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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
10
Sunday visits from Pontiac West Branch Flint Saginaw and California families highlighted a North Arthur weekend. Residents hosted relatives including Lola Hartman Ruth Hanner and Dan McQueen as a state nurse called on local mothers and babies offering potential benefits.
Miss Gladys Davis and Lillie Bobbie Hampton from Clare called on Mrs. Sarah Schuhk Sunday afternoon. Frank Newman and family from Vernon visited the Davis family. Numerous local families visited, dined, or were entertained at Grange events and nearby homes.
Sunday light rain aided gardens while a Freeman town hall dance drew a large crowd with music by Elgin Hickok and Frank Hanson. Locals Albert Gaffney aided grandfather Matt Hansen on the farm, and many residents traveled to Lake and Lost Lake areas for shopping and fishing.
Brown Corners and nearby towns share social visits and family gatherings. A parade of calls includes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nash visiting Forest Gasper, A P McDonald at Everett Allen, and the Cilinx family trip to Detroit. Newlyweds John Cook Jr and his wife visited Charles Kleiner. Glenn Hartman and family joined the Walters reunion, with others like Anna Denno and Garver sharing meals. Community chatter highlights a union softball season, with recent Dover Clare Eagle games and an upcoming Clare Brown clash. Chas Kleinhardt visited Mrs Abbie Warner at Eagle House.
Earl Sprague returned from Flint after visiting relatives several weeks. The Abe Van Buskirk oil well in north Greenwood draws attention. June Bruce celebrated her eighth birthday with friends. Milvin Budd spends week in Hayes cutting hay on Edmond Woods farm. Greenwood Grange met June 24 with 11 new members. a one act play followed by refreshments. Mr and Mrs Henry Huber of Hamilton visited Greenwood.
Derald Purdy returns to Detroit after a brief visit with uncle and aunt A Purdy. Hearl Owens family spends Sunday June 18 with brother A Owens in Gilmore. Ernest Ankney and son Manley from Lansing visit sister Turow family. Don Carpenter of Lansing visits. Willis Whitney Isa bele and Bruce of Lansing visit Purdy parents. Bruce extends stay. Harold Robinson of Howard City visits Frank family. Minnie Elen Brown spends week with Maxine Hawkins as Mrs Hains and Mrs McIntosh visit Jane Lewis at Farwell. Oh. for a good shower.
Vernon Grange and families spent Sunday at the Dick Brooks home while Doris Clevinger visited Madelene Brooks. Otis Norton and spouse celebrated their marriage with a Grange party, gifts, and dancing. Greenwood Grange reported a well attended meeting with 59 members and 11 new inductees, followed by refreshments and praise for the lecturing member.
Mrs Albert Madison visited Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs Lesley Johnson in West Grant Saturday. James and Harold Higgins of Farwell joined Mrs Walter Smith’s family on Sunday. Walter Smith and two children Bobby and Margaret plus Mrs John Madison and granddaughters Frances and May called on Mrs Frank Smith. Various relatives and neighbors including the Wilde Bish Madison family and Virginia Powers traveled from Ann Arbor and Hinkleville for weekend gatherings.
Dorothy Allen and relatives visit Lansing with Chas Pfetsch family members. Dale Montney goes to Detroit with stock. Born last week to Chas Fitzpatrick a son named Clarence Charlies. Ice cream social at the Brown district and Sunday school at Tabernacle.
Maple Grove activities include Sunday school at 1 30 pm and preaching at 2 30 pm. A busy slate lists visits among families from Sanford Morrice Lansing Farwell and Flint with many relatives and neighbors hosting and traveling over the weekend.
A bantam rooster born in Leesburg, Georgia, is kept in a bird cage due to its minuscule size. Grain feeds maintenance for the body while mash provides egg production nutrients, and giant Asiatic roosters can reach about 12 pounds. Massachusetts Extension Poultry notes growing chicks requires clean brooders, lands, feeding, and water, plus clean management. The tobacco plant adds a nicotine-based product for poultry parasite treatment, distinct from tobacco dust.
Port Huron reports Gordon Bunecan two years old burned after falling into a pail of hot water. Other notes include Marshall Calhoun County issuing 153 marriage licenses this year, Alma College endowment from Mrs Parsons will, and community forests near Walkerville and Ferry Township.
Glen Yager and family are frequently mentioned visiting relatives in Coleman. Several outings include Mrs. Carrie Pervorse’s care, Rosebush visits with the Seymour and Border families, and gatherings with the Horning, Buckley, and Sines households. Local trips to Saginaw and Detroit are noted, with health updates for Alice Teale and Mrs. Akey.
A miniature city for children sits in the Dresden Germany zoo grounds including a town hall shops railway station and traffic signals. Authorities designed the playground to train young minds in city government and to expose them to municipal questions and problems.
A study notes chaparral plants at about a mile altitude in California extract water from soil and release it as transpiration. Each foot of leaf area transpires roughly 12 gallons per season into the atmosphere.
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