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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
8
A crowded weekend fills Vernon Hill with visits and trips. Residents including Mrs. D Stough and family, the Stinchcambe and Travers families, and others travel to Houghton Lake Cadillac and more for picnics and gatherings. Local come-and-go includes Sororities, Jr and Sr banquets, and multiple calls on relatives across nearby towns.
Central Standard Time timetable items list trains from Ann Arbor to South and Pere Marquette routes with morning and afternoon departures. A Michigan road schedule shows a daily 5:00 p.m. bus from Hotel Doherty to Mt. Pleasant, Midland and Saginaw on Mondays. A parade of social notes includes visits, meetings, and a Memorial Day warning that Legion dances are paused until fall.
The animal husbandry department at Michigan State College endorses drenching to control internal parasites in sheep. Treatments start before pasture access, with a three or more applications during the grazing season. A copper sulfate nicotine sulfate solution is prepared and dosed by weight, with specific amounts for lambs and older sheep, and instructions on feeding and handling provided.
Mrs. Eline M Andrus went east for an extended visit with her sister Miss Elva Tatman in Baltimore. She traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Speer who were visiting at the Cudney home. A Faculty Party at Twin Elms featured a six o'clock dinner and golf or bridge. Doris Gerow won high bridge score and Pearce, not returning next year, received a sherbet set of Fostoria ware.
Mrs Estella Holden and guests Eunice Slentz Mary Gilmore Doris Gerow and Ava Hoard traveled to Holland Saturday for the tulip festival and band review with Ten high school bands. A massed program of about 1500 musicians was directed by Prof Maddey of Ann Arbor. After the contest 18 bands paraded the city past tulip beds and Holland attractions.
Attendees enjoyed concerts over two evenings. The first to sixth grade pupils staged the cantata The Ugly Duckling with Mavis Kennedy as prologue and epilogue, under Miss Jean Gleruth. Wednesday featured the high school band led by H Wehrly, with Evelyn Olson announcing numbers and Doris Gerow on piano helping the cantata and glee club selections.
A fragment shows agricultural products and prices including beans eggs fowls and meats. References to cwt dressed hogs veal hides and wool appear with scattered price ranges and units, indicating a livestock and produce market list from a historical newspaper page.
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