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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1940

Page

2

White Queen 5th Purchased by Clare Future Farmers

The Glare F. F. A. bought White Queen 5th, a registered Chester White Sow, for a local F. F. A. member to introduce purebred stock. The sow, one year old March 8 1940, tested negative for Bangs disease and vaccinated for hog cholera, was consigned by Albert Newman of Marlette Michigan.

White Queen Clare Future Farmers Glare F. F. A Rainbow Primate Rainbow Supreme Chester White Boar Albert Newman Marlette Michigan Cecil Lloyd F. A Bill Lash Harold Brooks Alton Arnold Hast Lansing

New Vegetables Worth Trying Out in Home Gardens

Michigan State College horticulture expert Keith C. Barrons recommends trying newer veg varieties in home plots. He cites Tender Green and Refugee stringless beans, Kentucky Wonder, Emerald Green sprouting broccoli, Detroit Red Beets, Early Wonder cabbage, Red Cored Chantenay or Supreme Half Long carrots, Seneca 60 and other corn hybrids, Imperial 44 lettuce, Rutgers tomatoes, Thomas Laxton peas, California Wonders peppers, McDonald rhubarb, and Straightneck squash. Extension Bulletin No. 4 outlines further guidance, with The Sentinel Classifieds offering quick results at low cost.

Michigan Michigan State College Keith C. Barrons College Horticulture Department Kentucky Barrons Detroit Savoy Northern Cross Golden Cross Imperial Rutgers Thomas Laxton California McDonald Hart Lansing

Laminated Rafter Brooder House Popular With Clare County Poultrymen

Six requests for drawings show the laminated rafter brooder house wins farmer approval in Clare County. Its main advantages are low cost and light weight, with material costs under half of older brooders. The design replaces board siding with amphilitréated insulation, enabling easier moving and cleaner range for chickens.

Poultry Care Tips From Joseph Perry

Caring for baby chicks starts day one with a steady feeding plan and clean water. A balanced mash schedule, grit, charcoal and cod liver oil support growth and disease resistance. Avoid stressing chicks with newspapers or noisy brooders to prevent nervous conditions that affect later egg production.

Chicken Pox and Shingles Health Advisory Notes

Tri County Health Unit outlines chicken pox risks and shingles in older adults, advising avoidance of exposure for those over forty who have not had chicken pox. It covers symptoms, complications, transmission, and limited treatments, emphasizing prevention and care.

Methodist Services and Epworth League Held at Local Churches

Rosebush Methodist Church scheduled preaching at 10:00 am with Sunday school at 11:00 am and Epworth League at 7:30 pm Center Methodist Church offered 10:60 am Sunday school 11:00 am preaching and 8:00 pm Epworth League. Special services led by Stella Brown of Brockville Ontario featured Georgiad connections. Boys Handicraft club held farewell party for Joseph and Stanley Gross at Delphine Baligé’s home with gifts and refreshments as Ona Philp of Douglas visited.

Rosebush Methodist Church Epworth League Center Methodist Church Standard Byrangelist Stella Brown Brockville Ontario Miss. Brown Egypt Joseph Stanley Gross Delphine Baligé Gross Misa Ona Phtlpa Douglas

Local families share Sunday visits across names and places

Loomis My and Mrs. Gilbert Waddington and family spent Sunday with her parents Mrs My and Mrs Frank Wickert. Mrs Rowse and son Harry of Coleman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wesley Teale. Audrey Musser spent Sunday with Vergil Waddington. Mrs Warren Tice and Mary Alice spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Gilbert Waddington. Mr and Mrs Frank Musser Ralph and Johnie spent Sunday with his brother Mr and Mrs Gene Golden and family of Secord. There are four to what the United States named Akron.

Joe Livingston Riverdale John Gotts Ruth Miedendorf Delphine Badge Frank Lynch Joe First Carl Sonia Stella Sleiga A. B. Gardner Wm. Brophy Brophy Dick Hunter South Boardman Wm. Hunter McClellan Lloyd Anderson Grace Armstrong Lloyd Sherman Neff Union Margaret Heidbreder Mar-gares Hislop Traverse City Wendiy George Bayliss Hilton Graham Flint Boyd Thos. Graham Richard Gay Marion Fleming Margaret Morrison Mt. Pleasant Mary Battle Dan McConnell Tom McConnell Detroit Glenn Walton University Hospital Ann Arbor Lyman Seaney Joseph Gross Two Rivers Deerfield Township Geo. Nolan Ralph Miller Clifford Mitterspaugh Rosebush Pontiac Spaulding School Miss Warner Mt. Pleasant City Nan Allen John Lynch Himer Gilbert Waddington Frank Wickert

Clare School News Highlights Dramatizations And Activities

The first grade staged Ask Wy. Bear at a grade assembly directed by Miss St. John. Fourth graders presented a shadow play Life in the Castle while the elementary chorus sang between acts. The fifth graders started The Fifth Grade Star masthead at the Sentinel office. The sixth graders enjoyed a skiing party at Doherty’s on February 21 followed by a large school supper.

Fist Ask Wy. Bear Miss St. John Sentinel Doherty's Farwell

Best Biographical Sketches of Washington and Lincoln

French 11 students wrote biographical sketches of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln in Barbara Houghton's class. Houghton’s sketch was judged the best.

George Washington Abraham Lincoln Barbara Houghton

Clare Council Members Attend Gladwin Clinic

Seven schools met at Gladwin on March 5 for a round table on Student Councils. Clare was represented by Mr. Kennedy, Margery Parrish, and Floyd Calishan with the West Branch, Midland, Beaverton, Mt. Pleasant, Breckenridge, Audres, and Clare delegations. Ken Fay of Central State Teachers College spoke on the functions of Student Councils. A spring conference is planned in Mt. Pleasant.

Gladwin Trobjeras West Branch Midland Beaverton Mt. Pleasant Breckenridge Audres Clare Kennedy Margery Parrish Floyd Calishan Lewis C. Fay Central State Leachers College

Council Studies Eligibility Rules for Letter Awards

The Student Council works on eligibility rules for letter awards. A committee of Lonalee Hampton Phyllis Koch and Douglas Paxton will merge sponsor suggestions and report findings. After adoption the rules will be printed. Spring vacation approaches quickly.

Lonalee Hampton Phyllis Koch Douglas Paxton

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