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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1960
Page
6
A long list details Christmas day dinners and weekend visits among families in the area. Names include Leposky Wheaton Archbold Austin Wilson Bowler Ulrich Callihan Baker and others with multiple households hosting relatives in Petoskey Midland Midland area and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs John B E Boettner of Mt Pleasant announce the birth of a daughter on December 20 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital born weighing seven pounds three ounces and named Mary Margaret Ruth May Loar born December 23 to Mr and Mrs Basil Loar at Clare General Hospital weighing seven pounds 12 and a half ounces.
In The Service Army Private Gerald W. Dole son of Mr and Mrs William A Dole of Clare R 2 has arrived in Munich Germany with his unit His new address Pvt Gerald W Dole RA1L6657784 Co B 34th Armored 3d Md Tk Bn APO 29 New York N Y
Mrs Olive Robinette spent Saturday in Roseville with her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs John Melchior and son Michael. She visited her brother John Acre at Mt Clemens hospital where surgery is expected this week. She returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Albert Rube visited for Christmas at their son James Crane’s Bay City home. Homer O'Dell and children joined Christmas dinner at sister BE A Standard's home in Flint. Duane MacDonald and children celebrated Christmas with Alger MacDonald’s family in Coleman. Mrs Jennie VanHorn spent Christmas weekend with Mrs H J Paulsen in Dearborn. Mrs Detis Powell of Detroit joined Christmas week with her mother Mrs Sadie Mater, staying until Thursday. Bernice Beatty, caring for Mrs Mater, visited with daughter Mrs Lyle Hoxie and family.
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