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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1956

Page

11

Silmore Grange Notes Show Local Family News

Vickie Bowling celebrated her second birthday with family at home enjoying gifts ice cream and cake. Terrence O Rourke home from hospital. Community events include a postponed variety club to February 9 at Dolores Cook s and a Grange meeting at Mt Vernon Grange Tuesday evening.

Vickie Terrence’ O'Rourke Dakie Tugsilay Dolores Cook Grange Vernon Grange Roy Robison Mt. Pleasant John Laverty Mike Cook Wood Keith Scott Alan Allen’ Rawson Leon Schlafley Debby Dale Lavertys Credit Union Clare Oddfellows Hall Heathis Wood

Knockout Blow Insurance Ad Warns of Liability Judgments

A bold warning that a jury could award damages for injuries on your property. Comprehensive Personal Liability Insurance protects you by defending the action and paying damages up to policy limits.

MSU Tests Teaching by Television in Classrooms

Michigan State University pilots closed circuit TV to deliver courses with about 500 students using two cameras and eight monitors in Gilmer Hall and a campus auditorium. President John A. Hannah says the aim is to study TV’s potential to enhance teaching without compromising quality as WKAR‑TV already offers telecourses for credit.

Michigan State University Michigan Gilmer Hall MSU John A. Hannah Thomas H. Hamilton The Basic College Michigan State Wkar-Tv

Community Notes Highlight Local Guests and Birthdays

Bible verse opens a social column noting exchanges of German students and several weekend visits. Families in Niles and nearby towns hosted dinners and overnight stays, including Mr Elder, the foster father, and local residents like Mrs Mack Leeth and Lizzy Webber. Activities cover birthdays, card showers, fishing anecdotes, and civic group meetings.

George’ Reese Ekkehard Boellert Ernest Kleiner Carsten Hotés Owen Spink Germany Elder Niles Michigan Mint James Calkins Alma Allen Howard Farwell Bryan Miller Orville Bates Roy Townsend Lizzy Webber Glen Bay Ernest Kleiners Janie St. Mary’s Hospital Saginaw Walter Ruth Alf Kreiner Glen Ladies Aid Civil Defense Court House Harrison Dick Wood Norman Hutchinson Tommy Ken Turner Davison Carla Kistler Forest Leeth Frank Humphrey Kenneth Kaplinger Robert Loar Glen Poet

Local Families Share Visits and Church Outing

Delwin Grange and families from Gladwin Mt. Pleasant Coleman and Saginaw visited and called on relatives in Ann Arbor Saginaw Mt. Pleasant and Senton A church meeting and a movie were also part of the weekend activities, with multiple dinners and calls noted among Mr and Mrs Hart Walker Jack Morrison Earl Walker and others.

Donna Leosh Gladwin Louise Bissett Mt. Pleasant Ann Arbor Mary Morrison Leo, Rogers and Jean Saginaw Hart Walker Jack Morrison Forest Lennox Coleman Harry Lennox Anna Walker Cecil Hpple Allen McDonald Lorraine Cecil Epple Earl Walker Eeith Johnson Lewis Irvin Shively Senton Angel Flint Elton McBride Jack West Bernard Jones Earl Walker John Gross

Community Notes Include Funeral and Hospital News

Supper guests of the Forest Garvers and supporters of church services figure in a roundup of local events. Mrs Nina Kleitthardt attended Mr Trowbridge's Harrison funeral. Mr and Mrs Williams mourn Mr Miller in Rosebush after an auto accident. Mt. Pleasant hospital surgery looms for Mrs Floyd Benchley. Paul Sheets finished Huntington College first semester. Rev C Dibble to Detroit then return for services. Shaver and Dunlop families hosted and visited relatives. Net entertaining Rev Beery and Beery at a short evening gathering.

Dean Cook Joby, Graham Colwood Forest Garvers Elurth Nina Kleitthardt Trowbridge Harrison Russell ‘Williams Miller Rosebush Air Community Wilbrandt Magnus Donald ‘Dunlop Song of Ann Arbor Alee ‘Lower Clemon Net Mr. Beery

Paxton and Merrill Families Visit Beaverton and Flint

Mr and Mrs Lewis Paxton of Flint and Mr and Mrs Richard Merrill with their son called on Mr and Mrs Russell Paxton Sunday. John and Floyd Livingston also paid a visit to Jim Bradley. The Paxton children were entertaining the chicken. Anyone with news please call 282-12.

Lewis Paxton Flint Richard Merrill Boy Beaverton Russell Paxton John Floyd Livingston Callie Jim Bradley Evens Neg James Paxton

Baobab Tree Uses Across Africa and Indies

The baobab tree is widespread in tropical Africa and the East Indies. Its trunk can exceed 20 feet in diameter, and its fibrous bark yields ropes and clothes. The bark serves as a febrifuge, leaves are dried into Ialo powder for condiment and medicine, and the fruit pulp is eaten with seeds embedded in acid pulp by natives.

Africa East Indies

Early Roman exile and birds as song behavior

The text discusses ancient Roman punishment avoidance via exile, the phrase That's for the birds as potentially complimentary, and bird song as male produced signals related to mate selection and territory to ensure food for nests and later broods.

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Silmore Grange Francis Disbrow Dale Laverty Laverty Blanche Scott Glen Scott Milt Harrigar Jim Henry Wysong Betty Cheryl O. M. Somers Fra Somers Cheryl Wysong Marjorie Terrence O'Rourke Paul Brown Paul Millbrook Allen Rawson Dorothy Becker Methodist Church Art Damoth Agency McEwan Street Goodyear Delwin Grange Mara Corday 33Rd Marine Air Wing el Toro Calif Mara Norge Ihce Service Sentinel Powers Krelt
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