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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1961
Page
3
Safety Patrol officers from all Isabella County schools will be honored at the monthly meeting in Mt. Pleasant. School Safety chairman Fred Rescoe organized the program with representatives from the schools for Tuesday evening May 2 at 8 o'clock in the Municipal Courtroom.
Mrs Beulah Bodking and several relatives visited Mr and Mrs Ruben Rutter Beulah Bodkins and Mrs Helen Town took Maude Feighner to Mt Pleasant to see her brother Ward Boody hospitalized in Community Hospital Edward Magnus and family Blanche Giebel joined Mr and Mrs Stanley Courser Lewis Rutter Marvin Rouche and family for a family dinner honoring the Rutter couple on their 47th anniversary Burnice McKillop visited her mother Ruby Thompson over the weekend Ray Strouse and Marlene went to Lansing then Toledo for a weekend visit with relatives there
The Delwin Dames Extension Group met at the home of Mrs. Richard Straka on Thursday evening April 20. Eight members attended with Mrs. Duane Prout leading the business and Mrs. Bob Hafer reporting finances. They agreed to attend the Homemakers Conference in Lansing. this was the last meeting until September. The hostess served hot ginger bread and coffee.
The United Brethren in Christ Church in Brown Corners announces worship at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School at 4:00 p.m. and Evening Service at 8:00 p.m led by Minister H. Wall.
The Salt River Farm Bureau met at Kenneth and Mogg's home on Friday April 21 with fifteen members present. Mrs James Callihan led the business meeting on Developments in the Farm Labor Situation, with Paul Gross guiding discussion. Mrs John Methner gave the Woman's Activity report. Hostesses served sandwiches two kinds of cookies and coffee. Next meeting set for Mr and Mrs Bernard Suderman's home.
Agnes Walters and Gerald Walter return from Ann Arbor hospital. Rev and Mrs Charles Hull joined Kennedy Roller for birthdays. Amanda Newman spent Friday with her son Carmen Newman. Fred Ott and Mrs Rutz visited Charles Ott. Rose Williams returns from Florida and visits son Patti in Harrison. Gene Newman and family visit from Flint. Charles Ott Nina Kleinhardt host Timmie’s birthday. Floren Orvis visits Aunt Elnora Honderich. William Kleinhardt hosts visitors. Douglas Walter from Huntington, Indiana visits mother in Ann Arbor. District Bible Quiz set for April 29 with Jackson St Harrison Brown involved. A temperance picture will be shown. exchange of pulpits on April 30. guest speaker and choir specials directed by Rosemary Carter.
Regional Director My Craig of the U S Labor Department warned Michigan farms to recruit domestic workers first before hiring Mexican Nationals. He outlined contract compliance, housing standards, transportation, medical care, records, wages, and permissible work under Public Law 78, with possible withdrawal or blacklisting for violations.
The Isabella County Safety Council reminds schoo ls in Isabella County to file National School Safety Honor Roll applications by April 30 at the National Safety Council offices in Chicago. Last year seven schools earned recognition: Fancher Garnard Shepherd Pullen University Laboratory Weidman and Blanchard.
The Clare Soil Conservation District reports new tree seedlings available for farmers not yet served and seeks landowners to join as cooperators. District directors list contact numbers and urge advance scheduling for open drains tiles and waterways work. Directors met April 20 in Harrison and plan to distribute Soil Stewardship materials to county ministers next week to ten days. Soil Stewardship week runs May 7 to 14 this year.
Spring rains push women to buy raincoats. Michigan State University home economists advise waterproof labels as guidance. Waterproof fabrics are sealed to block water, but most coats are also airproof, making them uncomfortable indoors.
The Clare County Extension plans Achievement Day on May 4 during National Home Demonstration Week April 30 to May 6. Over 200 women in fifteen groups participated in home economics lessons led by project leaders. The program includes a noon luncheon and a tour of the Kraft food plant in Clare.
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