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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

10

Local social notes and farm updates from area towns

Mrs and Mrs John Dion and family of Flint visit Wm Hileman. Mrs O Somers of Gilmore township visits Leo Heints family. Horton Case sells two Holsteins to Tony Huskey. Seb Pfannes to Saginaw on business. Tony Huskeys host 60th birthday gathering with dancing. Green entertains his mother from Flint. Mrs Silas Brown injured while chores and sidelined. A. B. Burton and Claire Johnson to Coleman. Seb Pfannes and others travel for business.

John Dion Flint Somers Gilmore Township Wm. Hileman Emerson Burton George ‘Heints Lansing Leo Heints Horton Case Tony Huskey EL OR. Brockway Gladwin Merle Wedge Sandusky Seb. Pfannes

Local Social Notes From Brush College Area

Mrs Haack Wilkie spent the weekend at Lansing with her niece accompanying her home. Mr and Mrs Glen Lower and children and Mr and Mrs Ted Newman and children visited J C Newman. Russel Sanders with J Coats and son Galen to Wabbard Lake for a few days. Frank Sanders visited his brother Lou near Shep herd Thursday, Grandma Sanders accompanying them to spend the summer. Ruth Hamner visited J G Coats residence. Gladys Ruby of near Dyke visits aunt Mrs Randolph Rockey and others. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Emma Fitzpatrick. Lester Storms and family and Gordon Mc Gilvery with children and Marl Sanders friends were Sunday evening visitors. Mildred Laneworthy spent last Thursday and Friday with Agnes Bauders of Vernon.

Haack Wilkie Lansing Gdcom Glen Ted Newman J. C. Newman's Russel Sanders J. &. Coats Galen Wabbard Lake Frank Sanders Lou Sanders Shepherd Grandma Sanders Ruth Hamner J. G. Coats Gladys Ruby Randolph Rockey Aid Jane Emma Fitzpatrick Lester Storms Gordon McGilvery Art Storms Doris Storms Marl Sanders Mildred Laneworthy Agnes Bauders Vernon Grange Stanley Schunk Nina Freed Maple Rapids Rudolph Hilebrant Daugbters Chas. Russell A. T. Carrow Neathammer Bay City Rudolph Hildebrant Louie Vancon Delos Wright Pontiac Gladys Sarai Schunk Cecil Pudway Harland Williams Louie Fancon N. Davis Clarence Cotton Ginn Pifer Saginaw Bruce Williams John Densmore Reginald McBride Cole Henry Nettie Bedan Frank Barton George Schunk Donard Robinson and Son O. D Detroit BH Smith Funt Harvey Wilson Bob Williams Bob Nunn

Loomis Social Notes from Loomis Miss Doris Visits

Loomis residents share weekend visits and church events. Families from Pontiac Flint and Clare stop by, Donna Chedister and Harold Harvey host, Chrissy Smith helps at church, and a school picnic marks the end of the term amid plentiful baskets. Reverend Pendleton returns next Sunday, and a ball game mystery leaves both ambulance and police unsure which to call.

Doris Court Robinson Ott Pontiac Anderson Clare Donna Junior Chedister Flint Harold Mona Jéan Harvey Chrissy Smith Loomis Chrissy C. D. Harvey Pendelton Beaverton Tyler Burton Art Roe North Mr. Roe Chicago White Sox New York Yankees City

HINKLEVILLE Social News Highlights From Hinkleville Area

Local notes report visits from Flint and Detroit residents including Mrs Nellie Bellinger returning from Flint and Mrs F Winkle joining family gatherings. Families travel between Flint and Hinkleville for birthdays picnics and Decoration Day events with several weekend calls and dinners noted.

Marion residents visit relatives and share leisure time

Marion residents win and visit relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Russell Davis of vend Rapids and Mrs Miles Davis of Marion called on Frank Davis. Neislerhood and children visited Wednesday evening. Mrs Elmer Wheeler visits Pontiac relatives. Mose Artibee family at Swartz Creek. Foster visited Delmer Thayer home and they fished.

Win Ferfield Bie Mes Owossa Andres Magela Hale Marion Rissell Davis Vend Rapids Miles Davis Frank Davis Mos and Mys Wim. Neislerhood Elmer ‘Wheeler Pontla Mose Artibee Swartz Creek Delmer Thayer

West Freeman Community Notes and Local Visits

A list of residents and visitors in West Freeman over the past week includes Peter Oman of Lake, Carl Shingbarger and families fishing for trout on Nor way trout, Huon Darnell and John Gaffney attending a Windover Club house dance, and Orville Martin with family visiting the Shingbarger home to help with housework. Others include Chas Croston of Sears, Vic Finch and family visits, and Alfred and Albert Gaffney at the VanHorn ranch. The Heintz pickle agent made rounds to secure cucumber contracts.

Peter’ Oman Lake Carl Shiabvarger Huon Darnell John Gaffney Windover Club Orville Martin Sears Carl Shingbarger Margaret

Windover Lake weekend visitors and local calls list

L Blain and family of Pontiac spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wm Blain Glenn Harris to Harrison on Monday Mrs B A Faunce Norma Ray Kridey and Mrs J Schepers of East Lansing came to their Windover cottage. Numerous locals and visitors from Clare Farwell Lake George and Lansing durée. A Windover Club party Saturday evening featured dancing with Bert Walker and Igia Hickok providing music.

