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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1939
Page
2
County Agent Paul D Gibson stresses that early lice control in cattle saves feed and improves gains. Lice infested cattle shrink production by about 20 percent. removal methods include spraying with standard dips or dusting with flour and pyrethrum. Reapply every 12 to 14 days to kill newly hatched lice and prevent further losses.
Elm Grove Na and Mrs Harold Wesley of Pontiac visited over the weekend. Albert Allen, cared for at his daughter’s home, is quite poorly. Mr and Mrs Sanford Mott of Pontiac stayed with Von Walters and family. Mr and Mrs Virgil Newman and family visited Gertrude and husband in Dale. Mrs Bessie Bradley returns from work at Theodore Bowler home in Clare. Mrs Lola Rulapaugh stayed with Edith Raymond. Mrs Charles Barlow of Gladwin was severely injured when a car and a trailer collision left her with broken ribs and a leg. She is recovering at home after hospital care. Callers Sunday included Verne Badgley of Rosebush, Dorothy, Harold and Gertrude Hess, Mrs Bob, and Cora Wilson. Cora Wilson visited Friday with Mrs James McClung. Garland Bennett visited his brother Vernon and family Saturday.
A compact entry notes the November 12 lesson, listing selected subjects and scripture texts. It references the International Council of Religious Education and indicates courtesy use by permission.
Sermon notes urge placing the kingdom of God first to relieve worry about money food and future. Jesus vows provision for needs while discouraged anxieties fade. The speaker cites Matthew 6 19 34 Matthew 6 33 1 Peter 5 7 and parables of birds and flowers to urge faith and action.
A reflective line from F. W. Robertson on the sacred value of solitary silence where the soul meets God. It links inner resolve to future action and life shaping strength. The quotation emphasizes personal spiritual encounter as a source of decisive character.
The Vernon Center Group gathered at Mrs Joseph Depung's Vernon home with thirteen members and one visitor. Chairwoman Mrs Loomis led forenoon business followed by a pot luck dinner with Mrs Duncan assisting. Leaders Mrs Telder and Mrs Shugg taught Choosing the Right Fashion. next meeting set for Mrs Loomis' Farwell home in December.
Mrs Gladys Robinson hosted the North Gilmore Extension Group on October 25 with one guest Mrs Schaeffer. Officers appointed were Viola Warner chairwoman and Estella Miles secretary treasurer. Lessons on The Correct Fashion were led by Edna Laverty and Ethel Thrush. A pot luck lunch followed with afternoon activities including an animal quiz spelling contest and Chinese checkers. Next meeting set for December 20 at Estella Miles home with Ruth Marshall co hostess and plans for a Christmas party.
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