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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
5
Lake People gather at the school to welcome new principal William Grier. The event featured dancing, visiting, a Train entertainment, and a pot luck lunch. Community members and relatives from Evart Lansing Dewitt Flint Mt. Pleasant and Farwell attended various visits and family gatherings in the area.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott hosted a Sunday dinner to honor Mr and Mrs Loren Leist on their seventh wedding anniversary. Guests included Earl Snyder of Reed City Aaron Irwin and Floyd Irwin Farwell and Lewis Irwin Farwell. Aaron Irwin and family visited the Scotts over the weekend.
Jesse Hays of Lake died suddenly Saturday after Friday illness and hospitalization at Clare Hospital. He was taken to Kalama zoo for burial services on Monday. The Lake community extends sympathy to the bereaved family as local residents report a weekend of visits and incidents.
The writer condemns NBCs Queen for a Day and similar shows as noisy, lowbrow entertainment that insults listeners. They blame network rivalry and executive choices for sacrificing quality while praising benign programs like World of Mr Sweeney. Also notes Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kappler and family as dinner guests.
Dwarf fruit trees grow well in limited spaces and serve as ornamentals in lawns. Horticulture experts note early bearing, larger fruit, and easier harvesting. Grafted onto special root systems, these trees stay compact and hardy, though yields are smaller for commercial orchards. Apples pears cherries and peaches have all been dwarfed.
The fragment recalls life in Greenbrier Doddridge and Morgansville West Virginia with farms, a cane mill, evaporator, and family memory. It notes weekly Huxter wagons trade 12 cent eggs for goods and harvests with corn and pumpkins. The piece mentions Uncle Ike a local doctor and the Ballenger Lowther and Jones mills and mills pond now vanished.
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