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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1961
Page
5
Community members, including the Newmans and Lorenzos, visited relatives in Perry Mason and Rosebush over the weekend. News notes report birthdays, church events at Gilmore Church of Christ, a wedding at the same church, a funeral in Clare, and social calls across several towns.
Timber sales in Michigan rose to an estimated 805000 dollars in 1960, setting a calendar year record for the state. The prior high was 795750 dollars in 1957, and 1960 receipts also put the state near a new fiscal year mark if sales stay strong through early 1961.
Cindy Hemstreet spent the weekend with her grandparents the George Hemstreets. Sunday they called on Mrs Inez Teale and the Lionel Fetters family. Extended birthday wishes were given to their mother. Various relatives from Midland Clare Kentucky and Kentucky families joined for dinners and showers.
The piece predicts heavy metropolitan growth by 1975 and major emphasis on rapid transit to move workers. Cars will evolve with indestructible roofs, lightweight bodies, smaller motors, and reduced maintenance. Innovations include exhaust gas devices, central hydraulic power, new materials, and partial electronic highways.
Mrs. Perry D Davis hosts dinner guests on Sunday January 15 including Ruth Ann Newman Bob Card and Richard of Gladwin. The column lists varied visits and family gatherings from Bertha Lake to Linwood plus plans for Florence Grandmaison and Vernon Fitzpatrick wedding at St Ann's Church Linwood with a Great Town hall reception.
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