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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1951
Page
10
Local residents shared holiday and New Year greetings across Michigan towns including Lansing Grand Rapids Midland Mt. Pleasant Bay City and Alma. Many families hosted dinners and visitors from Flint Detroit Saginaw Traverse City and surrounding areas attended religious services and suppers.
A 33-year-old sergeant wounded in Korea had a jagged shell fragment removed from his heart at Walter Reed Hospital. The three hour operation required hand pressure to keep the heart functioning, a rare delicate procedure. Doctors said such wounds are usually fatal and expressed astonishment at the sergeant’s survival.
Pfc Garth Foote and wife welcome son Jeffery Garth at Central Michigan Hospital weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Edward Magnus Jr and wife celebrate baby boy born December nineteen at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital. James Andrew Clute born December thirty one at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital seven pounds ten ounces. Patrick Francis Mance born New Year’s Eve at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital six pounds fourteen ounces. Greta Kay born December twenty seven at Gladwin hospital to Roy and Sheridan township, now home. John Jay Kennedy born December thirty one to Detroit residents Supt and Mrs E D Kennedy seven pounds four teen ounces. Burt Fleischhauer and wife welcome son James Russell born Reed City Hospital December twenty two nine pounds. White family adds baby girl to Clare lineage with provided details.
The Marine letter once called the navy's police force and likened to Stalin's propaganda sold for 2500. The proceeds benefit welfare and service work for Marine veterans, per Theus J. McQueen national adjutant who declined to name the buyer.
The federal government now owns three eighths of all land in Montana, a level of public ownership highlighted in regional land reports. The ownership share affects state development and resource management, with implications for local communities and private landholders alike.
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