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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1945

Page

9

Fifth Fraternal League Banquet Admits Cheerful Close

The Fifth Fraternal League Banquet Wednesday night featured remarks by Del Bradley thanking bowlers and inviting them back next season. Treasurer Jay Green reported a deficit after a storefront paint project, Leo Oden noted unclear fund use, and Larry Beck Hourglass and George White Nerve Tonk were cited for timing shots amid the social hour at the K of C club rooms.

Larry Beck George White del Bradley Jay Green Leo Oden K. of GC. Clu

4-H Club and Rural School Music Pupils Achievement Day

Pupils perform patriotic songs and musical pieces by Loomis, Rameau, and Mendelssohn. Lake primary children present a dance from Hansel and Gretel. Exhibits will be judged by Lois Richardson and A G Kettunen. Mr Kettunen visits Clare County for the first time. An educational movie program precedes awards announced after a noon picnic. Public invited.

Schubert National Polk Jean Phillipe Rameau China Harvey Worthington Loomis Jennie Isle of Dreams Joachim Rafi Adolphe Adam Felix Mendelssohn Susanna Myers Jennie Crack Corn Tory Lake Little Brother Hansel Gretel Lois Richardson A. G. Kettunen Kettunen Clare County

Evergreen trees need balanced plant food for health

Gardeners often think evergreens require special feeding. In fact they need a complete balanced plant food like other plants though in smaller amounts. Apply two pounds per 100 sq ft for small beds, four pounds for medium trees, or 1.5 to 2 pounds per inch trunk diameter for single specimens, mixing with loam and feeding in 18 inch holes around the tree.

Diets Reduce Cold Stress In Extreme Temperature Tests

In experiments with twelve male volunteers exposed to 20 degrees below zero, offsetting cold with high fat meals proved superior. Three small meals every two hours during eight hours lowered the drop in body temperature by two thirds versus a single high protein meal, with gains in both core and surface temperatures.

Treating Fence Posts With Chlorinated Phenol Method

The chlorinated phenol dunking method offers a wood preservation option for fence posts at 5 to 6 cents per post. University of Idaho tests show soft wood posts last 15 to 20 years with full life at the bottom. The method also treats fence rails gates barn sills bridge timbers and irrigation gates. Concentrate can be diluted with diesel or stove oil and crank case drainings are available at service stations for spraying.

University of Idaho Experiment Station

New York City Street Scenes in Wartime Leave

In New York City streets a mix of soldiers sailors civilians and travelers fill the Times Square area with scenes of hopeful leave. A young couple with seven children enters a hot dog shop while a derelict streetcar blocks Broadway and is shoved aside. A platinum blonde adjusts her makeup as she crosses Broadway. Taxi drivers debate the Dodgers pennant near 46th Street. Merchants display early spring wares and tomatoes while Beatrice Lillie and Paula Laurence appear in the street. A group of merchant marines enjoy Rockefeller Center and a radio comic eats with gag writers nearby. The Fifth Avenue parade shows uniformed men and aging spectators. A former playboy now a private salutes a lieutenant as old acquaintances grin.

L. L. Stevenson 42Nd Street 7Th Times Square Broadway Daffy Fhills 46Th Street Dodgers Brooklyn Florida New York Beatrice Lillie Sixth Avenue Paula Laurence Comediennes Rockefeller Center Fifth Avenue Brunet Sheery-Netherlands Bell Syndicate WNU

White ash: America's leading and most used hardwood

The white ash is described as America's leading hardwood and its most important ash. It ranges from Nova Scotia to Minnesota and almost to the Gulf of Mexico. The tree reaches 75 to 125 feet in height and its wood is heavy hard strong and stiff. It seasons well takes a good polish and has no taste or odor. Uses include handles cooperage furniture motor vehicle parts sporting goods railroad ties veneer and fuel.

America Nova Scotia Minnesota Gulf of Mexico

Select Dairy Cows On Standard Basis

In selecting dairy cows look for ample digestive capacity, good chest capacity, and a large udder of soft quality. A long wide level rump with wide apart hip bones, thin pliable hide, medium bone size, refined head, and strong dairy temperament are essential. Larger size with proper correlation to quality is preferred.

Battle Dress Boss Conducts Rome Opera Orchestra

In Rome Italy William Boss a Canadian war correspondent paused from reporting to conduct Rome's royal opera orchestra in Rossini The Thieving Magpie and Tchaikovsky Fourth Symphony Attired in battle dress he received an ovation from a mixed audience.

Rome Italy William Boss Royal Opera Orchestra Rossini Tschiakowsky

Vernon City Social Notes and Church Services

Weekend visitors fill Vernon area as relatives travel from Flint Farwell Coleman and Midland. Residents host and welcome guests including Warren Willett Frank Musser and families and Rev Harry Cleveland. Army farewell events and hospital visits mark the period.

Nazarene Chapel George Orr Millington Smith Farwell Sarah Aiey Warren Willett Flint Frank Musser Lloyd Eberhart, Jr Leonard Carncross Blaine Kay Dave Teale Sandusky Detroit Lansing Mveret Knight Manigstiqué Margaret Briges William Benchley Wilbur Burns North Vernon Cynthia Emery Amelia Gardner William Rawson Harry Frasier George Atkinson Coleman Melvin Austin Saginaw Harry Cleveland Clare Warren Heiser Shepherd Archie Cleveland Beverly Pitts Annette Rawson George Saryant Marjory Hii Fisher Edward Harrison Pleasant Russell Stanley Lake Texas Vern Funnell Vernon Bob Funnell Earl Marshall Bila Sherman Alice Margaret Farnell John Jackson Midland Bert Jackson Catherine Alwood Bertha Mater Battle Creek Dan Mater Melvin Brasington Pvt Dot Parris South ‘Pacific Temple Clifford Metcalf Elaine Kay the Eagle Bert Bergey Ford Seymour Loomis Melvin. Brasington James Pedgrist Gilmore William Tomlin Bob and Billie Alma

National Garden Week Opens at City Library With Special Program

The City Library kicked off National Garden Week with an adult education program. It offers twelve excellent garden and home décor books from the State Library for one week with no renewals, including The Practical Book of Garden Structure and Design and Rock Gardens for the Small Place. The collection also features Gardener's Guide and 1001 Garden Questions Answered for in-library use, plus Beauty Treatments for the Home and Room Make-Up. Eleven of the twelve NYT Book Review bestsellers are on rental shelf this April.

National Garden Week City Library State Library New York Times Book Review

On the Spot Lighting Aids Future Home Tasks

Projections describe wall mounted foldaway lighting over work surfaces such as an ironing board. The concept envisions compact fluorescent fixtures that can pivot and stow within walls when not in use.

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