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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
7
This Week IN Harrison moved closer to the championship playoff by defeating Cotter Motor Sales 8 to 3 on Wednesday. Harrison led from the first inning with three runs and added one in the second and two in the third before the game ended.
Rain delays push playoff games to Sunday as Cotter is eliminated from the cup race leaving Hi-Speed as Harrison’s main rival. If Hi-Speed wins, a two team tie with Camp Houghton Lake could force an extra game to decide who faces Hi-Speed for the trophy. Probable series lineup lists Clare Hi-Speed Harrison Merchants and Campbelle among others.
Farwell topped Sanford 9 to 4 on the Farwell diamond Sunday in a free hitting contest. Bill Moore pitched effectively for Farwell, with B Moore and R Renner aiding the win. Sanford’s Romuly and Rogers recorded the losses. Final game vs Pleasant Valley set for next Sunday. Pat Methner, injured Labor Day, suffers a fractured left arm but is hoped to recover quickly.
The article outlines dairy hygiene practices to ensure milk safety. It stresses tuberculin testing, avoiding milk from infected cows, thorough cow cleaning, sunlit ventilated barns, clean milking gear, small top pails, and initial straining to remove foreign objects before selling milk.
The piece urges careful milk handling with cotton pad strainers, used once and discarded. It also reports residents like Paul Wesh at Owosso and Ray Brace returning from Lansing to the cottage, with Don Luce Bernard Schofield and families at Shorewood and other visitors to the kennels of Frank for dog training demonstrations. Dr. Sands of Midland checked on his dog Sandy.
Flint residents John Peters and wife hosted relatives from Ohio at the Hall cottage. Eva Monday and Walt Welles and wife from Wyandotte spent days at Mrs Monday's cottage. Clinton Dunkle stayed home with family. Mr and Mrs M Cascadden visited her father. Daryl Chaney and wife and Harold Niemeyer from Saginaw stayed at the Chaney cottage. Ivan Willimot and friend from Flint occupied his cottage. George Pinteck and wife from Flint stopped at their cottage Sunday en route to Gladwin. Mr and Mrs Miles Darling of Harrison visited Fred Bauers Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Bugbee and children from Dorr Michigan spent Sunday at Ralph Goodrich home. Mr and Mrs John Burns from Reading were in area for farm visit. Mr and Mrs Leo Caffree and two children from Midland called at Weage home. Mrs Wilma Smith returned to Pontiac after weeks with her father William Blain. Mr and Mrs Goff Wilson shopped in Saginaw. Ralph Goodrich and Clare callers Friday. J Beard and daughter and family from Farwell were guests Sunday. Bert Lydell of Harrison called Sunday.
The Friendly Social Club of Lake George will begin fall meetings on Thursday after noon September 18 at 1 30 in the community hall. Members and interested residents are invited to attend and participate in club activities.
A new Department of Agriculture laboratory in Peoria Illinois is studying new corn based products for national defense. Researchers explore synthetic rubber plastics substitute fibers supplementary motor fuels and industrial alcohol to expand wartime supply lines.
The announcement says about 4 500 full time store clerks across the area will receive a five day forty eight hour week aligning with a 52 hour week pay scale. The move honors the chain’s policy of short hours and high wages and reflects ongoing improvements in working conditions and benefits.
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