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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1944
Page
12
Michigan faces a below average potato crop with loans available on stored potatoes. H G Moore of Michigan State College advises careful handling, ample ventilation, and controlled temperatures from about 60 degrees for 10 days to 48 degrees thereafter, with darkness and moisture to prevent greening and shriveling.
Extension advisers outline how to prepare cows for lactation with pre calving weight gain and gentle feeding. Advice covers housing warm water for cows in winter and gradual grain increases after birth to avoid indigestion and milk fever. Also discusses pasture management, lime and fertilizer use, and sheltering milk cans from freezes at pickup time.
A brief notice notes a common charge only for mailed pamphlets to non residents while noting possible free pamphlets on the same topic. It references an unspecified gouty agent and advises readers to inquire locally.
A brief note states that meeting requirements of the U eight is approved for warehouses. The facilities are described as satisfactorily constructed and free from pests, freezing and other hazards.
Walter returned home from Ann Arbor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bad Beatty and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Schalafley. Walter and family visited with Vina Gordon. Roy Grant and others visited Gordon Ripenberg family Sunday afternoon.
A West Grant town hall party honored Ted Benic with good times reported. Several local families made short trips to Harrison Detroit Lansing and Mt. Pleasant for visits and dinners. Ted Benic Mastell Reynolds Charlie Eaton Seba Umphrey and Ben Agile are named among the hosts and guests.
Kenneth Roller spent the weekend at Arthur Center and returned to Lansing Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Harold Athey and their small son and Mrs Charles Garver and Jimmie came from Wayne and Ypsilanti Friday to visit the Athey home. Mrs Galen Coats called on Mrs Maude Barber Wednesday evening last week.
The Arthur Center Church of God held its annual business meeting with elected officers for the year including Mary Sanders as Ruling Rider Cleota Kanarr as Assistant Ruling Hilder Grace Coats as Steward Betty Orvis as Secretary Anna Shull as three year trustee Maude Barber and Betty Orvis as Delegates Grace Coats and Arvilla Newman as Alternates Arvilla Newman as Pianist Max Allen and Harold Rockey as Ushers Ted Newman and Randolph Rockey as Assistant Ushers The vote supported returning Rev Kleinhardt to Arthur Center Also the Young People's Christian Endeavor rally met Sunday afternoon with a sermon by Rev Bryde from North Star on Does it Pay to Serve Christ Sacrament of the Lord's Supper scheduled for October 15.
Howard L Krause leads services at the Gilmore Center with song devotion at 10:00 a m communion and preaching at 10:15 a m bible school at 11:00 a m and evening service at 8:00 p m Choir practice is Fridays 8 30 p m Mrs Wm Philipps is song leader. David Lambert on furlough from the Infantry in Mississippi visits his family. Gerald Wick has a medical discharge and is home with his wife and baby.
The Jarman home hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including the TSOE family from Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Spencer of Weidman along with the brother Bill and his family near Brinton.
Mr and Mrs Peter Cook were in Harrison on Thursday. Miss Edith Hopkins and Roland Up church were married on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and daughters were in Cadillac on Thursday. Mrs Dora Thayer visited the Sam Gaskill and Hold Cutler homes. Judson Hopkins filled silo on Monday. Mrs Clyde Gable and Mrs Vick Maze did the cooking. Mrs Ben Gable is helping Mrs Jess Wooten.
visitors from near Farwell include Q O Somers and families and Mr and Mrs Robert Somers. Alice’s birthday party gathered schoolmates at Howard Brockway’s. games and lunch ensued. Bolton relatives visited Levi Mitchell’s. Earl Skinner funeral in Harrison. Red Cross plans a meeting and servicemen Christmas packages preparation. John Dillon and son from Flint visited the Hileman home.
A large crowd attended the sale of Mrs. Ida Weaver on Saturday in Dover. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Manley Nixson of Banister and their son Junior visited relatives and friends around town during the week. Several social calls and visits followed, with many family and neighbor gatherings noted, and well wishes voiced for Mrs. Charlie Pfetsch.
Betty Walters spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bauer. Sunday callers included Mr. and Mrs. George Steppin and two children of Mr. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Art Lamb of Flint, Frank Thompson of Warwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walters. Mrs Courtney Bauer and two children were Sunday dinner guests of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hanes.
Hilton Darnell’s birthday was celebrated with a Saturday chicken supper attended by family and friends though some could not attend. A birthday dinner followed on Tuesday evening with 50 guests. Nearby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook were surprised moving to a new home near Ewart with a pot luck lunch. Doris Hickok of Lansing visited relatives, while Sears guests called on Cook and others on Friday evening.
Elm Grove notes report a well attended sale of R. S. McBride last Tuesday with attendees from Saginaw including Mrs. Edna Schu maker and others. The area gathered Sunday for a Young People’s Rally at Arthur and many from nearby towns attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Maria Barton known as Aunt Lo, who lived ninety one years four months and twenty one days. She attended church for sixty three years and was fondly remembered by relatives and friends. News is scarce with everyone busy and no illnesses reported.
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