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Midwest Division
National Plant Food Institute
Corn Belt
Midwest College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winn Community News
Mrs. Wilford Curtiss
Mrs. White Curtiss
Shepherd
Valiant
GMC
Shepherd Briefs
Howard E. Kershner, L.H.D
Christian Freedom Foundation
Itt
New York 19
N.Y
Kershner
Hills Bros
Star Kist Tuna
U.S. NO
Campbell
MLK
Winn Shopping
Orville Klumpp
Prop
Winn
Michigan
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