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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1954
Page
8
A Garfield township school meeting is set for Monday evening March 1 at 8 00 p m. The event invites all interested residents to attend and participate in the officer elections and planning.
Pastor Kenneth Mack leads Sunday School and morning worship at the Friendly Church with junior church at 2 PM. The report covers visits and family gatherings among local residents including Marida guests Gus Galdeen, the Doxtaders of Petoskey, and birthdays celebrated for Jimmy Roberts and the Quick baby.
Clare residents and visitors fill weekends with family gatherings church events and hospital updates. The page lists dozens of local names including Adams Blaisdell Clatard Cal vin Tryon Wilgéx Gordon Smith and many more visiting relatives in Clare and nearby towns while noting hospital stays recipes and church notes.
Ralph SOUTH GRANT enjoyed a week end at his home while adapting to Cedar Lake Academy. The Sommer family hosted guests including Elaine Sommer from Luanda Angola and Roger and Kenneth Jacobs from Lima Peru. Pfc. Raymond Koontz and wife report they are settled at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Promote tire traction for cars and trucks. Advertising note directs inquiries to Dan McDonald Ford Sales in Clare for safety tips and products.
Last month's safety drive drew help from the school, Rotary, and Handy Peters who posted a highway sign urging drivers to slow down. Police moved the sign back twelve feet but Handy and Easy placed it too close to a sharp curve, triggering concern about safety.
A 1954 Brewers Foundation note argues for long view and neighbor rights amid debates on personal choices. It emphasizes cutting off premature views and respecting others despite personal preferences.
A rushed survey details ceremonial dances for the Maple Moon from Vermont to Wisconsin. It covers Indigenous sugaring methods from bark buckets to metal spouts, and traces maple sap to syrup with notes on tree species, northern regions, and ideal timing after spring thaw.
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