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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1943
Page
6
The Office of Price Administration lays out ration rules for farm families using home produced foods and selling farm goods. Liberal use allowed for meat and butter produced at home with no slaughter permit, but sales require permits and ration point payments.
Hogs need grit and legume sod to balance minerals and prevent anemia in piglets. Keep alfalfa hay for idle hogs, and save high protein second cutting for sows. Michigan poultry flocks average about 120 eggs per bird. stronger culling could raise production and ease feed costs.
A farmer observes that rising egg prices do not help profits when feed costs rise. A hen laying 250 eggs annually uses about 4.2 pounds of feed per dozen eggs.
Local growers report low yields per acre with many under 100 bushels. Labor troubles affect large estates as harvest pace ties to piece work. Growers favor small plots over extensive potato farming to maximize efficiency amid weak government figures.
WKAR 870 KC at 5000 watts presents a weekly schedule from the MSC educational department. Daily and weekly programs cover parent teacher pupil relations, rural education, farm markets, health, and social security with broadcasts from November 5 to 10 and daily news summaries.
The Gilmore Church of Christ lists a morning program with song services led by James A. Stanley and Betty Jo Philips, communion officiated by elders and deacons, a sermon to be announced, and Bible school led by Alvin Wood on the sacredness of human life. An evening service is not planned for a while. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Arthur Brocher of Owosso and Mr and Mrs L L McAlvey. Leonard Johnson is shredding corn nearby.
Mr and Mrs Charles Van Den Burg visited Mr and Mrs Nelson Tiedeman Tuesday. Alonzo Haton of Flint spent Friday night with his sister Mrs Ben Agle. Mrs Marguerite Leonard and Mrs Sadie Ogle called on Mrs Daisy Tiedeman Monday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Reynolds welcomed a son named Clark Alen. Mrs Larene Miller Minnie Holick and Sadie Ogle called on Mrs S Johnson and Mrs N Tiedeman Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Haton of Mt Pleasant visited Mr and Mrs Ben Agile and family. Mrs Nelson Tiedeman stayed Wednesday night with her sister Mrs A Axford. Several community members attended the I O O F chicken supper Thursday night.
Mrs Melvin Berkonpas underwent an operation at a Cadillac hospital Thursday. Mr and Mrs Peter Cook were at Cadillac Friday. Several from here attended the Neiderhoed sale Thursday. Mr and Mrs Neiderhoed are moving to Cad Wace. Mrs Lola Nevins was at Cadillac Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mayhew spent the weekend at their farm home here. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Switzer and two children visited Mr and Mrs Charles Bates. The two Miller children slowly improve at Traverse City hospital after burns on October 25. Mrs Chas Adeblue and Mrs Chas Manwaring helped Mrs Ida Price with wallpaper. Mrs Anselm Mitchell is home from Bay City hospital. Leonard Matthews enjoys furlough with wife and baby visiting. Allen school hosted a party for him Saturday night. Buster Rose enlists in the Navy and departs for camp November 17 with wife and two children. Raymond Rose is stationed in Alaska.
Mrs. J C Newman visited Wednesday through Friday with her children Bernard Allen Glen Newman and their wives to celebrate the birthdays of Nancy Jo Allen and Joyce Darlene Newman. Carla Newman is recovering from Samaritan Hospital. George Cooper, a longtime pioneer, has died after a nearly three year illness. John Horn and son Harold extend sympathy.
Mary Lou daughter of Pontiac came Saturday to get his his wife who had been visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. Harl Sanders. Sunday visitors at the Sanders home included Lorin Leitner and son, Galen Coats and children, and Glen Newman and children. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Fred Athey Thursday November 11. Mr. and Mrs S Heller were at Wan Celona last week and plan to move to their new home there.
People in Arthur Center express sympathy for George Cooper and family as he dies after nearly three years of illness. He was cared for by daughter-in-law and son-in-law John and Mary Brubaker and helped by daughters Leslie Calhoun and Leona Cooper. Additional relatives visit as tributes begin. Church attendance and Sunday school election are noted with the pastor starting a new Ridership year.
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