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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1954
Page
3
Attendance at Sunday services rises as Olivet Night is observed in the Young People meeting Rev Smith spoke on Olivet Nazarene College and Christian education A glean up and a pink and blue shower were hosted at homes with multiple visitors and weekend social events described for church members and their families
Delwin Grange members met May 11 to view a Cities Service film and discuss future programs led by lecturer Leila Rockett. Residents hosted and visited with neighbors including the Brock Morrison reunion at Rosebush Memorial Park and various Sunday calls across the community.
Denver Township news notes the arrival of a baby boy born on Mother's Day to Mrs Joe Fabiano of Mt Pleasant formerly Helen Kile. Gene Bullard helps his brother Paul Bullard dig in Mt Pleasant. Denver Township Farm Bureau met May etc. seven families and two visitors attended. Pot luck lunch served. next meeting at Clarend Methner home June 8.
Tree farmers in Clare County face insect pest threats to pine plantings. Saw flies and European pine shoot moth cause most damage, with white pine weevil posing danger to Scotch, red, and rack pines. Contact county agricultural agent or Deane Meredith for diagnosis and control. spraying or dusting equipment may be needed.
Clare county agent P D Gibson notes Reed Canary grass yields 65 more forage per acre than other grasses but is somewhat unpalatable. Heavy phosphate and potash fertilizer improves palatability. Dennis Clanahan of MSU recommends 200 lb acre annual 0-9-27 or 0-20-20 fertilizer and keeping the stand heavily grazed or mowing to renew tender growth. new seedings should not be pastured in the first year.
Rhubarb season brings a fresh tart flavor ideal for sauces pies and desserts. Cook with applesauce or strawberries for pies or custards. Practical kitchen tips include using celery leaves in salads or soups and reimagining leftovers like biscuits for French toast.
An automotive shop offers specialized collision services with a free license and a slogan about safe brakes saving lives. The contact line lists a phone number as 260-W.
Definite plans are underway for a large tiling demonstration to occur during the first two weeks of the Perry Geeule farm area in Wise Township. The event will feature a newly constructed ditch and a finely arranged tile system with sponsorship from the Isabella Soil Conservation Districts. Willard A. Cutler, drainage engineer of Michigan State College, will attend along with the Isabella County Road Commission and county drain engineers. Details to be released next week.
Bowen Busy Bees members met in the Bowen school with twenty in attendance. The treasurer reported 87.20 in the treasury and a roller skating party with the Wise 4 H Club was set for May 17. A dance is planned for June and a committee is finalizing arrangements. Certificates and 4 H pins were distributed. Carolyn Carter will host the next meeting.
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