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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1953
Page
2
The Clare County home demonstration group meets October 7 at 1 30 pm in the Harrison courthouse basement to plan furniture upholstery projects and discuss problems with officers to receive program handbooks. Meetings cover chair and stool recovering and future work arrangements.
West Grant Mrs Thomas Spence and H Samborn visited Clifford Lake relatives including Mr and Mrs Arthur Boreham and Mr and Mrs Sid Ruhl. Cadillac guests joined Mrs Seeley Johnson for meals while Jerreds visited Utica and Frances Jerred..
The Bowen Busy Bees met at Bowen school last Thursday with Beatrice Cluley as hostess. Herbie TPhitharty Jed led the flag pledges as Len Cluley led singing My Grandfather Clock and A Plowing Song. Twenty six members attended. Treasurer Kenny Burch reported $27.43 on hand. Mrs. Anderson distributed report blanks and collect by October 6. Square banking handled by Mrs. Anderson. Judy Methner organized a potluck lunch. reporter was present.
Vicara marketed as a fiber improving blends reports by Marjorie Eastman Extension Clothing Specialist at MIS. The protein based fiber adds strength elasticity and softness to wool cotton and rayon blends and is allergy friendly when mixed with other fibers. It also claims moth and mildew resistance and reduced static in Vicara rich sweaters. Care guidance matches the companion fiber in the blend.
The Lake George Baptist Church led by Rev Kenneth Mack holds Sunday School at 10 06 and worship at 3 00 PM. Community Sunday School continues weekly. Local residents travel to Burlington North Carolina and Shingle Lake for visits and vacations. Multiple families visit relatives in Lansing, Roscommon, DeLand Florida, Elm Hall and Midland. Hospital and accident concerns include Lloyd Wetherall’s blood clot and Wayne Wymer’s tractor accident with injuries. Several anniversaries, cottage moves, and weekend visits to Farwell Clare Livonia Parnell and East Lansing are noted.
Marion Wykolf stayed Friday through Monday with Mrs. Gee and Brace. Maude Brody visited Hast Towns for a few days with friends. Howard and Mrs. Rychman spent Sunday in Kalkaska with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Bink Host and family of Ewart hosted. The Kress and Braden families joined Harry Kress for Sunday dinner.
The philosopher Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche argued for a world rejecting all gods. Michigan borders four Great Lakes with Lake Ontario not touching its coast, while Louisiana organizes its regions as parishes rather than counties.
Woodyvale Rex Patsy, a registered Holstein-Friesian cow owned by Joseph G. Stevens & Son of Rosebush, completed a 365 day production test in the Herd Improvement Registry. At four years one month old she produced 13 913 pounds of milk and 521 pounds of butterfat, averaging about 18 quarts daily. Test supervised by Michigan State College with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
Inexpensive helper sought as a sentinel worker. Pays for 3 hours weekly. Call 35 now to apply.
Walter Smith reports August production fell due to heat and fires across the state. Butterfat tests slipped versus winter levels. Top cows include George Jane with 2030 lbs milk 75 fat, Bogon and Cotter with 2330 milk 72 fat, Don Zeller 1830 milk 70 fat, 2070 milk 70 fat, Fred McDonald 1900 milk 68 fat. Larger herds led by Don Zeller 28 cows 1000 lbs milk 35 fat, Stanley Erwin 26 cows 865 lbs milk 33 fat, Pat and Ray Bowen 21 cows 764 lbs milk 31 fat.
The crossing was achieved by an American and a Frenchman in a balloon. The statement quotes the historical feat and notes the reference work Who's Who in America lists only living people.
From where I sit 4y Joe Marsh reports the Migsns saw a red ribbon on a finger at breakfast as a prompt to donate to the Woman's Club Library Fund. The group aimed for $200 and used the visible token to spark questions and support, funding books for the club.
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