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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1963

Page

4

Time To Recognize County 4 Hers

The week of September 28 to October 5 is National 4 H Club Week. Clare County has 230 members in 14 clubs led by Winterfield Coln with 29 members led by Blackledge Martin Sneary and Bartholomew and Colonville Coln in Sheridan Two with 25 members led by Pudway Magnus Kistler Humphrey Nass. Also Lake 4 H Club is listed. A Giant Fox Tail weed tall as eight feet threatens Michigan corn fields, reducing yields up to 30 percent. County agent George McQueen notes it in two county areas first seen in 1961 and urges reporting to extension agents for identification and control with spring applications of Atrazine or Limezine.

Clare County Winterfield Winterfield Town Michigan George McQueen Clinton County McQueen Harrison Glare County Cooperative Extension Service

Rural social notices and community updates from Harrison area

Mrs Ethel Rutter, Mrs Marion Magnus and Mrs Esther Randle visited Mrs Blanche Giebel at St Marys Hospital in Saginaw. Luncheon honors Floy Robinette of Chesaning hosted by Mr and Mrs Lester Cotton of Clare. Newman and Kistler families attended Newman reunion in Elm Grove Parish House. Rummage sale by Colonville Missionary Society nets 146 dollars. Various local visits, trips, and hospital calls noted as community life continues. Crop notes report production up 70 percent per acre and breeding efficiency up 90 percent. farm labor output quadrupled since 1919 1921 period.

Ethel Rutter Harrison Marion Magnus Esther Randle Blanche Giebel St. Mary’s Hospital Saginaw Beulah Bodkins Mary Davis William Gerow Mable Root Vivian Sandberg Lester Cotton Clare Floy Robinette Chesaning Virgil Newman Joy Virgil Kistler Newman Elm Grove Carl Kistler Ray Strouse Colonville Missionary Society Arthur Bradley Elk Rapids Irene Clute Joan Clute Brinkmian Randall Brothers

Community notices and 4-H rally plans in Clare County

Central Gilmore area news covers visits among residents including Mr. Alvin Wood and Mrs. Nina Graham, a death in Owosso, and a large 4-H rally planned at Harrison High School. The piece details club leadership, member counts, project areas, and the aims of National 4-H Week with live demonstrations and enrollment.

Alvin Wood East Jordan Orla Robinson W.R. Jarman Percy Giles Ethel Chamberlain Mt. Pleasant Mason Lansing Mrs. Jarman Nina Graham Bruce Gamble Mrs. Chamberlain Mrs. Graham Elmer Kidder Dearborn Gilmore Pioneer Farm Bureau James Pitts Roy Gamble George Pitts Owen Jarman Alma Perry W.C.E.N Genevieve Mowl Owosso Gilmore Gilmore Cemetery Agnes Fuller Harriett Baker Marian Pritchard Detroit John Mullett William Philipps Norman Buchel Elven Pitts George Skinner Russell Manby Michigan State University Clare County Harrison High School

Surface Drainage Boosts Michigan Crop Yields

Michigan State University soil scientist L S Robertson notes that shallow surface drainage can prevent 5 to 10 bushels per acre losses by cutting a trench to a ditch. Fall work is ideal to fix wet fields, especially for wheat, winter barley and legume hay, boosting yields and quality.

L.S. Robertson Michigan State University Soil Scientist Robertson

Diversified Farming Pays for Hughie McDonald’s Operation

Hughie McDonald of Coleman farms 205 acres with 13 Holstein cows selling milk to Kraft Clare. He runs dairy alongside 50 hogs 30 acres of wheat 12 acres oats and 50 acres corn yielding strong outputs. His varied strategy provides steady income for his family and supports a high standard of living.

Hughie McDonald Coleman McDonald Kraft Clare McDonald’s

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Marion Helena Blackledge Alice Martin Donna Sneary Les Bartholomew Colonville 4-H Club Sheridan Two Inez Pudway Carley Kistler Mary Lou Humphrey Paul Nass Lake 4-H Club Around Colonville Coyote W. J. B. Chambers Grand Rapids C.B. Ferguson Pat Collins Traverse City Henry Norman David Harper Mary Jo Nancy Dutcher Gaylord Wilson Denise University Hospital Ann Arbor Marge Ferguson Alice Mead Central Gilmore Vicinity of Lake and Farewell Elaine Russell Donna Carr Bob Alice Streeter Norma Gordon Grace Mclane Betty Priest Dorothy Ferneda Hamilton Hornets Hamilton Ruth Norman Annabell Mathews Ber~ Tha Lake 4-H Club Lincoln Township Bud Dunkle Louie Schmid Greenwood del Butcher Greenwood Township Ron Schunk Sheridan Grant Arthur Townships East Grant Grant Township Dorothy Haring Donald Crawford Jr Eagle Stars Sheridan Town Delpha Kleiner Wilma Walters Don Bay Amble Hamilton Township Dorothy Baumer Mable Luzzi Clara Minniger Brush College Arthur Township Avganelle Hildebrandt Leo Fitzpatrick John R. Clan Virginia Crum Stanley Crum Basil Colé Richard Schroeder Bronco Busters Farwell Vern Pratt Wilbur Fletcher Cavallaros Saddle Club Fred Cudney Ruth Stanley Joan Bauer Kay Wall Hoosier Free Christian Science Christian Science Ralph W. Cessna C.S.B Mother Church First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts the Congregational Church United Church of Christ West Fifth Street Clare, Michigan Auspices of Christian Science. Society Sentinel By Bran D. Miller Leonard Kuperheat W. Us-10 Stanley Oil Co Giant Value Blue Ribbon Chuck Roast ARM c. English Bonellso Penane Etre U.S Mazola Fleischmann Margarine Seaton Florida Swifts Swift's Heinz Baby Foods Louisiana
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