Calf loss tax heavy on Michigan farmers
Michigan dairy losses run 10 to 20 percent of calf crops each year but can be reduced. J G Hays of Michigan State College will discuss raising calves at Clare City Hall on February 7 with more meetings planned on February 14 21 and March 6 covering dairy building equipment site selection and disease control.
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Dairy Department
Michigan State College
Michigan
J. G. Hays
Extension Dairyman
Clare City
A. J. Bell
A. C. Bilatzer
B. J. Kilham
Resort News Mackinaw area social notes and calls
Resort notes list several callers visiting homes in Harrison Lincolnton and nearby towns including H Shaw Reed City Kenneth Benchley Edgar Waldron Joe Frook Charlie Theaier Dorothy Sickles Helena Vander Wouder Leo Harris and Kenneth Benchley with his sons Bobbie and Donald The Bible pictures shown by Pastor I W Wyrick at Lincolnton hall drew a large attendance Also mentions schoolchildren with colds and weekend visit by Helena Vander Woude to Winterfield
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H. Shaw
Reed City
Kenneth Benchley
Edgar Waldron
Joe Frook
Marion
Burns Holmes
Charlie Theaier
Redding
Harris
Dorothy Sickles
Ewart
Helena Vander Wouder
Harrison
Ralph Cowles
Henry Wellman
Kenneth Cowles
Bertha Lake
I. W. Wyrick
Helena Vander Woude
Winterfield
Leo Harris
Farwell
Kenneth Benchley and Sons
Bobbie
Donald
Lincolnton Hall
Lake George Resort weekend visitors and fishing notes
Henry Prince and friends from Detroit hunted rabbits in the last season window. Stewart Curtiss from near Shepherd visited on business. Detroit residents occupied the Stanley Curtiss cottage over the weekend. Several locals and visitors including Borst and Brace families appeared at town events. Fishing, mainly pike and perch, was reported fair. an oyster supper drew local crowds.
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Henry Prince
Detroit
Stewart Curtiss
Near Shepherd
Stanley Curtiss
Stanley Hergenroeder
Mt. Pleasant
Lloyd Nichols
Betty
Tom Nichols
Charles Borst
Pontiac
J. R. Borst
Flint
Ray Brace
Lansing
Fairview
Clare
Verne Braden
Charles Shepherd
Frank Manning
R. Honeycutt
John Sears
Harry Kress
Alfred Abbott
Frank Baker
Fred Wolf
Tori Nichols
Roy Howard
Pheasant Feed Practices Influence Bird Populations in Michigan
Michigan State researchers link farm grain harvesting to pheasant numbers. Winter feed relies 60 to 75 percent on waste grain with the rest from weed seeds. unharvested rows and corn shocks provide winter cover.
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Michigan
R. G. Hill
Michigan State College
Sunday School Crowd Attends Hunting End
A lively crowd gathered for Sunday School Sunday while activity lingered from the hunting season. Frank Bush the new Game Warden visited town, with families from Clare and Jackson taking part in recent outings and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Braden
Basil Baker
Grand Ledge
Bertha Lake Resort visitors and weekend hunts
Sam Ramsey and a Flint friend visited Bertha Lake Resort for a weekend of hunting. Carson Richter and Fred Kennedy of Saginaw fished and hunted during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hall of Flint hosted Mr. and Mrs. Jas Grimes and family of Bedford for the weekend. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. F. Bauer included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Simons of Clare and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckland of Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kube returned from their cottage at Clear Lake for a couple of days. The Hollowells from Flint stayed two days this week.
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Bertha Lake
Sam Ramsey
Flint
Carson Richter
Fred Kennedy
Saginaw
Russell Hall
Jas Grimes
Bedford
F. Bauer
Tom Simons
Clare
Fred Buckland
Bridgeport
Oscar Kube
Clear Lake
Hollowells
Benefit Bazaar At Lake Saturday Night Draws Proceeds
The Good Luck club held a benefit bazaar at the Grange hall in Lake on January 27. Proceeds after expenses totaled 34 dollars and were given to Mr. and Mrs. Dot Brown amid reports of family hardship. The event featured fancy work displays lunch and music by local performers.
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Eight Point Lake
Wm. Feuchter
Claud Wheaton
Grange Hall
Lake
Sid Colosky
Merle
Beryl Ranshaw
Lansing
Lloyd ,Hunt
Flint
Dot Brown
Weekend visit features families from multiple towns
The passage notes Mr and Mrs Bert Mar and Mrs Claud Wheaton and others visiting from the southern state over the weekend. It mentions Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hunt and Bonnie of Flint and Mr and Mrs Merlé Ranshaw of Lansing visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs Don Brown.
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Ageniparenty
Bert Mar- Vir
Claud Wheaton
Ray Clark
Lloyd Hunt
Bonnie
Flint
Merlé ‘Ranshaw
Lansing
Don Brown
Clute Family Guests and Visits Across Florida
COLONVILLE residents host and visit relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clute and sons were dinner guests of Morrel Clute in Clare. Hila Kistler visits Loomis family. Garvers, Roberta, visit Lansing relatives. Patricia Clute and roommates spend time with her parents. Dale Davis and Jean stay with Donald Davis in Skeels. Harold Clute visits Warren Ohio relatives. Jesse Hampton and mother visit A D Hampton. Jesse shows Colorado trip motion pictures.
