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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1959
Page
9
The column records numerous visits and guests across towns including Saginaw Mt. Pleasant Freeland and Bay City. Entries mention illnesses such as Mrs Earl Thomas severe cold and months of visits by relatives like Chester and family Jeanie Gardner Jeanie Heffron and Bud Richards. Notable stops include the Snow Snake Mountains Clarkes Glen Bucholz in Cole man and the Armstrongs at Hill Lake.
The Clare Sentinel published in Clare Michigan notes issue cadence and post office classification. It lists subscription rates for Clare Isabella County residents and external mail, with a price structure for military or non resident readers.
Five chairs will be slipcovered at a special school of interest to be held in March after a Preliminary Meeting at the Michigan Consolidated Gas Office on January 29. The chairs include open blade rocker wide armed upholstered occasional and barrel back chairs belonging to Mrs. Margaret Shork Mrs. Marguerite Reed Mrs. Neil Richardson Mrs. Maurice Wagay and Mrs. Evelyn Vadnoisi. Helpers to the women on the chairs are Mable McConnell Janet Dulaney Bernard Demski Charles Burtraw Janette Salbert Ralph Strong Ken Wagesder and Mary Collins. Classes will be held on March 3 5 11 and 23.
Mr and Mrs Russell Allen of Saginaw were Friday guests at the Karl Mavis home. Mrs Martha Allen returned to Saginaw with her son after visiting with her daughter the past two months. The Snyder family of West Branch visited their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Malcolm Wilson. Lud Segerlund and Howard Ford enjoyed a scenic drive in the Houghton Lake area Sunday. Mrs Dale Weldon and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Clark and Burdett Reigle family. EH Hughes home hosted Sunday callers. weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Al Collins. Ardyth Benson and relatives plan a visit to Charlotte for a week. Mrs Robert Roth and Cheryl were business callers in Clare. A MEA planning meeting was attended by A E Bartow at Midland Intermediate School. Marion Light and Mrs Whilden Hughes with Beth and Jim were Saginaw visitors. The McClenaNS visited in Flint with Mr and Mrs William Ringler and Mr and Mrs John McClenathen. Whilden Hughes visited Frances McKenna. Alden Kirkpatrick of Rosebush and Dale Reynolds of West Grant called on Rutter and Hughes. Leon Dyke returned home from Gladwin hospital after losing his first finger in an accident. he is improving.
A health guidance note explains breakfast should provide about one quarter to one third of daily needs. It argues skipping breakfast reduces alertness and energy, and stresses regular, even intake. It lists essential items like fruit, cereal, milk, toast, and often eggs and meat to support physical and mental performance.
Thermometer Corporation of America searches nationwide for old and unusual thermometers to assemble an International Thermometer Museum. Send descriptions or photos to Springfield Ohio address. if needed you will receive an offer by mail.
World Outdoors notes rising use of outboard motors as boats and water sports expand. Fishermen contend motors disturb fish via exhaust noise and wake, while boaters push for pleasure rides and access to fishing spots leading to conflicts on waterways.
William Duncan returned to the Veteran's hospital in Saginaw on Tuesday. relatives, including Mrs. Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilyard, visited him Saturday. Several locals visited Clare and Sanford area residents through midweek, noting guests such as Mrs. Velma Deegan, Mrs. Jennie Muir, Mrs. Edith Sadier, and Mrs. Wilbur McLane. A baby boy named Andrew William Sowle was born at Clare General Hospital with parents Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sowle and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sowle. The Sowles moved to Barryton over the weekend. Mrs. Irene Smith spent a weekend in Sag inaw and visited Sanford residents, including the Tryons and James at Averill. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Braley and family of Sanford visited her parents in Clare. Wayne Scott and family returned from Texas, and Ray Graham moved to Lansing with Rev. Paul Acker moving into his house. Mrs. Jennie Muir visited Sag inaw and Clare area friends Tuesday through Thursday.
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