Local residents host and visit across midMichigan area
A flurry of Sunday to Wednesday social visits ties multiple families in Clare and surrounding towns. References include Ms and Mrs Snider in Grayling and Rose Bush, travel to Saginaw Detroit and Pontiac, plus weekend guests in Mt. Pleasant and Loomis. A nephew, Russell Bonham, was killed by lightning in Alpena county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Pint
George Snider
Grayling
Michigan State Conservation Nursery
Flint
F. G. Allen
Jesse Thompson
Wilbur Huffman
Danny
St. Louis
Abner Thompson
Eola McDonel
Thomas Olds
Lansing
Evelyn Nevins
Shirley
Lela Mae
Marlene Kile
Harold Kile
Wise
Lew Pfleger
Saginaw
Carrie Perverse
Claud McCreary
Pontiac
Phillip Worder
Loomis
Seymour Border
Labor Day
Hazel McCreary
Phyllis Border
Harold Hess
Detroit
Walter Hess
Fred
Gertrude
F. L. Bergey
Floyd Callihan
Clare
Sarah Aiey
Dedafoe
Vern Owens
Mt. Pleasant
Cynthia Emery
Amelia Gardner
Perry van Sickle
Bobby
Rosebush
Raymond Pryor
Andrew Irwin
Youmans
West Sixth Street
C. A. Powligton
Lake
Margaret Briggs
Byron
Blake Marlin
Song
Asher Knight
Asher Knight and Children, of Mr. Pleasant
Dave Teale
Gordon Boivin
Patsy
St. Charles
Vincent Heiser
Reed City
James McDonel
Ernie Cleveland
Kalamazoo
Farwell
Kenneth
Clara. Stone
Frank
Hike Harvey
R. K. Nutson
Martha Schultz
Fillmore
Owosso
John Schultz
Frankfort
Beulah
Archie Cookson
Ohio
David Border
Phillip McCleary
Phillip Worden
Etta Howard
Russell Bonham
Alpena County
Dearborn
Frank Pringle
Tri County Health Unit Highlights Preschool Care
The Tri County Health Unit outlines advances in child care emphasizing preschool health, parental guidance, and community conferences for well children. It stresses mothers’ access to advice, the role of health departments, and the family physician’s irreplaceable care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lanting
Clare Sentinel Liner Ad Seeks Selling Listing Next Week
Local notice invites sellers to place classified liners in the Clare Sentinel for publication next week. The message emphasizes timely submission and audience reach through the newspaper’s distribution.
Hessian fly infestation wider in 1941 Michigan wheat crop
Entomologist Ray Hutson of Michigan State College reports Hessian fly damage greater than usual in the 1941 wheat harvest. Planting dates are key to control, with an observed fall-to-spring cycle and region-specific safe planting dates, including September 12 for Clare County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hutson
Michigan State College
Michigan
Clare County
State bean growers must be gamblers on crop hazards
Michigan bean producers facing weather, insect and disease risks and uncertain markets. H C Rather of Michigan State College notes average years see beans wet during curing. dry July reduced prospects. Harvest odds favor rain, with 2 to 1 for no rain one day, rising to about 6.6 to 1 for no rain five days, and about 16 to 1 for a full week without rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
H. C. Rather
Michigan State College
Plow Old Sods Now for Best White Grub Control
Michigan State College entomologist C B Dibble urges plowing old sods early, then drying furrows before soil stirring to combat white grubs. He notes erosion control via rye seeding and spring pasture benefits, recommending arsenate of lead applications to lawns to prevent grub damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Dibble
Michigan State College
Michigan
Dibble
Michigan Poultry Flocks Grow In Size And Quality
Michigan poultry flocks rise in size and egg production exceeds last year by six percent while laying hen numbers dip two percent. Prices for poultry meat and eggs reach highs not seen since the late 1920s. Factors include better feeding, longer hatching, reduced cold storage stocks, and increased government egg purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
O. B. Shear
Michigan State College
Shear
United States
Great Britain
Soldier writes home from Schofield Barracks Hawaii 1941
Merritt Ogle, Pvt. Clarence M. Ogle, describes arrival at Schofield Barracks on Oahu in August 1941 aboard the Cleveland. He details quarantine, kitchen duty, then ward orderly duties aboard a ship, and the island’s climate, facilities, and lack of snakes, with notes on other troops and future postings. He closes with a personal signoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith Medical Regiment
Schofield Barracks
Territory of
Hawaii
Detroit
Golden Gate Bridge
Frisco
Hawaiian Islands
Garden Islands
Oahu
Diamond Head
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Cassion
Lalanie
Stars and Stripes
Medias
Cleveland
Son Merritt
Pvt
Clarence M. Ogle
Rebounding Golf Shot Breaks Glasses in Rough
A golf ball struck from the rough by Herbert Greenwald of Berwyn broke his glasses and cut his face after a hidden stone caused the ball to rebound. A calf wearing a dragging neck chain also caused a separate incident near Edward Acree of Brazil Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Acree
Brazil
Ind
Acree
Herbert Greenwald
Berwyn
I'm a careful driver who foils responsibility
A poem by M. K. Brown from Clare Michigan portrays a driver who boasts of care while speeding and causing harm. It satirically follows his evasions after crashes and his claim of fault lies with others such as the railroad engineer or the red light, ending with a blasphemous boast.
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Ideal Theatre
Gene Autry
Fiesta Stars
Egoyd Nolan
Wtey Leah
Mary Beth Hughes
Sheila Ryan Wiliam Demarest
Ben Carter Henry Daniel
Ginger Rogers
Tom, Dick and
Harry
George Murphy
Alan Marshal
Burgess Meredith
Joan Crawford
Robert Taylor Greer Garson
Herbert Marshall
John Barrymore Franges Farmer
Virginia Dale
Don Castle
Eugene Pallette
Ricardo Cortez
Fritz Feld
Flastien
South Sea
Dorothy Lamour
Jon Hall
Lynne Overman
Kathérine DeMille
Philip Reed
Fritz Leiber
Tri-County Health Unit
Hudson
Paul D. Gibson
Harry K. Wakefield
Isabella County
Robert CG. Kleiner
Clare County Aaa Committee
Charles ©. Oglé
Merritt
Better Vision Institute
Rexall Drug Store
Silque
U.S.P
Rexath
Rezolf Drug Store
I'Sr
St. Peter
M. K. Brown
Clare, Michigan
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