Ice Cream Social Hosts and Grange News This Week
Elm Grove Extension group plans ice cream and cake at the hall this Friday evening June 20. Grange Circle met with Mrs Minnie Cotton last Thursday for quilting and a luncheon. Health Lesson No 1 on June 24 at 1 30 pm at the Grange Hall invites all ladies over twelve. Numerous visits and gatherings noted including the Bentons and Welchs. Bernard Allen injures ankle last Friday and will use crutches for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Wellington Badgley
Gene Davis
Roth Williams
Russell Davis
Grange Circle
Minnie Cotton
Grange Hall
M.S.C
Veryl Matthews
Marilyn
Harvey Wilson
Cecil Pudway
John Hartman
Floyd
Miss Welch
LaGear
Saginaw
B ®. Herrick
Stanley Schunk
Harold Wesley
Anna Belle
Pontiac
Ted Newman
Arthur
McClung
Harry Bradley
Russell Denker
Flint
Clarence Cotton
Bernard Allen
Goodman
James Welch
California
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Notices
COLONVILLE Mra Ruby Thompson and Robert Clute visited Mrs Jennie Bates of the Eagle while Wellington Davis and Miss Erma Severson of Pontiac spent the weekend at parental homes. Rev and Mrs Henderich of the Eagle hosted dinner for Miss Tessie Bodkins and Miss Hazel Bodkins. Frances Thomas of Mancelona called at the Clute home and Dorothy Rutter and Patricia Clute graduated or near graduation. Blanche Strouse bought a new Ford V eight while with her brother’s family at Butternut. Preaching services are planned Sunday morning after Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ruby Thompson
Robert Clute
Jennie Bates
the Eagle
Wellington Davis
Erma Severson
Pontiac
Henderich
Tessie
Hazel Bodkins
M. D. Clute
Anna Woods
Belen
Clute
Ella Empey
Flint
Detroit
James Nevills
Midland
Ivan Nevill
Vivian Rutter
Quick
Loomis
Lewis Rutter
Ladies Aid
Arthur Phillips
Rosebush
Frances Thomas
Mancelona
Dorothy Rutter
Patricia Clute
Central State
Blanche Strouse
Russell Strouse
Butternut
Elm Grove Church News Sketches Weekend Activities
Elm Grove news notes weekly church events. Sunday and midweek services proceed as planned with a Father’s Day tribute. A 4-H meeting elected new officers and a church shower honored Mr and Mrs Bert Hess after a recent fire.
The Fire Tower Frost Damages Gardens And Crops
The frost Tuesday night last week caused damage to gardens and crops in the area. Helen Barber visited the Wilson children and dozens of local residents stopped by G R Powell and Powell households. Weekend visitors included Roy Halstead family and Rex Shade with Bay City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barber
Wilson
C. Brown
Gilmore
G. R. Powell
A. W. Austin
G. R
R. J
Roy Halstead
Orley Rogers
Ionia
Rex Shade
Bay City
Southeast Sheridan Social Roundup Notes Visits and Calls
Mr and Mrs M B Sowle visited daughter Mrs A Moore and family in Copemish. Hileen accompanied them for an extended stay. Edna Langin visiting relatives in Royal Oak. Dell Boots family of Millington called on Karl Mavis. Anita Mavis of Mt Pleasant visited Karl and family. Shower for Mr and Mrs Bert Hess who lost their home by fire. Mary Ross and daughter Betty of Beaverton dined with Russell Paxton family. Steve Hospider and children from Middleston spent Sunday with Russell Paxton. Joli Densmore hosted Jackson relatives over the weekend. Roy Alten of Harrison called on John Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herold Wesley
Wesley
Stanley Schunk
Gladwin
Harland Williams
Saginaw
James McClung
Elm Grove
Charley Davis
Roth Williams
Harry Fancon
Horace Fancon
Bud
Doris Urbain
St. Charles
Len Slater
Bruce Williams
Alma
Elm Grove Grange Hall
Emily L. Ripka
Olive Russell
Durand
Clarence Jordon
Detroit
AnnaBelle Schunk
Pontiac
Doris Cotton
Ethel Rutter
Marian Rutter
Ernest Forsyth
Dean
South Lyons
Davie Woolston
Bert Hess
Hess
M. BE. Sowle
A. Moore
Copemish
Hileen
Edna Langin
Royal Oak
Dell Boots
Paul and
Philip
Millington
Karl Mavis
Anita Mavis
Mt. Pleasant
Karl
John Densmore
Gerald Macklem
Mary Ross
L. J
Betty
Beaverton
Russell Paxton
Steve Hospider
Joseph
Mary
Middleton
Russell Paxtons
