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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1969
Page
8
In 1890 a St Louis physician touted peanut butter as a nutritious easy-to-digest high protein aid for patients. He warned against beefsteak as a balm for injuries and recommended cold compresses as a better treatment.
Mrs. Albert Middleton announces the engagement of her daughter Nila Jean to Joseph E. Hegyi son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hegyi of Coleman A May wedding is planned.
Michael Glenn Vance identified with service number B534676 assigned to Division U.S.S McKean DD 784 now listed at FPO San Francisco California 96601. The notice records a new address for him under the military mail system.
Following Sunday services a group will depart for Haiti February 1 at 4 30 p m and return February 27. 62 children are supported with $12 a year per child. A wedding shower for Larry Mogg was held. groups and events for C G Y A and church activities are listed with March dates.
The United Methodist Men announce William Todd a former Peace Corps volunteer now at Central Michigan University will speak at the Father Son Banquet on February 13. Todd has served in Africa. Men and boys are reminded to submit reservations before the date.
When replacing a blown fuse use the correct size to prevent overload. A fuse too large can allow excess current, causing the wire to overheat and potentially start a fire.
Local social notes detail visits by Florence Robinette relatives from Clare to Lansing and Midland, Vietnam service updates for Tony Burdo, and weekend gatherings of extended families from Clare and nearby towns including Detroit, Kalamazoo, Bay City, and Mt. Pleasant.
Don Richardson, Clare High School Director of Athletics, spoke on coaching in Clare during last week’s Kiwanis program. Bay City Ki West inter-club attended with six members. guests included Gene Bolin, Harold Schaffer, and Marv Witbeck. The board accepted Dick Alexander’s proposal to run the Twin Films parking concession.
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