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Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

30 Aug 1946

Page 11

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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1946

Page

11

City Briefs Highlight Weekend House Guests From Nearby Towns

Local families hosted relatives and friends from Michigan and Ohio over weekends and Sundays. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sunday and daughters. Robert Lippert from Mt. Pleasant. John Albertson and Enid. James DeArmond and James. Adelaide Zoeller. Augusta Harris. Mayd Prout. Line Shafer. Dale Peterson. A B Achard. Ruth Ann Hawn. Fred Hayes. Randolph Rockey. Raymond Ruby. Destinations include Saginaw Flint Mackinac Island Kingsville Dorset Beauty Bend and broader Detroit Lansing and McBride.

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Louis John Hartman Robert Lippert Mt. Pleasant al Austin Michael Robert Davis Lanny Dickie McBride Ernest Irwin Russell Flegel Saginaw Pearl M. A. Nugent Wyandotte Neil Stirling John Albertson Enid Lansing Milo Myers James DeArmond James Detroit al Byba Adelaide Zoeller Muskegon Augusta Harris Toledo Ohio J. O. Bellinger James Defoy Bill Flint Mayd Prout Line¢ Shafer Raymond Ruby John Archbold A. J. Archbold Leah Gardon Gladwin Loren Keller Othyl Denslow G. H. Skyring Owosso W. L. Smith Arlene Orvis Emma Winn Clela Hartman Kasten Doris Gerow Mra J. D. Robinette Chesaning Lawrence Siel Houghton Lake Franklin Walter Marietta Hughes Buffalo N. Y Chicago G. C Hugh Maxwell Reva Maxwell Eugene H. E H. Kasten Pontiac Marilyn Hastings Windsor Ontario W. J. Smith Smiths Kenneth Geeck Kenneth Vern Phil Geeck Perry Wayne John Schroeder Will Schroeder Caledonia Mich Dana Finster Weston West Virginia Clayton Hardman Iris Parish Neva Dent Clarence Ramey Russell Thurston Fred Cimmerer Onalee and Dean Ivan McIntosh Ruth Joe Hendrie Mary and Hazel Carrick Edgar Eno Syracuse New York Warren Sharp Larry Betty Walker N. L. Tibbits State Legion Grand Rapids Walker Poppy Fund Lloyd Eberhart Leslie Davis Haitie Davis Canada Upper Michigan Wisconsin Indiana HE. Ingraham Olivet Will Hill Har} Owens Marjory Runyon Owens Harold Conrad Charles Whitlock Scottville Lena Waggoner Edmore Clara Errid Carson City Agnes Pierson Fred Pierson Atty. A. P. Pierson William Pierson Don Ritchie Baldwin Frank Kilgore Clara Stone Kalamazoo Qlin Milam Park Frank Nash 0. W. Nash Raymond Nash Plushing Montrose Flushing Rachel Ann O. W. Nash Lapeer Dale Pasco Jean Nash Fnishing Clarence Bader Wayne Martin C. D. Harvey Kenneth Chedister Rolland Allen Eugene Allen Lawrence Gingraffi Dickey Richard Hall Howard Waite Battle Greek Erwin Zinser Donald Mainprize Randall Jackson Bernard Jackson Weidman Ray Shields C. A. Shields Big Rapids Vera Peterson Ida Carrol Hurley Hospital John Shayler Bentley Wheeler Wheelersburg Kentucky Mammoth Cayce Ernest Green Kay Minnesota Upper Peninsula Mayo Brothers Clinic John H. Hal Theo Wallington Karen Ann Don Mosher Clio Jerry VanWormer Conrad Walker 309Th Engineer Headquarters Columbus Indianapolis Robert Cheak Illinois Fred Walker Mendota, Ti Alexander E. Wytie
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Gatherings and Visits Populate Local Weekends

Numerous residents and relatives visit each other across Hatton Otterbein and nearby towns. Guests include Delores Haag in Willowbrook, Jean Hall, and Rev. Leah Gardon at a funeral service in Gladwin. Household travelers from Pontiac Owosso and Lansing spend weekends with local families and attend a state Legion convention.

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Watering the Garden for Healthy Plant Growth

Dr. J. Boyd Page of Ohio State University explains that soil must hold both water and air in its pores. Excess water drives out air and harms roots, while too little water also hurts growth. a balance ensures quick drainage, air entry, and vigorous root development.

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J. Boyd Page Ohio State University
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McGann Hobson Nuptials Quiet Highpoint of Social Briefs

Marjorie Agnes McGann of Woodside New York wed Wilbur Hobson of Cleveland Ohio in a private ceremony at Rev Charles Kleinhardt’s home. Attendants were Joseph and Dorothy Hobson. Guests at related events included families from Midland Grand Rapids and Clare with a call for Clare’s 100 percent membership.

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Roy Townsend Midland Wight Point Lake B. S. Bates Grand Rapids
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Clara Theta Rho Club to Hold First Fall Meeting

The Clara Theta Rho Girls Club No. 11 will hold its first fall meeting on Wednesday evening September 4. All members are urged to attend.

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Clara Theta Rho
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Porcelain Wear Care and Longevity

Porcelain wear requires prompt simple care. Wash in hot suds to keep surface clean, rinse with clear water to restore shine, and soak promptly if residue dries on the surface to avoid scratches and cracks. Cracked enamelware worsens scorching and reduces sanitation.

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Farming in Holy Land Drives Palestine's Growth

Palestine sees rapid growth in industry and population from 1922 to 1943. Farming remains the dominant occupation with irrigation expansion boosting citrus exports along with olives almonds tobacco grains and vegetables. Dairy beekeeping and poultry also rise while pilgrimage traffic adds a peacetime industry. Jerusalem remains a holy city to Christians Jews and Muslims.

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Palestine Jerusalem
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Club Holds Season Final Meeting Banquet

The last regular meeting of the season was held Wednesday evening August 21 with eleven members present. Discussion covered the fair and exhibits as the boys brought calves for clipping. A post meeting wiener roast was enjoyed by all attendees.

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Pleasant note on hospitality to visitors at Clara

A brief item urges kindness to strangers stopping in Clara, stressing courtesy and welcoming attitudes toward travelers and guests.

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Clara
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Chemical Center Auxiliary Holds Meeting at Midland Rebekah Hall

The Chemical Center Auxiliary No. 65 met Thursday evening to discuss business and announce that the White Rose degree will be awarded to several candidates at the September 12 meeting.

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Chemical Center Chemical Center Auxiliary No. 65 Midland Rebekah Hall Helyn Kent
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AAF Sinclair Products Goodyear McEwan and State Sts Klunder “Barbers Fifth and Jefferson Michigan Robert’ ‘Clark Hatton Delores Haag Willowbrook Restaurant Jean Hall Pat Roberts Standish Anna Rodgers Mr Pleasant Sdanish Mr. Pleasant Harold Gonrad Marion Wright Peter Oman Harrigan Levi Scott Arnold Bidwell Edward Mussell D. W. Osborn Clem Bashelier Dolores Chapin Donald Holbrook Thomas Holbrook Harvey Erter Mrs. Erter Frances Keisel Elodie Odlum Bay City Ethel Kent Mabel Seaman Fannie Schultz Olive Irwin Eiizabeth McIntosh Clare Clubs and Lodges Holy Land Carnation Cox Apes & Ael Gwiton Drally Houghtoni Boy Ema Clare Country Club
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