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Colonville
Jay Clute
Robert
M. D. Clute
Morrel Clute
Clare
Hila Kistler
Clyde Kistler
Loomis
Floyd Garver
Roberta
Lansing
A. D. Hampton
Loran Nevills
Janet
Patricia Clute
Mr. Pleasant
Dale Davis
Jean
Donald Davis
Skeels
Harold Clute
Warren
Ohio
Clute
Jesse Hampton
Clate
Jesse
Colorado
Neighborhood Pepper Game Sparks Winners and Visits
Mrs. John Tice hosted a Pepper game with neighbors and friends on Friday night. First prize went to Mrs. Barney McNerney and Mr. Geo. Renner. Lunch was served by Mrs. John Tice and Mrs. Geo. Renner.
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John Tice
Barney McNerney
Geo. Renner
Frank Nevins
Phill Worden
Clarence Ramey
Harold Kile
Raymond Lennox
Tom Ramey
Pontiac
Francis Varney
Garrith Webster
Geo. Ramey
van Steetre
Willa
Elm Grove Community Notices Chronicle Blue
Elm Grove society notes cover a Ladies Aid meeting on February 7 and numerous visits, illnesses, and social events. Names include Mrs George Koch Mr and Mrs Perry Steele Joyce Arden Jo Anne Marion Harvey Wilson and more with hospital stays and a four blood transfusion event for Mrs Rulapaugh and related family care.
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Elm Grove
George Koch
Ladies Aid
Perry Steele
North Bradley
Robert Nunn
Anna Evans
Newman’s Store
Byron Smith
Harvey Wilson
Wilson Rinehart
Flint
Wm. Schieber
Donald
Jackie Newman
Clare County Hospital
Lola Rulapaugh
Hildebrandt
Mr. Rockwell
Arthur
Edith Raymond
Cingana
John Loar
Willard Loar
Leo
Robert
Clinton
Mud Lake
Otto Rulapaugh
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Otto Rulaspaugh
Winston Raymond
Roger
Castra
Rulapaugh
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Counties
Mrs 8s father Cliff Castle of Kent City visited her last Sunday. Chas Armentrout and son Clarence spent Sunday with the Armentrout daughter and family in Colonville. Hildebrandt family and Albert H report Adrian visit to see sister Matilda Ottgen and husband, hospitalized with broken neck and collar bone, slowly improving. Vernon Bennett and wife saw his mother and brothers at Beaverton.
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Cliff Castle
Kent City
Chas. Armentrout
Clarence
Ray Strouse
Colonville
Rudolph
Hildebrandt
Florence
Otto Hildebrandt
Albert H
Adrian
Matilda
Ottgen
Townsend Club Installs Officers and Opens Membership Contest
The Townsend Club met last Friday and installed officers led by President R S McBride and 1st VP Clinton Cochrane. Howard Cotton is 2nd VP and Hilda Gilson serves as Secretary Treasurer. Committees were appointed and a national membership contest runs through March 31 with McBride and John Bell as captains. winners receive a silver cup after supper for the winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
R. S. McBride
Clinton Cochrane
Howard Cotton
Hilda Gilson
McBride
John Bell
Local Residents Visit and Family Gatherings Across Towns
Roy Gordon and Raymond Reed visited friends in Glen Gordons area and Lansing on recent weekends. Laurence Robinett toured Grand Rapids for business. Several families attended birthdays and dinners at homes in Glen Blystone Colaville and nearby areas, including visits to Mrs. E Blystone, Mrs. Elsie Pudway, and Mrs. Kleinhardt.
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Roy Gordon
Cornvwellville
Raymond Reed
Lansing
Glen Gordons
Laurence Robinett
Grand Rapids
Billy Newman
Ronald Chatterton
Saginaw
C. BW. Davis
Glen Blystones
Dessie Davis
Florence Robinett
Mrs. Allen
C. J. Smith
Kelly Turner
Dorothy Shaver
Glen Blystone
Verne Haines
George Scott
Lake
Social Roundup From The Brand And Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon and Mrs Lilly Mickle of the Brand visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Albert Shaver and family. Several relatives and friends from Clare Detroit St Louis Lansing and Bay City gathered or visited. church events and a Gideons talk were enjoyed.
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Glenn Gordon
Lilly Mickle
Brand
Albert Shaver
Ios
Gladdy Trentch
Fréd/ Jr
Wood
Roger Kleinhardt
Detroit
Dola Mercer
Beaverton
Community Notes From Pontiac and Nearby
Mrs Minnie Hutchinson and family visit the Robt Kleiner home. Glenn Poett and Walter Kleiner travel to Pontiac for furniture for Mr and Mrs Sanford Mott who will live with Mrs Motts sister Mrs Marie Allen. Mr and Mrs Glenn Poett consult a skin specialist in Saginaw for a small growth on his mouth. Bryan Miller loses two cows to pneumonia. Mrs Dessie Davis visits. Marie Allen and grandson Wayne celebrate a birthday. Mr and Mrs Lowell Penroise welcome a son born January 27 at Clare Gen hospital. Mrs Henry Kleiner Sr and Mrs Rabt.
