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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1950
Page
10
Complete Optical Service advertises eye exams and glasses with hours 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 5:30, evenings by appointment, closed Thursday afternoons, located above White's Jewelry Store at 2 Clarh Michigan.
The Michigan Probate Court in Harrison appoints February 6 1951 at 11 am as the deadline to present all claims against the estate of Hstelle K. Dysinger. Public notice to run for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. George Bates Judge of Probate.
The Conservation Commission orders a five year fishing prohibition in the Muskegon River waters spanning Clare Mecosta Missaukee Muskegon Newaygo Osceola and Roscommon counties. No nets or spears may be used or fish taken during the period starting January 1 1951. Signed October 4 1950.
Bus routes stop at 115 East Fourth Detroit with connections to Lansing Jackson and Chicago. Clare arrivals at 11 53 am 2 08 pm 8 05 pm 10 35 pm and departures from 6 30 am 11 00 am 3 00 pm 5 30 pm. Includes connections at St Ignace Reed City Cadillac and other Michigan towns with daily departures from Clara at 6 20 am 6 40 am 2 20 pm 10 20 pm.
Dan McDonald, a friendly Ford dealer, promotes a budget plan for motor and transmission work with no down payment required.
Local residents report social visits among Coats Leitner Newman Archbold and Rockey families in rural Gladwin and Clare areas. Dental work, car trouble, and a canceled school bus ride due to icy roads are noted as next updates await calmer weather and more submissions.
Lake George area community bulletin invites residents to Sunday School at 10 00 each Sunday with Harry Moyer serving as superintendent. Aimed at all ages, the program emphasizes study and fellowship at the Community Building.
Rev James C Herring pastor leads Bible School at 2 00 P M and preaching service at 8 00 P M on Sept 8 00 P M prayer meeting Tuesday and other services listed in church notice.
The Clare Church of God Homebuilder’s Class presents Christmas music and play Happy Birthday Dear Jesus at Town Hall Lake George on December 20 at 7:00 p.m. Invitation extended. Local visits and holiday happenings noted.
A farmer planting alfalfa late in summer produced a weak stand despite good liming. A G Weideman of the MSO soil science department notes alfalfa adds nitrogen and organic matter but needs fertilizer. propose 300 to 400 pounds per acre of 0-20-20 drilled into the soil in spring to improve the stand.
Michigan State College soil experts Longnecker and Cook surveyed northern Michigan corn fields to find phosphorus deficiency linked to manure. They note manure supplies low phosphorus and phosponium is not readily soluble, advising preplant or at planting time phosphorus additions.
National Safety Council figures show December January and February report about 1000 deaths due to burns. Principal causes include defective heating appliances or improper use and defective chimneys. In summer months the burn toll drops to about 300 a month.
Bosink a local U S Soil Conservation Service planner spoke to the Harrison High School Conservation class led by Wilson Rinehart on Thursday December 6. He described land capabilities and the proper land use for each capability, illustrating with colored Soil Conservation slides taken in Clare.
To keep Christmas trees from shedding needles, choose a freshly cut tree and keep the base cut, placing it in water or wet sand. Scots and Red Pines top the pine order with white rigid branches for heavy gift loads. spruces rank White, Norway, and Black, with needle retention similar to pines.
Local officials imposed a strict one hour parking rule on Main Street and posted extra deputies to enforce it. A traffic expert from the State Capitol visited, discussed zoning, and a surprise twist followed when he received an overtime parking ticket he chose to pay at the Sheriff's Office.
Last Monday evening the Kenneth Rawsons and Ross Renners hosted a Tabbit supper for Hubert Scho fields before leaving for Florida. Ann Rawson and the Rawson couples shopped in Saginaw on Wednesday. Ruth Pitts helped with an aluminum tray at Mrs. Kenneth Ransom’s on Tuesday. Kathy Brown sustained a burn from an oil burner. John Laverty visited Higgins Lake Work Shop Friday and returned Sunday. A school movie was shown Monday morning by Preston Johnston. No Grange meeting Thursday due to road conditions. new members to Brinton Wednesday for officer install. Keith Scott and Danny attended a wedding in Farwell at the Latter Day Saints Church Saturday. Wilton Laverty family visited Sunday evening. Ann Rawson visited Allen Rawson’s Thursday and cared for Dickey. Robert Bowling returned Monday from work. Fern Perry began work at Ferro’s Monday after illness. Grange news to be shared each Thursday. Christmas party at Glass abhood Friday December 22 inviting all.
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