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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1952

Page

4

Sherman Well Spacing To Be Set For Dundes Formation

State Oil Advisory Board will hold a public hearing in Lansing on February 16 at 1 00 p m to set spacing and maximum production for the new Dundes formation discovery in Sherman township Isabella county. Discovery by Chartiers Oil Company of Pittsburg was made last year southwest of Clare in section eight.

Dundes Isabella County State Oil Advisory Board Lansing Gerald E. Biddy Conservation Department Chartiers Oil] Company Pittsburg Clare Sherman Township Advisory Board Stony Lake Traverse Oceana County

Isa bella Pomona Grange plans meeting with Derwin Grange

Mt Vernon Grange reports Isa bella Pomona Grange will meet Derwin Grange Friday night February 22 at 8 30 with an officers club meeting. Also notes Saturday and Sunday visits, illness of Henry Ackerman, and Blue Cross enrollment deadline February 20 for new Grange members.

Isabella Pomona Grange Derwin Grange Officers Club Paul Archbold Bill Case Henry Ackerman Mt. Pleasant Hospital Lavond White Lansing Harold White Jerry Lee Ray Archbold Lynn Archbold Robert’ Léposky S. Leposky Harrison Donna Saginaw Grange Robert Leposky Roth Williams M.C. Hospital

Local social visits and illness notes across communities

COLONVILLE residents report visitors from Detroit and Alma. Mr and Mrs Harold Clute of Detroit called on Jay Clute. Russell Davis and Velma Watson visited Alma. Pontiac visitors Archie McKillop stayed with Mrs Ruby Thompson who is improving. Kletlers and Kistlers shopped in Saginaw. Glenda Rutter recovered from illness. Many families report sickness. Beth Walters spent a Wednesday with Albert Walters in Clare. Jay Clure joined Dewey Black for a Thursday night visit.

Harold Clute Detroit Jay Clute Russell Davis Velma Watson Alma Archie McKillop Pontiac Ruby Thompson Carl Kletler Virgil Kistler Saginaw Glenda Rutter

West Grant visitors share Sunday calls across Clare area

Mr and Mrs Al Walters of Clare visited his brother Roy Walters and wife Sunday afternoon. Ben Agle and family visited Coleman to see her mother and husband, with Carl Gruno and Miss Carrie Laker calling on Henry Gruno’s family Saturday. Joe Pannicki left for Detroit to visit daughters for a few days. Wm Bauder and two sons visited Seeley Johnson Sunday afternoon. Orrin Ford and children and Lyle Vought visited Vernell Bergey Sunday. Mrs Walter Garver and Mrs Dering spent Tuesday with daughter Floyd Squires. Donald and Nancy Dysinger visited Loris Dysinger Saturday. Roberta Stevens and daughter spent Sunday with Vernell Bergey. Floyd Squires and children were dinner guests of Lawrence Dalton and wife Sunday.

al Walters Clare Roy Walters Ben Agle Coleman Seba Umphrey Carl Gruno Carrie Laker Lake Gruno Henry Gruno Joe Pannicki Detroit Jerry Shuttleworth Edward Rayman Wm. Bauder Larry William Seeley Johnson Orrin Ford Lyle Vought Vernell Bergey Walter Garver

Delwin Grange welcomes baby Colleen Margaret

Delwin Grange reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Epple who will name her Colleen Margaret. Family gatherings include visits to and from Alma Ithaca Mt Pleasant Flint and Lansing with various relatives and friends noted. A February 22 meeting is planned for Delwin Grange and William Brake State Deputy spoke at the group Tuesday evening.

Cecil Epple Colleen Margaret Lillie Hubble Bart Walker Delwin Grange George Cluley Leonard Warren Watson Alma Lynn Barnes Ithaca Marl Walker Jack Morrison William Brake Howard Myers Robert Bellinger Bobbie Robert Myers Mt Pleasant Harl Henderson Lansing Walter Warren Barney McNerney Jean Lattimer William Hageart Asa Prout Max Ford Harpster Carrie van Conant Albert Myers Kenneth Myers Flint Earl Walker Epple Frank Bassett Beth Bill Leesh Mary Morrison Sunny Frank Campbell Mt. Pleasant Clare McTaggart Carl Mc Donald

Notes From Big Ben on Winterfield Township Cooperators

Follow up and scheduling with Lear Diment George Laughlin Clarence Martin Gerald VanderWoude Simon VanderWouds. Tree planting plans 500 trees ordered through Clare County Soil Conservation District. Shortage of trees limits supply. cooperators urged to source from other avenues and pre-order. Walter Garver Jr of Fowler Orchard seeks trees. only 2 000 available. Roy Brady Gary Mielke Bud Wallet follow up. Roy and Gary need waterway work this spring and plan revisions. Bud to develop spring muck for Reed Canary grass pasture.

I Apent Winterfield Township Lear Diment George Laughlin Clarence Martin Gerald VanderWoude Simon VanderWouds Lear Marion George Clare County Walter Garver, Jr Fowler Orchard Talo Roy Brady Garry Mielke Bud Roy Gary

Keep On Turning In Scrap Metal

Paul D. Gibson, Clare County Agricultural Agent, notes a fall scrap drive by Michigan farmers collected about one million tons of scrap metal. This amount, roughly three quarters of the scrap needed to produce steel for a year of new farm machinery, underscores scrap’s half share in steel and encourages continued farming in scrap.

Paul D. Gibson Clare County Michigan USDA Paul C. Gibson Clare County Agricultural Agent

Lights Boost Egg Production in Hens Meant for Short Days

Tests show lights increase egg output by extending the hens workday and stimulating the pituitary gland. Benefits appear when days are short as lights enable each bird to eat more and perform longer.

Minerals For Dairy Cows Cost Only Fifty Cents A Year

Michigan dairy extension dairyman James A. Hays estimates the extra cost of trace mineral salt for a dairy cow at about 50 cents annually. A cow uses 75 to 100 pounds of salt per year, and salt with cobalt and iodine is about 50 cents more than regular salt, a cost reported by Hays who notes most major salt companies offer trace mineralized salt.

Michigan James A. Hays Michigan State College Extension Dairyman

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Ernie Marsh Cities Service Clare, Michigan Sherman MT. Vernon Grange Harold Brooks Blue Cross Colonville Sylvania Kenroe Amusement Cleveland St West Grant Ravel Purerys Ac Ea Big Ben Ben Bosin Clare County Farm Vuelos Hays Gazette’s Clara International Harvester Geo America Desoto McEwan St. Bee Mary Bob pEsorépLyMours Dédlars NBG Rowtspaner Forn
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