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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
6
The Dean Muterspaugh family hosted the Youth Fellowship of the Nazarene Church of Mt. Pleasant on Saturday evening. Twenty five guests enjoyed a hayride then returned to the Muterspaugh home for cider and doughnuts.
Bay City hosts Mr and Mrs Albert Rube and guests from Alma and East Lansing join families of Archambault Cline Wurts Bellinger and House for Sunday dinner. Veterans Hospital visit to Jamies Sutton records in Saginaw. Mt Pleasant and Ionia families spend time with Grace Hoover and Hoover Seiter households. Miss Helen Muterspaugh returns to nursing school after time with her parents.
Local residents from Cheboygan East Lansing and surrounding areas spent weekends visiting relatives and attending church and community events. People listed include McClellands Hunter Lennox Acker Osborn Spaulding Johnson Shepard Watts Graham Stilgenbauer Butler House and others with activities in Mt. Pleasant Remus Lansing Flint Coleman St. Johns Midland and nearby communities.
Fay Ann Root spent the weekend at home, then returned to Lan sing with her parents C Kracker. Clinton Brockway and family attended a Halloween party at the Clare Methodist Church basement. Several locals watched The Ten Commandments at Pines Theatre in Houghton Lake on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Willet Austin and others visited relatives in Wisner and Harrison football game plans with family.
The Advat ces Karn Preining Course at Michigan State University starts December 4 for young farmers ages 25 to 20. The program runs four days a week through February 26, with 9:30 am to 4:00 pm sessions covering agricultural policies and economics. In prior years 63 farmers from 19 counties enrolled, some traveling up to 100 miles. The Isabella County Soil Conservation District invites attendees and next meets discuss Tree Farm program forestry, pulpwood industry prospects, and January annual meeting plans. John Foster will report progress. evergreen trees require soil moisture and mulching for winter. Local residents are noted including Van Blarcom, McCann Gretz, Wells Porter, Mellnaily, Stephison, and the death of Norman Burton of Salford.
Mr and Mrs Terrence ORourke sponsored a Friday card party with five tables. Mary Brown was in Mt Pleasant Hospital last week. Several neighbors listed as sick include Lucky Rolison Donald Shilling Dick Rawson Neil Brown Paul and Lucille Brown. O M Somers visited Betty Wysong and daughters. dinner with William Hileman Sr of Mann Siding. Community Hall Ladies held a cleaning bee and the Eagle Extension Group discussed Christmas crafts. Members shared items for tree ornaments and a Christmas workshop lesson hosted by Mary Miller with Shirley Miller and Ann Kleinhardt assisting. The next meeting will be with Dora Kleinhandt for needles. A note on soil care and leaf burning ends the column.
Ruth McIlnay reports Michigan State University specialist Coral Move is visiting the county in November to advise on storage upgrades and home visits. The piece also notes Agnes Sharp teaching gift wrapping bows and offers insect barrier tips to keep pests out, with careful chemical guidelines.
A promising dairy research product preserves airy cream without refrigeration, similar to sweetened condensed evaporated milk, suggesting a durable preserve for dairy storage and use.
Farwell High School Conservation class led by Hud son Keefan Werte toured Isabella County farms to review erosion control sod waterways windbreaks and wildlife plantings. Technicians Hugenée Bacon and John Foster noted five practices including field strips pasture improvements and mulched seed plots alongside Norway Spruce Red Pine and Scotch Pine wildlife habitats.
Leaders will gather at Union Township Hall to hear Rob Maddex, extension specialist in agricultural engineering, discuss the electrical program. The November 6 meeting aims to spark new ideas and urges leaders to return the earlier questionnaire guiding next year’s Achievement Days.
Engineers say the Mackinac Straits Bridge towers will be painted ivory with a green pivot span. They claim the color and design make it the most beautiful bridge in the world.
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