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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
5
Aimed at Michigan drivers studying traffic laws for licenses, the series notes that pedestrian deaths are about 40 percent of annual accidents. Pedestrians should walk on the left to see traffic, avoid jaywalking, and cross at green lights. Children should avoid street play. driver and pedestrian alertness can save lives.
Local families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend across Clare Farwell Ithaca Saginaw and Owosso. Highlights include Frank Thompson taking his mother to Ann Arbor for observation and Mrs Warren Heiser's illness and hospital confinement.
Extension dairyman James Hays of Michigan State College told Glare County farmers to cut silage and boost alfalfa intake to raise milk. He cited Professor Huffman’s research on blood phosphorus governing alfalfa appetite and advised odorless steamed bonemeal as a safe mineral source to prevent deficiency and improve production.
Chas Bodkins and Helen Broskey spent Sunday in Saginaw with Mr and Mrs Valley Rutter. Mrs Bodkins returned home after two weeks away. Floyd Garver Roberta of Lamsing spent the weekend with her parents A D Hampton. Roberta visited cousins Norris and Merle Phillips. Ella Empey remains very poorly. Jay Clute and Ruby Thompson spent Tuesday in Lansing visiting Thompson's sister Hattie Beneler and Miss Marie. Wagler in poor health. Walter Hierholzer and Midland family visited his parents Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Leland Favreau and son from Big Rapids visited her parents Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton early in the week. Mrs Ernest Boulton of Flint helped sister Mrs Ira Root with work. Mr and Mrs Leo Heintz visited C Krocker home. Tra Root and Emerson Burton called on the Chaney Root family in Franklin.
The Farmers Union welcomed three new members at the last meeting. Walter Jerred and family visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Ben Agle and two daughters visited Mrs Seeley Johnson Wednesday. Charlie Mathes visited Jerry Koontz in Hinkleville Sunday. Arthur Eichhorn has had mumps this past week. Miss Jean McArthur called on Bernadene Koontz in Hinkleville Friday. Walter Jerred and family visited Seeley Johnson Friday evening. Crane of Marion with wife were guests of Ivan Smith and family Sunday.
COLONVILLE Mrs Hitta Toban of Lakeview spent the weekend with her uncle M D Clate and cousins Mr and Mrs Jay Clute. Mr and Mrs Wm Kistler and Bila spent Tuesday with their daughter and family Rev and Mrs B N Davis of Six Lakes. Mr and Mrs Russell Strouse of Butternut visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Chas Strouse and Blanche.
Mrs Mildred Tessens and her daughters Barbara and Geraldine visit her sister Mrs Ira van Valkenburg in Detroit. La Vern Darling of Flint visits his parents here. Russell Cook with Forrest Savage on a business trip to Pontiac last week. Mr and Mrs Alexander Wher of Detroit visit Grover Updyke. Fred Nickerson breaks an arm after a fall last week. Lois Budd hosts 22 friends for a birthday party on February 14 her thirteenth. Alvin Budd helps John Woods Jr cut timbers for a barn in Frost Township. Bill Parsons of Lansing visits Ira Van Valkenburg. Blaine Richardson visits Betty Budd Sunday. Betty Lois Budd Lois Van Valkenburg attend Evelyn Malcolmson 15th birthday party Saturday. Harold Vogue and children of Pontiac weekend guests at their grandparents home Chester Pickering. They motor to Traverse City Saturday.
A humorous critique of a sign reading driver who loudly proclaims roadside advertisements. The piece suggests two remedies including reading back the signs from the opposite side of the road or joining an anti billboard crusade.
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