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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1953

Page

7

Walton Farm Bureau Meets At Local Home

The Walton Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr and Mrs Or tin on First Tuesday evening with 18 members present. The group discussed Improving the Marketing of Farm Products with Kyatt Bowerman as discussion leader in place of Oliver House. Recreation period was led by Mrs Ewart Bowerman and refreshments were served by Mrs Orrin First and Mrs Bowerman. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Grace.

Walton Farm Bureau Ortin Kyatt Bowerman Oliver House Perod Ewart Bowerman Orrin

Pepper Party at K. & 5. Club Meets at Mrs Flaharty Home

Pepper provided entertainment for K. & 5. Club members at Mrs. Harold Flaharty’s home Friday evening. After a brief meeting led by President Mrs. Wernel Burke, three tables of cards were played. Prizes went to Mrs. Vernell Fike, Mrs. Jack Methner, and Mrs. Lloyd Dixon. A two course lunch was served by the hostess. A Sentinel Fenbae will sell that surplus furniture.

Pepper Harold Flaharty Wernel Burke Vernell- Fike Jack Methner Lloyd Dixon

Presbyterian Mothers Day Service Heard at Rosebush

Mother's Day was observed at Rosebush Presbyterian Church with a large crowd of members and visitors. The church choir led by Mrs. Hugh Watson and organist Mrs. Ralph Sharp sang My Mother's Prayers Have Followed Me. Plants were presented to the oldest mother, 89 year old Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, and the youngest, Mrs. Richard Simms.

Rosebush Presbyterian Hugh Watson Ralph Sharp Elizabeth Dunn Richard Simms

Wedding of Jerry Cormier and Joanie Armstrong

Friends attended the Flint ceremony on Saturday evening. Jerry Cormier is the son of Mr and Mrs Annie Cormier formerly of this community. Mrs Cormier was the former Miss Emma Small.

Frank Small Geo Lett Cluley Elwyn Cluley Robert Cowden Jerry Cormier Joanie Armstrong Flint Jerry Annie Cormier Cormier Emma Small

8th Graders Visit Mit Pleasant High School

The Rosebush Rural Ag School eighth grade class spent a visiting day at At Pleasant High School. Prospective freshmen observed classes and planned their schedules for next year.

Mit Rosebush Rural Ag At. Pleasant High School

Denver Township News and Community Notes

Visitors at the Kenneth Mogg home included Dean and family, Wilmer Mogg, and Gene Bullard’s family. The Denver Township Farm Bureau meets May 18 at Delwin town hall. Also mentions visits by Clare and Roy Bullard, and military men Bernard Wentworth and Keith Welsh on Mother's Day. Master Roy Mitterspaugh has mumps.

Kenneth Mogg Dean Mitterspaugh Wilmer Mogg Stevie Gene Bullard Darleen Luella Dotina Heber Denver

Aggies overpower academy in soft ball game

The Rosebush Ruts seventh and eighth grade team defeated St. Henry Academy 17 to 16 at Rosebush Memorial Park Sunday. Pitchers were Ronald Hageart for Rosebush and Mattie Morrison for St. Henry.

Rosebush Rutsat Agricultural School St. Henry Academy Rosebush Memorial’ Park Ronald Hageart Rosebush Mattie Morrison St. Henry's

Birds defend social parasites as natural to their world

Dr. Austin L. Rand of the Chicago Natural History Museum argues that in birds social parasitism is natural and amoral, unlike humans. He cites cowbirds, weavers, cuckoos, honey guides and some ducks as examples and notes some species lay eggs in others nests while others raise their own young.

Austin L. Rand Chicago Natural History Museum Rand Dr. Rand

Eels’ Slippery Grasp and Notable Breeding Facts

The article discusses eel grasping challenges caused by tiny scales and notes most eels are two to three feet, with reports of up to six feet. It highlights unknown breeding habits recently clarified by European researchers led by Danish biologist Johannes Schmidt, who mapped the European eel larva migration from breeding grounds in the western Atlantic between 48 and 65 degrees west.

Johannes Schmidt Europe Atlantic West Indies

Average life span rises over past fifty years

The text notes an increase of about 20 years in the average life span during the last fifty years, reflecting longer average lifetimes and improvements in health and longevity.

Mother's Day Guests and Local Visits Across Town

Ro­se­bush social notices list numerous families and guests over Mother's Day weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGuire Sr and family, the McConnells of Martin, Mercy College students the Hunters, and many others visiting from Ypsilanti, Lansing, Bay City, Bay City, Flint, Mt Pleasant, Ithaca, and Detroit.

