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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1931

Page

8

Dairy Herd Improvement Report Highlights Strong Milk Yields

The Clare Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Association September report shows an average 644 lbs of milk per cow and 21 lbs butterfat with eight unprofitable cows sold. Top cows include Keller & Son Brown Swiss entries with 858 lbs milk and 31.7 lbs fat in two years and 1317 lbs milk with 40.8 lbs fat in three years. Clara Aire Ranch Jerseys lead in four years, and Holstein from Cornwell Ranch tops mature group with 1413 lbs milk and 48 lbs fat. Overall midwest herds show solid production and rising prices amid better feeding trends.

Clare- Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Association W. H. Keller & Son Pleasant Mr. Keller & Son Clara Aire Ranch Cornwell Ranch Frank Poet Proctor Hill Mt. Pleasant W. HE. Keller & Son Jerseys Carnwell Ranch Holstein Guernsey Howard Penrose

In Memoriam Willis Regar Five Years Gone

In loving memory of Willis Regar who passed away five years ago on October 17. The years pass slowly, yet his bright smile and cheerful presence remain. His chair is empty but his memory stays with us. From Mr. and Mrs. Adam Regar and family.

Willis Altho Adam Regar

Card of Thanks for Rena’s Illness and Death

We extend sincere thanks to relatives and friends for support during the illness and death of our daughter Rena. Gratitude for floral offerings and to Mrs. McAllister for singing and Rev. Dave for comforting words, plus Mr and Mrs Amos Worden, Donald, the grandparents, and other relatives.

Rena McAllister Dave Amos Worden Donald

Church and club gatherings planned for late October

Upcoming events include Fried chicken supper at St. Cecilia church next Wednesday. The Ladies Union meets next Friday with Mrs. O Connor. Epworth League hosts a Hallowe en party in Methodist church parlors Friday October 30. Rev D C Stucky will preach in Harrison A B Church Sunday and at nearby churches. Mrs H W Burd hosts Ladies Aid Friday afternoon with plans to meet with Mrs Eberhart next week. Clare Study Club meets at Mae Cudney’s Tuesday October 27 Federation day with district and state meeting reports.

St. Cecilia Church Epworth League Hallowe’en H. W. Burd Eberhart Clare Study Club Mae Cudney

Five Hundred Two Receive Membership Certificates

Nelson Carrow and Donald Dalton near Clare are two of 502 4-H Club members of America named Junior members of The Holstein-Friesian Association of America for the period September 1, 1930, to August 30, 1931. They gain registration and transfer rights at half the non member rate until age 21 for faithful club duties.

Nelson Carrow Donald Dalton Clare America Holstein-Friesian Association of America Holstein Calf Club Nelson Donald Holstein Cait Club Holstein- Friesian Association National Holstein Association Michigan New York Pennsylvania Ohio Iowa Wisconsin Indiana New Jersey Utah Minnesota Idaho Maryland Massachusetts New Hampshire North Dakota West Virginia California Montana Oklahoma Connecticut Missouri Tennessee Texas Vermont

LIST YOUR LIVESTOCK WITH FARMERS

Farmers advertise livestock for sale with two shipping dates, October 27 and November 10, and provide contact by telephone 139 PY. The notice emphasizes timely delivery and direct seller options.

State News in Brief Highlights Michigan incidents and horticulture

A 360 acre tract from W. Ke Kellogg to the State Board of Agriculture aims to fund an experimental reforestation project near Gull Lake. Other items note a Port Austin hunting accident with possible loss of sight, new Dow apple and Midland pear at Dow Nurseries, a gas well fire near Varnon extinguished by rifle, a Battle Creek raider who ate $16 in cash, a murder near Alpena, a carbon monoxide rescue in Mt. Pleasant, oil pool activity in Central Michigan, a Nobel award for Corbin T. Eddy, an $80,000 VFW fund for a Veterans Home, and a fatal crash near Plymouth Road involving Fred Goodrich and Miss Mildred Stark.

