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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
11
Objectives of winter rations for the bred ewe flock include minimum feeding labor strong healthy lambs and economical feeds. Legume hay is the preferred roughage and should account for at least one half of the roughage ration per Gaydon Blank, Michigan State University sheep specialist.
Michigan land owners can prepare for spring planting by ordering stock from the Conservation Department. Red pine is the main nursery stock, with other varieties available. Winter orders deliver between April 20 and May 30, with price lists and order blanks from the forestry section in Lansing or via field foresters and county extension agents.
A regular meeting of the Sheridan Township Board is scheduled for March 9 at 8 00 p m in the township hall. The Sheridan Board of Review will have its final two days on March 8 and 9 from 9 a m to 4 p m. Horace Fancon Township Clerk.
Auction Friday March 19 located 2 miles west of Coleman on US 10 and 2 1/2 miles south on N Chippewa Rd 4 miles south of Clare on Old US 27 then 7 miles east on Coleman Rd 1 1/2 miles south Holsteins farming equipment feed and hay offered by David Gross proprietor James Sykora auctioneer 386-2252.
Mr and Mrs Alton Mead of St Martin Point visited his sister Mrs David Harper. They travelled to Grayling to see sister Mrs Kenneth Coulter at the hospital. Mrs Ernie McCartney admitted to Clare Hospital after two attacks. Mr and Mrs Sam Treadway and family were business visitors in Saginaw and Midland. Mr and Mrs Arnold Stamman hosted a wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Joe Wade with a decorated cake by Mrs Fern Hawks. Elmer Gagush and family visited sons in Detroit and Dearborn.
Ervin Nash of Hamilton township Clare county died February 25 from a heart attack while driving home with his wife one-half mile away. Born February 2 1900 in Gladwin county he married Helen Hager in 1921. He served Skeets Baptist Church and the Franklin township school board and retired from the Gladwin County Road Commission February 12. Surviving are Helen four sons and two daughters his father John Nash of Gladwin three brothers and 17 grandchildren. Funeral services were held February 28 at Skeets Baptist Church with Rev. Carl Briggs and burial at Highland Cemetery. Miner Funeral Home of Gladwin directed arrangements.
Mrs. Bertha Grover aged 89 of Farwell died Monday afternoon March 1 at Clare General Hospital. She is survived by three sons two daughters nine grandchildren 31 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral services Thursday March 4 at Coker Funeral Home Farwell with Rev. John Allen officiating burial in Cherry Grove cemetery Clare.
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