Local families host gatherings and a hospital update
Sunday guests honored multiple families at the Irwins, with travels spanning Farwell to Mt. Pleasant. A Michigan hospital transfer affected Mrs. William Mahan for partial foot amputation. Various residents shared visits across Harrison, Rosebush, Flint, Detroit, and Clare, including news of travel, illness, and weekend returns.
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Floyd. Irwin
Loren Liest
Aaron Irwin
Farwell
Frank Sowle
Brinton
Fred’ Sowle
Lewis-Colton
Wiliam, Mahan
C.M.C. Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Hugh ‘Warneke
Sherman Cadillac
Detroit
Steve Dender
Jesse Summers
Sam Muir
Coléman
Morris € Crafard
Ed Haton
Harrison
Fern Miller
A. J
Anna Adams
Crafards
Herbert Varney
Rosebush
Arlene Adams
Vicky Lynn
Hari Hendershot
Wayne Jennings
Clare General Hospital
Don Brown
Dale
Bonnie Hunt
Joe Sarkozi
Lewis Colton
Carrie Loker
Joan Loker
Hersey
Wayne Brown
Joe Sarkozit
Clair Bordeaux
Bert Vizanau
Pat Tryon
Fiint
Calvin Tryon
Repuceine
Monnie
Jake Smith
Grand Rapids
Pat Sharp
Godfrey Beck
Flint
Dewey Shultz
Mariette
John Downey
Ray Bellinger
Swartz Creek
W. D. Bellinger
Nancy Brown
Clare
Joe Sarkoui
Two Men Hurt In Separate Auto Mishaps
Gordon Smith suffered a total loss to his car after a Wednesday collision. He was admitted to Clare General Hospital with no broken bones. Cliff DePew remained in Clare General Hospital with a broken shoulder after his car wheels struck a ditch when lights blinded him Sunday evening.
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Gordon Smith
Clare General Hospital
Cliff DePew
Lake Busy Beaver 4-H Girls Christmas Gift Exchange
The 4-H girls have drawn names for Christmas gifts. The party is set for Friday December 18 with Mrs Lee Doxtader taking over leadership from Mrs Wayne Jennings. Numerous local visits and family news follow including hospital release for Carol Lee Craford and various weekend guests and health notes.
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Lake
Busy Beaver
Lee Doxtader
Wayne Jennings
Junior Molash
Miss Kuusis
Harrison
Miss Kuusisto
Carol Craford
Kathleen DeGeer
Ronald Carr
Walter Braley
Midland
Lewis Colton
Carol Lee Craford
Clare General Hospital
Lake Baptist Church Service Schedule
The Friendly Church led by Rev. Kenneth Mack offers Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Worship at 11:00 A M Junior Church at 8:00 P M Evening Worship at 8 00 P M and Thursday Bible Study this week.
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Kenneth Mack
the Friendly Church
New Arrivals at Mt. Pleasant and Flint Hospitals
A birth announces Ross Wayne to Mr and Mrs Russell Ferranburg at C M C hospital Mt Pleasant weighing six pounds eleven and a half ounces. Helen Laraine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Millard Scott of Flint, born at St Joseph hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Both mothers and babies are reported healthy.
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Russell Ferranburg
C.M.C. Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Ross Wayne
Millard Scott
Flint
St. Joseph Hospital
Helen Laraine
Mr .Scott
Hilda Scott
Conservation Dept Proposes Changes In Legislation
Fifteen proposed changes in laws governing conservation work in Michigan will be forwarded to the Legislature. The conservation commission reports these aims after its December action. The commission is annually asked to submit its list of proposed changes for legislative consideration. Included in this year's list are sports hunting and fishing change requests.
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Michigan
Conservation Commission
Conservation Department
Michigan botanist to speak on pasture weed control
Dr B H Grigsby of Michigan State College will present the latest on pasture improvement through weed and brush control at Little Farmers Week January 11 15 at the Court House in Harrison The session on weed control with chemicals is set for 1:30 p m Tuesday January 12 Grigsby noted for chemi cal weed control work and experiments since 1944 includes ragweed suppression and asparagus weed control in CMU studies
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B. H. Grigsby
Michigan State College
Court House
Harrison
Grigsby
Michigan
CMU
Suggested Routes To Florida In 1954 Vacation Travel
An estimated 700000 Michigan residents will drive to Florida next year, up from 660000 in 1953. Auto Club of Michigan Travel Director Harry N. Rogan notes two main routes via Cincinnati to Atlanta or through Louisville and Nashville to Columbus Georgia, with similar driving times. A family of four can round trip to Miami for about 242.60 including meals and gas, plus Florida stays. More accommodations are planned this year, potentially lowering prices in some areas, while speed traps are few but cautions remain through small Georgia towns and northern Florida.
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Florida
Automobile Club of Michigan
Harry N. Rogan
Sunshine State
Auto Club
Cincinnati
Lexington
Knoxville
Atlanta
Louisville
Nashville
Columbus
Miami
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Jacksonville
Rogan
Georgia
Glub
Michigan
Niles
Coldwater
Sturgis
Adrian
Detroit
Auto Accidents In State Headed For New Record
Michigan's October 1963 traffic figures show 184 fatalities, 14 938 accidents, and 4 980 injuries, up from the prior year. Rural areas accounted for all fatalities, with one car crashes common. First ten months show 1 536 deaths, 46 869 injuries, 146 865 accidents, with mileage at 19.7 billion.
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Michigan
State Police Monthly
Trout Plantings Set Record on Lake Superior
Commercial fishermen have collected 3.2 million lake trout eggs for the state hatchery system since November 4. The eggs, 532 quarts, were taken from marked fish in nets and transported to Marquette for initial development before stocking back into Lake Superior. Mild weather extended the season and boosted the record catch.
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Lake Superior
Conservation Department
Marquettes
Christmas Trees Stay Green With Water at Base
University of Michigan experts advise keeping the tree base in water and trimming the bottom to expose fresh surface. Proper storage and climate affect needle retention. Austrian pine tops favorites, Scotch pine grows fastest, and Douglas fir and balsam are solid choices.
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University of Michigan
Kenneth P. Davis
U-M Forestry Department
Frank Murray
U-M
Murray
Glass Ball Extinguishers Warned Against for Trees
Michigan residents are warned not to use glass ball fire extinguishers on Christmas trees. The Michigan Department of Health warns tests showed they fail to extinguish fires and emit toxic vapors including carbon tetrachloride and phosgene. Three trees were burned in tests but fires were not stopped.
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Michigan
Michigan Department of Health
Health Department
Inexpensive Sentinel Want Ad Offers 8c Weekly
A low cost sales offer appears as a Sentinel want ad promising a "go-getter" helper for only 8 cents per week. The notice urges readers to call phone number 35 for details.
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Sentinel
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