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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1941
Page
8
A summary from Michigan State College notes eleven profitable points for cattle feeders. Key ideas cover feed costs, finishing premiums by grade, typical feeding periods, ration substitutions, corn silage as cost effective feed, protein supplements, and molasses as grain substitute with limits.
Clare county horses whose owners requested parasite removing pills will start swallowing their doses next Monday January 18th. Reply cards have returned to the County Agent’s office faster and in greater numbers, showing satisfaction with past results. Township groups are being arranged and grouped for each day’s work. late requests should be sent immediately to the County Agent.
Rosebush Methodists report services and Sunday school times at two churches. Local clergy updates include travel to Traverse City and Flint. The Vernon-Seaton Catholic Women plan a January 10 fundraiser at St Henry’s school auditorium to buy a phonograph. Community members seek work in Indiana and Michigan and return to school after holidays.
Fifteen thousand wives seek separation orders in courts in Gréas Britain annually, while 2,500 husbands go to prison rather than pay the allowances fixed by the court.
ERMA DUNKLE visited Waterford and Battle Creek last week. OTTO PIETSCH and family hosted visits from Waldemar Pietsch two sons and Des Murphy of Detroit last Sunday. Ona Blair spent the weekend at their farm. Bud Dunkle returns from Pontiac for a few days. Teasil Cascadden has flu and is improving. Russ Hall and wife hosted Flint guests. Leonard Preston and Marion relatives visited the Blain family. Leone Winchell stayed with Emma Dunkle. Kitty Ferguson returned from Detroit trip.
Bruce McFarland returned from Detroit to visit family while Alfred Abbott came from Pontiac to view his new home. Several residents, including Ray Bruce and Gale Blackledge, spent weekends at cottages in Fairview and other nearby spots. Local hunting trips, employment travels, and cottage gatherings marked the week with many Clare callers and weekend trips to Tompkins resort.
Community scene recalls New Year visits and local gatherings. Supt. P A Oman led Sunday School at 10 30 a m with preaching at 7 30 p m by Rev I W Wyrick Cottage prayer meetings weekly with place to be announced Mrs Barberree of Hersey and neighbors visited and many families shared New Year greetings and trips.
The moon lies about 240000 miles from Earth and the sun about 93000000 miles away. This comparison shows the vast scale of our solar system and the spacing between celestial bodies in our neighborhood.
Mrs J C Watson and Lawrence Hutchinson visited parents Mr and Mrs Robert Hutchinson on Saturday night returning to Flint Sunday with Jack and Dick Watson who stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Kleiner. Rex Orvis died shocking the community and Mrs Russell Stanley won second prize a Mix Master in a recent contest. New Year guests at the Hutchinson home included Ernest and Mrs Kleiner and Walter Kleiner Gordon and Marjory Jane Kleiner and Dick and Jack Watson.
Church schedule lists a long service with devotions, communion, sermon and Bible School led by Alvin Wood, plus evening service. Local notices report Ed Gamble improving after hospital visit, Chris Hames recovering, Ralph Seymour's improving condition, and health updates on Kreger, Jarmon, Alger, Seymour, and Hamilton children. Percy Welch marriage noted.
Vernon City residents hosted relatives over New Year and weekend trips as Mrs. Robert Leposky and son Jimmie stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Archbeld while her husband journeyed to the Soo. Other visits included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tidball of Pine Run, and cross-town callers from Clare Midland Eagle West.
Sunday visits and family gatherings are listed from Clare, Farwell, Beaverton and Mt. Pleasant. Names include Gynthia Bmnery Amelia Gardner Sharon Suzanne Hiva Lackey James McDonel Bergey home guests, plus Edith Burns and children and I L Bergey family. Hospital and illness notes mention Mr. Lockwood in Ann Arbor and Etta Howard improving at home. New Year guests feature Theresa Hemstreet Fred Hess and Harold Hess.
Mr and Mrs Jean Boland visited Sunday with her father George Acker man Verne Powis called at Wesley Olivers Saturday afternoon Wesley Oliver was in Mt Pleasant Thursday afternoon on business Frank Ackerman visited with his father one day last week
Mrs Bill Hulbert shows marginal improvement. The community mourns Mrs Sarah Belcher longtime resident who has died. Sympathy goes to her bereaved children. Miss Hazel Shilling wed Forrest Gilmore of Detroit on New Year’s Day.
Day in Plint residents prepare for changes as Floyd Irwin family welcomes Donald Lee born New Year’s morning. Measles affect Cook and Phipps children while others visit relatives and funerals planned for Sageaw. Paupers and neighbors share meals and hospital news in wrap of small town life.
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