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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1952

Page

4

Easter Parade Foods and Knife Tips From Michigan State College

Instructions on Easter attire and parade foods mix with kitchen knife guidance from Michigan State College experts. Foods and nutrition specialist Margaret Wallace explains knife sizes and uses while child development specialist Virginia Guthrie warns against threats and emphasizes loving, calm parenting strategies to reduce whining and misbehavior during shopping.

Michigan Margaret Wallace Michigan State College Foods Miss Wallace Virgina Guthrie Michigan State College Mathern Missy Guthrie Miss Guthrie

Extension Clubs EAGLE GROUP Meeting Notes

The Hasle Extension Group met with Mrs. Floren Pudvay and April Tat for an all day gathering. Ten members and three guests attended. Leaders Mrs. Robert Kleinhardt and Mrs. Cecil Pudvay gave two lessons. The fore noon topic was Building Sound Attitude, followed by discussion. A pot luck lunch preceded the second lesson Making new hate from old. Three hats were renewed from last year and six hats began to be finished at home. Next meeting planned at Mrs George Hemstreet's. date to be announced. Plans for Achievement Day on May 2 at Harrison were discussed.

Eagle Group Hasle Extension Floren Pudvay April Harrison

Vernon Extension Club Plans May Meeting

The Vernon Extension Club met April 2 with Mrs. Elven Larrance presiding. Vice-chairman Mrs. Claude Bailey led the session. minutes were approved and five members attended. Dan Larrance led the lesson Your Meals and Your Manners. dessert lunch followed. next meeting set for May at Mrs Allen Bauer’s home with Mrs C M Harriger serving.

Vernon Club Vernon Extension Club Elven Larrance Claude Bailey Dan Larrance Allen ‘Bauer

Local Clare Social Notes Highlight Wins and Visits

GILMORE GRANGE activities and Clare residents dominated the week with Friday and weekend calls. Win. Case and family, Jim Somers and others visited O. M. Somers. Bernice Rawson to bake next club cake. Dale Laverty joins Clare Manufacturing. Other gatherings covered include The Variety Club, family dinners, trips to Flint, Lansing, and Detroit, plus Alice Shilling’s return home after years in groceries.

Win. Case Clare Alice Gook Bernice Rawson Fra Somers Allen Rawson Paul Brown Qglaude Fordyce Flint Ross Renner Kenneth Renner Lansing Keith Scott Benjie Wood Claude Fordyce Kenneth Rawson

Local families host visits across Brush College area

Tuesday and weekend visits connect BRUSH COLLEGE residents with relatives in Farwell Pontiac and nearby homes. Carl Athey couple and baby called on the Hildebrands. Galen Coats and family joined trips to Pontiac. Ruth Ann Newman stayed with grandmother Amanda Newman. Ora Hale and Gordon family shared Sunday dinners. multiple calls covered Athey Miller Davis Shilling visits and care arrangements for Perry Davis’s baby.

Carl Athey Marion Hildebrandt Claude Casidy Russell Sanders John Archbold Farwell Randolph Rotkey Galen Coats Glen Newman Rollie Pontiac Ruth Ann Newman Amanda Newman Ora Hale Gordon Wilbur Mann Rose Athey Donald Davis Ernest Allen Randolph Rocky Charlene Marlin Bernard Allen

Spring Comes Around as Local Folks Visit and Travel

The note rich with names recalls neighbors like Clarence Vinton and Mrs Donna Ridley, visits to doctors in Mt. Pleasant, trips to Clare and Arkansas, and warm weather chatter. Several families including Sherman Hunt and Pitts appear, with Betty and Marvin letters and talks of spring returning.

Clare Franklin Sherman Walter Sherman Sim Sweet Hi’ Pitts Jiles Silver Edmore Jim Sweet David Richter H. Gushman Arkansas

Maple Grove Sunday School and Services Update

Maple Grove notes Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Services at 11 a.m. Song Service at 7 30 p.m. Preaching at 8 p.m. Elder ER M Orton is pastor. Dale Rulapaugh improves and may return to work soon. Kenneth Rulapaugh to resume railroad duties after a year. Monthly board meeting held at Dale Rulapaugh’s Friday night with a Bertha provided lunch. Edward Smedleys purchased Grandma Timpy farm and Mrs. Walter Smedley returned to church after hospital stay. neighbors visit included Steve Martin and wife and Russell LaGeedin visits to the Orton home. Ernest J Orton and family attended Kate’s brother Bob Kube’s anniversary party. The three little Ortons stayed with grandparents Ernest Orton, Sr. Mrs. Matilda Keeler returned home after two weeks with Jane Nichols of Whittimore. Russell LaGeer visited his parents in Midland before returning home.

