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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1957
Page
3
Dr Born explains kidney location and structure with emphasis on surrounding fat, nerves, and blood supply. He argues kidney health hinges on proper nerve supply and posture, linking spinal curvature to renal pain and functional decline, and urges chiropractic examination for prevention.
The Anha Joos home hosted 29 members and seven guests for the Harrison Study Club annual Christmas party marking founder’s day. Migs Joos led a toast to the club, with 33 years of civic involvement noted. A Christmas play Deck the Hall was presented by students under Mrs. Sam Morrison, while exchange student from Austria Uta Schwéyer spoke of her customs and sang Silent Night. President Mrs YWuil son Rinehart presided at the business meeting and carols were led by Mrs. Ross Woodward. A quartet performed Slumber Song of the Infant Jesus, and gift exchanges and a candle-lit supper followed hosted by Ruth Hutchinson, Winifred Phillips, Mary Roe, and Atina Joos.
Mr and Mrs George Bates hosted their children and most grandchildren on Christmas Eve with flash pictures and carols led by their eldest daughter LaVerne at the piano. Gifts included luggage for a family vacation trip and a buffet lunch followed by Christmas dinner the next day. Mr and Mrs John Lang left for Midland to be with absent relatives.
Mr and Mrs Robert Murphy of Gladwin announce the arrival of a seven pound nine ounce baby boy on December 29. He is named Kirk James. His brother and two sisters visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmer Ampble. New grandchildren, cousins, and visitors are listed with local family gatherings and holiday visits across Standish, Merrill, Shelby, and Bay City.
Mrs. William Joney hosted two tables for a Pedto party evening. Guests included Olive Bruce Jean Morton C Dalé McKeting Hattie Wyegonik Edie Bruce Jean Heber and Winifred Phillips. Prizes went to Mrs. McKenna high Olive Bruce second Winifred Phillips low and Jean Morton house. Lunch was served.
Members of the Hamps Bowling Team were entertained at the Clare home of Muse Marie Allen. Marie played tunes on her new organ for the ladies and an exchange of gifts preceded a luncheon. Mrs Larry Shelander attended the event.
Christening of Henry John Dick Meyer son of Lt. and Mrs. Henry Richard Meyer took place at First Congregational Church. A dinner honoring him followed at the home of his grandparents D F Czyzewski and H J D Meyer with guests including Villa Walker and Patti Dillon among others. The Meyer family then returned to Fort Sill Lawton Oklahoma after holiday visits.
East Lansing resident Benny Burns resumed studies at MSU on Wednesday. Lansing couples visited family across Michigan over New Year including Rensberrys in Hillman and Debarrs, and several hosted or attended Christmas and New Year meals, bridge games, and weekend visits in Cheboygan, Mt. Pleasant, Saginaw, and Detroit. Notable travel included Lyle Abbott stationed at Camp Lucas near the Soo. Other notes mention a hospital procedure in Gladwin and local family updates through Marion and Charlotte.
The message notes that average families spend a smaller share of income on drugs now than in past years. It argues that while some individual prescriptions rise in price, new antibiotics and medicines reduce overall costs by improving health and reducing other expenses.
Families along the lake welcomed sons home from camp for Christmas and the holidays. Names include Arnold Shilling Keith Amy Robert Covell Gerald Dunbar Frank Sowle Sean De Geer Eddie Loomis Bob Scheer and others visiting parents. Visitors from Lake Orion Clare Oscoda Adrian and Jackson also joined in the holiday gatherings.
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