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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1945

Page

7

Michigan State Rural Progress Caravan to tour Lower Peninsula

The Extension Service announces a 3 000 mile Michigan State College Rural Progress Caravan touring at least 50 counties from January 3 to March 29 to showcase labor saving farm and home devices developed from wartime farming. County agents and specialists will explain devices. farmers may bring creations. over 100 pieces of equipment will travel with two trucks and two trailers.

Michigan Michigan State College Lower Peninsula Emergency Farm Labor Department George Amundson Mr. Amundson

Michigan’s Top 4 H’ers in 1945 46 award winners named

Michigan selects four 4 H champions for Meat Animal Victory Garden Dairy Production and Soil Conservation awards. Lester McCalla of Ann Arbor receives a 17 jewel gold watch for top state record in Meat Animal. Wilma Miller of St Charles named finalist in Victory Garden. Donald Swagart of St Johns chosen for Dairy Production. David Geisler of Water Vliet selected for Soil Conservation. Sectional award covers all expenses to National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago.

Aichigan Lester McCalla Ann Arbor Thomas Wilson Chicago Chester White National Association Wilma Miller St. Charles Michigan Sears-Roebuck Foundation Donald Swagart St. Johns Kraft Foods Company David S. Geisler Watervliet David

Farm equipment caravan may become yearly Michigan event

A list of farm tools and devices including poultry houses, hay handling gear, cultivators, seed cutters, and livestock handling equipment is presented as a potential basis for a yearly Michigan farmers caravan. If popular, the event could become an annual forum addressing current farming problems and home furnishings ideas.

Local notes honor community members and visitors

Sympathy extends to the families of the late LaVerne Barber of Southeast Sheridan. Clinton Cordran is recovering well and walking. Arthur Dull bought a new Dodge truck and drove it home. Various relatives and guests from Detroit Jackson Midland Temple Pon tiac Battle Creek and Saginaw visitations and church Christmas committee appointments are recorded with dates and attendees.

LaVerne Barber Sheridan Clinton Cordran Arthur Dull Huldah Fowler Jackson Ralph Langdon Detroit John Kaul Russell Grigg Kauls George Gilcher, Jr Viint Roy Buckler Saginaw Floyd Langworthy Baby Midland Chas. Davis F. Zimmerman Sidney Court Rollie O. D. Robison Earl Temple Ila Mae Fancon Elnora ‘Williams Shirley Anne’ Walters Jeanette Kemp Otis Ware Battle Creek Clifford Randle Della Fairdle Lansing Elizabeth McClung Amos VanHorn Joseph Wesley Pontiac Stanley Schink Harold Wesley Jety Schunk Nova. White Pon

Local Social Notes From Vernon Area Gather Tidbits

Thursday to Sunday visits mark the week as Emma Miser of Farwell stays with Ed Herrick family. Mrs. Cora Wilson attends Clare church then visits North West Vernon with the VanSicklen family and meets newborn Alice Evelyn. Harry Bradley and Alice Thayer of Clare shop in Saginaw for Christmas as yard goods attract shoppers. Asa Wilson Chester Schaar Camp Swift furloughs and Vernon visitors join Carl Cotton family supper and Cotton household guests.

Edgar VanSicklen Harry Bradley Alice Thayer Clare Saginaw Asa Wilson Chester Schaar Camp Swift Texas Carl Cotton

Berkonpas Visit to Lansing Reportedly Last Week

Winterfield notes Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Berkonpas traveled to Lansing last week. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy underwent an appendicitis operation at Reed City hospital Friday and is expected to recover. Mrs. Lewis Lockwood hosted a shower for the Kennedys Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Binker and a Toledo area friend visited the neighborhood Saturday. Mrs. Wilbur Phelipp drove several schoolchildren to the Harrison dentist on Monday.

Melvin Berkonpas Lansing Ernest Kennedy Reed City Hospital Lewis Lockwood George Binker Toledo Ohio Wilbur Phelipp Harrison

Deer Season Highlights and Community Gatherings In West Grant

Several in West Grant harvested deer this season. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Koeplinger visit Edith Reynolds in Ed. Benic returns from Chicago relatives. The Stanley hostess club met at Mrs. Henry Gruno’s home. Ben Agle of Farwell stopped by Seeley and Mrs. Johnson. Wn Battle Walter Rehse and Seeley Johnson visited Steve Benic Sunday afternoon.

Duncan Koeplinger Edith Reynolds Benic Chicago Stanley Hostess Club Henry Gruno Ben. Agle Farwell Seeley Johnson Wn. Battle Walter Rehse Steve Benic

Beware Coughs From Colds That Hang On

Chronic bronchitis may develop if a cough chest cold or acute bronchitis is not treated Advise using Creomulsion which goes to the seat of trouble to loosen and expel phlegm and aid healing Safe if you tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with money back guarantee long ads style of a historic newspaper.

Pulpwood Demand Presses Pulp and Paper Industry

The Department of Commerce warns pulpwood production must stay at peak levels in coming months to meet national mill needs. The Industry Report notes rising pulpwood consumption since 1939, urges industry-wide concerted action, and highlights a 50,000-strong recruitment drive for woods and mill jobs with the U S Employment Service.

Department of Commerce Commerce Department Commerce Pulp and Paper U. S. Employment Service The Commerce Bulletin Lake States American Pulpwood Association

Prevent Piano Moths With Paradichloride Bag

A method to stop piano moth damage involves placing a bag containing four ounces of paradichloride inside the piano case to deter moths from feeding on the felt covering the key hammers. Warm months see increased piano moth destruction.

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Paul D. Gibson B. C. Mellencamp Clare County Isabella County Robert G Kleiner Clare County Aaa Goodrich Tires Motorola General Electric Products Schaeffer Deep Freezer DeSoto Plymouth Bolt’s Zeywur Or Citizens State Bank Clare, Michigan WM. H. Bicknell Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation David Geisler Elm Grove Winterfield West Grant Harold Fleming Sport Hotel Doherty Rosebush Mich
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