Clare Army Reservists Return From Fort Wood Training
Clare based Army Reservists returned Sunday from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri after two weeks of summer training. The 589th unit includes 20 officers and 166 enlisted from Clare Saginaw Bay City and nearby areas under Lt Col Robert J Cline. They work with the 5045th Reception Station and operate their own mess hall during training.
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U, & Army
Clare
Ft Leonard Wood
Missouri
Saginaw
Bay City
U.S. Army Reserve
E. Fourth Street
Robert J. Cline
Meneff
589Th
Fort Wood
5045Th
U.S
5089Th
Freezer Temperature Guidelines From Michigan State
Home economists at Michigan State University advise checking home freezer temperatures periodically. Aim for a range between zero and five degrees to ensure optimal storage of frozen foods.
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Michigan State University
Faithful honored and visits mark Midland area week
Miss Susan Wehrman of Midland spent a week with grandparents George and Hemstreet. Carl and Ina Wehrman visited, Aud rey Fetters recovered at home, and many locals hosted or joined Sunday gatherings. Lawrence Willford and family hosted visitors. Roger Rulapaugh reunion at Clare Tourist Park. James Calkins family at Church of God camp in St Louis.
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Susan Wehrman
Midland
George Hemstreets
Carl Wehrman
Ina Presley
George Hemstreet
Scott Allen
Farwell
Audrey Fetters
Don Brown
Saginaw
Russell Armentrout
Ted Reger
Ted
Norma
Jackie
Jerry Leader
Elaine Reger
Lawrence, Willford
Bury
Wilford
Gladwin
Lawrence Willford
Clare
Walter Kleiner
Ernest Kleiners
James Galkits
Clara Calkins
James Calkins
Russie
Church of God Camp
St. Louis
Grandpa
Grandma Armentrout
Russie Calkins
Gerald Savages
George Harris
Lake
Lawrence. Willford
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Clare Army Reservists
Friendly
Cay
Ray Cunningham
Orch
Red Schnell
Don Fought
Giant
Jester
Matzbasie
Tim
Trueworth
Ackages
Reynold
Glant Thes
Colgate
Braunschweiger
Swift
Bolonga
Cloverdale
Bologna
Green Peppers
Pascal Celery
Fiat
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