Battle Creek W. Ke Kellogg State Board of Agriculture Gull Lake John Gordon Port Austin Port Crescent Midland Michigan Dow Nurseries Dow Bartlett Mt. Pleasant Varnon Gas Pool Here Wint Fred Webber Richard Central Michigan Houghton Corbin T. Eddy Michigan College of Mining and Technology Alfred Nobel United States American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Haton Rapids Col T. L. Houston New York Yankees Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home Corporation V. F. W. National Home Ann Arbor Fred Goodrich Lansing University of Detroit Plymouth Mildred Stark Miss Stark Good- Tich Kalamazoo Delbert W. Hughes Albert Cole

Dance at Lake on Worldesday and Harrison Opera House

A dance will be held at Lake on Worldesday evening October 28 and at Harrison Opera House October 31. Music by the Gladwin County Footwarmers. Good time for all.

Lake On Harrison Opera House Gladwin County

Religious services listed for Sabbath and Sunday

The notice lists Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School at 1 00 PM St Cecilia Catholic Church Mass at 10 30 AM St John Evangelical Lutheran with Pastor C Binhammer, special service note, LDS Church services at I O O F Hall Sunday School 10 30 AM Community service 11 00 AM preaching by Hitler G W Burt Beaverton at 8 00 PM

Seventh DAY Adventist C. O. F. Hall St. Cecilia’s Stanley Morrison ST. Johnis. EV Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints I. O. O. F. Hall Hitler G. W. Burt Beaverton

Missionary Series Sermon At Baptist Church

Reverend Chas Stroup leads morning worship at ten with Sunday School at 11 15 Miss Laura Thompson oversees classes Visitors welcome Evening service at 7 30 Midweek prayer on Wednesday.

Baptist Church Chas. Stroup Paul Corinth Laura Thompson

Sunday church services and activities schedule

Church announces morning worship at 11 00 with school at 10 00 led by Hd gar Van Sicklen. Sunday School uses quotes from Washington and Lloyd George. Young People meet at 7 00 and evening service at 8 00. Sewing Circle Wednesdays Maud Feighner presiding. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00. Southeast Sheridan Church School at 2 30 directed by Cora Wilson. Prayer meeting Oct 28 at Cora Davis home begins 8 00.

Hdgar van Sicklen Lloyd George Washington God Maud Feighner Cora Wilson Cora’ Davis

Foundations Shaken Sermon At Congregational Church

Rev Albert Dawe Preaches on trust in God amid upheaval in a Sunday program that includes 10 15 a m worship 11 15 a m church school 6 30 p m young peoples society and a sermon on foundations foundations shaken and the need for a Christ spirit all members urged to attend with their pastor to consider the message next Sunday morning

Norris Elden Young Peoples Society

Methodist Church Announcement from Pastor J Lockyer

A church notice from Herrick outlines worship at 10 a.m. with a sermon on The Meaning of Forgiveness and a children’s story A Lead Pencil. Sunday school at 11:30 features graded International lessons, Epworth League goals, a Halloween masquerade on October 29, and auxiliary and aid meetings led by Mrs Burd and others.

Teddy Roosevelt Epworth League Hallowe'en Aid

Sunday School Schedules for Rural Church Outreach

A call to strengthen religious education in country homes notes neglect in America. It invites attendance at church and Sunday School, which meets at 12:30. The schedule is not ideal but preferable to no church life in the community.

America

Supervisors Plan Winter Relief and Road Work

County supervisors outline a winter relief effort with Red Cross aid and job creation. Plans from Lansing call for about 20000 dollars of M 61 projects in northern areas, a new bridge north of the city, grading to connect Clare and Harrison and Loomis with Midland road, and local labor usage at about 80 percent to ease unemployment.

