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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1941
Page
3
A Rural Youth National Defense Program in Clare offers free labor welding and common parts for repairing farm machinery three evenings weekly under L C Garthe at the High School. Farmers may bring tools to the shop. new parts and paint are charged at cost to extend useful life.
Clare County farmers are urged this fall to inspect and repair existing farm machinery to prevent spring delays and free metals for defense needs. U.S.D.A. defense board chair Robert C. Kleiner notes adequate repair parts are available, but new equipment supply remains uncertain.
A diver used a spade to dispatch a hawk trapped on its back and then killed a snake that was constricting the bird. The reptile had a deadly hold and would have killed the hawk soon.
The Clare County Agricultural Conservation Association reports October rainfall at 7.11 inches with rain on 21 of 31 days. Leo Lansing shot a 37 inch red fox east of Clare. Ma Fritz and Her Youngins announce a future appearance on Iowa Barn Dance Frolic on WHO Des Moines November 8 between 9 and 11:15 PM. An item from Brown County Democrat recounts a hawk battling a bull snake observed by Jos Alberts south of Ainsworth.
Michigan State Police messages feature in WEAR broadcasts with Lieut. Harold Mulbar presenting five minute slots at 11 55 a m and a daily lineup includes Farm News Digest Radio Reading Circle Weather and specialized segments. The November calendar lists programs from November 8 to November 12 covering football previews state Grange farm service nutrition and health updates.
Mr and Mrs Grant McLane returned Friday from Sault Ste Marie where they served as subordinate delegates to the State Grange Convention. On the way home they traveled with Mr and Mrs Harry Peterson of Chippewa Grange Osceola county as Pomona delegates. Mrs Marguerite Shillings and three boys of Flint visit her sister Mrs Glen Amy. Harvey Hathon of St Clair visited his father Lew Hathon. Grange met at ow hall Saturday evening with a modest attendance. officers were elected and the McLanes gave a partial report on insights gained at the State Grange.
Local items describe church schedules at Rosebush and Center Methodist churches and numerous social outings. Residents including the Hunter and Johnston families travel to Beaverton Reed City Mt Pleasant and Saginaw while Halloween events at St Henry's auditorium and a masquerade party entertain Vernon and Leaton youth.
The article outlines two types of colds in children, distinguishing a noninfectious response to chilling from infectious colds that can last one to five weeks and risk broncho pneumonia and ear disease. It advises isolation, hygiene, and avoiding false prevention methods like vitamins or UV light, plus stresses sleep and proper nursing.
Lu Ann Hampton Marcus Krienke and Richard Pfister produced the best writing over six weeks. A spelling test at the six weeks marking period had Jane and John Bicknell with perfect scores. Anla Jean Gingery earned an A and thirteen pupils scored B. A new pupil Jack Kirknoff arrived from Holland Michigan living at 120 Wheaton.
A medical note from Health District Seven describes outdoor pillows with an inner oilcloth covering and an attractive outer cre tonne fabric. The design aims to withstand rain, hasten recovery from exposure and prevent prolonged illness as advised by Helen Lanting M.D.
The second week in November marks National Education Week with seven daily slogans. They cover world order, physical fitness, national morale, economic well being, safeguarding school support, democracy, and enriching family life, showing education touches all life facets.
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