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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1942

Page

3

Beet Fertilizers Outlined by State College Experts

Michigan beet sugar output gains emphasis as growers plan 1942 crops. Michigan State College soils science advises 300 to 400 pounds fertilizer per acre in a band next to seed, recommends 2-12-8 or 2-12-6 unless soils are very fertile, and suggests alternatives for high fertility soils. Borax rates for heart rot control are given, and beans are warned against borax in fertilizer.

Michigan Soils Science Department Michigan State College Soils Science

Pig and Wheat Profit in Fall Hog Production

The förmation of a record pig crop demands finishing to 200 pound hogs to support farmers facing postwar decisions. Feeding trials show ground wheat matches corn value with tankage. skim milk boosts gains, with tankage, soy bean meal, and alfalfa hay forming an efficient protein mix.

Corn Belt

Gost of World Wax According

The fragment appears to mention a U S figure of 40 000 000 and a call to end the First World War. The readable text is garbled with misspellings and partial phrases. No clear person, place, or event can be reliably identified from the readable portion.

United States

Wheat surplus forecast boosts 1942 carryover to 753 million

Wartime analysis outlines expected wheat stockpiles and prices. On July 1 1942 the U S will hold 630 million bushels to cover demands for two years while the 1942 crop is predicted to exceed domestic use by about 100 million bushels. Quotas, loans and allotments are cited as tools to maintain fair prices and a strong agricultural sector during war.

United States

WKAR Farm Service Hour and Program Schedule

WKAR Michigan State College radio 870 KC 5000 watts features Farm Service Hour six days a week with entomology tips for fruit growers. Friday April 17 9:00 p m Radio Reading Circle 11:00 a m Victory Gardens 12:00 Hoot Farm Service Hour 5:15 p m Wartime Vacations. Saturday April 18 11:00 a m State Grange 12:00 noon Farm Service Hay Market 2:00 p m Science News.

Michigan WKAR Michigan State College Victory Gardens State Grange

Merceil's Grandfather Appears In Moving Picture Exhibit

Randall School notes reveal Merceil Mattox's grandfather Dick Mattox appears in a moving picture titled Billy The. The two pictured people have finished their work and plan to attend an exhibit on April 21. The last music rehearsal is at Harrison on April 30, with the Music Festival set for Friday May 1. Henry Irees, Reporter.

Randall She Toh Nay Free Baer Oni Naw Merceil Dick Mattox Mattox Wis Billy the Was Billy New Mexico Harrison Johnnnie Colmus Henry Irees

Music Rehearsal Highlights at Glare School

Sixteen pupils attended a music rehearsal at Glare last Friday with transport by Mrs. Newman and Miss Strouse. A list of weekly contributions includes Bobby Langworthy bringing an orange tree and live shellfish, Neva Markell a Jerusalem cherry and ivy geranium, and Mary Lou Magnus several plants. The birthday party celebrating Walter Neva and Don Newman is set for Friday with Dor othy Kleinhardt Ruth Blystone on refreshments and Roy Langworthy Lyle Shaver on entertainment. Roger Garver visited last Friday and the school received a trophy from the AAA Safety Club of Michigan for safety work this year. New pupils Betty Lou Patricia Ann and Robert LeRoy Clarke join the school.

Glare Walter Neva Don Newman Dorothy Kleinhardt Ruth Blystone Roy Langworthy Lyle Shaver Roger Garver AAA Safety Club of Michigan Betty Lou Patricia Ann Robert LeRoy Clarke

Dental Clinic Run Free For Indigent County Children

Dr Christie hosts a dental clinic from opening day June 1 in Miss Proctor's office Clare school building. The service, free of charge, serves rural and Clare children needing fillings and extractions, averaging twelve children daily.

Christie

Flying Fortresses Clinch Clare Hight Intramural Crown

Pfister's homeroom girls defeated Brown's Bombers 5 4 in a high scoring finale to win the Girls' Intramural Basketball championship for the third straight season. Long John Fisher led the attack while Oren McKnight and others battled hard for the losers.

Britain Pfister Mr. Brown Oren McKnight Long John Fisher Ulysses Flying Fortresses Brown's Bombers Clare Hight

Clare High Tennis and Baseball Seasons Open

Clare High notes crowded courts as tennis players flood the facilities. New courts will be built within two weeks to ease play and allow uninterrupted practice. The tennis team aims for a fifth regional title and state finals. Baseball works on pitching and batting against old rivals as the season begins.

Clare High Clare His Clare

Elementary chorus performs White Gypsy in school auditorium

Miss LeRoux led fourth through sixth graders in the White Gypsy number on April 8 at eight. About three hundred fifty people attended and receipts totaled around seventy dollars.

Spring Work and Student Notes From Local School

The fourth grade drew a garden picture and wrote a story about caring for a pard on. Geography covers nomadic Arabians while the fifth grade finishes northern studies and prepares to study South American countries Mexico and the West Indies. Second grade builds a tulip bulletin board. Rita Gingery has an April birthday. Students Rita Beck Lavoune Russell Lou Ann Haupton and Jehatinah Smith joined the Minstral Show. The fourth grade ends the book Friends and Neighbors.

Mexico West Indies Rita Jean Gingery Rita Beck Lavoune Russell Lou Ann Haupton Jéhatinah Smith

Clare High Seniors Plan Milwaukee Trip and Class Plans

The Clare High senior class of 1942 finalizes trip details to Milwaukee Ludington by train with a Lake Michigan crossing. They will spend two nights in Milwaukee with May dates to be set. They chose white caps and gowns with blue as second choice and set Dress-Up Day and Class Night themes. Two new tennis courts are planned and the Class Memorial gifted one hundred dollars to the athletic field project. The event featured remarks by Mr. Clute on farmers in the war effort and a song by Bob White and Bill Case with Miss LeRoux. about seventy-five attendees.

Milwaukee Ludington Lake Michigan Clare High Bob White Bill Case Miss LeRoux Clute

IWR.A. Club Hosts Seventh Father and Son Banquet

The IWR.A. club held its seventh annual Father and Son Banquet at the school on Thursday April 9 at 7 30 PM. The program opened with America, an invocation by Dr. John H Hall, and banquet service by the Home Economics Club under Miss Colburn. Bob Clute introduced toast master Gordon Kleiner. Kenneth Kapplinger delivered the toast to the fathers and Mr. Jennings Archambault replied. Mr Steeley then

Iwr.a. Club America John H. Hall Home Economics Club Miss Colburn Bob Clute Gordon Kleiner Kenneth Kapplinger Jennings Archambault Steeley

Clare Juniors Present One Mad Night Curtain Rises Thursday

The Clare Juniors stage a performance titled One Mad Night with April 23 at 8 p m. Cast includes Don Cutt Wing Priscila John Alden Miles Standish Lady Macbeth and other characters as rehearsals reveal comic and curious scenes. The public is invited to attend and find out what unfolds.

Clare Juniors Junior Playehearsal Don Cutt Jim Ryan Wing Bernard Wian Don Priscila Martha Ann Parent John Alden Carl Cappaert Miles Standish Lady Macbeth Roberta McKnight Romeo Cox Mr Hyde Eugene Maxwell Dr. Bunn Harry Koch

Clare Sentinel liners read in homes of community

Local residents tune in to the Clare Sentinel broadcast with liners read aloud in households across the area as part of the community information program.

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