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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1952
Page
4
The Michigan State College lab tests show three plastic options for kitchen use: varnish, sheeting, and bonded coverings, each offering stain and heat resistance. Meanwhile clothing expert Lola Belle Green notes spring suit trends with snug jackets, mid-calf skirts, and new briefs for shorter figures, stressing proper fit.
Classified notice seeks a Sentinel type for work at 38 cents per week. Contact by phone at 36 immediately.
Michigan State College introduces a new dairy research and demonstration center using pen type barn layouts. The Quonset cowshed section houses milking, four cow parlor and cooling tank, with milk collected by bull truck for the dairy plant. Young stock and hay supply share left building, cows access hay and silage, and a new self feeding silo debuts for experimental study in Michigan.
About 15 000 Michigan farmers joined soil conservation district activities in 1951 an increase of 3000 from the prior year. R G Hill notes over 50 000 farmers have benefited under the state program with crop yields higher incomes and more food. Districts offered rental machinery and 15 laboratories operated soil tests. District nurseries produced nearly four million trees and over 5000 acres were reforested on cooperating farms.
A new Colorado conservation department color film Wisdom Grows Outdoors shows youths and adults in one to two week camps using learn by doing. It highlights field tasks, forest and stream study, and deer drive experiences to connect classroom lessons with nature. Requests for prints go to the education division in Lansing with only transportation fees charged.
Community notes list Sunday School at 10:00, visits among locals including Moyer Warner Ryckman Manross, and mid winter shuffleboard banquet at Swiss Inn with 40 guests. Social rounds mention Otto Pietsch birthday, Mary Slater, and new baby in the area, plus several weekend visits and a sudden death of Frank Hosler.
Agriculture note by Paul D. Gibson advises cautious alfalfa seed purchase. Michigan experts warn seed scarcity and quality issues with Kansas Common and Pacific coast origins. Seed should come from eastern regions near the Rockies and buyers should inspect tags and buy from trusted local dealers.
J. J. Miller of Cornell spoke at Michigan State College during Farmers Week on steer feeding. A good program uses pasture, promotes fall feeder purchases, wintering on roughages, 100 days grazing, sufficient grain for finish, and late season marketing. Miller notes no single best method. success requires farm grown roughages, winter feeding, and grain use. The talk cites New York experiments and rising farmer interest in cow herds.
Communion and preaching at 10 15 a m Bible School at 11 15 a m Mr and Mrs Blam Seymour and Mr and Mrs Donald Seymour and sons were dinner guests Sunday of Mr B Seymour's sister and family Mr and Mrs V J Renner at Farwell Mr and Mrs Vaness Cook visited J P Tordyce home Sunday Elwyn Pitts family visited Tom Sampson at Springfield and J F P Pitts visited his brother EH at Dayton Claude Wendell visited in Detroit Bertha McNeil former Gilmore resident underwent surgery in Lansing now at daughter Iona's home Collins of Great Lakes Bible College guests at Newton Huffine home Alex Buchel of Lansing visited with Norman Buchel family Lyle Rickles body returned from Pinellas Park to be buried at Gilmore township cemetery funeral at Stephenson Funeral Home Clare Sympathy to Ruth Rickles Eldon Lover and son Karl Mt Pleasant at Isaac Shaner home
Michigan State College veterinary medicine opens a new 250000 volt X ray therapy unit costing about 15000 dollars with an additional 20000 dollars for installation. The machine enables research on animal cancers including dogs and farm animals, aiming at human cancer parallels and broader disease treatment.
The notice lists upcoming group meetings in the east side district beginning February 11 hosted by Duane Prout, with the Harold Brooks group from Vernon township already meeting. It also mentions a Notta wa township farm bureau event on February 14, a pine seed bed interest by Clarence Theisen, and a planning update from the Block family group led by William Block.
In the decade ending 1950 the use of mechanical loading equipment in underground coal mines nearly doubled. The shift boosted productivity and reduced manual labor, marking a major change for the coal industry and mine safety practices.
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