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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1943

Page

12

Rocket the mare leads a shattered chase to a truck

Rob McLaughlin and crew force Rocket into a truck after a brutal corrals chase. Aboard, the mare finally submits as McLaughlin’s plan to sell the Albino line unfolds, while Ken faces a pivotal choice about Flicka amid mounting family tensions.

Resort News Weekend Social at Local Inns and Homes

Mrs Tex Prates worked at the Long Lake Inn in recent days. Mrs Winnie Dodd of Midland visited the Norman home Friday afternoon. Ralph Carey caught two large wild cats this week. Mr and Mrs Henry Norman and daughter Elva and Lucy Marlatt shopped in Cadillac Saturday. Chas Lee and family of Dearborn visited Uncle Dell T Evans over the weekend. Maxine Fry visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hart Fry. The Norman couple visited Mrs Hazel Tripp and son Bob Wednesday night.

Tex Prates Long Lake Inn Winnie Dodd Midland Norman Ralph Carey Henry Norman Elva Lucy Marlatt Cadillac Chas, Lee Dearborn Dell T Evans Maxine Fry Hart Fry Hazel Tripp Bob

Powerful Church Preaching at Lake George Resort

Rev E E Redman leads Sunday services at Lake George Baptist Church with 2 00 Sunday School and 8 00 preaching in the afternoon. A Sailor group from Mt Pleasant may join for singing and speaking. Local families and relatives are noted as guests and visitors. Spencer Hill works at Marion for Ann Arbor Railroad Co.

E. E. Redman Kenneth Cowles Mt. Pleasant

Windover Lake Social Notes and School Update

Charles Chipman spent a night with his teacher Mrs. Olive Badger at Farwell. Mrs. Esther Howell is improving after being sent to the Michigan Sanitarium at Howell. John Brown of Harrison visited the school. Karl Jackson returned from Oklahoma. Mrs. Goff Wilson is ill but better. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. DeGraw and child visited Alma relatives. Helen Woolston of Saginaw visits the Weage home this week. The Christmas program will be December 20 at 7:30. Parents and friends are invited. A. H. VanHorn was a Marion visitor. Roy Sobiski and wife shopped at Cadillac.

Charles Chipman Olive Badger Farwell Esther Howell Michigan Sanitarium Howell John Brown Harrison Karl Jackson Oklahoma Goff Wilson D. L. DeGraw Little Son Alma Helen Woolston Saginay Weage Homie A. H. VanHorn Roy Sobiski Cadillac

Polk Era Ban on Dancing at White House Receptions

In the Polk presidency from 1845 to 1849 Mrs. Polk banned dancing at White House receptions, ending formal dances during official events.

White House James K. Polk

Loomis Parsonage Socials and Family News

The Loomis Gospel Mission circle lists visitors over the week including Miss Florence Hildebrandt and Miss Frances Hildebrandt of Bloom Grove, and Mr and Mrs Alva McReynolds of Colonville. Alva and wife welcomed a daughter Barbara Lee last Saturday morning. Preparations begin for a Christmas program on December 21. Also noted are visits by Warren Tice and sons, Archie MacDonald with Mrs Holly Holstrom, and Robert Bergey returning from a nine day furlough at Camp Campbell Kentucky.

Florence Frances Hildebrandt Hlm Grove Alva McReynolds Colonville Ford Seymour Bert Bergey Mary Alice David Tice William Teale Clare Arling Severson Warren Tice David Michael Clarence Tice Vernon Frank Eddy Barbara Lee Frank Nevins McReynolds Babe Loomis Gospel Mission Archie MacDonald Holly Holstrom North Bradley Holstrom Geo. Burton Robert Bergey Camp Campbell Kentucky

Tiny Diamond Drill Makes Microscopic Wire

A bomber demands miles of microscopic wire crafted from a diamond drill with a precisely sized hole. The process uses a diamond tool to bore ultra small channels for advanced electronic components.

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Flicka Mary Chara Rob Banner Sargent Rocket Nell Howard Ken Gus McLaughlin Tim Jen Dot Shorty Ross Williams Neill McLaughlen Cheyenne Long Lake Lake George Willis Richardson Hasty Lincoln Lena Bryan Miller Bryan D Jakie The Hagie Mr. Miller R. B. Howard Sgt Alfred King Alfred John King Lyman Stittsworth Alfred Rutter Eagle Spencer Hill Marion Ann Arbor Railroad Co Windover Lake Loomis Bacon Jackson’s Meat Market Clare, Michigan Michigan America GreyHound Greyhound Terminal East 6Th Street
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