ER. M. Orton Dale _Rulapaugh Kenneth Rulapaugh Dale Rulapaugh Bertha Edward Smedley Grandma Timpy Walter Smedley Steve Martin Rulapaugh Miller Bertha Rulapaugh Nata Snell Clare Russell LaGedin M.orton Ernest J. Orton Kate Bob Kube Little Ortons Ernest Orton Matilda Keeler

Dover Notes: Local Visits and Weekend Calls

Emersott Burton of Mann Sidiiy visited his daughters Mrs Le land Favreau and family and Mrs Burley Shaver and family. Jim Thompson and Etnan called on Helen North on Friday at Clare. Tom Ramey of Wise visited sister Mrs Tom White Sunday. Pete Hanes stayed with Ed Hanes Farwell Wednesday night. Delmar Allen and children visited Wm LaVoye and Doll Ann Thursday. A daughter spent Sunday with sister Alfred Densmore and family at Coleman.

Emérsott Burton Mann Sidiiy Rhday-Arteno Leland Favreau Familly Burley Shaver Jim Thompson Etnan Helen Northon Clare Tom Ramey Wise Tom White Pete Hanes Ed Hanes Farwell Henry Barton Delmar Allen Wm. LaVoye Doll ‘Ann Alfred Densmore Coleman

Isabella 4-H Service Club plans summer projects and Spring Achievement

The Isabella 4-H Service Club met with 23 paid members. They will place welcome signs on highways reading Isabella 4-H Service Club Welcomes you. A grill for the County Fair food stand will be built and the cash register will be managed during fair week. Handicraft clubs can pick up paint for camp benches. Spring Achievement is set for April 24 25 26 at Mt Pleasant High School with chairs named and ribbons to be awarded.

Isabella County Isabella 4 Mt. Pleasant High School Milo. VanVranken Lillie Curtins Hiroy Nusbaum Harold Anderson

Phinisey Willing Workers 4 H Club Holds Last Meeting

The Phinisey Willing Workers 4 H Club met at Phinisey School on Thursday April 3 led by President Francis North on the call to order. Minutes approved and plans discussed for summer 4-H including inviting Mr Acker to help organize and forming a softball team with Gail Samborn as reporter.

Phinisey Willing Workers Phinisey,, Willing Workers Phinisey School Francis Northon Acker Gail Samborn

Energetic Elves 4-H Club Plans April Events

Energetic Elves 4-H Club met at the Merrill McQuiston home with Janet McQuiston presiding. Members voted to attend Achievement Day on April 16 in Harrison and to hold meetings on the first Saturday of each month. The business meeting adjourned to May 3 after a social afternoon featuring Linda Lee McQuiston's flute.

Energetic Elves Energetic Elves 4-H Merrill McQuiston Janet. McQuiston Harrison Linda Lee McQuiston

A Good Salesman for You in Sentinel Want Ad

An inexpensive go getter is advertised to work for only a week and can be reached by phone at 35 for hire through the Sentinel Want Ad column.

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Dairy Improvement Association March 1952 Report Summary

Dairy association data show milk output and butterfat levels for March 1952. Highlights include top cows and herds by milk and fat, with blocks from Mt. Pleasant and Weidman, plus entries for fresh heifers and calves, and removal causes such as udder trouble and sterility.

Asabella Gow Association H. F. Block. & Son Mt. Pleasant Chas, Losey & Son Weidrman EB. F. Block & Son Ed McAlvey Farwell Mt Pleasant Pat Ray Bowen Barryton Guernseys John Schumacher Welch

Pleasant Valley Social Notes From Sunday Visitors

Mrs. Lowell Penrose is convalescing at home after a serious illness at Gladwin Hospital. Sunday visitors at the Burton Bay home included Clarence Bay and family, Maria Allen, Glen Bay and boys, Ethard Walters and family. Sunday dinner guests at the Bates home were Mayme Runyan and Hugh Allen with the Hutchinsons and Frankie and Robert. Hugh Allen’s birthday was celebrated Monday evening with Jay Chite and Robert Clue families visiting Mayme Runyan. Mrs. Robert Clute baked a cake served with ice cream. Carl Kisler visited Forest Leeth Sunday.

Lowell Penrose Gladwin Hospital Burton Bay Clarence Bay Maria Allen Glen Bay Ethard Walters Bates Mayme Bunyan Hugh Allen Norman Hutchinson Frankie Robert Hugh

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