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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1951

Page

4

Social notes from Farwell area residents

Mrs LaVern Ford and daughter Marion visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Pete Hanes in Farwell and attend gatherings with relatives in Flint Midland and Lake areas. Loren Nevil returns home after operation. Residents share weekend visits with kin across Michigan towns including Farwell Lake City Mt. Pleasant Silver Lake and Coleman. Odd Fellows lodge initiates two candidates in Reed City.

Frank Barton The Hagle Pete Hanes Jim Nevil Midland Ivai Nevil Haat Grant Loren Nevil Kenneth Winzel Silver, Lake Henry Magnus Willard Baxter Mt. Pleasant Sam Butterfield Herschel Reiss Nancy Florida Bdward Salliotte Detroit Brow Joseph Hereaux North Port C. W. Morgan Flint Ernest Orton Farwell S. L. Martin Allan Warren Near Barryton Phil Lansing Greg Killoran Greg Peter Beale Duane Phelps Stockbridge Geo. Snyder Noble Grand Geo. Snyder Jack Renner Odd Fellows At. Farwell Reed City Don Pitchford

Bath Room The warmest room in the house claim

A note asserts the bathroom should be the warmest room in the house. It discusses comfort priorities and design considerations for heating and insulation.

Cheese Sandwich Ideas for Lunchbox Classics

Cheddar cheese mixed with cold meat and pickle relish creates a tangy filling for lunchboxes. Another option blends cheddar with crumbled bacon and minced onion. Swiss cheese pairs with ham on rye and dill pickle. Snappy cheese mixes chopped nuts and olives on crackers for variety.

Community Notes From GILMORE GRANGE Area

Hlton Fordyce returned home from the hospital on Saturday March 24. Mrs Laverty was released Friday March 29. A busy social scene includes a card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Pedgfitt and visits among Shilling and Brasington families.

Gilmore Grange Hlton Fordyce Wilton Laverty Bobby Welch Gale Shilling John Shilling Farwell Keith Dorothy Thelma Renner Grandma Shilling Clifford Brasington Herbert Shilling James Pedgfitt Lon Brown Dell Mesters Coleman Wilton Lavertys John Gott Clarence Scott Lake Keith Scott Dan Frank Thrush Francis Phipps Paul Brown Lon Brown Place Claude Brasington Vaness Cook Dale Laverty a.Ford Danny Robert Bowling Terry

Community Guests and Weekend Visitors Reported

Brown Corners notes include Dr. Sweet as dinner guest of Roy and Mrs. Sweet. Several families host or visit, with Alan returning home from his grandparents. Weekend guests include Don Shaver family, Howard Haton, and others, plus Sunday callers at multiple homes and church services in Lagnaw and surrounding homes.

Dr. Sweet Roy Sweet Don Shaver Carol Albert Shaver Alan Ernest Allen Howard Haton Baby Roger Kleinhardt Lewis William Lagnaw John Robson Russell Burch Clark Walters Sam McClain James McClain Ruth Ann Burke Collins Dale Montney Mary K. Loomis

Colonville Girls Club Enjoys Evening At Teacher Home

The Colonville 4-H club was entertained by teacher Mrs Irene Clute at her home March 27. Leaders Mrs Erma Rutter and Mrs Inez Pudway and guest Miss Annabelle Strouse attended. Refreshments were served. Members anticipate 4-H Achievement Day on April 16 with garments finished and reports filled. Lois Pudvay

Colonville Girls Club Colonville Girls 4-H Club Irene Clute Erma Rutter Inez Pudway Annabelle Strouse Lois Pudvay

New Strides in Saving Animals Across Americas

Leading veterinarians from the United States Canada and Latin America describe advances in livestock and animal care. BAL antidote for poison gas saves animals poisoned by arsenic radiation and X-ray treatment helps eye cancer and tumors. Studies link free fatty acids to milk fever in cows and brucellosis transmission through artificial insemination. A Mexico foot and mouth disease eradication effort gains from a rapid test distinguishing it from vesicular stomatitis.

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