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Minnie Hutchinson
Pontiac
Kleiner
Glenn Poet
Walter Kleiner
Sanford Mott
Poets
Bryan Miller
Dessie Davis
Marie Allen
Wayne Allen
Ralph Allen
Lowell Penroise
Clare Genérais Hospital
Henry Kleiner
Rabt
Community Happenings and Local Bonds News
Kleiner and Ruth Ann and Mrs Hutchinson visited Mrs Ernest Klein er for a birthday. Townsend movement canvassing continues with renewed membership drive. Esther Poet of Clare visited her parents and church services. Gideon speaker noted for Bible distribution work. 4 H club hosted by Mrs Glenn Poet with leaders Chatterton and Leeth. Farm meetings at Clare high school attract many youths. Newlyweds Theodore and Mrs Reger congratulated. Funeral held for Rev Honderich. Parsonage hosts Alton David and Faynell White and Cliff Whitney guests.
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Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Robert Hutchinson
Ernest Kleiner
Harvey
Clint Cochran
Townsend
Misa Esther Poet
Clare
Glenn Poet
Mr. Smith
Gideon Society
Gideons
R. Chatterton
Margaret Leeth
Miss Leeth
Walter Kleiner
Clare High School
Hanson
Theodore Reger
Honderich
North Bradley
Alton David
Faynell White
Cliff Whitney
Midland
Community Names and Weekend Visits in Alma and Area
Mr and Mrs Ted Hair and sons Teddy and Larry of Alma spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clifford Price. Mr and Mrs Ross Skelton of Auburn called on Mr and Mrs Byron Lyons Sunday. Miss Elnora Sersaw spent Saturday with Rose, Lois and Mildred Price. Lorenzo Sersaw visited his brother William and family near Harrison Sunday. Hisworth Miller and son Bud called on Clifford Price Friday evening.
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Ted Hair
Teddy and
Larry
Alma
Clifford Price
Ross Skelton
Auburn
Byron Lyons
Elnora Sersaw
Rose
Lois
Mildred Price
Lorenzo Sersaw
William
Harrison
Hisworth Miller
Bud
Public Notice Order for Publication in Clare County
Probate Court of Clare County orders hearing for license to sell Emma Boots estate real estate. Lloyd Allen administrator to sell interest. hearing set February 21, 1940 at 10 am at the Harriinson courthouse. publication in Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Alexander E. Wylie presiding judge. Estella White, Register of Probate.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrifonsin
Said
Pirégent
Alexander E. Wylie
Emma Boots
Lloyd Allen
Clare Sentinel
Time for Claims Hearing In Michigan Probate Court
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders two months to present claims against Emma L. Bellinger estate andappoints March 22 1940 at 10 AM for examination and adjustment of all claims Maurice Black Administrator and Alexander E Wylie Judge of Probate presiding Estella White Register of Probate.
Order for Heirs of Robert Nixon in Clare County
Flora Coyne petitions to determine the legal heirs of Robert Nixon who died seized of real estate. The court sets February 16, 1940 at 10:00 AM for a hearing and requires publication of this order for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
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Hensey
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Alexander BH. Wylie
Robert Nixon
Flora Coyne
Clare Sentinel
Time Tables for Clare area Rail and Bus Lines
Eastern Standard Time schedules list arrivals and departures for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette trains plus FOSTER BUS LINE and GREAT LAKES MOTOR BUS CO. routes. Connections include Mt. Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing and Clare hub with daily north south links and transfer points.
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Foster Bus Line
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Motor Bus CO
Eastern Standard
Clare i
Gray Harrison
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Mt Pleasant
Saginaw
Notice to creditors in Harrison County probate case
Clare Hffie KE Babcock deceased two months from January 10 1940 allowed for creditors to present claims to the Harrison County probate court for examination and adjustment. All creditors must file by March 15 1940. Claims will be heard March 22 1940 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated January 10 1940 Alexander BH Wylie
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State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Alexander BH. Wylie
Arthur J. Bellinger
Thomas R. Bell
Maurice Black
Hffie KE. Babcock
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Paul D. Gibson
Extension
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City Hall
Windover Lake
Lake George Resort
Andersonville
wHigg
Herseville
Estella
White
Estella White
Alexander EB. Wylie
Estella White Register of Probate
Ath
Alexander E. Wyle
Ann Arbor
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Dr. Clare
Christina M. Schutt
Fifth Street
Neimeyer
Clare, Mich
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G. C. Born
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Over
Grill & White Jewelry
B. J. Sanford
Cuarh
Mcewan St
F. G. Slattery
Mussell Block
Philip M. Bertrand
McHwan
Clarh
Bob’s
Mick
Hudson
Oldsmobile
Pontiag
Accessorian Gas
Glare County General Hospital
Sixth St
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Donald E. Holbrook
McEwan
S. E. Gardiner
R. H. Strange
Hyes
McArthur - Strange Clinic
DR. C. B. Neff
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