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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1949
Page
14
Rev. A D Telder announces a Sunday July 3 8 pm show at Dover Tabernacle of a new scientific color film Voice of the Deep. The film claims fish speak with a language of their own and depicts snapping shrimp and Chesapeake Bay crushers as sound producing sea life.
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago listed as producers of Voice of the program. The note references the ministry and its involvement in producing the show. Details on air dates or personnel are not provided in the fragment.
The fourth annual White family reunion was held Sunday at Island Park in Mt. Pleasant with 40 members attending. A noon pot luck chicken dinner and ice cream followed a short business meeting led by Edward White as chairman and Gladys White as secretary. The next gathering will be on the third Sunday in June 1950 at the same location. Attendees included Cecil Allen, Arthur White, Safford Terry, Clyde White, Forrest White and families from multiple Michigan towns.
Michigan Mutual Windstorm reports losses totaling 491 274.92 paid from January 1 to May 31 on 10 783 claims. Secretary Powers notes substantial 1949 storm impact, pending about 1 000 claims, and no rate increases needed due to strong surplus.
Colorado A & M extension poultry specialist O C Ufford warns that the pullorum bug infects both adult chickens and their eggs. Chicks hatched from infected eggs commonly contract the disease, causing heavy chick mortality and ongoing losses for poultry raisers.
Benjamin Franklin's second will reappeared after twenty years in the hands of Arthur Pforzheimer, a New York collector. Dr. William Lingelbach of the American Philosophical Society notes it is the first record locating Franklin's personal possessions.
Report cites the United States lacking about 30 percent of required physicians. Medical groups warn patient access could worsen while shortages affect rural and urban areas alike.
San Francisco physician Dr Meyer Friedman described at a Cleveland meeting a method to photograph coronary arteries in living humans. The technique, tested on animals, could soon allow early detection of coronary disease and guide treatment. He also outlined a simple collar based device to measure rat blood pressure, aiding hypertension studies.
Charles M. Upham of the American Road Builders Association argues that better roads on Indian reservations are crucial to raising living standards. He notes that in 1938 roads were mostly trails with no paved routes, hindering markets and schools. Between 1933 and 1948 Congress funded 37 million for roads and bridges, yet only 20,548 miles exist, with 8,000 graded and 200 paved, and highway aid funds have largely deferred maintenance.
The common rose diseases are blackspot and mildew, with mildews showing on tired foliage and a gray leaf film. Regular weekly spraying controls these fungi and insect pests. cover both leaf sides and adjust intervals to ten days or two weeks in hot weather, resuming weekly when cooler falls returns.
Advertises a laundry service offering washing of diapers and baby clothing with uniform garments, plus general laundry service. Claims time savings and economical pricing with a call to action phoning 404.
The Stevenson Lake 4-H Club opened last Friday under President Dorothy Gruno. Twenty three members exist with seventeen present. Barbara Thatcher of Clare attended as a visitor. The club schedules a July 1 game against Glass School 4-H Club and plans a Coldwater Lake camp trip on July 28 with eight boys and six girls attending. The next meeting is at the Albert Seiter home on July 7, reported by Donald Snear.
The Evergreen 4 H Club of Gilmore township held a Friday meeting at Glass school on June 24. Members played ball before the session. President Joe Cook called the meeting to order at nine. Plans for a float were discussed and names for 4 H Camp suggested. Bilton Fordyce and Ben Williams joined the club. Boys books were distributed and the meeting adjourned.
The week of June 12 19 featured a library workshop at Walden Woods near Hartland with classes in book selection renewing storytelling and poster work. New equipment like a ceiling projector and microfilm a year of daily paper copies impressed attendees as the story hour tentatively begins in September with four volunteer tellers.
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