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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1937
Page
6
Local social notes detail birthday celebrations and frequent visits among families in Vernon, Mt. Pleasant, Loomis, Clare, Farwell, and Arthur. Names include Graham, Funnell, Flegel, Hammond, Howard, Mussell, Harvey, and Kile among many others as relatives and friends share gatherings and weekend trips.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Heller visited daughter Mrs Ben Ottgen and family in Mancelona last week. Mr and Mrs Jas Turow were Sunday visitors at John Anikneys. Mr and Mrs Allen Bauder and family of Vernon visited daughter Mrs Perry Davis Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willis Strouse and children visited the Dav is home. Mrs Eleanor Mark and three children Arla Galen and Harlan of Saginaw were Sunday guests at J C Coats home. Mr and Mrs Harley Coats and children and J C Coats spent last week at Hubbard Lake.
Mr and Mrs Leo Heintz and Richard Pfannes of Pontiac visited relatives at Lily Lake and Gilmore respectively. Neighbors surprised Mrs Wm Hileman for her birthday with visits and games followed by refreshments. 4 H club members are making magazine racks and the girls dresses. Farmers Union meeting tonight invites full attendance.
Mr and Mrs F P Davis visited relatives in Northwest Vernon with their children and grandchildren. The Ladies Aid met at the Grange Hall last Wednesday, welcoming a large crowd and planning a March 10 gathering with a pot luck dinner. Edith Raymond returned from Clare where she cared for Mrs Feighner since June. Virginia Bennett of Clare visited aunt B Raymond. Myra Woodworth and children visited Claire Strouse. Bert Hess had growth removal surgery at Clare County General Hospital last Thursday and is expected to recover. Revival services at the church began Sunday and are well attended under Rev Albra with messages from Revelation. Rev Sylvan Honderich and wife lead devotional songs before services from 8:00 to 8:30 PM. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Public health notes warn pork safety during harvest season with guidance to cook pork thoroughly and avoid trichinosis. Reports detail outbreaks in Michigan and routine cases from hog butchering, plus a dairy sanitation experiment showing covered top milk pails cut bacterial counts from 6800 to 1650 per c.c.
Dairy producers adopt covered pails to reduce dirt and bacteria exposure during milking. The change limits milk contact with dust and filth, aiming to improve quality. Various covered-pail designs reduce opening size to keep surfaces cleaner during milking.
Wise farmers prepare for a strenuous season against insect crop pests as mild winter weather helps bugs bed down. Entomologist Ray Hutson at Michigan State College warns cut worms onion maggots and onion thrips will be plentiful. Plowing under debris burning weeds and other damaged material is advised to disrupt pests.
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