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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1941
Page
6
Clare area residents share holiday visits and travel updates. Local families report Christmas gatherings with relatives in Ithaca Bay City Flint Saginaw Lansing and Detroit, plus several health updates and travel plans.
National figures from the American Legion and its Auxiliary, the American Federation of Labor, and industry leaders urge broad support for a fifty million dollar Red Cross emergency war fund. They stress continued relief for evacuees in Manila and other areas and pledge patriotic, practical backing for Red Cross operations.
A son named Francis Ward was born to Mr Norris and Mrs Norris on December 18 weighing seven and a half pounds. The mother and baby are under care of Mrs Florence Mizer.
Mrs. M Mills drove to Mt Pleasant for a dental extraction. Alger Cline of White Cloud visited his mother Mrs A Cline on Thursday. Mrs EF Littlefield went to Mt Pleasant on Wednesday. Sr Littlefield traveled to St Clair with cattle. Holmer Ambrosier of Galion spent Thursday with Uncle and Aunt A I Ambrosier. Mrs A Gline left Sunday for Detroit to spend the winter with her children.
West Freeman Mrs Herbert Middleton and Mrs Anna Gaffney visited Clare business. Mr Elgin Hickok and children Lilah Ronnie Thelma Donna Forest and Edith Gaffney attended the Martin School Christmas program Friday evening. Mrs John Gaffney attended the Windover School Christmas program Friday evening.
Thelma and Donna Jean Gaffney attended the All-High party at Evart High School Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Darnell shopped in Evart Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Gaffney shopped Saturday. Doris Hickok returned from school Saturday for a two week vacation with her parents. Naomi Hickok of Lansing visited Saturday night and Sunday at the Hickok home. Cleon Gaffney of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gaffney.
Temple residents share weekend visits and celebrations with neighbors and relatives. The Nazarene Church held a full Christmas program as Rev Bellville led community efforts, while Mrs Grombly recuperates after surgery in Bay City hospital.
The article extols honey as a wholesome food and energy source second only to dates. It cites a USDA release praising honey for easy assimilation, suitability for impaired digestion, and value for babies and children.
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