Community Guests Share Sunday Dinners Across Clare Area
In Clare and nearby townships, families hosted visiting relatives including Frank Bowen and wife plus daughter Earline. gatherings featured Mrs. Warren Heiser receiving hospital care and several trips to Clare Hospital. Nearby, Mrs. Bergey hosted Judy Ann and Mrs. Hark Marshall visited Margaret Funnell, with care by Joan Favewell and others. Death of C B Fennell prompted Mt. Pleasant trip. multiple family visits occurred through the week in Sheridan and Colonville regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowen
Earline
William Arnold
Albert Rube
Clare
Warren. Heiser
Clare Hospital
Bob Warner
Judy Ann
Fred Bergey
Hark Marshall
Coleman
Margaret Funnell
Marshall
Joan Favewell
Farwell
Edith Raymond
Sheridan Township
Myre
Adolph Hildebrandt
Arthur
Em Giers
Hrnie Cleveland
Hola McDonel
James Bradley
Frank Wegins
Alva McReynolds
Colonville
Dick O'Dell
Midland
2. J. Milley
Robert Loar
Terry
Gladwin Hospital
A Dime A Day May Fight Infantile Paralysis
A health campaign claims a daily dime can help prevent infantile paralysis. The notice urges readers to support vaccination and hygiene measures to curb the disease in the community.
Resort News: Severe Cold Strikes Town and Socials
A bitter winter day brought snow and wind with temperatures dropping to thirty below zero, the coldest locals recall. A. J. Marvin improved after a rough spell. Jim Sweet broke two bones in his foot and now wears a cast. Donald Brown and wife returned from Lansing. Joe Sarkozi and Sara Hunt attended the Good Luck Club meeting. Socials at Hien Brown's featured ample food, Christmas gift exchanges, a quilt raffle, and new officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Marvin
Jim Sweet
Donald Brown
Lansing
Joe Sarkozi
Sara Hunt
Hien Brown’s
Community Sunday School and Local Notices
Sunday School meets each Sunday at 10 00 with Harry Moyer as superintendent. Lake George Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 2 00 and a 3 00 preaching service led by Rev E E Redman. Christmas card drive for hospital scrapbooks by Girl Scouts. Local updates include resignations and appointments in Lincoln Township, visiting relatives from Rochester and Midland, and a new baby girl Virginia Ann born to Mr and Mrs Milo Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George
Community Building
Harry Moyer
Lake George Baptist Church
E. E. Redman
Lewis Irwin
Fred Schraeder
Ernie Bringold
Detroit
Austin Dunkle
Lincoln Township
Lee Swallow
Harold Tinsley
Mt. Pleasant
Basil Host
Milo Wellman
Virginia
Ann
Marion Wykoff
Howard Maw
Rochester
New York
Grover Updyke, Jr
Midland
Ice fishing visit and cold weather car system noted
Mr. and Mrs. Dale George of Hisie spent the week at their cottage for ice fishing. Arnold Bringold introduces a new winter car system that runs without gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale George
Hisie
Arnold Bringold
Rural Church Notes and Local Visits in Town
Rev M R Honderich returned from Ann Arbor and Farmington after a few days away. Eleanor Lajewski came home from Flint. Richard Lajewski visited his aunt Mrs Aubrey Reger. Reger and family welcomed New Year with Don Fetters of Temple. Belle Strouse’s funeral was attended by Glen Bay. Adam Reger notes improvement after illness. Cleo Raymond visited grandparents Adam Reger. Aubrey Reger and son Larry returned from Flint. R Kleiner Ruth Ann and Henry Kleiner Faye Ann visited Frank Barton. Alfred Bay called at Glen Bay. Jeann Armentrout and Carol Davis visited school Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Honderich
Ainn Arbor
Farmington
Eleanor Lajewski
Flint
Richard Lajewski
Aubrey Reger
Adam
Reger
Don Fetters
Temple
Glen Bay
Belle Strouse
Ithaca
Ethard Walters
Burtoh Bay
Adam Reger
Cleo Raymond
Dover
Larry
R. Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Henry Kleiner
Faye Ann
Frank Barton
Alfred Bay
Jéann Armentrout
Carol Davis
Duncan Family Sunday Dinner Visit Noted
Mr and Mrs Lionel Duncan and sons Jim and Gene dined with her parents Mr and Mere JL B Davy and Jerry Marshall spent Sunday with Ronnie Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Duncan
Jim
Gene
Mere
JL. B. Davy
Jerry Marshall
Ronnie Chapman
Gilmore Center and Church Activities Update
Community notes from Gilmore Center include a church program with services at 10:00 and 10:15 a.m. Bible School at 11:15 a.m. and evening Bible study at 8:15 p.m. Mentions staffing transfers at Michigan Gas Storage Co. and local visits by residents. Helen Marie Kripa born January 13 at Mt. Pleasant hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conald Seymour
David Lambert
Paul Strauss
Michigan Gas Storage Co
Manchester
Roy Arrand
Ed. McAlvey
Flint
W. R. Jarman
Owen
Gilmore Church of Christ
West Gilmore
Farm Bureau
Alvin Wood
Mellencamp
Leonard Parker
Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Larry Strause
U. S
Korea
Larry
Dan Kripa
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Helen Marie
Pasteur’s Legacy and the Late Realization of Pasteurization
The passage notes Louis Pasteur’s pioneering work in medicine and the irony that his greatest contribution, milk pasteurization, was developed after his death in 1995. It recalls his research driven by protecting sailors’ wine during long voyages from spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pasteur
Pasteur
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Dave Teale
C .B. Fennell
Thomas Olds
Loomis
Frank Nevins
Undertakers
Fabiano Brothers
North Franklin St
Mich
Ide
Luke Hera
Greyhound
America
Floridas
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Michigan
Greyhound Terminal
S. M. Carrier
Miami
Los Angeles
Sy, Petersburg
Phoenix
Alpena
Traverse City
Iron Mountain
Gaylord U. 8
Eight Point Lake
Lake George Resort
Contryer
Joan Pawlik
Glare McCardell
New York City
New York Dress Institute
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
MT. Vernon Grange
Riverside Grange
Grange
Kenneth Gunderman
A. J. Archbold
Gus Marotzie
J. C. Marotzke
George David
Marine City
Charles David
Elwood Bhrgin
Herb McDonald
Elwood
J. Archamboulkt
Joyce
Joan
Shrine Circus
Saginaw
J. Archambault
Grand Rapids
Bill
Lafayite
Ind
Purdue College
Mary Brooks
Frank Thering
Richard Brooks
Icem Slentz
Harold Brooks
Gregory
Irs
Dora Hess
Brooks
Lloyd Whitman
Beaverton
Gilmore Center
Thayers
G.V.W
Ford
Webster
O.V.W
Step
Clare, Michigan
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