Red Cross Lansing Dillman Clare Harrison Loomis Midland Highway Department

Card of Appreciation from Alex McKinnon

Alex McKinnon expresses gratitude for friends acts of kindness during his stay at the University of Michigan hospital. Flowers cards and letters helped pass long hours and he sincerely thanks everyone.

U. of M. Hospital Alex McKinnon

Classified liners wanted to buy root cutter

Classified note seeking a root cutter for purchase from Gordon Mcfatosh, residing in R 3.

Root Cutter Gordon Mcfatosh R. 3

Wellington Akey Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury

Willington Arey, 18, escaped serious injury when his Buick roadster was struck at a U. S. 10 crossing by an Ann Arbor engine. He believed the engine was stationary and could not avoid the collision. The car was wrecked but Arey suffered only a slight bruise.

Willington Arey Ann Arbor U. S. 10 Aiey John Garn

Brown Corners Sermon and Singers at Local Church

Rev Stucky of the J Detroit Mission and singer Mr Myers will preach Sunday evening at the church with special singing. Song service starts at 7:30. Visitors calling on Charlie Garver included Art Rever and family Jeff Hartman Mrs B Green Rev Chas Kleinhardt and wife Glenn Baker and friend Lila Aulrich. L W Sunday and wife from Hastings visited their farm here. Pearl Hartman of Grand Rapids and Will Hartman of Bay City spent the weekend with their parents. Mrs Arm Allen visited her son Everett and family. Mr and Mrs George Bates and family called on Ralph Shull and son Sunday.

Stucky J Detroit Mission Mr. Myers Charlie Garver Art Rever Jeff Hartman B. Green Chas. Kleinhardt Glenn Baker Lila Aulrich L. W Hastings Pearl Hartman Grand Rapids Will Hartman Bay City Arm Allen Everett George Bates Ralph Shull

Dance at Duncan Hall with Coldwater Lake Orchestra

A Wednesday October 28 event at Duncan Hall features the Coldwater Lake Orchestra. Admission is 75 cents.

Duncan Hall Coldwater Lake Orchestra Bill

Eagle Home Economics Extension Group Meeting Notes

The Eagle Home Economics Extension Group met at the parsonage on October 13 with nine members. Mrs. Spink chaired. they studied fitting a muslin dress and sleeve pattern. An appetizing dinner was prepared by the members. The group will meet October 29 at Mrs. J. B. Allen’s home for an all day session.

Eagle Extension Group Eagle Home Economics Extension Group Spink J. B. Allen

Brown Corners Group Sews at October Extension Meeting

The Brown Corners Home Economics Extension Group held its third meeting at the Community house on October 15. Chairman presided as project leaders Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Cradit explained dress fitting and sleeve pattern cutting.

Brown Corners Gordon Cradit

Infant Reva Joy Worden Dies At Three Weeks

The infant Reva Joy Worden born September 22 1981 died Friday October 16 after living three weeks and four days. Survived by parents Amog and and Mrs Worden and brother Donald grandparents and other relatives. Funeral held at home Monday at 2 00 pm Rev Albert Dawe officiating burial in Cherry Grove cemetery.

Amog Worden Reva Joy Joss Donald Albert Dawe Cherry’ Grove Cemetery Chas. Thurston Sen

Shipping Dates for Clare Association

The Clare Shipping Association schedules two sailing dates on Tuesday November 8 and 17. Contact H. A. Dawson at phone 220F21 for shippers details.

Clare Shipping Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wej The Clare County Savings Bank the Home Clare Isabella D. H. 1 Memoriam Ladies Union D. C. Stucky Detroit City PY. ‘Géeck Dominick McCella Moses Bollinger Alpena William Toland Alpena County Elmer Banks Toland Church OF God Daisie M. Bruckart Sheridan Methodist Episcopal Church John Lockyer Herrick Citizens State Bank P. Mi Wellington Akey Way Uo Home Economics Reva Joy Worden H. A. Dawson Shipper O. D. Bayes Bakery Mich
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