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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1941

Page

3

Milo Robinette Tours the Rockies and Rail Yard Stop

Milo Robinette recounts a cross country trip in June 1941 from Colorado. He describes Royal Gorge suspension bridge views, Pikes Peak glimpses, and a train journey through Kansas City and Fort Custer with fellow Clare boys. He notes army service, weather, and meals, ending with a fellow passenger's tale.

Royal Gorge Pikes Peak Rockies U. S Kansas City Clifton Missouri Floyd Walters Dick Wood Roy Ramsey Leo Carr Bob Dunn Orley Rogers Clare Custer Fort Custer

Train Letter Plea From a Passenger Abroad

A traveler notes the train’s Eastern time keeping two hours fast and praises the country’s beauty. He ends early due to writing difficulty and promises to share his address soon, hoping the recipient feels his continued correspondence.

Roberta McKnight Receives English Pen Pal War Letter

A fifteen year old English pen pal writes Miss Roberta McKnight of Hull with vivid wartime details. She describes evacuations, air raids, Anderson shelters, local shelters, and nightly sirens, plus efforts at Scarb o rough and Bingley. The letter notes fundraising efforts and community projects including Bring and Buy sales, War Weapons Week, Dig for Victory plots, knitting for forces, and cultural references.

Roberta McKnight Frank W. McKnight England Roberta Scarborough Scarboro Bringley Ilkley Ilkley Moor Bingley Anderson Hull Lord Mayor Air Force Mums Navy Army Peter Charlie Chaplin

Letter From Hull Girl Describes War News and Daily Life

Barbara writes from Hull about rationing shortages of chocolate fruit and meat, butter allowance rising, and a cousin’s wedding. She recounts air raids, shelters, a Dornier sighting, and a bomb attack near home with casualties, plus school drills, snow, a greenhouse, and community events.

WKAR Radio Highlights Schedule for Summer Broadcasts

WKAR station at Michigan State College on 870 KC with 5,000 watts airs half hour dramatizations by Lansing People's University cast directed by Ray Turner. Summer lineup lists Farm News Digest and readings, Market Reports, and educational programs from June 27 to July 6 including How Baseball is Played and Visiting Educators amid health, agriculture, and homemaker segments.

WKAR Michigan State College Lansing People’s University Ray Turner Michigan State Grange State Department of Agriculture Homemaker Michigan Department of Health

Dairy herd at Mt. Pleasant School shows rising milk yields

Jep Skinner reports six year dairy data from 1936 to 1941. Average cows rose from 33 to 41, milk production from 10 039 to 14 262 pounds, butterfat from 347 to 506 pounds with fat percent near 3.4 to 3.5. Feed cost fell 27 per cent per 100 pounds of milk as production rose.

Jep Skinner Mt. Pleasant

Pasture changes and a landscape tour at Mt. Pleasant

The report traces six years of pasture use from 1936 to 1941 with alfalfa expansions and mixed forage shifts at Mt. Pleasant State Home. It notes 14 two year olds, a ten year old oldest cow, and efficiency aims in dairy production. A Landscape Tour is set for Friday June 27 from 10:30 a.m. starting at A D MacRae’s farm, with stops at Earl Bayes, Otis Tripp, Jones Landing, Victor Pohl, and Frank Blesch. O S Gregg will discuss native shrubs for landscaping.

Mr. Skinner Mt. Pleasant State Home A. D. MacRae Mt. Pleasant Earl Bayes Shepherd Otis Tripp’s Deerfield Center Victor Pohl Deerfield Township Frank Blesch Gilmore Township O. S. Gregg

Isabella County Women Extension Groups elect leaders

At the executive meeting Mrs. Harry Wilds was reelected County Chairman for another year with Miss Mae E. Brown as vice chair and Mrs. William Day as secretary treasurer. Mrs. Wilds will attend Farm Women's Week at Michigan State College. Plans include a June 27 picnic and landscape tour with Day heading the dinner committee and Brown handling ice cream purchases. An itinerary appears elsewhere. lunch will be at Jones Landing near Deerfield Center.

Isabella County Women's Extension Groups Harry Wilds Mae E. Brown William Day Wilds Farm Women's Week Michigan State College Wesley Merrill Migs Brown Anys Jones’ Landing Deerfield Center

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