Bill ‘Sweeney Walled Lake Dennis Godfeyne Bay City Joseph McGuire Dan McConnell Martin Maurice McConnell Jane Jo Hunter Mercy College Detroit Robert Hunter Pat McNerney Central Community Hospital Mary Murphy William Zwack Pottiac Elizabeth Dunn Herb Cairns Delwin Kenneth Cowden Kelleanney Ithaca Chieftain Mt. Pleasant Russell .Cowden Ruth McKenzie Elgin Bean Richard Raymond Martin Glen Hoyle Pleasant Jim Decker Toth Martin Don McMullen M. FB. Bronstetter Florida Joseph McGuirert Larry Heath Flushing Jack Bronstetter M. F. Bronstetter William Coughlin Elizabeth Coughlin Egbert Fordyce Rupert Schofield Carl Seiter Richard Brooks Near Clare Roger Abbey Bill Mussell Joe Murphy Mary Jo Pt Lansing John Jacobs Hugh D. Johnston Carroll Shepherd Harold Flaharty Lynn Anne Mary Lou Flint Wyman McAtee Flaharty McAfee Faye Johnson Orrin Dan Morrison Duval Saginaw Miss Orriene Stuart Denslow St. Johns William Young John Crawford Beaverton Sarah Graham Bobby Neff Hugh McNicoll Hillman Airman Larry Carrier Seth Carrier Larry Kessler Air Field Mississippi E. O. Graham Ralph Stork Fred Matteson Abbie Johnston

Flame detector probes jet tailcone for flame leaks

Engineers develop a light guiding flame detector using a four foot quartz probe to view tailcone areas while the engine runs. Light from the filament reaches a phototube and is converted to an electrical signal for study, aiding fault detection and efficient combustion chamber design.

Aircraft Turin

Bob's Sales & Service Ad For Tires and Accessories

De Soto and Plymouth salng and service: tires tubes batteries and accessories offered by Bob's Sales and Service. Phone 342.

DE Soto Plymouth Bob's Sales & Service

Deer Starvation Problem Plagues Drummond Island Herd

Lloyd G Schemenauer reports on deer starvation on Drummond Island as cedar swamps decline and winters worsen. The herd rose through the 1920s, peaked in 1940s, then declined sharply due to harsh winters and limited hunting of only mature bucks. Remaining deer face scarce winter forage and ongoing starvation risk.

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters Lloyd G. Schemenauer Sault Ste. Marie Drummond Island I. Hy Bartlett Department Deer Authority

Newberry Man Netted Bounties Off Nine Coyote Pups

Kenneth Wood of Newberry tracked a coyote to a den near Donut Lake in Luce county. He shot the female and chopped nine pups from a hollow log den. Pups, four male and five female, brought 175 dollars. Next hunt yielded eight pups, five females and three males, for 146 dollars. Wood claims this leg likely earned more than any other in the country.

Kenneth Wood Newberry Donut Lake Luce County Wood

Five CMCE Faculty Granted Leaves for Next Year

Five Central Michigan College faculty have been granted leaves of absence for next year announced by President Co. L. Anspach. The year leaves include Harry Doby Bernard Stone Victor Croftchik Irene Jorae Katherine Ux and Faith Johnston. Croftchik Ux Jorae and Johnston receive one semester leaves while Doby and Stone take the full academic year for study travel or research.

Central Michigan College Co. L. Anspach Harry Doby Bernard Stone Victor Croftchik Irene IF. Jorae Katherine Ux Faith Johnston Croftchik Jorae Johnston Doby Stone

Birds Dance to Attract Mates Across Michigan

Michigan game birds perform mating dances each spring across familiar grounds. Sharptail grouse gather at traditional sites to challenge rivals while prairie chickens and ruffed grouse display rituals. Conservation photographers observe from blinds to document behavior and estimate populations and trends in the Upper and Lower Peninsulas.

Michigan Lower Peninsulas

Earth moves through the Milky Way at 12 miles per second

The text notes the Earth travels about 12 miles per second within the Milky Way toward Hercules, while the Sun and Earth orbit the galactic center. It also mentions the Milky Way's motion away from other galaxies and a 423 day terrestrial axis wobble. The day is slowly lengthening by about 1/1000 second per century.

Hercules

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