Clare Merchants Defeat Rosebush 6-4 In Close Ball Game
Clare's rally-driven win over Rosebush 6-4 featured Cradit and Wengert key hits, Trietch steady on mound, and a late Clare surge in the eighth. Rosebush answered with a late homer but could not overcome the Clare defense and timely hitting. Next Sunday Mt. Pleasant Green Spot visits for Clare's last home game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
Clare
Cradit
Thetech
Finch
Bardos
Wengert
Calkins
Godard
Pavlick
Bullard
Johnson
Emmons
Lajoie
Pulcifer
Trietch
Reg. Trietch
Clawson
Jacobs
Lynch
Partick
Mt. Pleasant
Clare 4-H Members Attend Gaylord Camp This Week
Clare County 4-H delegates attend the Fourteenth Annual Encampment at Gaylord along with Gladwin County youths. Activities include livestock judging contests, a candle lighting service, and a style revue with Evelyn Schroeder and Doris Carrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Wilbur McLake
Lake
Ernest Brink
Harrison
Leland Krell
Clare
Evélyn’ Schroeder
Doris Carrow
Carap
Clothding
MaryJorie
Hileman
Jéanette Workman
Marion
Clara Krell
Brush College
Pheasant
Marvin Heintz
Frank Campbell
Gladwin
Junior Undike
Leroy Swartz
Temple
Merchants Softball Team Fares Well in Two Exhibitions
The Clare Merchants fell 2 to 1 to Graebner Dairy of Saginaw in an exhibition at Hoyte Park under lights, with strong pitching by Spencer and solid team support. They then defeated Alma Biks 4 to 3 at St Louis in the Central Michigan tourney, as Spencer drove in two runs and Jackson doubled. Next, Clare meets the Consumers Power and Leonard Refinery winner in Alma on Monday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Merchants
Graebner Dairy
Saginaw
Hoyte Park
Spencer
Graebner Boys
Merchants
Dairymen
Berniers
Chiesi
Rousseau
Crane
Clare
Brennen
McConnell
St. Louis
Alma Biks
Hibs
Alma
Jackson
Dolloff
Washburn
Cox
Consumers Power
Road safety verses from Midland police chief
A vintage safety verse by Fred Sayles, Midland Chief of Police, urges careful driving. It cautions against drinking while driving, watching for pedestrians and children, sharing the road, and obeying speed limits to avoid accidents and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ¥. Sayles
Midland
Health unit warnings on poliomyelitis and precautions
Tri County Health Unit advises parents to limit crowds for two months due to poliomyelitis risk. Emphasizes early diagnosis, isolation, hand washing, and avoiding nasal contact. Warns no vaccine guaranteed protection. notes two age groups and quarantine rules. Extra guidance covers general public health measures and membership details for Holstein pedigrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Thiehoft
M. D
Calf Club Boys Honored by National Holstein Friesian Assn
Joseph R. Carrow and Norris Carrow of Glare received Certificates of Merit from the Holstein Friesian Association of America for satisfactory calf club work. Joseph is member 6322 and Norris 5328 in the junior organization of the world’s largest dairy cattle group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calf Club
National Holstein
Friesian Association
Joseph R. Carrow
Norris Carrow
Glare
Holstein-Friesian ‘Association of America
Joseph
Norris
Dairy Cattle Association
Potato Growers Tour And Field Day Set In Michigan
About 3 500 growers and others will attend the Potato Field Day at Michigan State College farm in Lake City on August 24 with demonstrations on digging, grading, and spraying. A two day seed tour runs August 22 23 starting Gaylord and visiting Otsego Cheboygan Antrim Emmet Charlevoix Kalkaska counties ending at Lake City. The event highlights new varieties and irrigation advances amid a 25 percent rise in certified seed planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College Potato Experiment and Demonstration Farm
Lake City
College Agricultural Engineering Department
Otsego
Cheboygan
Antrim
Emmet
Charlevoix
Kalkaski
Petoskey
Fall rye seeding urged to lengthen Michigan pastures
Michigan dairymen plan fall rye pasture to offset summer feed shortages. August seedbed prep urged by extension dairyman B O Scheidenheim at Michigan State College. Rye pasture aims to lower feeding costs though pastures deteriorate. June butterfat average 1.05 lb per cow amid 84 dairy head associations and 27,000 cows tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Scheidenheim
Michigan State College
Jin
Truck Width and Length Standards Declared by AATA
The American Trucking Association says a truck must not exceed 8 feet in width and 26.5 feet in length to meet the requirements of all states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Trucking Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Pleasant
Ideal Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks, JR
Basil Rathbone
Virginia Field
Lionel Atwill
Barbara O'Neil
C. Aubrey Smith
Melville Cooper
Wyoming
John
Ray Corrigan
Wayne
Raymond Hatton
Victor McLaglen
Tom Brown
Constance Moore
Han Grey Wi, Frawley
Hotel For Women
Ann Sothern
Dames Ellison Lynn Bari
Elsa Maxwell Dune Gale K. Alan Dinehart
Linda Darnell
Jean Rogers
Joyce Compton
John Halliday
Marine Aldridge
Sidney Blackmer
Robert Benchley
Goldilocks
3 Bears
News of the
the Man With the Iron Mask
Louis Hayward
Joan Bennett Warren William
Alan Hale
Naughty
Irene Dunne
Charles Boyer
Clare 4-H
Gaylord Camp
Grayling’s
Trout “Factory
Grayling State Fish Hatchery
CCC
Ayia
Carless
Tri-County Health Unit
Paul D. Gibson
Michigan Potato Growers
Improvement Association
Philco
Yank
R. F
Cet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!