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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1949
Page
14
Sunday callers visited the Butterfields as Sam Henne and Harl Backer hosted guests from Saginaw and Farwell. Weekend visitors included Detroit and Pontiac residents. Local trips included trips to Lansing and Bemidji with varied family gatherings and a birthday celebration for Mrs. Reiss.
Sunday School at Lake George Resort community building each Sunday at 10.00 under Harry Moyer as superintendent. All are welcome to attend.
The Lake George Baptist Church led by Rev. James C. Herring held Bible School at 2:00 PM and preaching at 8:00 PM with a Tuesday prayer meeting. Mrs. Cora King was taken to Samaritan Hospital in Bay City last Monday and was reported improving. Local residents and visitors including Wallace Allen, Clinton Cook, Dan Woodruff, Frenchy Rochon, Jennie Bringold, and Frank Cox were noted visiting, vacationing, or attending events. A Grange picnic at Lincoln Tourist Park featured a baseball game for entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Shutts of Ecorse visited Mr and Mrs Art Smith on Friday. Mr and Mrs Rohrbacker of Lansing called on Mr and Mrs Walter Hansen on Saturday. Gilletts of Mason spent the week at their cottage on Lake George. Lyle Morse of Mason visited their cottage on Shingle Lake Sunday. They have reopened their Mason restaurant after an early spring fire. Bink Host and family of Ewart were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Kress. Hol Frier of Alma and grandchildren Craig Kathy Bruce Frier and Miss Maureen Craig of Alma visited Rev and Mrs R O Thompson over the weekend.
The Clare area 4-H Club met at the Robert Milholin home for a business session then enjoyed lunch hosted by Mrs. Milholin. Members and families visited, with extensions groups displaying work at Isabella County Fair and plans announced for the next North Vernon Group meeting August 23 at Clarence Tice’s home.
Earl Gerow of Detroit returns home with his mother after weeks with grandparents Wesley and Mrs. Gerow. Residents visit hospitals, air shows, and relatives from Michigan and Ohio, with gatherings at the Hemstreet, Kleiner, and Penrose households and trips to Bay City.
Mrs Q Krogher and Mrs C Heber accompanied Eleanor Reynolds and Melbojean Beavers to Harrison last Tuesday for a 4 H Canning demonstration and judging lesson led by Mrs Dorothy Cady the new extension lady for Clare and Gladwin counties The group plans another meeting this Tuesday Miss Deliamae Beavers returned to Clare after vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs H Beavers Mr and Mrs Martin McCann visited their son in Detroit and were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs C Van Blarcom Dale Brockway accompanied them home and will spend the week in Detroit and Pontiac We are busy threshing grain The Hortons Case entertained friends from near Clare Ogper Ali Mr and Mrs Hobart Beavers attended the L D S reunion at their Park in Sanford a large crowd Mr and Mrs Charlie Van Blarcom and their cousins the Frenchs and their daughter of Union City and Mr and Mrs M McCann of Detroit were Saturday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Brockway The Frenchs and daughter of Union City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie Van Blarcom Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wilson and his mother spent the weekend in Ohio Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman and Mr and Mrs Wm Case attended the baseball game in Clare Friday evening
Miss Janet Bradley spent Thursday with Miss Ruth Blystone. Saginaw guests attended a birthday supper honoring Max Allen. Neighbors from Farwell Lansing Saginaw and Wisconsin area visited families in town including the Towns and Blystones.
Sunday callers at the N W Myers home included Fred Higenauer and family from Saginaw and Don Wilson. Mr. and Mrs J C Marotzke hosted visitors. Bernadene Hempsted arrived from Kentucky. Don Newman returned from the Army to help on the farm. Gene Wood and son Larry came home from Gladwin Hospital.
Lacquer finishes for cars shift from traditional paints to a coating derived largely from soluble cottons. Modern lacquers rely on cotton, corn, and air as base materials with pigments and plasticizers added.
Donald Ross, a British scientist, identified the cause of malaria in 1897, linking the disease to a mosquito vector and advancing medical understanding of its transmission.
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