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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1951
Page
15
Ed White of Flushing calls MyO We Nash on a Saturday afternoon. Many local families visit relatives in Saginaw, Detroit, Bay City, and Reno. The column lists travel, hospital updates, weddings, and community events with numerous residences and names.
Dar McDonald Your Friendly Ford Dealer offers no money down on major repair work terms and service options for customers seeking affordable maintenance and vehicle care.
Mr and Mrs Ray Fraley announce birth of a boy named Richard Floyd on April 17 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital weighing six pounds twelve ounces. Mr and Mrs Carl Haring welcome Carl Junior born April 18 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital weighing nine pounds twelve ounces. Mr and Mrs Ronald Cooper celebrate twins James Frederick and Joel William born early Sunday at Central Michigan Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces and seven pounds respectively. middle names honor the boys grandfathers.
Johnston-Doherty tops the evening scores and takes grand slam honors, rising from fifth to second in total scores. Bicknell-Wyman falls to third while Wallace-Anderson maintains the lead in accumulative scores.
The annual Father Son Banquet is planned for Friday at Oddfellow Hall with tickets at $1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Mrs Anna Lavergne of Church Point, Louisiana promotes HADACOL as relief for various ailments linked to vitamin deficiencies.
Mrs. Eleanor Lehr hosted the Past Matrons' Club at her home on Thursday April 12 with Mrs. Greta Masten assisting. Dr. Christina Schutt, the club president, noted a member Mrs. John Northon has moved to Colorado for ill health. Prizes were awarded in a Whoopee game. May meeting set for Mrs. Alma Seiter's home.
About fifty Methodist men met in the church parlors for their monthly supper and gathering. President Carl Lear opened the meeting and introduced guests. The landscaping committee reported lawn progress while the May sick list included Frank Nash and Verlin Williams. Ralph Cole presented the financial report. Ralph Ackerman announced plans for Friday's fish supper. David Seiter and Marvin Witbeck, program chairs, led the evening. Harley Holt of Reed City welcomed guests and introduced a Barbershop Quartette from Reed City. Clarence Van showed winter fish expedition photos.
Defreese, Truman, and King Schools of Music from Clare Heart and Coleman will send students to the Third Annual Festival Contest at Mt. Pleasant High School Auditorium on Sunday April 22 from 10 30 a m to late afternoon with a noon to 1 06 p m intermission. Parents and friends are invited and the public is welcome. Students will compete with peers from other schools for cash prizes in several divisions.
Dan McDonald, Your Friendly Ford dealer, promotes a budget plan on motor and trans mission work with no down payment offered to CAH owners.
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