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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1949

Page

15

Ebeka h Officers Installed At Clare Lodge Gathering

Nearly 125 Rebekahs Odd Fellows and friends attended the Clare Rebekah Lodge installation of 1949 officers. Sally Gillespie sang The Lord’s Prayer. retiring nobles received pins as new officers took stations. A chop suey supper followed with music by Andrew Irwin Sr. and Joe Swain.

James, Irwin Ag Tnstalling Eva Schlafley Ernest Irwin Mary Mussell Harrison Simmons Martha Irwin Harve Etter Allen Howlett Gordon McIntosh Effie. Harvey William Harger Frances Butler Robert Archambault Fern Archambault Fannie Schultz Fern Wright Dorothy Shepherd Ralph Howlett Clara Rebekah Lodge Carrie Green Ina Hammond Grace’ Norwood Elizabeth McIntosh Madeline Seiter Oliver Irwin Fannie ,Simmons Guardian Viva Holt Outsides Noble Grand Louise, Irwin Rosena.Chaplin Faynell Dixon Clara, Calkins Clare 1 Leonard Irwin Carl Sands Frank Kilgore Carl Seiter Clyde Hull Herb van Hoose Sally Gillespie Case

Markets Prices for Thursday Grain and Livestock

Grain and feed prices listed by Johnston Elevator Co for rye barley white beans and buckwheat. Livestock and eggs quoted by L W Jackson Beggs Rosebush and Glare markets show hogs beef veal lambs hides and calves with ranges for steers heifers cows bulls and sheep. Prices reflect January 1949 market levels and regional elevator quotes.

Johnston Elevator Co L. W. Jackson Abhciley Wteene Thithe Pelea Ie Tucker’s Rosebush Elevator Company Eee

Car Owners Budget Plan for Motor and Transmission Work

Dan McDonald, Your Friendly Ford Dealer promotes a budget plan for motor and transmission jobs with no down payment.

Dan McDonald Ford

Meles Fur Conceals Eyes Deep in Dense Coat

Meles are not blind their eyes are hidden by dense fur set deep in the coat. Their vision is obscured by the earth through which they move making their eyes difficult to see unless the fur is parted and the head closely examined.

Meles Syés

African Heir Khama Faces Tribal Debate Over White Wife

Seretse Khama heir to the Bamangwato throne is recalled by tribal counselors after marrying Ruth Williams, a London clerk. He flies home to explain the union to his 100,000 subjects while vowing to still seek the chieftaincy with his wife at his side.

London Seretse Khama Ruth Williams Bechananaland Bamangwato Ruth Khama

Citizens Ridicule Wording of Soviet Sign

A So viet Moldavia piece mocks sign wording that causes laughter. An amused citizen asks a doctor to certify a “normal neck.” The doctor is puzzled until a kerosene store display shows “Kerosene will not be sold to citizens with narrow necks,” referring to cans with narrow necks.

Moscow Soviet Moldavia

Medical Men Deny Planned Doctor Shortage Claims

Chicago reports physicians defend against claims of a looming shortage by 1960. The American Medical Journal notes Dr. Thomas Parran and Oscar R. Ewing, arguing patient access improves as doctors per capita drops from one per 800 to one per 700 or fewer. More physicians are being trained now than before.

Chicago The American Medical Journal Thomas Parran Public Health Service Oscar R. Ewing Federal Security

Ghost train averts tragedy at Saginaw crossing

Edward Peacock aged 91 narrowly escaped death when a freight train reportedly halted inches from him at a Saginaw crossing at 9 57 am. Witnesses saw the phantom train stop and reports note no record of any train scheduled near the time. Police and railroad officials found no corroborating accident or schedule for the hour.

Saginaw Mich Edward Peacock John R. Hilderbrant Mary Cummings Peacock

Seeing Eye Dog Visits Medford Hospital Daily

Gal, a six year old German shepherd seeing eye dog, makes daily visits to Dr. Muriel Anderson at Lawrence Memorial hospital. The blind osteopathic physician from David City Nebraska was injured in a truck accident but Gal remains inseparable and continues to comfort her during hospitalization.

Medford Mass Lawrence Memorial Hospital Gal Muriel Anderson David City Neb Dr. Anderson

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