Joli Densmore
Jackson
Roy Alten
Harrison
John Bell
Visitor Family Spends Week with Flint Relative
Sister Mrs Karl Mavis and family Mrs Art Wilson and son Ace of Coleman visited relatives in Flint. Miss Lucille Schaar joined them as the formers stayed for a week with her daughter for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Mavis
Art
Local Notices Highlight West Grant Visitors and Nearby Gatherings
Mrs. Nettie Barber and son Lee of West Grant visited J. C. Goats. Ladies Aid joined Mrs. Earl Sanders for dinner. Gladwin guests included Mrs. Carol and Neva, with Helen Sanders and Gladys Ruby staying at the Card home. Graduation exes in Clare drew locals. The Coats family and J. C. Coats relatives visited Angola Indiana. O. M. Somers hosted Sanders group near Rosebush. Pearl Somers returned home with the group. Miss Mary Lentz visited Helen Sanders. Pontiac guests also present. Gladys Ruby planned to return to Van Dyke then California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Barber
Lee
West Grant
J. C. Goats
Ladies Aid
Earl Sanders
Carol
Neva
Gladwin
Helen Sanders
Gladys Ruby
Card
Clare
Leo Coats
Leo
Shirley
J. C. Newman
Mancelona
Pontiac
Albion
Galen Coats
J. C. Coats
Angola
Indiana
Russell
Helen
Angie Sanders
O. M. Somers
Rosebush
Pearl Somers
Sanders
Mary Lentz
Standish
John Leitner
Robert Horn
Ida Leitner
van Dyke
California
Dover Friends and Family Gatherings Continue Weekend
Mrs Robert Walters spent Thursday with Mrs Peter Hanes. Carl Bauer and Dale Montney families visited. Frank Walters visited his parents and Clair Walters stayed with his parents. Jack Grover spent Sunday with Walter family. Several other local visits occurred including Ray Smith's skin graft operation and Floyd Walters sending a Camp California report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walters
Peter Hanes
Carl Bauer
Dale Montney
Frank Walters
Clair Walters
Jack Grover
Fred Walter
Clare
Alice Beemer
Albert Gordon
Bertha Grover
Correction issued for wedding attendee error in Arthur Center item
The notice apologizes for an error in last week's wedding report for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gar ver. It clarifies that Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Athey attended as the bridal party and lists several local residents who visited or called, including Mrs. Earl Sanders and son Russell, Ralph Shull, Joyce Reynolds, Albert Kinzel, Mr. Wood, Mr. Orvis, Mrs. Roller and others, with details of Sunday and Saturday calls and visits among Arthur Center residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Garver
Fern Athey
Paul Athey
Lloyd Athey
Earl Sanders
Russell
Rollers
Ralph Shull
Lowell
Fred Athey
Joyce Reynolds
Lee Reynolds
Afton
Michigan
Reynolds
John Brubaker
Orvis
Dale Hartman
Pontiac
John Hartman
Clela
Dale
Woods
Ida Leitner
Harl Sanders
Wood
Roller
Rose Athey
Good Pasture Management Boosts Livestock Profit
Extension agronomist urges planned pasture rotations and soil fertility work to sustain forage all season. Recommends using permanent pastures as a base, improving weed-infested stands, and integrating lime, phosphate, and potash with legumes to fix nitrogen and endure drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Burcalow
Extension Agronomist
University of Wisconsin
Drouth
Protein Supplement Helps Beef Cattle Gain Finish
Sam L. Williams of North Carolina State College explains beef can be produced without a protein supplement but is neither practical nor profitable. He notes weight and finish, feed efficiency, and quicker gains drive profit. common supplements include cottonseed meal soybean meal linseed meal and corn gluten meal all offering similar feeding value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam L. Williams
N. C. State College
Williams
Insurance on Wheat Reaches New High
A record 420,077 crop insurance contracts have been written for the 1941 wheat crop across 36 states, says Leroy K. Smith of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation. The total guarantees 110,591,202 bushels on 10,946,284 insured acres, marking the third straight year of growth in contracts for wheat protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy K. Smith
