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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
5
Sunday services at the United Brethren Church at the usual hour with a 10 30 Sunday school and an 11 30 sermon. A cordial invitation goes to all. Several residents and visitors from Clare, Midland, Detroit, San Diego and elsewhere are noted visiting relatives or attending events, with many short social mentions and a late column apology for omitted items.
Mrs Avery Barber and family and Mr and Mrs Duncan Kepling er spent Sunday with the Reynolds family. Chris Weber called at Seeley Johnsons. Kathrene Robinett visited the Reynolds home. Ester called on Viale Willard. Seeley Johnson hosts Sunday callers Olve Orvis and Perley Blackledge family. Ladies Auxiliary of the farm union met with Chris Weber. Perley Blackledge visited Joe Squires. Howard Seabolt moved west of Farwell. Henry Wentworth drilled beans for Bob Jackson. Gertrude Twedeman visited Mrs Dale Reynolds.
West Freeman and Wm Batzer and wife from Cadillac visited his sister Mrs Arthur Hansen and family. Flint visitors J L Cocke and family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs S HB. Shina barger. Baby boy born June 25 to Mr and Mrs Elgin Hickok, both well. Benchley family of Windover visited area homes. Shinabarger and Hansen families called on Clare neighbors. Morse girl Katherine spent week with aunt and uncle Harry Boucher. Claude Morse and parents retrieved her Friday. Gaffney family members connected to CC camps and Farwell visitors. John Gaffney family and Mrs Hansen visited her parents. Rodabaugh children and parents at Sears area. Nellie Heiman from Sherman City called on Shinabarger.
A study of 168 roadside markets urges locating on a heavily traveled highway with clear visibility and wide, inviting approaches. Favor level roads or hilltops, shade, avoid curves, and provide ample parking. Right side location toward the city, near stopping places or attractions, boosts sales and profits.
Agricultural engineer A T Holman from the federal soil erosion farm in Bethany Missouri says properly terraced fields reduce drainage problems in rolling lands. Terraces reclaim 10 to 20 percent of low wet areas while cutting erosion on high grounds. They guide water away from gullies, prevent seepy swamps, and distribute runoff through broad channels with V or U bottom shapes.
Pathfinder Magazine summarizes a Department of Agriculture finding that pigs fatten best in clean pens and pastures with a weekly bath. It notes pigs prefer dry, clean sleeping corners and that apparent filth is often due to keeper practices rather than the animals’ nature.
A simple remedy for summer algae in water tanks uses copper sulphate crystals swished through the water. A ratio of one part copper sulphate to one million parts water destroys algae while remaining harmless to livestock and most fish. In some cases a copper wire may provide the needed trace copper.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines three effective weed control methods for pastures. Use timing mowing and grazing with sheep or goats, apply phosphate and potash in fall, and nitrogen in spring to improve results.
Nikola Tesla aged seventy eight is a devoted pigeon friend in New York. He nurses wounded birds in a hotel room and sometimes relies on top bird doctors. He has cared for more than ten thousand pigeons in recent years and helps owners reunite with lost birds. Dr John Robert Gregg, whose shorthand system dominates U.S. schools, teaches around the world and cites ancient papyri as evidence of early shorthand.
Montreal, PF. K. Pease of London and his dog Ji arrive in Montreal en route to the Arctic to spend three or four years seeking the logbooks of Sir John Franklin. He carries 80 tons of equipment and plans to walk and ski from Churchill to Chesterfield inlet toward an unnamed island where he believes caches lie, guided by a map said to be from Knud Rasmussen and possibly left by Franklin's party.
A homemade radio set led to locating radium valued at 3 000 dollars in ash at a Nashville hospital. Hospital attendants alerted insurer officials, who then summoned Arthur Omberg. Omberg built the device, visited the hospital, and recovered the radium from ashes after the indicator spun.
Elizabeth Klufts and Bertha of Albion visit the Lynch home. Several residents travel or host relatives in Albion Vernon Lansing Battle Creek Detroit Flint Sunfield and Lake George. A child breaks an arm and college attendance noted for Velma Coyne at Columbia University summer session. Rose Lynch graduates at St Marys hospital in Saginaw.
The Hall of Fame was conceived by Dr Henry Mitchell MacCracken then chancellor of New York University. On March 5, 1900 the court accepted a gift of 100 000 and later increased to 250 000 from Mrs F J Shepard Helen Gould for erecting and completing a building on University Heights New York City to be called The Mall of Fame for Great America.
Loomis church events include Sunday school at 10 30 and evening service at 8 00 with Wesley Teale as superintendent and a 7 30 young peoples meeting. The column lists several visits among locals and relatives including Grace Bergey returning from Saginaw and multiple trips to Alma Clare Flint and Detroit.
The article notes minks typically live about nine years but can surpass that lifespan when kept in captivity. It mentions better care, access to water and appropriate foods extending their longevity.
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