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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1960
Page
8
A Sentinel classified ad highlights how dozens of truck types transport nearly every product. It notes trucks are designed to move food, clothing, and essentials safely and efficiently, underscoring the role of trucking in everyday life.
A dense classified ad sweep describes homes and land for sale near Clare Gladwin and Beaverton. Properties include a 3 bedroom tri level with 2 acres and stream for 25 500 down 8 000, 238 acres with 4 000 down, 69 000 modern 3 bed home, 220 acres farm with 45 000 price and 10 000 down, 350 to 650 ft Wixom Lake frontage, and Ross Lake plus Beaverton frontage near US 10. Also listed are 8 acres near a trout stream at 10 500 with 5 000 down, and a 3 bed ranch on Cole Man area for 6 500.
The Harrison Study Club held a January 12 meeting at Mrs. Ben Bosink's home. Mrs. A. E. Bartow led a brief business session while Mrs. Thota Morrison conducted devotions on Three Ladies of The Bible. Foreign exchange students Miss Dorthea Hardt and Miss Marian Somer spoke about West Germany and Holland. Dessert was served by hostesses Mrs. June Larson, Mrs. Leah Ulch, and Mrs. Margaret Bosink.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Brown formerly of Beaverton and Mr and Mrs Elmer Kintner of Gladwin have purchased Budd Lake Sporting Goods and Hardware from Elmer and Mrs Gagush on Main Street. Brown has 22 years with W H Hall and Son Hardware and Lumber Co and moved to Harrison last fall. The Kintners previously owned Marvel Freeze in Harrison. The new owners took over January 2 and plan to enlarge the hardware department. Best wishes to all.
The column lists local residents and guests visiting in Clare Mt Pleasant and Beaverton. Trips include Mr and Mrs Early Mavis and son Jack visiting Florida for three weeks. Attendees note basketball games, tea gatherings, and hospital treatment details for a patient at University Hospital Ann Arbor.
The Northernaires recorded Water Wonderland by Ralph Carpenter in Midland and expect release in three to four weeks. Local social notes list frequent visits, family gatherings, and weddings across Midland Saginaw Mt. Pleasant Reed City and Roscommon with many relatives and friends attending events.
Mr and Mrs Gale Schutz announce the birth of Sandra Sue at Clare hospital on Friday January 15 weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Schutz of Frost and Mr and Mrs Leslie Gardner of Harrison. Mrs Schutz and baby returned to the Leslie Gardner home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Robert Amble and aren of Houghton Heights hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Amble. Ben Bosink visited Mr and Mrs Alf Hansen in Mr Pleasant. Gene Denney and Dana Joef welcomed Flint for a weekend with Pearl Denney. Wilson Rinehart visited Saginaw and stayed with Donald Schieber in Kawkawlin. Iva Orcutt visited Harold Varga Sonard family in Saginaw. Howard Ford Kathy and Corda Rose joined Ellis Hughes family for Sunday supper. Wilson Rinehart attended the MLE Ay Region 12 conference program committee meeting in Midland Monday evening. she is a member of the committee.
Michigan Trucking Association leader Herb Schindler warns drivers during the Safe Winter Driving campaign that about 800 people die annually from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. He urges: never run engines in enclosed spaces, keep vents open, avoid driving with windows closed, check exhaust for leaks, and seek fresh air if symptoms like drowsiness or headache occur.
About one in five Americans suffer tired eyes from missing or wrong glasses. A healthy eye appears to recover from eyestrain over time as the gaze adjusts naturally.
Higher and Higher December became the seventh month in 1959 with more traffic deaths than December 1958. The 1959 provisional toll reached 1,450, matching State Police estimates and marking a five percent rise from 1,875 in 1958. An all time record 32 fatalities occurred during the New Year holiday period.
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