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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
4
Michigan lawns should favor blue grass red fescues or mixtures says MSU crop scientist Garter Harrison. Do not use creeping bentgrass except Highland or Colonial types as it causes patches. Bentgrass lawns require frequent mowing and regular fertilizing and watering. they demand lots of time.
The notice details extensive Mother's Day visits and social events around the Glen Newman and nearby families. Guests include the Horns, Coats, Myers, Davises, Newmans, and others with sermons and poems noting Mother's Day, plant and bulb gifts, and a wedding in Indianapolis.
The guide explains a two cut method to safely detach a heavy branch. Start with a undercut a few inches from the trunk, then cut farther out on the limb. When the limb breaks under its weight a stub remains to be sawed flush and treated with wound dressing or spray.
Clare residents share family visits and greetings across Michigan Washington and California. Kenneth and Julia Turner Diana Hutchinson and many relatives gather for Mother's Day with reports of guests trips and hospital notices. Diana travels to Findlay Ohio while Howard Penrose remains in Clare hospital.
A large group of Eagle ladies attended the State Missionary Meeting at Arthur Center Church with Miss Betty Rougher R N Medical Missionary to Africa as guest speaker. Men and boys were urged to attend the News Fellowship on Friday evening May 15. Sunday guests at Rev Hilliards included Mr and Mrs Robert Kleiner and Mr and Mrs Vern Haines, with floral gifts for Mesdames Hutchinson and Bates. Mrs Jesse Quigley returned from Clare Hospital after surgery. Miss Lois Ann Rilette Lansing was home over the weekend.
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