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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
13
The Good Luck Club met Wednesday with Mrs Gordon Ferneda hosting. Eleven members attended as two new members Mrs Murel Kinney and Mrs Billy Hurt joined. Floy Sturgis won the door prize. Nita Feuchter of Ohmstead Falls Ohio surprised members by attending. Next meeting with Mrs Floy Sturgis is set for Wednesday October 8.
The Lake Friendly Club will meet Thursday September 18 with Mrs Gladys Mosher. The Lake Extension Club also meets Thursday September 18 with Mrs Loren Leist.
Mrs Mildred Harns widow of the late Arthur Harns died in Flint and was buried in Garfield Cemetery Lake after funeral services at First Baptist Church Lake at 100 pm. She had lived in Lake for many years and left several children.
Neighbors attended the funeral of Mrs Ida Scott at the Congregational Church in Clare. A Lake Red and Gan Club work bee drew Betty Phillips Allyne Krabill Irene Smith and Annébelle Tryon. Other visits included families traveling to Mackinac Bridge and Lansing for family matters and a nephew’s wedding.
Louis Hathon returned home after visiting Harvey and family in Birmingham. Harvey plans to move his family to California to enter the plastic business. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson of Brown City visited Mrs. Jennie Muir. Pauline Colton stayed with Joyce Sowle. Mrs. Mable Bellows and Mrs. Hoscoe Bellas are hospitalized in Clare General. Allyne Krabill and children visited relatives in Toledo. Lewis Colton Jr. has been released from the Navy and is home. Mr. and Mrs. William Galloway and sons of Ground Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith of Ada spent the weekend at the Smiths. Frank Carstensen of Flint spent ten days with Minnie Gilman and Willard Gilman. They visited Forest Gilman at Custer and joined Mrs. Minnie Gilman and others around Lake and Farwell this week.
Local notes record visits and gatherings across towns including Findlay Ohio to Arthur Center and Colonville. Families such as Bates, Hutchinson, Kleiner, and Carncross attend church, fairs, and reunions, with hospital and travel updates and a newborn announced at Mt Pleasat Hospital.
An individual places a brief real estate advertisement in the classifieds. The readable fragment shows contact details and a request for listings or responses.
The Office of Civilian Mobilization stocks about 225 million dollars in medical and engineering materiel across 43 warehouses to aid millions after attack. Medical stockpiles cover emergency hospital units for 4 percent of the population for three weeks. engineering supplies include 25 000 tons of critical restoration gear.
The Brown Corners Farm Bureau held a meeting at the schoolhouse Tuesday night electing Ray Houghton as chairman Charles Ott as assistant chairman Robert Carter as discussion leader William Walter as assistant F B Package leader Walter Garver as minute man Forest Garver as secretary Beatrice Garver as recreation leader Arlene Walter as song leader Dora Reinhardt as women’s delegate Russell Strange led the discussion and hostesses Emma Lower and Arlene Walter served lunch. The WM A plans a white elephant sale Friday at 8 pm with baked goods garden supplies and more Pie and coffee offered. Additional notes mention residents visiting relatives and students leaving for college. Beginning Sunday September 21 worship at 10 and Sunday School at 11 for six weeks.
Michigan State University soil specialist James Porter explains turning leaves and yard waste into compost. Build a layered pile with measured fertilizers such as 12-66-10 and 8-8-8, plus ground lime, 125 cubic feet, and 95 pounds of lime. keep moist but not waterlogged. shape top to shed water and confine pile with woven wire or fencing.
A kerosene lamp heats a cylinder head to drive a fan via an air engine developed by John Ericsson. In Dearborn Michigan the device uses heat expansion and contraction of air to move a piston and turn the crank, powering fan blades.
The clippings list numerous properties near Beaverton and Clare Michigan including 38 acre riverfront land with a 2 bedroom home for 10500, a 160 acre dairy farm with bulk tank, 3 bedroom modern homes priced from 4800 to 26000 with down payments, 240 acre Beaverton Twp stock farm at 13950, 120 acre parcel with 4 bedroom modern home at 21000, and other building sites along Tobacco River and Cedar River with various terms. Many parcels emphasize frontage, barns, silos, and timber with terms and down payments.
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