Nellie Glass and Al Young Wed in Clare Morning Ceremony
Mrs Nellie Glass of Farwell and Mr Al Young of Clare were married at 6 00 am Saturday January 31 at the Clare Methodist Parsonage with Rev Chas B Hahn officiating. The couple plan to reside in Farwell with Mrs Young serving as Assistant Postmaster and Mr Young at Thayer's in Clare. The newlyweds will spend a month in Florida visiting relatives.
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Nellie Glass
al. Young
Farwell
Clare
Chas
B. Hahn
Henry Craven
Winn
Mr. Young
Aubrey Young
Saginaw
Miorida
Young
Hubert Schofield
Mrs. Young
Thayer
Wanda White Weds Lewis Eberhart at Methodist Parsonage
Wanda White daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold White married Lewis Eberhart son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Eberhart at 430 PM Saturday January 24 Rev Ghos B Hahn officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Donald Brown. Mrs Eberhart wore brown wool with yellow narcissus corsage. Mrs Brown in black wool with red carnations. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home. Eberhart in Navy, studying in Chicago. couple to live with Whites until discharge.
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Wanda White
Harold White
Lewis Eberhart
Bernard Eberhart
Methodist
Ghos. B. Hahn
Donald Brown
Quality Frozen Figs Offer Calorie Dense Delicacy
Frozen figs are high in calories and rich in sugar iron and calcium. They possess mild flavor and laxative properties and are considered good frozen fruit for those who enjoy fresh fig taste. University of Georgia finds shriveled figs withstand freezing better delivering firmer texture after defrosting.
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University of Georgia
Nasturtiums Rich in Vitamin C
Nasturtiums have high vitamin C content. They contain four to ten times as much vitamin C as lettuce.
Coleman School District Approves Bonds for Expansion
The Municipal Finance Commission approved $15,000 five year bonds to fund Coleman School District building expansion. A seven and one half mill levy was voted to retire the bonds and cover interest capped at three percent.
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Municipal Finance Commission
Coleman
MUCC Leader Speaks at Chippewa Conservation Club Meeting
Louis D. McGregor president of the Michigan United Conservation Clubs spoke to 150 members at Moss Country Club Mt. Pleasant Monday evening. He outlined MUCC’s conservation program and a showing of big game hunting motion pictures.
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Louis D. McGregor
Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Chippewa Conservation Club
Moss Country Club
Mt. Pleasant
McGregor
MUCC
Fire damages Reed City garage and threatens elevator
Kenneth A. Braman managed a Reed City garage where a Thursday afternoon blaze destroyed the second story living quarters. An acetylene torch ignited a container of alcohol causing the fire, but firefighters saved the elevator as wind did not spread the flames.
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Reed City
Kenneth A. Braman
Fire destroys warehouse and displaces downtown Cadillac residents
A $150,000 fire tore through the Montgomer y Ward receiving warehouse in Cadillac. The blaze ruined stock at Kenney Shoe Store and forced occupants from six apartments. Firefighters prevented spread to three other business stores after a wall firewall saved the main Montgomery Ward building. The fire began in the warehouse basement and reached the second floor before discovery.
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Cadillac
Montgomery Ward
Kenney
Betdie
Promoted and Reassigned Servicemen Named in Notices
Pvt Charles E Wright formerly listed as Pvt Charles E Wright now shown as Pvt Charles HB Wright of Troop B 88rd Sq CCA 3rd Army Division Fort Knox Kentucky. Sgt Robert E Clark son of Mr and Mrs Stanley E Clark 208 East 4th St Clare promoted to technician fourth grade while serving with Hq Hq Company 4th Signal Service Group Philippines Ryukyus Command stationed at Fort William McKinley Manila area. Clark previously left Clare High School and entered service September 30 1946. overseas January 7 1947. arrived Camp Stoneman California January 21 for return to the United States. received honorable discharge January 26 and arrived home last Thursday evening.
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Robert E. Clark
Philippine Islands
Stanley E. Clark
4Th St
Clare
4Th Signal Service Group
Philippines-Ryukyus
Fort William McKinley
Manila
Clare High School
Clark
Bob
Camp Stoneman
California
United States
Clara Theta Rho Girls Club Birthday Dinner Social
Sixteen Clara Theta Rho Club girls and advisers met at Barnes Cafe for a 6:00 dinner in observance of the club's third birthday. They then joined a social gathering at Clare I.C.O hall with guests from Maple Leaf Theta Rho. Ice cream and cake were served and the groups planned more events together.
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Clara Theta Rho Club
Barnes Cafe
Clare I.C
Farwell Rebelkaha
Maple Leaf Theta Rho Club
Farwell
Refrigeration Surgery Aims to Regrow Severed Limbs
Dr. L. W. Crossman describes a technique using ice preservation to reattach severed limbs. Experiments with dog legs and fingers show healing after replacement, suggesting humans may regain full use under ideal conditions with a skilled team.
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Chicago
L. W. Crossman
New York City
U.S
International College of Surgeons
J. M. Armengal
Crossman
Duke's Loyalty to Wife Wins Public Support
London reports that the Duke of Windsor’s steadfast loyalty to his American wife and his abstention from court duties without her are slowly gaining public and newspaper backing in the royal feud. His Baltimore born divorcee wife remains barred from high society, and he declined to attend Queen Mother Mary’s 80th birthday party amid speculation about his attendance at Princess Elizabeth’s wedding.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Windsors
Mary
Princess Elizabeth
Crime Trends Show Rural Increases and Urban Declines
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports first half 1947 crime rise in rural areas and a decline in cities. Rape and larceny up in both regions with rural increases of 13 percent and urban rises of 3 5 and 1 1 percent respectively. Murder falls 7 4 percent rural and 6 4 percent urban. auto theft drops 19 and 22 3 percent.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Children Rescue Baby From Burning Cincinnati Home
In Cincinnati a 14 month old boy Milford was carried from his crib by his siblings David four and Cindy three to safety as a fire started near the crib. Firemen extinguished the blaze causing about 1000 dollars in damage. The mother, Mrs Cecil Smith, was away at a grocery. It was linked to a lighter they had been playing with.
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Cincinnati
David Smith
Cindy
Milford
Cecil Smith
16 Per Gent Crop Reported In Turkey Crop This Year
The agriculture department estimates about 35 million turkeys will be marketed this year, roughly 16 percent below last year’s crop, but no shortages are expected. Averages point to 4.1 pounds per person with ample supply, amid a new support-price schedule running through January 31, 1948.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
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Oyatt Jeweler
H. M. Everts
St. Clare, Mich
Authorized Loyalty Dealer
H. M. Everts Jeweler
Dunlop Building
W. Fifth St
Clare, Mich
DE Soto
Plymouth
McEwan Street
Clare, Michigan
American Red Cross
MUCG
Charles E. Wright
Charles HB. Wright
3Rd Army Division
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Clubs and
Lodges
Clara Theta Rho
Duke
Turkey
Pricus
Rexall
Feesere
RIKER
Symphony
Cascade
Anderson’s Drug Store
Silque
Lanolin
Michigan
Boy Scout Fund
Harold, Sarah Bill and
Kenneth
Schaeffer’s Dairy Bar
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