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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1957
Page
4
The note from Allen's TV thanks customers for the year and wishes everyone a joyous Christmas and a happy New Year. It emphasizes sharing a large red ribboned Christmas package as a gesture of goodwill and unity among all customers.
The Clare Church of God presented a Christmas program with a Junior Church singing and a three-scene pageant titled The Christmas Story. Mrs. Teal Leonard narrated, with solos by Ruth Annand and Jeanie Helbling and a pantomime of The Old Rugged Cross. A Christmas message by Rev. Sickal closed the event as the church noted recovering members and announced next week’s Christ's Birthday offering and a Great Hour of Prayer on December 24.
Roman Catholic bishops of the United States announce in Washington that careless driving and actions endangering life are sinful and morally equivalent to murder. They urge drivers to reflect on their moral obligations behind the wheel.
In this urging commentary the author argues Christmas should center on Jesus rather than commercial excess. The piece laments widespread Santa displays and the abbreviation XMAS, urging readers to honor Christ daily and keep the season focused on spiritual blessings.
In VERNOW CITY the community plans a Christmas program this Sunday at 8:00 pm featuring songs recitations and solos led by Mrs Forest Stoll with Miss Shirley Tice assisting. Rev and Mrs Stoll will attend a turkey dinner and gift exchange in Saginaw.
Michigan State expert Leyton Nelson says Vernal alfalfa seed remains a good buy despite higher costs. Tests show Vernal out yields Ranger by about half a ton per acre per year, with better winter hardiness and leaf-spot resistance. recommend using in long term hay fields and securing seed supplies now from local dealers.
Clare County agricultural agent Richard Schroeder says sheep raisers miss a chance to earn income under the wool program if they do not apply for incentive payments. To qualify, producers must keep records of purchases and sales including buyer name, original signature, date, and the number and live weight of lambs described as un shorn. Payments apply only to unshorn lambs.
County Agent Richard Schroeder visits Joe and Harry Murphy farm in Clare to address a dairy barn moisture problem. He outlines insulation and moisture control steps, emphasizes ventilation with a fan, and notes tax forms and lamb program deadlines with guidance from the Extension office in Harrison.
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