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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
3
In Ann Arbor a birthday party honored Leona Fahnestock on May 28th with fifteen girls attending. Guests included Mrs. A. Muterspaugh and Mrs. Fantile Reed visiting from Rogebuah and Leaton relatives W. Wy Brophy.
Pastor WW Hurd leads service on The Come-outers and the Stay-outers on June 3 with June 10 focusing on Is College not a Friend to Grace This service marks Children’s Day. D S Church R B McGuire Branch President hosts Sunday School 10:00 a m Social service 11:00 a m Religio 7:00 p m Women’s Dept. meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p m.
Local church notes list Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 in the Welcome Church. Evening service follows at 7:30 with a Tuesday 7:30 prayer meeting. Neighbor updates include visits by the Everett family and several residents traveling to Clare, Bay City, Flint, and Detroit for work, care, or family events.
Local society page lists visits and weekend stays among Residents of Chesaning Mt. Pleasant Lake George and nearby towns. Names include House Hidden Johnston Sponseller First Hovey Moyes Stickie and Campbell with travel to Beloit Rockford and Ionia weeks spent at relatives homes and farm help.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schofieid and three children visited Elmer's parents Wednesday. Geo. Vande Bogert returned home last week. Dale Rulapaugh and family from St. Louis visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Timpe last week along with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilby of Gilmore. The Tigners spent the weekend at Hope. Homer Rogers and family visited with Walter Msterline's family in Gilmore. Local gatherings included Louis visiting relatives, and several families such as Milton Davison's hosting guests from Lan sing and others. Clarence Root and Millard Rogers of Flint visited F Lay. Roy Cook of Lake called on Milton Davison. Vern Finch and his mother visited the Finch household, and Wallace Graham and Arthur Finch were home for the weekend.
Detroit residents Eagle R. A. Carr and Emma Carr with daughter Geraldine visit here. Nearby families from Clare Flint Chelsea Beaverton and Marion share Sunday calls as the community extends condolences for the passing of Geo. Orvis and honors Rev. Bates at the funeral services.
An obituary fragment notes a bereaved family coping with a death, with limited readable lines indicating a personal loss and shared sorrow within a close circle.
A long list of visitors and events fills a town report. Families from Detroit Flint Ionia Clare Breckenridge Lansing Greenwood and Mt. Pleasant attend a May 25 class banquet at the opera house and various relatives visit, bid farewell, or host gatherings.
A fragment notes an aim to cut electrical waste by ninety six percent and suggests that eliminating waste would amplify usable power about twenty five times for the same expenditure, signaling a major efficiency push.
Bulletin 541 from New York Agricultural Experiment Station notes nitrogenous fertilizers can revive vigor in sour cherry trees and improve leaf size and fruiting, though benefits from phosphorus or potash are unclear. First year yields may drop after application, with gains rising in years two and three, especially when combined with pruning and careful thinning.
This guide explains growing several good ever bearing strawberry varieties. Plant early varieties too and remove blossoms on overbearing plants at the right time. Keep weeds down and water during dry spells. Maintain vigorous growth and limit bearing to summer and fall for best results.
Garden column explains pruning grapevines to boost fruit. It advises removing about nine tenths of the new wood each year, ideally in fall or late winter, and shows how fruit comes from shoots of the prior year starting from 1927 canes.
The article advises farmers with orchards of young trees to fit protectors on all trees under two inches diameter to prevent rabbit damage. Use poultry netting or heavy paper rather than tat paper or roofing material, and ensure the protector blocks bark access so rabbits move on.
Root cuttings of select mother trees with exceptional vigor and disease resistance are used to vegetatively propagate and test offspring. Researchers assess affinity to varieties and adaptability by planting in orchards to reproduce superior traits faithfully.
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