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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1953

Page

5

Christmas Story Told for Children at Rosebush Church

The Rosebush Presbyterian Church Sunday hours present two Christmas stories for Beginners and Primary classes. Mrs. R C Thomson directs the flannel graph and records in the 11 15 am church hour. The Shepherds Find The New Born Savior December 13 and Wise Men Find The Baby King December 20. Parents urged to bring children both Sundays and Korean Milk Fund collections will be taken each Sunday.

Rosebush Presbyterian Church R. C. Thomson Korean Milk Fund

Rosebush Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Rosebush brief notices list residents visiting relatives in Mt. Pleasant and St Johns, guests at the Orr school bazaar, hospital visits at Clinton Memorial, and weekend gatherings across local families including Beutler Hyslop Methner and Campbell households. Frank Spickerman released from Saginaw hospital and other travel updates are included.

Irvin Shively Harold Hyslop Mt. Pleasant William Mullins Oliver Bishop Highland Park H. Q. Beuter Elsie Methner Jack Methner Ithaca Albert Campbell Teddy George Schleder Clinton Memorial Hospital St. Johns Schleder Harold Flaharty Lynn Ann Mary Lou Wayman McAttee Flint Frank Spickerman Saginaw General Hospital Othel Denslow Leonard Denslow Weidman St. Ignace Homer Campbell

4 H club hosts and 4 H events at school programs

JoAnn Ervin and Bonnie Dangler hosted a coffee hour for 4 H leaders in the sixth grade room. November hosts Emily Bowerman and Carol Jackson featured Thanksgiving motifs. Teachers Lola Fordyce Iris Tygleston and substitutes Homer House noted amid student livestock exhibits and a school assembly showing films What Is a Desert and Christmas Rhapsody.

JoAnn Ervin Bonnie Dangler Tugh Swindlehurst Eugene Morrison Donald Swindlehurst Dorothy Lowery Emily Bowerman Carol Jackson Lola Fordyce Iris Tygleston Central Michigan Community Hospital Homer House Eggleston Margie Swindlehurst Wayne House Detroit Gary Dangler Isabella County

Dozen 4-Hers Attend 3-Day Stock Show

Isabella 4-H youths departed Tuesday morning for the Detroit Junior Livestock Show, running through Thursday. They were led by Robert Acker and newly appointed county 4H Agent Harry Densmore, with several parents joining the group for the event and weekend family visits noted at home.

Joe Bureh Gary Dixon Larry Anderson Margie Swindiehurst Wayne Anderson Orriene Phillip House Wayne House Gary Terry Hovey Emily Bowerman Gary Dangler Isabella Earl House Floyd House Harold Anderson Ewart Bowerman Tom Bader Gerald Hovey Orrin Donald Swindlehurst Hugh Swindlehurst Leo Trainor Agnes Lawler Robert Sharp Pleasant Ralph Bradford John Fabian Jr Flint John Fabian, Sr

Air Circulation Essential In Storing Potatoes

Potatoes in storage stay alive with oxygen and emit moisture heat and carbon dioxide. Temperature below 40 degrees harms storage quality while 59 degrees minimum aids three month sales and 40 degrees for later use. Ventilation moisture control and insulation are crucial to protect both tubers and storage buildings.

Dennie L. Clanahan Michigan State College Clanahan

Farm Bureau Organization And Policies Explained

Carl Bradley of Clare County outlines Michigan Farm Bureau structure from community to national levels. Members control policy, elect directors, and participate in county, state, and national conventions, with a 15 member board and automatic roles for Junior and Women’s leadership.

Michigan Farm Bureau Carl Bradley Clare County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Bradley Fam Bureau County Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Community Farm Bureau National Farm ‘Bureau Farm* Bureau Junior Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau Board J. F. Yaeger Lansing GC. L. Brody Loran Nevill Orville Bates Frank Humphrey Ernest Town Colonville Chatterbox Orval Bates Eagle Mark McKenna Hersheyville Elm Grove Wayne Walters Eastwood Loren Birdsall Five Lakes Arthur Lower Brown Corners Winston Raymond Elme Grove Farm Burean

Unwritten Law of the Road Warns Pedestrians and Drivers

A Michigan police and safety group message urges drivers to slow at night and pedestrians to wear white to be visible. It warns grey clothing on wet roads blends with surroundings and stresses staying off pavement shoulders and using extreme lane positioning to avoid fatal crashes.

Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police Michigan State Safety Commission Automobile Club of Michigan

4-H Winners Honored at Clare County Fall Achievement Banquet

The event at Harrison High School featured guest Prof. Glen Taggert of Michigan State College speaking on better understanding neighbors to the south with slides from Latin America. County medals were awarded to Marilyn Davis, Lucille Becker, Pat Crawford, Carolyn Coats, Lorene Hildebrandt, Linda McQuiston, Joe Crawford, Joan Conner, Frank Myers, and others for 4-H achievements.

Clare County Harrison High School Glen Taggert Michigan State College Taggert Paul Gibson Marilyn Davis Lucille Becker Pat Crawford Carolyn Coats Lorene Hildebrandt Linda McQuiston Joe Crawford Joan Conner Frank Myers

Chevrolet To Be Shown Next Week End

Chevrolet plans its 1954 model introductions at local showrooms Friday December 18 with Tim Cotter announcing a nationwide dealer showroom display. The event follows a year of strong retail sales led by 1950 volume records and mirrors the two day announcement pattern.

Chevrolet Tim Cotter Plint L.A Cotter

Road and Street Improvement Expenditures Rise in 1953

National highway and street outlays are projected at 3.243 billion dollars for 1953, up from 2.913 billion in 1952. Maintenance, administration, interest and state police add to the total, bringing the grand highway outlay to 5.453 billion.

Bureau of Public Roads

Gate Brakes Save Lives at Marble Auto Collision

Specialized brake service offered with free inspection at Marble Auto Collision Service. Contact 260-W for details. Guard against brake failure with this Sentinel Classified offer presented in a concise, practical notice.

Marble Auto Collision Service

Aldrin Stops Wireworm Use Backed for Potatoes

Michigan State College entomologists report aldrin soil treatment before planting controls wireworms in potatoes. Trials show 2 to 3 pounds of 25 percent aldrin effective with minimal flavor impact, and the federal government has approved its use.

Aldrin Msc Michigan Michigan State College M.S.C Goveernment

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