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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
7
Not much hens this week as many away at camp. Homecoming last Sunday drew families and neighbors. Family night in the church basement is set for Thursday with a 4H film Share The Fun Breakfast and other entertainment plus lunch. Several local families and visitors from Grand Rapids Saginaw Midland Memphis Davison St Charles joined in meals and greetings. Psalm 46:1 is cited as a verse of refuge and strength.
Mrs Edwin Rouse and Mrs Jean Gagnon made a business trip to Cadillac Monday. Mr and Mrs Bill Henry of Durand spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Henry. Mrs Stella Myers called on Mrs Frances Randall Sunday evening. Winnie Wright and Clarence Van Buskirk visited Traverse City Saturday to see hospital patient Jene Wright, who was improving. Winnie Wright learned from son Francis in Korea that he is confined to a hospital with a throat ailment. Don Hilden and family of Owosso are staying with her mother Mrs W B Holford. William Nolph and family were Sunday visitors at the Holford home after attending the Hilden reunion in Manistee. The youngest child of Mr and Mrs Junior Henry was taken to Cadillac hospital Thursday and returned home Sunday. Ferris Pruden and Lou Henry were Harrison callers Monday to consult Dr Rogers. Russell Haught, Thomas Crawford, Anna Crawford and Pam Pruden visited Forest Boss at Newaygo. Judy Bogs returned to visit her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Purkiss. Michael of Lake Ann spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Burrs. their daughter Sandra Burns returned home with them. Dewayne Pruden and gon Freddie are spending the week with Fred Pruden. Miss Shirley Pruden returned home Sunday after working in Saginaw. Leon Len Brock of Marion called on Mr and Mrs William Taylor, who is not well. Mrs Stella Myers attended an Anti-Manders meeting in Bay City Monday and then visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Houle at White's Beach on the way home.
The passage notes myrrh as possibly the oldest aromatic gum with historical record, now used in many perfumes and contributing a pleasing aroma to Oriental type fragrances.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley and daughter visited relatives from Lansing while Mr and Mrs Delmar Allen and children spent part of their vacation with her brother Lyle LaVoye in Pontiac Michigan. Tom Ramey of Wise and Mrs. Hanes hosted visitors including St Pardee LaVern Ford and others from Flint Eagle Farwell Vernon and Marion. Hudson Harvey of Marion visited Goudie and Hanes households with several local families hosting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A J Marvin hosted visits from family including Mrs Ray Brown and several friends from Flint Barryton St Johns and Remus. Names include Art Evans Shirley Peterson Forest Brown Minnie Brown Lucy Vinton and others. Mrs Marvin plans a short trip to Maple Rapids.
The Federal Power Commission reports electric utilities consumed more than eight million tons of coal in July marking continued high demand for power generation.
Glaucoma, an eye disease, accounts for more than ten percent of all blindness in America. The condition affects vision leading to significant disability and requires early detection and treatment for prevention.
Pvt Ronald Jenkins son of Mrs Paul Jenkins returns home on furlough then heads to New Jersey for overseas duty in Germany. Pvt Russell Bissel of Shepherd also on furlough plans to report to Germany. Local calls and visits noted among Mogg Prout Bullard Muterspaugh and Wagoner families. Lightning damages farm fuses near Kenneth Mage. 4 H Camp attendees listed. Arnie Bullard suffers car crash injuring three riding companions hospitalized.
Mr and Mrs Robert Vogel and children Bobby Joe and Judy attended a chicken dinner at Mrs Frank Paisleys home Monday evening honoring Donald Paisley who left Tuesday to enter the armed services.
The report lists numerous visits and travels among residents. Prank Piower and family welcomed relatives from Detroit and Ohio on weekend trips, while the Strong household hosted cousins from Columbus and Mt. Pleasant visitors. Trips include Albuquerque, Saginaw, Traverse City and Flint connections with extended family in Remus, Harrison, Sanford, Owosso, Corunna, Ithaca, and Palos Verdes.
There are 37 U S life insurers with more than 1 billion in force protection, five since last year. Six Canadian companies operate in the United States. These giants span 18 states and D C in 23 cities, many over a century old, with bases in Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Editors from 32 trade and business journals deem steel production and use the era’s foremost engineering achievement. They note Bessemer converter, regenerative firing, high speed continuous mills, skeleton frame curtain wall buildings, numerous alloys, and improved steel quality as pivotal advances.
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