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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
12
Marion and Mt. Pleasant families visit relatives in Saginaw and Bay City. trips include hospital stays and home weekends. Notes mention twin grandsons in Pontiac, a patient in a Veterans Hospital, a housewarming in Mt. Pleasant, and various relatives visiting from Freeland, Traverse City, and Holland.
Community church notes celebrate Youth Week with Rev and Mrs Evatt Kimball from St Louis. Visits and gatherings highlight family events with Cooper wedding, Bergey and Mott families, birthday observances, and multiple Midland Clare Farwell guests over the weekend.
Blue Water Wish Fry at Mt Vernon Grange invites all to a fish fry on Wednesday March 2 1956. Adults pay 1.25 and children 76 cents for all you can eat from 6:00 p m until served.
A person with one eye experiences less visual fatigue than a two-eyed person because the brain endures less strain performing the seeing task.
Several families welcome newborns in February and January at Clare General Mt Pleasant Pontiac and Community Hospitals. Weighs range from four pounds nine ounces to nine pounds nine and a half ounces. Parents include Anderson Kappling Krabill Tugon Sampson Corsant Bell Gatin Miller and others with names such as Bonnie Kay Carol Sue Glen Steven Karl Ray and Ricky Thomas.
The notice lists soldiers and their new addresses including Pfc Carl L Pelcher US 55423192 Co B 1st Tank Bn APO 34 New York. Pvt Gerald L Adams route details and Munich Academy graduation. Pvt Kenneth F Sowle at Ft McArthur California. plus DeWayne Renner on a twenty day furlough visiting his parents in Chanute Air Force Base area.
Bud Loomis arrived home Saturday in Fort Leonard Wood Missouri to spend a two week furlough.
Sgt Robert L Wilson arrived home January 28 after 14 months in Korea. He was discharged from the army and is now staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson Sr at their home.
Pvt. Thompson has finished eight weeks of infantry training at Fort Leonard Wood with the Super Sixth of the 6th Armored Division after induction at his home station. He received a 14 day furlough with his parents at Yarwell and will begin further eight weeks of advance basic training at Fort Leonard Wood or another installation after a leave.
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