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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1951
Page
5
D S Eddins president of Plymouth Motor Corp announces the 1951 Plymouth lineup will be shown here and nationwide featuring new body lines interior luxury and nine body types including Concord Cambridge and Cranbrook series with sedans coupes and convertibles offering driving and riding ease unknown in lower price class.
Cooked fish or meat lasts longer when stored at 45 degrees Celsius as heat kills many bacteria and enzymes that cause spoilage, compared with leaving it uncooked.
Sunday sermons at the Nazarene church quoted Romans and Luke as Rev. R. J. McBrainie and Rev. Wesley Teale led services. A W C T U meeting is set for Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the Nazarene church with all welcome. Multiple visits and gatherings describe weekly social visits among local families including Teales Bergey Simpson and White households plus hospital and travel notes in Beaverton Clare and Saginaw areas.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rilett of Lansing spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rilett. Jesse Alice Rilett returned to the University of Michigan after Christmas at home here. Congratulations to the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rilett. Families visit Kensal. Pvt. Bill Montney returned to Fort Knox after days with his parents. Residents and relatives from Dover and nearby areas are noted in this social column.
The Christian Action Committee met at the church with strong attendance and Rev. Beery as speaker. Neighbors on weekend and last week included Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kleinhardt hosting Garvin Cooper and others. visits to Beaverton, Midland, Ann Arbor, Clare, and midland. several family gatherings and dental work. Aware readers are reminded that classifie d notices in the Sentinel can help find needed help quickly.
Brown went to the hospital and had an operation Thursday morning. The community hopes he is recovering well and will soon be home. The item notes various visits among local residents including Butterfields Snyder Saylandt Killoran Baughman Lansing and Clarkes in Michigan towns. Several calls and dinners are mentioned with neighbors. Fred McIntyre is noted as not feeling well.
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