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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
9
A ninety year old named Pappy Miller explains his energy plan. He says when he works he works hard and when he rests he relaxes. He adds that when he thinks he goes to sleep.
The Rosebush Memorial Field Committee met June 9 at the Methodist church to finalize the July 5 events. Plans include a night-show stage, midway tents, a food concession run by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Irvin, a big barbecue dinner, and a parade, games, clowns, a stage show, and a fireworks finale. The Amangle Mated Barndoor and Bailed hay Circus, Inc. reports its giant elgisorus missing, prompting committee help with recapture efforts.
Ancient Greek belief credits Zeus with inventing cheese, a myth explaining dairy beginnings and culinary lore in classical culture.
Rosebush residents dominated headlines with dairy and beef cattle. A 190 pound Holstein calf drew visitors to Russell Cowden farm while Ployd and Hart House claimed honors at Gladwin's beef sale. The House bull won reserve champion selling for 625 and a heifer sold for 575 to Richard Onderkirk, Mt Pleasant High School graduate, who now owns six registered animals.
Daily Vacation Bible School attendees led the morning worship at the Methodist Church on conference Sunday June 13. They displayed a cardboard replica of the church with stained glass and furnishings, made under Mrs. Albert Moyes supervision, while various classes presented notes, songs, and crafts.
Afrs. Pred. Ackerman aided children in making furniture for the church and, through storytelling and singing, strengthened their faith. Daily prayers and penny offerings raised 15 dollars to aid flood victims in Oregon, with all school expenses covered by the church Sunday School treasury.
Gerald Van Buskirk of north of Rosebush suffered a broken jaw and facial cuts when a crank backfired while he tried to start a motor in the rain at Central Michigan College. He was treated at Northway Clinic and later returned home to recover.
The Oak Ridge Farm Bureau will gather Tuesday June 22 for a pot luck supper with district director Charles Mumford as a guest. The evening will discuss whether co-ops are serving their purpose.
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