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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1942
Page
2
Farmers using receipts and expenditures must report three income types: cash or property from sales of livestock, profits from resold items, and all other income. Wages from a saw mill must be reported as off farm income. farm status defines farming broadly but excludes recreational farming losses. Insurance payouts replacing expected crop income are taxable.
Contracts let for delivery of marl and sugar beet lime to Clare County farmers. Under the 1942 Agricultural Conservation Program farmers signing a farm plan are eligible to receive full or partial farm benefit payments in these materials depending on earning power. Delivery costs are $1 per yard to most townships. Arthur excluded.
Sugar beet has different per yard costs across townships. Sheri dan Grant Hatton and Surrey at 1.00. Garfield 1.15. Arthur Lincoln 1.25. Freeman 1.30. north half 1.40. Orders go through the agricultural conservation office at Harrison. payment via deduction from 1942 farm payment. Contact county office or township committeeman for details.
WKAR station 870 KC powers 5,000 watts and opens a vegetable production short course on Friday February 6 at 11:00 am. The series runs weekly through 1942 with horticulture and home economics departments guiding timely gardening tasks.
Russell Pixley of Lansing visited here on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Heber attended an AAA committeemen gathering in Clare county at the Schlafley home in Grant. Our extension group met with seven members and two visitors for a nutrition lesson at the Heher home. The next meeting will be with Mrs August Hoskey later this month. The weather turned cold again after a spell of warmth.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Switzer visited Gladwin on Tuesday. Mrs Mamie Brunnie and son Eldon called on Mr and Mrs Hdd Dady on Sunday. Mrs Charles Adeblue, Mrs Randolph Ace and the Dady couple were in Harrison on Monday. Ida Price Hugh Price and Len joined the Dady home for supper Wednesday. William and John Fanslow visited Harrison on Monday. Mr and Mrs Charlies Manwaring spent Friday evening at the Dady home.
William Bauer traveled to Saginaw for Army Air Corps examination. Carl Bauer, Jack and Jim Grover spent Sunday fishing. Fred Walter with John Bauer Sr and families socialized Saturday. Clarke Walters struggled to collect mille after storms blocked side roads. Theo Allen and Barbara Houghton visited weekend with Floyd Allen and Ray Houghton families. Mrs. Jim Lloyd has flu. Yda Mary Hochstetler visited sister and husband. Dennis Alien spent Sunday with Cornwell farms relatives. Bill Bauer with Mrs Bauer Sr spent Friday in Saginaw.
Mrs Pardee and Mrs Ford of Flint spent Wednesday with their parents Mr and Mrs Peter Hanes, continuing family visits in the community.
We extend our sympathy to the Brooks family in the passing of Mr Brooks Friday morning. Many local families are mentioned visiting relatives and guests, including the Vander Woude and Cutler households, with trips to Cadillac Marion Flint and other areas as listed.
Miss Esther Poet visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs J C Newman last week. She spent Tuesday with her aunt Mrs Bernard Allen and was supper guests at the Glen Newman home. Mr and Mrs John Brubaker were Friday evening visitors at the Earl Sanders home. Mr and Mrs Galen Coats and children and Russell Sanders spent Sunday at the Lorin Leitner home in Gladwin. Mrs Glen Lower and daughter of Coloma visited the J C Newman home last week. Miss Gladys Ruby of Madera California was a guest of Mrs Galen Coats last week. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday February 12 with Mrs J C Newman. Weather and roads hoped to be better than at the last meeting.
Mrs. Archie Tryon of Pontiac spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Mayme Runyan. Several residents shopped in Mt. Pleasant Wednesday. Ernest Penrose traveled to Ohio then attended Farmers Week in Lansing with prize lambs. Mrs. Jennie Bates and Mayme Runyan hosted a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Warner with over seventy guests.
Mr and Mrs William Moline of Mount Pleasant welcomed a baby girl Joyce Kay born February 1 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing eight pounds eleven ounces Grandparents join in the joy Also mentioned are local social visits and weekend family time Thurston Allen spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Scott Allen
Carl Athey sustained a sprained ankle with a fractured bone at a recent skating party. Riverside Grange held its annual oyster dinner with low turnout of eleven due to illness. Visits and callers are listed among local residents including Brubaker Wood Hudson Hubel and Shull. Groundhog shadow comment closes the note.
WEST FREEMAN residents Alex Muzyck and his children Paul and Marion visited Elgin Hickok's home Sunday. Helen Gaffney of Barryton spent Sunday with her parents, John and Mrs Gaffney. Albert and Cleon Gaffney of Ypsilanti were guests of the Gaffneys. Mrs Elgin Hickok visited Evart earlier in the week. Otis Hicks and family called on Mrs Hicks' father Thomas Cook's home Sunday afternoon. Bruce Hicks stayed overnight at the Cook home.
The Yellow Bus Line serves Saginaw daily at 1 30 P M and 5 00 P M with connections to Flint Pontiac Detroit Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort. The Blue Goose Lines run routes through Clare Reed City Baldwin Scottville Ludington with north south connections at Reed City and Ludington departures from Clare at 10 05 A M and 5 10 P M and 12 08 P M 2 23 P M 12 27 P M 1 59 P M.
The Clare County Road Commissioners met January 19 1942 at the Court House Harrison Michigan. Attending were Chairman Sam Bruce Com Bowler Bowl er and Tiedeman. Payroll of 2065 70 approved and bills read for payment including insurance supplies fuel and parts with adjournment after evening session.
Dr F G Slattery physician and surgeon operates from Mussell Block Clare Michigan with no office hours Thursday afternoon and evening for patient consultations and emergencies.
Local auto service ad for Hudson Oldsmobile Pontiac in Clare Michigan offers tires tubes batteries accessories gas and oil at 104 West Sixth Street. Promotes vehicle maintenance and parts supply with emphasis on quick service and neighborhood convenience.
S. E. Gardiner M. D. offers special eye glass fitting with guaranteed results at the same Mt. Pleasant location for 42 years. Telephone number 34-021 accepts appointments by phone.
A garbled classified style item lists firms and services including Clare, Charles M. Wright Decorating Company and a range of technical offerings such as X-ray and fluoroscope related treatments. The text appears as an advertisement header with contact hints and product names.
In Clare County Michigan Probate Court on January 24 1942 Judge George Bates ordered two months for creditors to present claims against the estate of Gayford J Switzer. The hearing to examine and adjust all claims is set for March 24 1942 at 10:00 AM at the probate office in Harrison.
The Red Sea once known as Sea of Edom and Mare Bur brum is discussed. Parts of the sea appear red from certain marine plants coloring the water and shores.
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