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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1952
Page
2
Elza Beery Gordon Kleiner depart for Fort Wayne Indiana as Gordon enrolls at Fort Wayne Bible College. Local visits include Rev Sylvia Honderich and many neighbors sharing meals and greetings during a busy week in Arthur Center and Beaverton with family, friends, and parish events.
Ross Renners enjoy television Myr and Mrs Bill Wood and Mr and Mrs Bill Moline spent last week in Canada fishing returning home Saturday night with good time and many fish Emma Phipps broke her arm on Clare street last Friday Paul and Lucille hosted a Friday card party Five tables played Lightning protectors installed at Glass School by Bay City firm Variety Club met with Alice Cook October 2 will meet with Deloris Cook Danny Scott won radios at Economy Dime Store Mt Pleasant Howard Cook home from Shelby Alen Rawsons plan two week Nebraska trip September 17 Terrance O Rourke and Melvin Pedgrift visits planned but canceled Gallers hosted by Frank Freeman list of neighbors Monday Barn cleaning and wheat field drill with six tractors Frank Freeman confined to bed
Lake George notes include church listings for Sunday School and Worship. Residents report moving to Alma, visits to Harrison, and social events such as steak roasts and fair attendance. Local sports show the pall team loss to Cadillac 4 to 2 with rain delays at the Harrison Fair Grounds.
Wilbur Lee Liel of Lansing returned home to spend a week with friends before entering the armed forces. A Col onville Church Youth meeting at Betty and Bil Randles had thirteen attendees. The Randles hosted Harley Randle and daughter Sharon Saturday. Betty Bergey of Clare visited the James Bradley home Sunday night. Barley Randle and daughter Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaffer visited Alma Sunday. Leo Jennings of Royal Oak and Edna Langin spent a weekend at their farm home.
Planner and forester aided by district staff cruised 344 acres of timber in Vernon and Isabella townships for land, ponds, and pasture plans. They surveyed hardwood, elm, and swamp areas, recommended drainage and pasture seeding, and advised applying for soil district assistance.
Gene York and Aid Raymond Necker proposed a preliminary tile survey for Paul Schafer of Beal City to reclaim about six acres of marsh. York aims a five inch center tile with two parallel lines, a six inch main to the county drain northeast. Phillip Epple completed a soil and water plan stage and seeks woodland and pasture development and fertilization aligned to farm soil types. U S Soil Conservation Service staff contacted 101 applicants, 45 seeking immediate aid, 19 wanting plans but not immediate assistance.
Eight people showed interest in district work but were delayed by family issues while twenty nine farmers withdrew. Some sought lime checks and fertilizer advice, others wanted less help as the county soils laboratory becomes available. Forty five applicants were not all served now. group planning meetings are hoped for this fall.
Isabella 4-H outlines Farm Bureau special awards in Dairy Beef Sheep Swine and Poultry with $10 merchandise prizes. Records neatness and all around achievements determine winners. forms due Oct 1 then judged by Farm Bureau Committee. Fall Achievement set for Oct 22 at Mt Pleasant High School Auditorium. County Fair food stand net profit about $760 after bills and improvements.
The new 1953 Project Requirements are available at the 4 H office. The bulletin briefly lists the projects and summarizes the requirements. There are 120 different projects available to club members this year.
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