L. Blain Pontiac Wm. Blain Glenn. Harris Harrison B. A. Faunce Norma Ray Kridey J. Schepers East Lansing Windover Lake Kenneth Benchley HE. F. Achard Wilse Charlie Lepard Clare S. Harris Glenn J. Burns Clara J. Musil Farwell McBain G. Gallaway J. McIntyre Detroit B. J. Sanford A. Helbrook Ralph #. Hughes Lansing Tony Achard S. Harrig Orville «Smith Pleasant Frank Newsom W. Smith Lake George J. Grubaugh Bannister Burns Home Norma Pratt Glenn Harris N.H. Smith Natalie B. Darnell West Freeman Em VanOrder Chas, Calkins Frank Thirly Achard Blain Virgil Wilma Gaylord Gallaway Hoover Dover Ona Blain Hart Dunkle Bertha Lake Bert Walker Igia Hickok

Summering at the Lake George resorts and camps

Local residents and visitors from Clare Lansing Saginaw and Ann Arbor gather at Tamarack lodge and various cottages for Decoration Day weekend. Fishing trips, camp visits, and social outings fill the days as families stay at the Snyder and Beulah area camps and nearby cottages.

Community Notes From A Weekend Of Local Events

Mr and Mrs LE h Beling announced a hake rday event while JL A Presley and Curtis visited Glare Monday Henry Fahnestack of Farwell made a Sunday call at S J Beata’s J J Beard Glenn Harris and John Burns attended a meeting in Harrison Monday Hazel Harris was named a seventh grade pupil who wrote on the state exam, not sixth and the community wishes her success.

LE. H Beling Hakerday JL. A.’ Presley Curtis Henry Fahnestack Sor Farwell S.J. Beata Ore J. J. Beard Glenn Harris John Burns Harrison Hazel Harris

Moores Crossing residents attend weekend gatherings

Mr and Mrs Walter Smith attended a dance Saturday at Buell Smiths home in West Grant Mrs Roy Allen Maxine Jamies Harold Higgins were visiting a farmer's place last week Lee Matin helped shear sheep for local farmers Alebi Madison and family visited sister Mrs Roy Powers and family in Hinkleville Sunday

Walter Smith Buell West Grant Roy. Allen Maxine Jamies Alse Harold Higgins Lee Alebi Madison Roy Powers Hinkleville

Advance Grange Ice Cream Social Draws Local Crowd

A lively Grange meeting drew many members on Tuesday with fifty attendees. An ice cream social is planned for Friday at the hall, inviting all. Several local residents and visitors were noted in Sunday calls and visits around the community, including families from Maple Rapids and Bay City.

Hens Lying in Summer How to Feed Flocks

Poultry expert guidance from Mr Hurd of the New York State College of Agriculture on wet mash feeding for hens laid eggs late summer. Advice includes using skimmilk when available, or dry cat litter with water, feeding 20 minute portions, and providing green fodder and fresh water. Also notes tobacco dust as worm and disease control with nicotine sulfate content.

Hurd New York State College of ‘Agriculture Tillya

Hen offspring best indicator of a hen's breeding value

A three year US Department of Agriculture experiment with 798 White Leghorn hens shows progeny testing of daughters best predicts a hen's ability to produce good layers. Eye production fails as a reliable selection criterion and results vary widely even among full sisters and different sire dam pairings.

United States Department of Agriculture Morley A. Jull Animal Husbandry Beltsville

Lice on Poultry Fed on Dried Skin Not Blood

A correspondent from the Indiana Farmer's Guide explains that poultry lice do not feed on blood like red mites but consume dried skin and feather fragments. They may bite small skin wounds but do not suck blood, yet lice constantly crawl over hens causing significant discomfort and nervousness.

Indiana Farmer's Guide Hey

Connecticut Bill Redefines Egg Classifications

A measure passed by the Connecticut General Assembly requires eggs to be labeled as fresh eggs cold storage eggs preserved eggs or incubated eggs. If an egg is wholesome and edible but does not fit these categories it may be sold simply as egg.

Connecticut House of the General Assembly

Poultry Gleanings Highlights Ohio’s Strong Poultry Output

Ohio ranks fourth in poultry production with 24,954,000 chickens. Pullets lay about twenty percent more eggs than yearling hens. Seneca county poultry had 1,800,000 eggs marketed last year. Pecky Rhode Island hen owned by Ernest Baht of Pomeroy, Ohio. First exhibit of poultry at an American fair was Emden geese by Sisson at Pawtucket Rhode Island in 1826. Farmer Tyrrell County North Carolina is building a brick structure for storage and baby chicks cost 60 cents for stove piping 20 cents for lime.

Ohio Seneca County Pecky Rhode, Island Fen Ernest Baht St Pomeroy America Sisson Rhode Island Pawtucket Tyrrell County N.C

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Mann.siding Claire Johnson Coleman Silas Brown Miles Sin Goodrich Goodrich South MeHwan St Michigan Brush College Nellie Bellinger Clifford Wilson Wm. Hawkins Howard Weller Weathers A. Oliver F. Winkle Jas, Sherman Alice H. T. H. Club Ray Archholt Bellinger Park Marvin Caul Wilson Farm Cassidy Farm Giles Purdy Purdy Arthur Harper Jerry Koontz H. A. Boody Frank Shkyring Cecil Winkle Patricia Hinkle Geo. Bure Wa. Straight Eva Straight Oid Son Grand Rapids 8. Brownell Marguerite Byba Lake George Resort F. A. Luce Rose Luce Emma Snyder John Cameron Fred Frisbey L. L Snyder Camp Wim. Luktim Ma Sil Morris Gordon Basil Bakers Robert Kempfert Ann Arbor Tamarack Lodge Phila Smith Williamston Frank Manning Tom Elmer Kress Friend Harry Kress Dan Butterfield Lyman. Frisbey Kress James Duncan Otto Sprague Owossd Fred Buckel James’ ‘Tatman James Rhiner Schofield Don Luce Nathan Bicknell Moores Crossing New York College Danae Areel Sary Chas S. A. Wilkinson the Sentinel Oxfords Davy
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