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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1956

Page

10

Local social visits brighten Muskegon Clare and Saginas towns

Mrs Richard Hall of Muskegon and Mrs Darrell Thomas of Farwell called at the Cake Dixon home. Mrs Floyd Bergey hosted Wednesday visit with Mrs June Wallace in Clare. Debbie and Althea Wallace spent Tuesday with Mrs Bergey. Douglas Henderson and Lanry of Lansing visited weekend with Glen Henderson family. Eola McDonel visited Rosebush daughter Mrs Clarence Randal. Lyle Mitchell and grandson Terry Mitchell of Saginaw visited Friday with Frank Mitchells family. Burrell Sawyer of Mesick called in the afternoon.

Richard Hall Muskegon Darrell. Thomas Far- Well Rosebush Lyle Mitchell Terry.Mitchell Saginaw Frank Mitchell Burrell Sawyer Mesick Floyd Bergey Flint EB. J. Davis Davis Virginia Kay Sandra Karen Davis Clare Dora Hess Robert. Pryor McBain Frank Urbiha Midland Raymond Pryor Frank Nevins Donna Joyce Darwin Mott Alfred Smith Beard and Nevins Island Park Mt. Pleasant Ezra Cobleigh Edith Lowry Marion Ed Anderson McDonel-Herron Clarence Randal Mike Larry Randal Harold Kile Joyce Haggart Morris Henry Farwell Glen Henderson Dawn Lansing Carol Mitchell Ypsilanti Hope Buren Kohn Chet Holford Henry Sehhleimmer Breckenridge Dorothy Simpson Community Hospital

Modern Chiropractic Care Addressing Muscle Neglect

An article argues automation weakens muscles leading to spinal misalignment and nerve pressure, urging readers to seek care at the Born Chiropractic Clinic on West Fifth Street in Clare for consultation.

Born Chiropractic Clinic West Fifth Street Clare

Birthday and family visits mark busy week in Rosebush

Mrs. Snider and family celebrate birthdays with dinners at Rosebush homes. Guests include Mr and Mrs Arnold Bidwell, Mr and Mrs George Kniffen, and many relatives from Clare Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw. reunions and travel feature in several gatherings.

George Snider Arnold Bidwell Rosebush Snider George Kniffen

Come Back On Burnover Come Back On Burnover

A 195 acre controlled burn in Avenue county aimed to boost game habitat and revived local blueberry plants. Despite a poor statewide year, burned area yields were abundant with several thousand quarts picked by visitors from Gladwin Standish and West Branch.

Avenue County Gene Garley Conservation Department Gladwin Standish West Branch Garlayd

Job Peak At MSU Hiring Surges for Graduates

Michigan State University reports record job opportunities for graduates in the past year. The Placement Bureau logged 3 773 offers from 8 186 employer interviews, with 947 employers from 27 states, surpassing last year’s figures. Large firms predominated among recruiting employers.

Michigan State University Jack Breslin MSU Breslin

Families Enjoy Weekend at Lake and Local Revival

Mr and Mrs Floyd Bergey spent Friday to Sunday at Bear Lake fishing. Mrs Frank Herron and children visited the Herron family on her birthday at Lake. Earline Bowen stayed with Miss Terry Laker at Lake and attended revival services at the Church of God in the Francis Loomis Building in Clare. Robert White of Coolidge Arizona arrived Friday to join his wife and children at Silver Lake and visit relatives before returning to Midland.

Floyd Bergey Bear Lake Frank Herron Floyd Tower Lake Herron Earline Bowen Terry Laker Clare Church of God Francis Loomis East Fourth Street Robert White Coolidge

Warning Sign on US-64 Sparks Quiet Safety Lesson

In Texahoma Oklahoma Panhandle an unusual wind eddy warning on US-64 near grain elevators has kept accidents at bay since its erection. The piece argues drivers ignore traffic signs at their peril and praises traffic safety experts for life saving work while urging careful driving and attention to signs. A side note mentions that freezing stale bread cannot restore freshness per M S U food specialists.

Texahoma Oklahoma Panhandle Us-64

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