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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1948
Page
11
Michigan State College sheep specialist R H Nelson warns that poor summer management and parasites cut lamb gains and profits. He endorses a worm control mix of phenothiazine and galt fed in a covered salt box, plus spring dips or sprays for ticks, lice, and maggots. Ensure shade water and salt, and supplement pasture with hay and grain to keep lambs growing.
Ida Wilber of Owesdo visits Mrs. Ray Holford while Mrs. Willard buys the James Collard farm near Temple. Midland’s A. B. Fry calls on Chet Thomas at the Myers home. Welch couple from Flint vacation at cabins east of town with Kohn family visiting Holfords. The Morrow family from Dearborn spends weekend with Stella Myers.George Thompson hosts Clio’s Van Buskirk family and Lansing’s Thomp son and Fuller families, plus David Goodrich and Betty Phelps. Albert Van Buskirk of Clio visits. Petro family and others return from vacations. Hadley family vacationing at Missaukee lake. Walter Austin and son from Pontiac visit desired relatives.
The Lake George community holds Sunday School each Sunday at 10 00 with Harry Moyer as superintendent and a Baptist church service at 3 00 led by Rev E E Redman. A local restaurant opens in the former Minnie Kennedy site while residents travel to visits and family gatherings across Michigan and beyond.
Vernon City community notes a pastor change at the Church of the Nazarene as Rev. and Mrs. Schmidt of Shaftsburg take the vacancy, replacing Rey and Mrs. Phillips who depart for Marine City. The piece highlights ongoing church improvements and welcoming events, plus various local social visits and greetings across families in the area.
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