Dola Mercer and Robert Kleinhardt Speak Vows
A grand wedding was celebrated at the Clare County Fair in Harrison on Friday August 30. Miss Dola Mercer became the bride of Robert Kleinhart in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Kleinhart with music by Stuart Rule and Clifford Bucholz. The bridal party wore formal gowns. gifts and a bank gift were noted. fair association and local merchants contributed to the celebration.
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Clare County Fair
Harrison
Dola Mercer
Kleinhart
Sally Gillespie
James Lloyd
Roger Kleinhart
Joyce Kleinhart
Mr. Bucholz
Mendelssohn
John Empey
J. D. Robinette
Louise
Mrs. Pearl] Clute
Don Luce
Farwell
N. L. Tibbits
William H. Bicknell & Co
Fleming Shoe Co
J. J. Green
Kenneth Cox
Bayes Bakery
Clare County Fair Association
Citizens State Bank
Clare
Farwell Chamber of Commerce
Hughes Bros
Murphy & Co
U. S&s. Hoyt
Fanning
BE. Bucholz
Clare County Cleaver
Brown Corners Aid
Advance Grange
Colonville Aid
Eagle Aid
Brush College Aid
South Sheridan
Empey
Runaway Freighter Sinked St. Georges Bridge Town
St Georges Delaware authorities urge repeal of the town charter after a runaway freighter wrecked a canal bridge last January. The disaster damaged tourism and diverted DuPont highway traffic, and residents fear a proposed skyway bridge will not reconnect the community. An alderman lamented that the town effectively no longer exists.
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ST. Georges
Del
Bow Wow Wins Freshman Class Presidency at Idaho
Stanley Wojtkiewicz of Pittsburgh adapts to the ballot name Bow Wow after a mispronounced entry. Freshmen voters briefly balked at Wojtkiewicz on the ballot but he urged voters to call him Bow Wow and he won the freshman class presidency at the University of Idaho in Moscow.
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Moscow
Idaho
Stanley Wojtkiewicz
Pittsburgh
University of Idaho
Wojtkiewicz
Bow Wow
Woa-cha-hoe-ich
Classified liner ad boost in The Clare Sentinel
Readers seeking value can place a classified liner in The Clare Sentinel to maximize exposure and reach. The ad format promises strong visibility and cost efficiency for local listings and notices.
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Clare Sentinel
Liming Soils Improves Crop Production Says Purdue Expert
Soil acidity is Public Enemy No 1 and lime neutralizes it by supplying calcium magnesium and potassium. Liming opens the way for effective fertilization with nitrogen phosphorus and potash. Heavy clay soils need more lime than sandy soils to restore balance and enable best fertilizer results.
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Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Lafayette
Ind
Farmers Develop Saving Methods for Soil and Crops
Dr. George C. Moore of the U S Department of Agriculture notes continued soil and water conservation efforts. About 1 200 New York farmers completed methods on sloped land for a fourth year with contour tillage strip cropping and diversion ditches, yielding higher potatoes and silage corn. He urges pasture improvement better woodlands and more alfalfa to balance cash crops and boost livestock.
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George C. Moore
Soil Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Moore
Long-lost lovers wed after 45 years apart
Neva Weir McKee of Long Beach and Milton Reed of Baton Rouge married after reuniting in March. They had known each other in Natchez forty five years earlier, when Reed’s half brother pursued McKee. The couple honeymooned in Natchez following their wedding.
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Baton Rouge
Neva Weir McKee
Long Beach
Calif
Milton Reed
Natchez
Miss
Reed
Simulated Hospital Interaction Reveals Age Confusion
In Mobile Alabama a nurse questioned a Black woman's age after a leg injury. The woman replied to questions about her age and destination. Further inquiry suggested her mother claimed to be 107 years old.
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Durable Folks Mobile
Ala
U S Forester Skeptical on Tree Sap Rise and Fall
Milwaukee Wisconsin reports that U S Forest Service expert H Basil Wales says sap does not rise in spring nor fall in trees. Experiments show winter and summer logs weigh the same, sap remains in trunk and roots with slower movement, and spring wounds cause heavy bleeding.
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Milwaukee
Wis
H. Basil Wales
U.S. Forestry Service
Europe
Montreal Inventor Unveils Airplane Silencer for 1000 HP
A Montreal inventor has developed a silencer for airplane engines up to 1000 horsepower. It reduces noise by about 70 percent without creating excess back pressure.
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Montreal
Finland Territory Ceded in Peace Terms to Russia
A territory ceded by Finland in the peace terms with Russia was valued at more than 360 million dollars. The transfer reflects postwar territorial settlements and shifts in regional control following the accord.
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Cove Tee Ue
Russia
Finland
Root Zones For Healthy Plant Growth In Crops
Air in soil is essential for growth. A root zone of 3 percent to 4 feet is recommended for wheat corn soybeans and alfalfa. Underground drainage mains and laterals act as air ducts supplying air through joints with surface inlets aiding ventilation. Root zones above the water table obtain moisture by capillary action, leaving air spaces for plant food.
Fowl Paralysis Describes Symptoms and Harsh Remedy
The article outlines how paralysis in poultry affects nerves, causing leg weakness, drooping wings, head twisting, or blindness if eye nerves are involved. It notes that treatment is limited to culling all affected birds to prevent spread.
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