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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1948
Page
15
Sunday School at Lake Baptist Church led by Wyrick with services at 8 and 10:30. The town mourns Burt Scott with funeral at the town hall. Many locals and visitors attend and share visits, travels, and remembrances across Clare, Lansing, Bowling Green, and Flint areas. Names repeatedly appear among attendees and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Beebe spent Sunday in Lansing and Perry visiting relatives and saw their niece and nephew as new babies. Perl Tryon has suffered a week with a lame back. Several locals including Wilbur McLane Calvin Tryon Pat Sharp Ted Mattonen and John Garver left for Butler Ohio on pipeline work. Mr and Mrs Ray Clark lost their car and garage to fire last Thursday. Mrs Earl Bauder of Midland has been visiting Perl Tryon’s family. Hart visited with his daughter Susan Saturday. Rod and Gun Club hosted a successful Friday town hall event despite bad weather. Bill Adams returned on furlough Friday. Mrs Nettie Cook visited John Downey Sunday evening. Weekend guests included Mrs Eddie Packard and daughter Kathleen from Bay City and Mr and Mrs Pete Karmel and boys and Mr and Mrs Tony Carolan from Bay City. Kenney Lakies, working near Hastings, spent the weekend at home. News box remains at the post office. Mrs Jack Eneix traveled to Saginaw for nephew’s wife Milan Plavsic’s illness and later operation at St. Mary’s Hospital in Saginaw.
A student recounts a long trip with family visiting coal mines in Illinois and Ohio, Paducah Kentucky, New Orleans, the French Market, Napoleon House, a HMS Shefield battleship, Bankhead tunnel, Gulf waves, tropical lodging, Panama City, squirrels in a park, Atlantic Ocean, Appalachian Mountains and Hot Springs North Carolina with Foley notes on rivers, bridges, and local sights.
From 1900 to 1944 US life expectancy at birth rose from under 50 to over 65 years, a 32 percent gain. But at age 45 the increase is 10.8 percent and at age 6 about 10.4 percent, as infectious disease control and medical advances favored children and youths more than adults and seniors.
Pig brooders cut losses of baby pigs by about one half by providing a safe way to keep them warm without being crushed by the sow.
School news notes a concrete bleacher plan with 700 seats and wooden components on cement piers costing about 2500 dollars, plus steel bleachers bid at 3400 dollars. The fund totals 168.68 from a donkey basketball game with more donations expected, while a quip about an escape to a “Utopia” ends the piece.
The passage discusses nocturnal noises and paranoid feelings as signs of a neurotic disorder arising from subconscious inferiority. It links insecurity to possible relationship or social esteem issues and ends with a crude hypothetical about a child named Rollo.
Mrs Beulah Armentrout and neighbors attended a 4 H meeting in Harrison on Tuesday. A Sunday family dinner honored Frances Burkett’s birthday with several relatives present from Harrison Clare Hudson and Indiana. Community Club to meet at the school Friday February 27 with a pot luck lunch and cherry pie.
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