Clare Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Local residents across Clare and nearby towns hosted guests and family over the weekend. Visitors included families from Grand Rapids Detroit Flint Cadillac Hubbardston Midland and Ypsilanti, with church and funeral attendances noted and a seventh birthday celebration for Virginia Haddox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel J. Parrish
Grand Rapids
Freida Parrish
Marjorie Johnson
Cadillac
Doris
Maxwell
C. M
Roy Feighner
C. D. Harvey
John Wood
Wilson Davis
U. B
Brown Corners
Theo, Gunderman
Lillie Berry
Chas. Cook
Hubbardston
Ernest Irwin
Robert Davis
McBride
Ford Peyton
Clyde Hull
Bill Schlafley
Chas
Louis Becker
Jeanette
Naomi
Lucile
Clare
Merrit
Judy
Midland
Ypsilanti
Gordon Speer
Wstell
Forest Dysinger
Detroit
George Hinsch
Fred Davis
Fred, Jr
Elenor
Charley Davis
Brown City
William Bowler
Jean Margaret
Elgin
St. Clements Infirmary
Adrian
Clare Post Office Gets Complete Cleaning and Repaint
Cleaning and redecorating the Clare post office began last Thursday and will improve the building’s appearance. Officials urge respect for property, avoid vandalism, and note penalties for damage. An excerpt from Report No. 103 stresses preventing defacing federal buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Committee On Appropriations
House,of Representatives
Treasury and Post Office Departments
House of Representatives
Post Office Department
Processing Small Game for Storage and Use
The article outlines skinning dressing washing and chilling small game promptly. It recommends freezing only the thick back and hindquarters to save locker space while ribs neck and forelegs are stewed fresh. It notes limited protective fat on small-game meat and advises wrapping well to prevent dehydration in locker storage.
Clare Pioneer Dies At Home In Arthur
Clare native Mrs. Hubel dies at home in Arthur after long life with companion Elias E. Hubel and eight grandchildren. Survived by son Burt and daughter Arvilla Young with many relatives. Funeral held April 27 at Thurston Funeral Home with burial at Cherry Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias E. Hubel
William
Allie
Bessie Wachter
Burt
Clare
Arvilla Young
Gladstone
Michigan
Additional Uses for Soft Wheats Sought at WSU
Problems of quality and new uses for soft wheats will drive a new extension project at Washington State College. J L St John notes prior research focused on production, while expanded efforts target utilization including more soft wheat mills and factories. Milling waste could feed livestock and poultry to offset protein feed shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman, Wash
Agricultural Extension Service
Washington State College
J. L. St. John
Division of Chemistry
Secretary Forrestal Reveals Navy Size on Dec 31 1946
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal released a 53 page report detailing active duty counts on December 31 1946. The navy listed 319 major combat ships 1 461 combat aircraft and 491 663 officers and men plus 724 small craft and auxiliaries totaling 1 043 vessels. The figure marks under half of wartime totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gat Adds New Born Pig to Her Litter and New Home
Springfield report says Tabby the cat bore a newborn piglet amid her litter of four kittens. Farmer Ulysses Jones notes the pig’s fragile arrival and fears eviction to the barn if the animal remains indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gat
Springfield
Ill
Tabby
Ulysses Jones
Tesiding
Williamsville
Jones
Several Injured in Mishaps Here Over Weekend
A weekend of accidents left several people hurt. One man, after sheltering an elderly transient, suffered a broken pelvis and will stay in hospital about a month. Others include Albert Sheredy of Clare R-3 with a dislocated hip, Carl Trietch of Clare R-5 with a concussion, and Roy Gransden Jr of Farwell who was treated and released after a car crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sheredy
Clare R-3
Carl Trietch
Fred Trietch
Clare R-5
Roy Gransden, Jr
Farwell
Mine Detector Finds Out What's Matter With Bull
A veterinarian operated on W. T. Rawleigh's prize bull Inka in Freeport Illinois and removed two pounds of scrap metal from the animal's stomach. Dr T H Ferguson of Lake Geneva Wisconsin said the items included 13 baling wire pieces a bolt sheet metal and about a dozen pebbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport, Ill
W. T. Rawleigh
Inka
T. H. Ferguson
Lake Geneva
Wis
Grandmother Finally Earns Bachelor Degree in Hillsdale
Anna Slaybaugh Emerson of Middlesex New York finally received her A B degree from Hillsdale College after years of study. She entered in 1890, left in 1893 to marry, and returned to complete the remaining credits via correspondence courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale. Mich
Hillsdale College
Anna Slaybaugh Emerson
Middlesex
WN. Y
Meetings of Home Economic Groups at Eagle Extension
The Eagle Extension Group met with Mrs Dora Kleinhardt on April 22 for an all day meeting. Twelve members and one visitor attended. After noon lunch a business session and the lesson Weeping Fit were presented by Mrs Mary Miller and Mrs Zarah Penrose. The next and final lesson of the year will be at Mrs Mary Hem street on April 29 for an evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Extension Group
Dora Kleinhardt
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Ralph Stevens
Wayne Geeck
Nettie Cook
Lake
B. Gunderman
Will Basely
Ernest Green
Glenn Neimeyer and
Flint
Charles Neimeyer
Vern Haverstock
Dearborn Hills
Guy Autry
Martha McKinnon
Kyle McKinnon
Russell Leiter
Florence Battles
Arthur Damoth
Lansing
Phillis Sternaman
C.M.C.H. Mt. Pleasant
Harl Sternaman
Ollie Pembroke
James Talman
Pembroke
George Wisler
Joyce
Reva Maxwell
Hope
Harry Wild
Chas. Patterson
Carl Segrist
Walter Thurow
Charlotte
Arthur Harsh
Coleman
Virginia Haddox
Virginia
Dow
Paul Lowrey
Harold Collins
Theo Wallington
Doris Gerow
Maryin Witbeck
Reya Maxwell
Olive Evans
J. D. Robinette
Gerow
Miss Evans
Frankenmuth
Jack
Wm. H. Bicknell and Co
Clare Mich
Art Damoth Agency
Photte
McEwan Street
Arthur
Chester Young
Vilas Young
Manistique
John MacGregor
Cecil Hubel
Lake George
Eddie Hubel
Tarewell
PhD Sentinel
Forrestal Bares
Eagle Group
Masslion Flatirons
Sunbeam Proctor Weveriitt
Proctor
Doormeir
Household Appliances, Inc
E. Fourth St
Mitchell St
Pleasant
S. Main St
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