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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1939

Page

3

Clare Merchants Drill Fifth League Win Over Hall Lumber

The Clare Merchants beat Hall Lumber Co of St. Louis Friday night for their fifth league win. Spencer pitched with 12 strikeouts in 21 outs allowed 8 hits and one walk. Art Lamb homered for the fourth time this year as Clare posted 21 hits 16 runs and no errors.

Clare Hall Lumber Co St. Louis Hall Boys Spencer Hall Art Lamb McConnell Hall—Beagle Dart Valley Chemical Mt. Pleasant Bob Guy Crane P. McConnell Guy M. McConnell Leonard Refinery Leonards

Sunday school and church notices plus local visits

Rev W Wyrick pastorates the Lake Union Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 45 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening invites all. Residents and visitors share family visits weekend trips and travel between Baldwin Lansing Clare Pontiak and Flint with several named families and a new eight pound boy Billy John born to Mr and Mrs Aaron Irwin Jr.

Pert Scott Earle Shook Baldwin Gus Galdeen C. Padaidean Owen Galdeen Toledo Ohio Olive Mae Scott Harle Shook John Watkins Pontiac Harry Spence Sam Schermerhorn Dorothy Cornell Lansing Vern Kidd Grand Rapids Harry Cornell Billy John Aaron Irwin Jr Hazel Scott Saginaw Hazel Gunter Charles Smith J. Johns Sam Muir George Scott Highmire Lake George Ged. B. Wells Dade City Florida Gerald Mayball Flint Calvin Tryon Barryton Geo. Scott Clare Raymond Scott Pleasant T. H. Brooks Will Duncan Faith Scott Plint CG. D. Smith Charlotte Lyons

Temple News Briefs Include Illness and Visits

Mrs Roy Holfort and Mrs Peter Schran are listed sick. Ed Cole and wife of Leighton visited their daughter Mrs Roy Kress. Cyril Mancheski and family from Green Bay Wisconsin vacationing with Roy Myers family. Lola Spencer of Hastings stayed with the Myers. Alvin Schiani returns home from Midland.

Roy Holfort Peter Schran Ed, Cole of Leighton Roy Kress Gyril Mancheski Gree Bay Wis Mancheskis Roy Myers Lola Spencer Hastings Alvin Schiani Midland

Social Notes Mention Local Visitors and Guests

Several families are noted for summer plans and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Austin and Thomas joined Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers. Cyril Mancheski and Roy Myers traveled to Beulah, while Walter Day of Marion and Robert Jones with Geraldine and Arlene of Greenwood called on the Myers.

Henry Austin Thomas Roy Myers Cyril Mancheski Beulah Walter Day Marion Robert Jones Geraldine Arlene Greenwood

Maternity Mortality Calls for Joint Medical Effort

A 1930 White House Conference report urges doctors dentists social workers nurses and midwives under obstetric supervision to curb maternity deaths. Puerperal infection and complications unseen in urban hospitals drive higher death rates among Negro mothers. recommended steps include midwife training dental clinics maternity reporting standardization and hospital obstetric separation.

White House Children’s Bureau The Department of Labor New York State

Ford Ferguson tractor debuts at World’s Fair

Henry Ford and Harry Ferguson unveil the Ford Ferguson tractor at the New York World’s Fair promising lower farm costs and higher income. Basel Ford backs the program noting the farmer’s income must rise without higher city prices. Barry Ferguson highlights features like light weight and economy. production starts now with public availability around September 1.

Edsel Ford Henry Ford Harry Ferguson Basel Ford Barry Ferguson Ford New York

Farmers Day at Michigan State College records attendance

A attendance of 6 500 at Farmers Day at Michigan State College tied the 1936 record as visitors toured campus and farm projects. Frank W. Peck urged agriculture to adapt with streamlined methods and a broader reach from soil to soul.

Michigan State College R. W. Tenny Michigan Experiment Stations Frank W. Peck Federal Land Bank of

Isabella Clare D H H A report on July milk test results

The Isabella County D H I A report shows 23 herds tested totaling 305 cows with 22 dry. Average production was 93 pounds of milk and 34.0 pounds butterfat. Top two year olds include a Mt Pleasant State Home Holstein and A L D MacRae Jerseys with high yields and fats.

Isabélla County Vernon Fike Mt. Pleasant A. LD. MacRae Jersey A. D. MacRae Home and Maining School Julius Schaeffer Hoy Welsh 3B. E. Hapner Ray V. Hoyle

Herd milk yields and fat content by cow counts

The report lists multiple dairy herds grouped by cow numbers. Anthony Vogel's eight Holsteins average 1121 lb milk 44.8 lb fat. Fred Treich's eight Jerseys 725 lb milk 37.8 lb fat. A. D. Mac Rae's twelve Jerseys 849 lb milk 46.7 lb fat. Glen Paet's nine Brown Swiss 1051 lb milk 43.6 lb fat. Mt. Pleasant State Home 37 Holsteins 1404 lb milk 45.3 lb fat with corn silage feed. BE Hapner's 17 Guernseys 732 lb milk 82.9 lb fat.

Iss Anthony Vogel Mr. Vogel Fred Treich A. D. MacRae Mr. MacRae Glen Paet Mgr Poet Mt. Pleasant BE. E. Hapner

Central State Students Begin Conservation Study Trip

Forty summer school students from Central State Teacher College Mt Pleasant will study conservation for a week at the Department of Conservation headquarters in Pigeon River Forest. Russell Martin and Prof George Wheeler lead lectures and field trips to projects in northern Michigan.

Central State Pigeon River Forest Central State Teacher College Mt. Pleasant Department of Conservation Pigeon River State Forest Russell Martin George Wheeler Michigan Conservation Department

Shape of bull pen governs exercise habits of bulls

Michigan State College extension dairyman notes that safety bull pens should be 20 by 50 feet or larger to encourage exercise and protect asset value. Most bulls use about 1000 square feet in outside yards, with 20 by 60 foot designs also discussed. Demonstration work across 50 counties supports proper construction and planning costs, led by dairy associations under state supervision.

Michigan State A. C G. Baltzer Michigan

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Clare Merchants Theatre Clare Grand Jury Secrets Gail Patrick John Howard Jane Darwell Three Stooges Akim Tamiroff Lloyd Nolan Patrica Morison George Zucco Little Tough Guys Harry Carey Frankie Thomas Porky’s Trouble Bob Burns Jin Susan Hayward Joseph Allan Gene Lockhart Robert Taylor Hedy Lamarr Joseph Schlidkraut Gloria Franklin Ernest Cossart Mary Taylor —Added Robert Benchley Musical Met of Steel Iron Mask Louis Hayward Joan Bennett Warren William Alan Hale Lake News Upper Peninsula Ation North Woods Newberry Lake Superior State Forest Mrs. Delmar ,Thayer Winterfield Tri-County Health Unit BE. V. Thiehoff, M. D Turkey Indiana Isabella-Clare D.hlla Daal CT Rexall Magnesia Quest Brewers’ Yeast FITCH ENOS Bromo Seltzer VICKS
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