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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
2
Freeman Township organized its first 4 H Club last Tuesday at the home of Frank Sarkozi on South Strawberry Road. Mr and Mrs Sarkozi will lead the nine member group focusing on woodworking clothing and knitting projects.
One treatment lasts full year as Clare How recommends ROE product to prevent septic tank and cesspool clogs. Read details on how this single application protects plumbing for twelve months.
Clare County dairymen can now use individual herd health records to track each cow's identification calving breeding mastitis udder health and reproductive data. The MSU developed system uses colored tabs for quick status checks, costs under 10 cents per animal, and relies on cooperative record keeping among dairyman veterinarian and inseminator.
Friday night 10 tables played with high scores awarded to Mrs. Lew Fetters and Louis Lennox and second to Mrs. John Tice and John Stough. Edna Dixon won the Traveler. Lunch by Mrs. Charles Shafer. Next party November 27. Allen couple traveled to Scottville for Floyd Smalley burial. Gilles families visited and weather hampered deer hunting.
Rev and Mrs Robert Waddell and sons visited relatives in Huntington and South Whitley Indiana. Nial Abbott and family dined with Walter Garver family. Marguerite Armentrout and children joined Martha Armentrout for Sunday dinner. Forest Garver and Elnora Honderich dined with Roger Garver at Clare. Mabel Leith spent several days with Elnora Honderich.
Coyote Holler Hunter's at the Ralph Carey residence featured Harry Duane and Fred Pravant of Manitou Beach Tim and Ken Hyde of Alma Roger Everdeen of Ithaca John Barclay of Harrison and others with bucks taken. Also guests John Mitchell of Grand Rapids at W J B Chambers and visits with Pat Cobblins family of Traverse City. A night program of the Thank Offering is planned for Sunday at 8 00 with Mrs Max Shull of Gladwin as speaker and Mrs Lois Birdsall directing.
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