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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1951
Page
9
Michigan's Department of Conservation warns that careless fires threaten woods meadows wildlife streams and human property. It notes fires destroy timber food habitat and shelter and that suppression costs are high.
Greenwood community reports visits, family events, and illnesses as Mr and Mrs Peyton move to Lansing. Col Hosler dies in Toledo with ties to area. John S McDonald buried in Greenwood. Residents share gatherings, baby news, and farm work while Sprague and Beavers fish Leota lake.
Local families from Elm Grove hosted relatives from Detroit Grand Rapids Saginaw and Royal Oak during a weekend of callers and church events. 4 H members received certificates and badges at a Hess Criscuola led gathering.
WEST FREEMAN hosts Mr and Mrs Hesselbart entertaining David Gudginski and Bay City guest Bailey Darnell. Kenneth Hilliard and four children near M-115 spent the weekend. Floyd Darnell from Mr. Pleasant visited his brother Eli and family. Ronnie McKenzie and family of Barryton visited Elton Darnell. Huon Darnell attended an auction sale at Farwell Saturday. Chuck Smith of Flint visited his brother Foster Smith. McGiverns of Flint were weekend guests of Foster Smith. Albert Lee traveled to Munising Friday.
Dan Baby Isabella County Farm. Planner. Your planner met fine folks last Thursday night. The Carl Grasley group of Coldwater township held its first meeting at the Martin Boger home. Members Boger William Estes and Martin Jones present. Group leader Geasler ill. Absent George Geasler Bert Estes Ray Geasler William Beck. Group focused on wildlife and pine trees. The Willand Haenke group of Rolland township held its annual follow day night April 24. Members Clyde Johnson Laurence Townsend Kenneth Clifford Lewis Wood Jendey Haenke present. Absent Milford Crowley Wm McClure. Planner helped cooperators update plans and set dates. Group praised for care of farm manures and tame pastures. Mrs Haenke’s art in extension classes noted.
The district studies a pond at Dick Wolcott’s site in Wise township for drinking water and livestock, with clay walls and berms, plus pine trees and wildlife plantings. Manley Smith’s coarse sand soil is flagged as poor and may be best used as tree land. lime, legumes, and a Brillion Seeder demo are planned. John Goodwin requests an educational meeting. John shares a prior alfalfa-brome sowing method compared with fall plowing. The district stresses voluntary participation in soil conservation and prepares contour plannings for Miles and Isabella County group efforts.
Local families including the Abbott, Tessman, Sprague, Brown and Brockway households enjoyed visits at farms and cabins around Au Gres and Warren. Reports note smelt and sucker fishing attempts, plus a large Harrison High School Honors Banquet with Eleanor Reynolds and Don Case among the honorees. A Sentinel want ad replaces farm needs with the message Need something for the farm.
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