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Care for Parasites Drug Helps Farms Remove Internal Worms
A phenothiazine drug may aid farmers in ridding horses cattle swine and other domestic animals of internal parasites. Carrol E Howell manager of the University of California Kellogg Institute says treatment eliminated stomach worms in 37 animals and proved 78 to 95 percent effective in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol E. Howell
University of California
W. K. Kellogg Institute of Animal Husbandry
Lesson for June 22 Selected Scripture Texts
A doctrinal note explains the June 22 lesson from the International Council of Religious Education. It lists selected subjects and scripture texts and states the materials are copyrighted and used by permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council of Religious Education
Salvation by Grace Not Works The Jerusalem Council Debate
Biblical study notes define a key conflict over how Gentiles join the faith. The Jerusalem council resolves that salvation comes by grace through Christ, not by adhering to Jewish law. It warns against mixing works with grace and urges living in new life after grace, citing Eph 2 8 10. The excerpt outlines unity in doctrine and warns against legalism and license, stressing scriptural unity and moral conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference On Missions
Jerusalem
Antioch
Paul
Barnabas
Judea
Jesus Christ
Christian Council and Brotherhood
James
Jesus
Determination of Heirs of Clare Harrison in County
Public notice for probate hearing on June 4 1941 before Judge George Bates. Ernest W. Brown petitions to determine legal heirs and rightful heirs to inherit the deceased’s real estate. hearing set July 1 1941 at 10 am at the Probate Office. Notice to be published in Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Daniel James Fitcher
Bert Kinne
County of
James Duncan
Ernest. W. Brown
Clare Sentinel
General Regulations Governing State Lands Use and Occupancy
State lands except parks fall under the Conservation Department rules. Prohibitions cover camping without permission, overstay beyond 15 days, unattended boats, litter, un latrines, uncontained fires, vandalism, damage to flora and property, removal of minerals, defacement of signs, advertising, and blueberry gathering methods. Penalty up to $100 fine, 90 days jail, or both. Directors Hoffmaster and Rahilly authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation
Conservation Department
P. J. Hoffmaster
Ae Po Rahilly
Bus schedule notices from Clare and connections via East Michigan lines
Daily bus departures from Clare and connections at Lansing Saginaw and other hubs. Fares include East West routes with Blue Goose Lines North South and Yellow Bus Line services to Saginaw Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort. Timetable shows daily and Sunday exceptions with arrival and departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Bus Line
Eastern Standard
Clare
Detroit
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Eastern Michigan
Blue Goose Lines
North South
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Pine River Church of God
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D Bean
Moody Bible
Western Ad Netapenét Union
Lord Jesus Christ
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Neimeyer
Clare, Mich
B. J. Sanford
McEwan St
Clare County Monument Works
David
Cromar
Marion, Mich
F. G. Slattery
Mussell Block
Bob’s
Mich
Hudson
Oldsmobile
Pontiag
Clare County General Hospital
W. Sixth St
Donald E. Holbrook
McHwam
S. E. Gardiner
K. Hammerberg
M. D
Dr. Clare
R. H. Strange
McArthur - Strange
Mt. Pleasant, Mich
Charles M. Wright Decorating Company
G. C. Born
D. C
Grill & White Jewelry
Ann Arbor
R. Harter
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Marquette
R. W. Ryan
West
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