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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1951
Page
10
The text recounts traditions linking rosemary to fidelity and remembrance, notes Ophelia's line about rosemary, and explains legends about rosemary blooming at Christmas and Mary’s cloak over a rosemary bush during Egypt’s flight, giving the flowers a heavenly blue hue in her honor.
The National Safety Council appeals for public concern as the millionth traffic fatality is forecast for the third week of December. Ned Dearborn urges personal responsibility to curb deaths during the peak holiday travel period amid longer dark hours and winter hazards.
Community notes report Sunday School at 10:00 each week led by Harry Mgyer. Residents mention car troubles and a string of local visits. Jule Borst has been ill but is improving, while Mr. and Mrs Don Luce and family visited Mrs Vira Luce. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Luke Hamlin and Mr and Mrs Richard Seitz attended a wedding reception for Mr and Mrs David Lidell of Parnell.
The Lake Thirteen community mourns the passing of Mrs. George Snyder on Sunday morning. Neighbors extend deepest sympathy to her family as notices note local visitors and shared concern among residents. Clifford Malesh and Clare Butterfield visiting others, with Butterfields relocating to a new trailer in Ewart and Sam Butterfield visiting Dan Butterfield's home.
Newborns often have blue eyes because pigment cells in the iris have not yet developed. Between six and twelve months, pigment or melanin forms, revealing the permanent eye color the child will keep.
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