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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
2
A small gathering concluded with a light lunch and a pleasant evening. The next meeting will elect officers, and all members are urged to attend.
Greenwood Grange met March 20 with a large crowd. Members voted to raise annual dues from 1.20 to 1.60 starting January 1, 1946. Poultry price discussion and a talk by Mrs. Al Collins on proposed school legislation followed. A committee chaired by Verne Woodin, Charley Van Biarcom, and Norman Shimmell was formed to study the bill and send resolutions to legislators. Clare County Pomona will meet March 28. The regular meeting on April 4 will feature Mt. Vernon degree team initiating a large new member class.
West Grant notes list visits among Clare residents and relatives. Seeley Johnson and VanDen Bergh households hosted and hosted guests. Leonard Reynolds leaped hospital stay for leg injury with improvement reported.
The Arthur Center church notes low attendance at the first prayer meeting with hope for better turnout. Sunday School dropped to 28 with one visitor. Easter Sunday planned with 10:30 am Sunday School and 11:30 am church. Verse from Mark 28 6. Visitors from Ypsilanti and local families mentioned with illness and visits.
The Taxis Club met in Davis home on Friday evening March 23 for games and a business session led by vice president Violet Athey. Members approved a penny supper in April to support the church building fund, and read verses from John 19 as the devotional leader was absent. The crucifixion passage prompted reflection.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hildebrandt and son of Gladwin visited the Ranch area and Art plans to enter the Army on April 4. Mr and Mrs R D Gordon of Midland were weekend guests at the Gordon home. Jim Murphy and family were Sunday visitors. Bill LaVoye hosted friends Saturday. Elnora and Marie Allen joined Bernard Allen for supper Wednesday. Delmar Allen and Denny of Dover visited the La Voye home Sunday.
Arthur Denker of Port Huron spent days as supper guest of sister Mrs. Howard Cotton and relatives. Charles Davis learned from sister in law in California that his brother Albert Davis died suddenly. Sympathy extended to the sorrowing families. Mr. and Mrs. John Bell of Clare called on Fred Zimmerman and O. D. Robison. Warl Gould and children of S. B. Sheridan visited at Charles Davis's home. Mrs. Burt Hess traveled to Cheboygan with relatives to attend her mother Amelia Wessel’s funeral. Ernest Nestell of Saginaw visited their uncle Harvey Wilson and family.
Mr and Mrs Henry Norman of Frost township marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on March 24 with about thirty five friends and relatives at their home. Gifts included an all wood blanket and 75 dollars in cash. They have two sons in military service and many neighbors attended events and a midnight lunch.
University of Illinois expert H C M Case outlines four father son partnership models to sustain family ownership of farms. He argues succession safeguards community and nation while addressing rural migration and wealth drain. Models include land ownership, labor wages, tenant shares, and retirement handoff with notes and equity shares.
Maple Grove reports Sunday attendance thirty six and Friday night attendance fifty one. Easter Sunrise Service begins at 5 30 with an Easter sermon by Rev E Orton. Several local residents host and visit including the Tigners, Staylers, Wilds, Timpe and Rulapaughs. Rev Minninger of Harrison Mennonites will speak Friday night March 30 at eight.
Readers are urged to check the Sentinel each week for budget friendly advertisements and sale announcements. The paper promises updated coupons, discounts, and local deals across multiple categories.
Cattle grubs tick mites lice and other parasites harm hides meat and growth. Rotenene and selected dips are recommended against surface parasites while phenothiazine treats internal worm infections. Liver flukes affect animal livers and a wartime hexachlorethane bentonite suspension aids control.
U S Department of Agriculture researchers find young turkeys thrive on a vegetable protein diet avoiding scarce animal proteins. Soybean meal and peanut meal were the main high protein feeds tested, with ground wheat and alfalfa leaf meal yielding the fastest growth to six weeks.
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