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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1956

Page

11

Vacationers and visitors report from Upper Peninsula and Canada

Mr and Mrs J D Clute spent last week vacationing in the Upper Peninsula and Canada including Sudbury. Mr and Mrs Roy Reed of Bath Michigan were Saturday night supper guests at the Bobins Town home. Hugh Allen visited with Alfred Roe and Lewis Rutter. Mr and Mrs Fréd Geible attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Messenger of Saginaw. Patricia Prescott and child ren of Detroit vacationing at the Clute homes. Miss Hazel Bodkins returned from a ten day trip in Northern Michigan. Congratulations to Norris Phillips and wife on their new baby.

J. D. Clute Upper Peninsula Canada Sudbury Ord Roy Reed Bath Michigan Bobiins Hugh Allen Alfred Roe Elk Like Lewis Rutter Fréd Geible Messenger Saginaw Patricia Prescott Detroit J.D Robert Clute Allen Rawson Nebraska Alice Cook Bill Smedley Bill Woods Smedleys Mother Rawson Emogene Smith Rawsons M. Somers Saveelk Dale ‘Wyseng Cheryl Jim’ Pedsriff Corrine Fréemian Rand William Hileman Steyee Bud Harrison Nirs Wiliam Case Clare Betty Gheryl Wysenige Farwell C. M.somers Somers Charlie Barber Coleman Clare County Fair Keith Scott William “Scott Ditl . ‘Fullerton Robert Bowling Harold Melced Lake Odessa John Laverty Milan Robison

Natural bridge at Sipapu Arch named for Hopi phrase

Utah's Sipapu Arch spans like a city block and derives its name from a Hopi Indian phrase meaning Entrance to the Underworld.

Utah

Community notices and obituaries from Gilmore Center

Sympathy flows for Ed Wood and Zadie Willoughby as memorials note their August deaths and home services. Local weddings, 4 H events, church gatherings, and family visits across Alma, Midland, Lansing, Detroit, and Mt. Pleasant are listed with relatives and hosts.

Suttons Host Weekend Visitors and Local Outings

Winterfield hosts included Mr and Mrs Roy Sutton and Arse Gaskill who attended the Harrison fair. The Wilfred Landers family visited Cadillac while Ruby Gaskill visited aunt Maggie Hale in Marion. Ruby joined church with Donna Landers and Nealie Cook at Temple. Carol Laughlum visited Donna Sunday afternoon. Maurice VanderWoude of Kalamazoo spent the weekend with his parents Simon and family.

Roy Sutton Arse Gaskill Frank, Davis Saginaw Harrison Fair Wilfred Landers Cadillac Ruby Gaskill Maggie Hale Marion Donna Landers Nealie Cook Temple Carol Laughlum Donna Landers Maurice VanderWoude Kalamazoo Simon VanderWoude

Variety Club card party shares community memories

A Saturday Variety Club party at the community building honors winners Pepper and Keith Scott. Ladies event won by Lucille Brown and Wilma Scott, men’s by Terrence O’Rourke and Paul Brown, with Ralph Carter as booby. Children enjoyed balloon fun. refreshments served. Various locals visited, anniversaries celebrated, and neighbors shared news from Clare to Farwell.

Pepper Keith Scott Lucille Brown Wilma’ Scott Helen Morris

Not Just Rich Folks Hold Stocks

A securities specialist from Merrill Lynch at Michigan State University challenges the idea that stock ownership is limited to the wealthy. He notes about one in twelve American adults owns stock and that over half of ownership is by women. He urges careful research before investing.

New York Stock. Exchange Ibgome Michigan State University McPherson Browning Lansing Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Beane O. Browning America Therm

PELWIN GRANGE MEET AND ISABELLA COUNTY FAIR BOOTH ON VIEW

Delwin Grange held its regular meeting Tuesday. Lecturer Leila Rockett led an engaging program with a game, a pantomime recording, and a gift presented to Leonard Cluley who is leaving. County Agent Bec Mellencamp will speak at the next meeting. The Grange booth will be shown at the Isabella County Fair. Various local families enjoyed travels and visits including trips to Yellowstone Park and Ionia Fair, with many relatives mentioned.

Delwin Grange Leila Rockett The Grange Leonard Cluley Bec Mellencamp Isabella County Fair Asa Prout Tawas Jays Walker Clare McTaggart Clare Hazel Root Norman Rockett Clyde Mowl Ovid Maude McDonald Harrison

Local Residents Attend Sunday Services and Community Gatherings

Brown Corners and Farmington residents visit relatives attend church services. Detroit visitor Kenneth Houghton and Ray Houghton attend uncle's funeral. Local families share illness updates and a pot luck birthday celebration at Beulah Armentrout's home with many neighbors.

Charles Wallace Farmington Ruby Williams Kenneth Houghton Detroit Ray Houghton Houghtons Louise Lower Jackson Floyd Garver Ising Berta Mike Pete Geller Deller Farm Howe Beulah Armentrout Lester Allen Linda Connie Coleman Liotel Féttars Judy Larry Ray Strouse Leonard Marlene Clarence Armentrout Russell Armentrout Glenda Jill Russie Calkins Fred Smith Randy William Porter Vicky

Record of 84th Congress on wildlife gains and gaps

The National Wildlife Federation finds the 84th Congress acted well on natural resources, with major wins in soil bank measures, Great Plains conservation, a tougher water pollution law, mineral claim reform, and park system strengthening, while signaling unresolved issues including refuge encroachments and forest recreation neglect. It notes the Bruces Eddy Dam approval as a major negative mark, later reversed by President Eisenhower.

Congress On Natural Resources Conservation National Wildlife Federation Federation Salda Congress Great Plains Echo Park Dam Dinosaur’ National Monument Coloorado Utah Fish and Wildlife Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Treasury 84Th National Forest Bruces Eddy Clearwater River Idaho Hisenhower Omni Bruces Eddy Dam

Michigan considers hunting license fee hikes for 1957 season

The Michigan Conservation Commission voted to ask the legislature to raise hunting and fishing license fees to cover rising operation costs. Proposed increases would take effect in fall 1957 for hunting and in December 1957 for fishing licenses, with specific resident and nonresident rates listed.

Michigan State Conservation Commission

Local family visits span weekend in Southeast Sheridan

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hart and son visited with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Paxton and Mrs. Jim Bradley. The Siehs of Lan sing and Ernest Young and Marilyn Heintzman visited Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bradley. Dean and Chuckie Heintzchman and Marilyn of Clare joined relatives Monday and Tuesday. James Paxton and family have returned home. Mrs. Gerald Clausahn visited Jim Bradley Sunday.

Warren Hart Morris Russell Paxton Jim Bradley Ed Wichert Wilbur Sieh Lansing Ernest Young Gon Willard Phillips Sterling Dean Chuckie James Paxton Ot Rg Gerald Clausahn Ie Midland

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