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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
11
A long list of visitors and local hosts from Mt Pleasant and nearby towns attended gatherings and dinners. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hoste and others hosted a church night with a pot luck, while families from Cadillac Bay City Kalamazoo and Marietta joined for visits and Easter break activities.
Walter H. Smith reports 16 herds averaging around 10 pounds of milk and 29 pounds of butterfat. Arnold House leads with 21 cows producing 431 pounds of fat. Robert Clark owns the top producing cow at 821 pounds. Other notable producers include Fred McDonald Norman Gross James McDonald and William Block and Sons with multiple cows yielding 60 to 76 pounds of fat.
Sunday evening activities at Center Church featured a potluck supper organized by Mrs. Robert Bean and Mrs. Elmo Mogg. The program included piano solos by Randy, highlighting the community gathering.
Readings included Have A Se cret by Sara Jane Stilgenbauer and I Have A Little Pussy by Nina Lee Stilgenbauer. Slides were shown by Rev Ronald Knapp and Mrs Bean, with Almost from the Michigan Christian Advocate read aloud.
The Women's Society of Center Methodist Church met with Mrs Hart House and officers in charge. Devotions by Mrs Ronald Knapp. Lesson on Japan read from a teacher in a Japanese orphanage. Members pledged a contribution to the Grand Rapids Methodist Community House and named a committee to plan the May Fellowship Breakfast on May 2 at 9 a.m. Tickets via Mrs Earl House. Ronald Knapp led a candlelight installation service for new officers with group singing and a closing prayer.
Westminster Fellowship members discuss the theme Community a Mission Field and Was This Attract Otters. Easter Sunrise Breakfast planned for Easter morning at 6 in the Presbyterian dining room with invited Methodist and Center churches. Fellowship will attend Standard Church services on April 13.
Mrs Marian Donaldson and her son David return home after weeks in Florida. Mr and Mrs Grayson Spaulding and children of St Johns visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spaulding. Mr and Mrs Earl Neff and family shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Dale Graham and sons. Mrs Ida Johnson and Mr and Mrs David Bellinger called on Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schrock of Mr Pleasant Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Maurice McConnell of Mr Pleasant and Mr and Mrs Harry Lennox were Saturday visitors.
Mr and Mrs Louis Paxton of Mt Morris visit relatives in Mt Morris and Vernon. Jim Bradley and Harley Sowle hosts welcome many kin from Clare and Vernon. Sharon Childs from Bay City visits with Wayne Moyer of Coleman. Floyd Randle birthday surprise at Smith home. flu illness lists Mrs Dorothy Bushding. Family guests include LeRoy Sersaw and Sherrie from Flint and Edinborough Fraley MeJames visit. Evelyn Heintzelman attends grandparents Golden Anniversary in Harrison.
Note from Clare county's agent credits wide local cooperation for Dairy Princess contest and Red Cross drive. Harney Holt leads Dairy efforts. banks, processors and associations contributed. Red Cross volunteers in Farwell Lake George and Clare towns organized house to house canvassing. Also praises 4-H Achievement Day volunteers and warns against low quality alfalfa seed, touting Vernal and Narragansett varieties for rotation and resilience.
Promotional copy touts Pinkham's Tablets as a universal remedy for female suffering from monthly cramps, backaches, and menopausal symptoms. It claims doctors' tests show three of four women experience relief, with iron in the formula to build blood and support strength.
Dr. Born outlines causes of shoulder ache from dental infections to nerve compression in the neck. He touts chiropractic manipulation to realign vertebrae, relieve nerve pressure, and restore arm movement, warning untreated cases may worsen toward paralysis.
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