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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1941
Page
3
Wheat marketing cards are available to 176 Clare County wheat farmers. Farmers must hold a marketing card to sell wheat and avoid penalties. Excess wheat can be stored, delivered to relief, or subjected to a 49 cent per bushel penalty.
The Isabella County DHLA No. 2 test by Arthur Norlin for June covers 292 cows across 21 herds, with 31 dry cows and 4 percent over 50 pounds butterfat. It lists pasture types, grain feeding norms, and the top cows and herds by butterfat and milk output including Maurice John, Glen Gothup, Bernie Smith, Cecil Emery, Toth Cotter, Ray Hagley, and others with their fat and milk figures.
Trade reports show Egyptian buyers increasingly seek American bathroom fixtures amid rising construction activity. Importers cite quality standards and brand familiarity driving orders, with distributors noting steady shipments to Cairo and Alexandria.
Oldtimer Mr and Mrs D G Barr from Mason and Mrs M Barr from Lansing spent the weekend with Mrs Jennie Hazleton and Max Barr. Frank Behm and wife from Saginaw were at their cottage over the Fourth. Iwan Willemot and family of Flint visited last week. George Tyler and Edith Care with Paul Gaulette of Flint and Mr and Mrs Paul Whitney and son of Detroit spent the weekend with Fred Bauer and wife.
Mr and Mrs Henry Fahnestock and children of Farwell visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Beard Sunday. Mrs Clarence Ranes was a Harrison caller last Wednesday. Mrs Goldie Martindale and son Maurice of Grand Rapids spend the week at their farm. Mr and Mrs Goff Willson and their little son left for Ohio and West Virginia on a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs Floyd Ferguson and Mr and Mrs Frank Robertson of Lansing visited their cottage for the weekend. Miss Helen Weage was home from Clare Sunday. Miss Helena Vander Woude was a caller at the Weage home Saturday. William Blain enjoyed a visit from his daughter Wilma of Pontiac the past week. A B E VanHorn of Mt Pleasant was a visitor Saturday. Clare callers from our community last week included Mrs Goff Willson, Mrs Paul Weage, Mrs Clarence Ranes, Mrs Kenneth Benchley, Lois Benchley, Clarence Parks, the J Beard family, Mr and Mrs Ralph Goodrich, Roy Sobiski.
Weekend at Bertha Lake Resort features Mr and Mrs C Chaney of Saginaw Mrs K Ferguson from Detroit Mrs Frank Follmer hosting Otter Lake Cottage visitors plus Flint Midland and Lansing families. Private J Owen King from Fort Sheridan stayed with parents with Lionel and Alfred Kink returning him home after three days.
Many Lake George residents and out of town guests spent weekends at cottages and cabins around Oakdale and Tompkins resort. Families from Lan sing Flint Saginaw and Detroit visited relatives and enjoyed modest fishing, with several new cottages and beaver dam area development noted.
The community notes numerous weekend visits and cottage stays. Fred Starkey and family from Caro visited his cottage. Stanley McAlpine and Flint relatives spent time at their lodge. Owosso residents John Cameron and wife and Ted Rice and others were seen at local cottages. Local residents Clare Luce and Viola Welty were noted in town and at family homes.
Radio schedule lists broadcasts on WKAR 870 AM Michigan State College with Roger Wills presenting Why the Weather. Daily topics include weather maps, clouds, and simple meteorology, plus Farm News Digest and Market Reports through July 23, featuring programs such as Visiting Michigan Cities and Conservation News.
The Civil Service Commission announced exams for six grades including Housing Management Supervisor with salaries from 2600 to 6500 dollars a year in the U S Housing Authority. Other tests include Project Auditor in the Quartermaster Corps with up to 5600 dollars, coal mine spectator in the Bureau of Mines at 4600, and Assistant Inspector of Hulls and Builders in the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation at 8200. Washington D C appointments only.
Judging for Isabella County 4-H girls in food preparation and canning takes place Friday July 18 at 10 00 am in the Home Economics Laboratory at Mt Pleasant High School. The top four scorers advance to August elimination in East Lansing. Mrs Ruth Senoubert and Miss Marian Erwin oversee the event with all club girls invited to participate. Cupcakes muffins and jars of fruit vegetables and meat are the judging items.
Announcement lists senior and junior blueprint and photostat operator exams with annual salaries of 1440 dollars for seniors and 1260 dollars for juniors. Details available at the local post office.
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