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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1939

Page

2

Michigan Seed Bill Tops Five Million Dollars

Michigan farmers map seed needs for crops including potatoes, wheat, oats, beans, barley and sugar beets. Estimates from Michigan State College put seed values at about 2.9 million for potatoes, 780 thousand for wheat, 812 thousand for oats, 315 thousand for beans, 165 thousand for barley, and 252 thousand for beets. Hybrid corn plans face scarce supply. growers urged to rely on open pollinated strains until hybrids suit this region are established.

Michigan Michigan State College Roy Decker Clare County

Extension Agents Corner Dairy Outlook and Feed Planning

The Extension Agents Corner reports U S dairy production remained high through recent months per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Butterfat prices relate to seeds offering some relief to dairymen while consumption rises with strong dairy product sales and improving employment. Budgeting for next season urges balancing alfalfa corn silage and pasture to stabilize feed and livestock, minimizing winter feed shortages. Meat production study notes U S sources of supplies between 16 and 16 1 2 billion pounds.

United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture U. S

Central States Dominate Meat Production Output

The article notes the United States meat production is divided by regions with 13 central states led by Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Kansas and Oklahoma. This central bloc accounts for 64 percent of total meat, 35 percent of lamb, 59 percent of beef and veal, and 63 percent of pork.

United Stat Central States Iowa Ilinois Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North South Dakota Kansas Oklahoma

Local society notes from South East Sheridan area

Mrs J Livingston spent last week Thursday with Mrs Fred Coe. Roy Schaar, ill with pneumonia, was taken to Dr Wood's hospital for treatment last week Thursday. James Teal and son Ralph bought the farm once owned by Guy Beatty. The Frank Loomis family moved two miles north of Coleman last week.

South East Sheridan J. Livingston Fred Coe Roy Schaar Dr. Wood’s Hospital James ‘Teal Ralph Guy Beatty Frank Loomis Coleman

Pleasant Valley Social Calls Describe Weekend Visits

Miss Iris Crumley of Lansing called at her uncle Mack Leeth home Sunday. Geo Bates of Harrison visited at the Bates residence recently. Heart Corncross and Walter Klein er were Sunday dinner guests at the Leeth home. Paul Mercer of Pinconning and his wife are visiting GEO Hemstreet's parents. Local youths visited Kenneth Rockey near Clare Friday. Emma Leeth and Gayle Clure of Mt. Pleasant spent the weekend at Emma's home.

Emma Leeth Gayle Clure Mt. Pleasant

Myers Corners Socials and Village News Roundup

Myers Corners residents host a fish supper with Hartman and Ott families among guests. George Perkins stays with daughter Norman Myers. various visits occur between Hartmans, Wood family, and the Myers household. Illness touches Orvis and Norman Williams family.

Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Birthdays

Mr and Mrs Ted Bergey and children of Flint visited Mr and Mrs Sam Muir and Chas Summers. Chas Summers received many birthday cards for his 80th birthday. Mrs Agnes Snider of Helenville visited brother T H Brooks and wife. C F Howell and Lois of Saginaw stayed over the weekend. Mrs Sam Muir hosted the Inddge club. Gerald Mayball and his mother and friend visited Calvin Tryon and family. Lloyd Close of Saginaw reported his wife not well. Robert Jones of Allegan spent time with family. Mrs Win Mahan and Mrs Chas Sherman shopped in Clare. Guests at George Scott’s were Peter Yernen of Lansing, Delois Lehman and Gloria of Saginaw, and Vernedavis of the Brand. A girl was born to Royal Gilman and wife last week. James Brooks of Lansing spent Saturday with J H Brooks family.

Ted Bergey Flint Sam Muir Chas. Summers Charles Summers Agnes Snider Helenville T. H. Brooks C. F. Howell Lois Saginaw Inddge Club Gerald Mayball Calvin Tryon Lloyd Close Robert Jones Allegan Win Mahan Chas Sherman George Scott Peter Yernen Lansing Wid Delois Lehman Gloria Verne Davis Brand Royal Gilman James Brooks Mis J. H. Brooks

Lesson for March 26 Scriptural selections by council

A note summarizes March 26 lesson subjects chosen and rights reserved by the International Council of Religious Education. The listing indicates usage rights and subject focus for upcoming instructional materials.

International Council

Peter Interprets Christ Sufferings and Death

A sermon reflecting on Peters witness to Christ suffering and death, the redemption by blood, and the call to faith in God. It contrasts Christ as savior not merely an example, urges enduring trials, and honors Jesus as the suffering servant fulfilled in scripture.

Peter Christ James John Jesus Gethsemane God Jesus Christ

Rosebush News: Joseph Lynch Dies After Illness

Joseph Clement Lynch died Wednesday morning March 165 after four weeks of bronchial pneumonia. He was 2 months 21 days old and survived by parents two sisters Rose Mary and Wllen and four brothers Jack Patrick Terrence and Billy. Funeral at St Henrys Vernon Thursday at two with Rev Tomaszewski. interment in St Henrys cemetery. J J Rush in charge of arrangements.

Joseph Clement Lynch Frank Lynch Rose Mary Wllen Jack Patrick Terrence Billy St. Henry's Church Vernon A. ‘Tomaszewski St. Henry’s Cemetery J. J. Rush

Notice of Hearing and Final Administration in Clare County

Public notices announce four months for creditors to file claims against John D. Wickwire and final administration for Emma Roggmann in Clare County Probate Court Harrison. Hearings set July 10 1939 and April 17 1939 with publication mandated in the Clare Sentinel.

State OF Michigan Clare John D. Wickwire Harrison

Probate hearing for Wilder estate heirs in Clare County

In March 1939 Judge Alexander B. Wylie set a hearing for Ernest Stinchcomb to determine the legal heirs entitled to inherit the real estate of the late Howard G. Wilder. Public notice will run in three successive weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Estella White and Judge Wylie signed.

Michigan Clare Harrison Alexander BH. Wylie Howard G. Wilder Ernest Stinchcomb Clare Sentinel

Probate Petitions in Clare County Court

Probate notices filed seek probate of a will for Allen H Mulder and Leah Garcow as executors and appointment of administrators. A March hearing is set with publication in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks. A separate matter appoints a hearing for the estate of Emily Brownell with Estella White as reader and notice to be published.

Michigan Clare Harrison Alexander B. Wylie William N. Younglove Allen B. Mulder Allen H. Mulder Leah Garcow State OF Said Emily Brownell Theodore G. Bowler

Time tables and bus routes to Clare Mt Pleasant and Lansing

Eastern time schedules list arrivals and departures for Ann Arbor agents R Harter and R W Ryan. FOSTER BUS LINE connects Clare with Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns and Lansing with Great Lakes buses. Great Lakes Motor Bus links Mt Pleasant Clare Harrigan Houghton Prudenvilla and direct north and south connections daily with morning and afternoon trips.

Ann Arbor R. Harter R. W. Ryan M. Foster Clare Mt. Pleagant Alma St. Johns Lansing Great Lakes Sfor Great “Lakes Clare ' Ees Harrigan Houghton Like Prudenvilla Giure Mt. Pleasant To

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