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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
4
The community mourns the death of George Dilien, a respected citizen and pioneer who passed away late Saturday afternoon. Sympathy is extended to his family. Mrs. Lucy Carey and Mrs. Maude Norman visited Mrs. Gladys Werts Saturday afternoon.
Michigan State University dairy scientist Dr. Clinton Meadows tests two breeding patterns in 39 heifers to compare 14 month calving with 12 month cycles. One group aims for a 9805 day lactation, the other for 365 days plus a two month rest, evaluating daily productive life and breeding efficiency.
Dan Reed and Chuck Burkett reported to Clare Farm Bureau board about a proposed federal sales tax. They noted Michigan farmers enjoy a favorable exemption, so preemption could hurt them. They cited American Farm Bureau Federation data with 1 677 820 members and upcoming events in February and March.
Mrs. Bruno Braun visited sister in law Mrs. Bill Coe and newborn Jane Ann at Clare Hospital on Wednesday. Families moved, visits to Clare hospital and Harrison. Daniel Band Church attendance 101, prayer meeting 18 at Ernie Nunn home Bea verton. Frequent local visits include Randle, Bennet, Hoffman and Barber households.
Miss Gardner of Harrison is named Winter Sports Queen of Clare County. Sunday visits included Mr. and Mrs. Martin Heiser of Midland, Mrs. Lettick and children, and many neighbors stopping by the Lietzke home. Laurie and Paula celebrated early birthdays with pink and white cake as Roy Ramsey dined with his C. Jordans relatives. Numerous relatives from Interlochen Beaverton Loomis Flint and Clare area visited the Bergman and Severson households along with other extended families.
Mr and Mrs James Yeoman announced the birth of a grandson to Mr and Mrs Robert Robb in Lockport New York. The baby Kirk James weighed eight pounds thirteen ounces. Mrs Mary Karash of Marys Cleaners underwent leg surgery at Clare General Hospital. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs James Bradley Sheridan Mrs Helen Cleveland and four grandchildren others at the Ne vins and McDonel Herron homes. Sheila Hemstreet received tonsil surgery at Clare General Hospital.
Andersonville Warren Nellis Jr. arrives home January 23 from Ft. Carson Colorado for a 12 day furlough with his Warren Nellis Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nellis and family of Brown City spend the weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox and family visit her parents. Art Paisley, injured in an industrial accident two months ago, returns to work in Midland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shafer visit sister Mrs. Helen Mater and family in Farwell. Warren Nellis Sr. travels to Windsor Canada for a short visit. Card party set for Friday evening at the Center.
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