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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
19
Simple party hosting favors guests and hostess with a buffet using paper plates. Outdoor spaces like terraces or lawns suit the setup. Pastel colors and minimal decor attract attention. Disposable plates and napkins ease cleanup after the event.
Turn a dated bedroom dresser into a stylish piece with a new mirror. Remove the old attached mirror, fill holes, seal surface, and lower the height by shortening legs. Choose a design minded mirror and hang it centered over the dresser at eye level for a fresh, contemporary look.
A jumble of trivia items and scoring notes covers topics from Acgop and endive to Robin Hood and Jenny Lind, mixed with miscopied answer options and caps on points. It mentions glassblowers in ancient Egypt and a 6,000 year trade lineage.
Swine erysipelas is described as one of the worst swine diseases spreading nationwide and causing multi million losses. It can affect hogs and other animals including horses cattle and even humans who may contract erysipeloid. Early accurate diagnosis strict sanitation quarantine vaccination isolation carcass disposal and pen disinfection are urged to prevent spread and future outbreaks.
Army newspapers reach every soldier from training camps to front lines with over 250 editions of Stars and Stripes and unit sheets. Circulation in the Far East Command totals 186,000 with 72,000 Korean editions, delivering hot wire stories and features across theaters.
Joseph J Beard of near Wind over Lake died Sunday morning June 8 after a short illness at a Mt Pleasant hospital. He is survived by wife Dessie a son Eddie a daughter Grace Fhanstock two brothers Guy and ?ped a sister Mary Cook several grandchildren and many friends. Funeral held Wednesday at Temple.
The following youths were received as members at St. John's Ho. Lutheran Church Clare by confirmation on June 1 1952 Alice Marie Walter Roger D Walter Janet C Schaeffer Jay Lehr and Judith Ann Tate Mrs Walter Storke was received at St. John's Ho. Lutheran Church Hamilton township by confirmation on June 4 1952.
This Sunday features Crawford at Beal City Oil City at Farwell Harrison at Winn and Lake George at Shepherd with Farwell leading the standings after recent wins. Beal City aims to rebound from a 4 3 loss to Tri County rival Oil City.
A terse remark suggests Ireland may raise its immigration quota for Americans if the potato shortage persists. The comment references a 1953 “carousel cut” and hints at broader political or economic maneuvering amid supply concerns.
The European Command Stars and Stripes distributes free papers in the combat zone with about 55,000 copies sold daily. The European Command operates book stores selling 150 magazines and multiple newspapers including New York Times and New York Herald Tribune editions, plus Army Times Air Force Times and Overseas Weekly. The Carribbean Army News serves troops in the Panama Canal Zone. Local papers often arise from mimeographing, duplicating, and varied formats.
Hollywood reveals how film horses seem to be shot for battlefield scenes. Veterinarians administer anesthetic to put animals to sleep during filming, a method also used for cattle in disaster pictures. Wild horse fights are staged with taped mouths and sponge rubber hooves.
Akron Ohio reports a solution to odor from gar bage trucks. B F Goodrich engineers designed a special air and water tight rubber gasket for rear doors on covered trash trucks. The seals prevent contents and odors from escaping.
The Laymen's Fellowship of the First Congregational Church will conduct Sunday morning worship at 10 30. Clifton Schultz will call the service, George Beck will read scripture, and Atty Harold B Hughes will deliver the morning message. An informal coffee hour will follow in the church parlors inviting all to attend and participate.
Murl M. Houghton hosted his bowling team at a 7:00 dinner in the Burgundy Room of Hotel Doherty Tuesday evening. Guests included team captain George Kane Harvey Hartshorn Ralph Musser and James Start. Start, a pharmacist at Houghton Drug Store, was filling in for Bart McCrory Jack Rodabaugh Jr and John Showalter could not attend. The team held first place in its league and lost only to Dunlop's by 19 points in last season's playoff.
Free berries for freezer use. Pick your own with containers. Mrs Roy Townsend 2 miles north of Clare on US 27 phone 92. Plus Wayne prize offer and dog food discount from Mars Gravit Co Clare phone 4.
Burial services were held for Mrs. E. Lloyd Brown at 2:30 PM Wednesday after noon of last week. Born Marie Thurston July 22, 1889 in Arthur township Clare County she died June 2 1952 in Royal Oak Michigan aged 62 years 10 months 11 days. She married B H Lloyd Brown July 7 1908 and had three sons James John and Clarence. Survived by husband and sons and two granddaughters. Burial in Cherry Grove cemetery Clare with Rev Oscar Witt Olson officiating. Arrangements by Doherty Funeral Home.
The Lucky Clovers 4-H Club organized Monday at the Bolle home in Herrick. Officers include Carol Bradley president Lewis Bolle vice president Ann Jackson secretary treasurer Jon Hintz reporter. Eight youths enrolled and extra members may join at the next meeting June 23 at Herrick School with local leaders Mrs Helen Bolle and Mrs Phyllis Mellin. Bob Acker 4 H Club agent from Isabella County attended as guest. Refreshments were served by Mrs Belle Tintz.
Grain and feed prices from Johnston Elevator Co list wheat oats barley buckwheat with varied cwt values. Meats and eggs quoted by Rosebush Elevator Grading Station include hogs dressed prime veal spring lambs prime hides and egg grades with multiple price points.
Prices show ranges for cattle hogs and sheep including choice prime stockers and feeders, utility and common cattle, veal calves, bulls, calves, hogs and lambs. Notable figures include prime veal calves 37.00 to 39.75 and choice No 1 hogs 190 to 220 pounds at 21.50 to 22.30.
Mr and Mrs Henry Ott of Harrison dispute family claims that their parents lost the Budd Lake home and that funds were withdrawn from a bank account not belonging to them.
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