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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1948
Page
3
Local church events list Sunday School at 10:30 and preaching at 8:00. Community notes include juniors at Farwell, travels to Clare and Reed City, fishing trips on Tawas and Houghton Lake, strokes and health updates, visits in Bay City Flint Saginaw and Lansing, family gatherings and birthdays, and a Bible conference at Bristol.
Rural notes report a school excursion by Ranger pupils traveling about 200 miles to Lake Huron Higgins Lake nursery and other interests. Local residents Mr and Mrs Emil Giers Clare visited farm here Sunday. Floyd Squires and children visited relatives here Sunday. Home He group met with Mrs Howard Brockway last week Thursday with six present. Bowermans Harrison visited Mr and Mrs Oliver here Sunday. Robert Heber visited Lyle Sprague home last Sunday evening. Mrs J Krocker is on the sick list. speedy recovery wished.
Mrs. Jennie Bates spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bates in Midland. Donald Tryon of Pontiac visited Mrs. Mayme Runyan. Owen Spink called on Mr. and Mrs. John Presley. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Clair Lyle Waite and Mrs. Carl Wehrman with several relatives attending. Wm Hutchingon is laid up with a broken leg. Jay Clute visited Runyan and Hugh Allen. Mrs. James Beatty and son James from Marine City were weekend visitors to Mack Leeth’s. The community expresses sympathy to Otto Kleiner family.
A Loomis community report notes Sunday School attendance exceeded fifty last Sunday with many more in and around the village not present. Mrs. Presley gave a reading and chalk talk in the young people's service. A missionary gathering Friday night featured Jamaica pictures and a free will offering of a little over twenty dollars.
The 1947 orange lemon and tangerine crop in the Soviet Union was the largest ever raised. Prospects for 1948 point to further increases due to mature trees favorable weather and the work of citrus growers in 1947.
A brief note reports that warming in Norway has left only 3.6 percent of arable land under cultivation, reflecting broader agricultural challenges. The fragment mentions Norivey ta as part of the truncated text.
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