Social Roundup of Clare Area Visitors and Deer Hunting
A long list of residents and visitors from Clare county and beyond share weekends and holidays with relatives. Among those appearing at Clare homes were families from Lansing Lansing to Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and Flint visiting relatives and hunting trips in Five Lakes and near Farmington. Several travelers return to their towns after brief visits and deer hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McKinnon
Donald McKinnon
St. Clair’ Shores
C. A. Wellman
John Watson
John Jr
Battle Creek
Charles Ford
Fordville
al. Schneider
Fred
Winter Park
Florida
Arthur Sharland
Audry Reger
Flint
Five Lakes
Wilma Bradley
Mann Siding
Harold Ki
Burnice Stevens
Ethel Price
Palo Alto
Calif
Eola McDonel
Pearl Fields
Coldwater
Albert Madison
Wava Smith
Edward Archey
Dearborn
J. J. Green
Romayne Perry
Bay City
C. A. Perry
Roy Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
D. W. Osborn
John Robson
Saginaw
Horace Joyner
Sam Wilkinson
Anha Mae Shaw
Lorraine. Riedel
Kalamapo
Hol. Schlafley
James Murdock
Chicago
Illinois
Anna Hubel
Tim Graves
Wallace Peckinpaugh
Vicky
Pie. Dale Groves
Fort Sheridan
Groves
Midland
Wallace Johnson
Floyd Baker
Milan
Michigan
R. L. Dysinger
Loris Dysinger
Ann Arbor
W. D. Dysinger
Myr
Carl’ E. Sanders
Rolland Sharpe
Hillsdale County
Ed. Schlafley
Darlene Hoffmeyer
Duart
Bonnie Witheck
Miss Wither Poet
Romulus
Bill Leash
Callihan
Sanford
George Shayler
Gladwin County
Hunting
Leon Casner
Irwin Punches
Glenn Lloyd
Jerry
Grant
B. A. Born
Cadillac
G. C
Betty Assmann
Pleasant
Stster
Mary Low
Helen’ Archambault
Will Lansing
Wise
L. H. Thompson
Clela Hartman
Arthur
Ernest Green
Clare
Frost’ Town, Hall
Kenneth Borrer
Janet
Toledo
Ohio
Mary A. Clow
Mildred Clark
Alma
Nellie Arnold
Vaughn
Lewis and W. Letsinger
M. R. Howlett
Claud Hartman
Upper Peninsula
Urban Garland
Owen Bowers
John Hall
Grand Rapids
Theo Wallington
Karen Ann
Karne Ann
William Terwilliger
Lake City
Wallington
Harry Cleveland
Bernie
Heimbecker
Sears
William Heimbecker
Detroit
Dale Randall
Farmington
Herbert Randall
Herbert Jr
Lois Harris
Loie Hansler
John Stough
Will Hendrie
Pancake Supper at Congregational Church Saturday
A pancake supper will be held at the Congregational Church on Saturday November 25 starting at 5 00 pm. The all you can eat price is 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for children with a separate menu page available.
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Congregational Church
Woodchuck control methods described for burrow fumigation
The article explains killing woodchucks by fumigating their burrows using calcium cyanide or carbon bisulfide. It warns that entrances must be sealed with sod after placing the poison and notes the danger to humans, including the explosive and poisonous nature of the chemicals and the need to avoid smoking during handling.
Clare Public School faculty take Thanksgiving vacation
The Clare Public School closes for Thanksgiving with staff heading to destinations such as Ionia Hast Towns Flint Owosso Kalamazoo Crystal Lake Somerset Lake City and Toledo Ohio. Remaining in Clare are Supt Bates Mrs Helen Butler Mr and Mrs J Garthe Don Richardson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Public School
Mabel Reynolds
H. T. Welch
Ionia
Gwendolyn Putnam
Hast Tawns
Warren Williams
Maple Rapids
Barbara Longstreet
Flint
Owosso
Donald Strong
Olive Evans
W. A. Strong
Kalamazoo
Barbara Rickerd
LeGrand
H. ‘Ricker
Bates
Helen, Butler
Garthe
Don Richardson
Mrs. Paul Sheponski and Mrs. Earl Phimsey Visit Slentz Home
Mrs. Paul Sheponski and Mrs. Earl Phimsey spent the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L C Slentz, and the balance of the time at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Archbold
Mary
van Dyke
Raymond Ruby
Cpl
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Ruby
C. A. Shields
Paul
Don
Big Rapids
Ray Shields
Carolyn Shields
Etta Howard
Orlie VanWormer
Clio
Arthur Walter
Don Mosher
Floyd Debious
Paul Sheponski
Earl Phimsey
L C. Slentz
Hunters Pack North Woods During Season Contests
North woods hunters swarm the season as 1115 resident and 44 nonresident licenses were sold by Wednesday noon and buck contest entries rose by nearly 2000. Heaviest buck 222 pounds won by Austin Mayer of Clare. widest spread 223 inches claimed by Raymond Ruby of Van Dyke. nearest weight 149 1/2 pounds by Clarence Chase of Jonesville. lightest 80 1/2 pounds by Ernie Cleveland of Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Mayer
Clare
van Leis
Raymond Ruby
van Dyke
Clarence Chase
Jonesville
Ernie
Cleveland
Glare
Sixth War Loan Campaign Starts Throughout U S
Vast sums of money and many lives must be sacrificed to conquer Germany and Japan. Only billions invested in food medicine and munitions can lessen lives lost before a just peace is won. When solicited to loan your money to government buy all the bonds you can.
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Germany
Japan
Conserving Fats Through Gentle Melting Techniques
The text explains rendering fat by chopping or grinding it, then melting in a double boiler or over gentle heat. Do not boil fat as boiling ruins value and glycerin content, and promotes rancidity, reducing usefulness for home cooking.
Permanent Antiseptic Promised for Textiles and More
A new chemical antiseptic is promised for use in textiles, toothbrushes, containers and preserved foods. It is odorless tasteless and colorless and remains effective after washing and over time. A separate note states U S chicken meat production yearly equals four to five times lamb and mutton and about a third of beef.
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United States
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