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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1950

Page

9

Community Notes From Clare and Vicinities

Local items recount visits between families including Mr and Mrs Bert Douglas Miss Mildred Pickering and Henry Heintz with a newborn son born December 28 1949 weighing three pounds fourteen ounces at home in Clare. Other notes mention Mrs Mary Abbie injury at Oscar Root home Virginia Gordon’s return from a visit and Mrs Harvie Gross hospital stay in Pontiac and Lansing connections.

Dan Bao Bert Douglas Gret Pickering Mary Abbie Oscar Root Virginia Gordon George Herr, Jr Pontiac Harold Richardson Virginia J. R. A. Hines Detroit James N. Gordon Lizzie Campbell Alan Lansing Harvie Gross

Local residents noted in weekend gathering and health updates

Mrs. Albert Neff returned home Sunday from the Ferguson Clinic in Grand Rapids after major surgery. Rodney Johnson, aged year old, is improving after illness, and Dick Martin missed last week with tonsillitis. Extensive social calls and family visits occurred across Saginaw Flint Midland Clare and Ithaca with many guests and health updates.

Albert Neff Ferguson Clinic Grand Rapids Rodney Lee Johnson Dick Martin Wilma Bellinger Ldonna Cairns Saginaw Gerald Cameron Kon Cameron Beverly LeRoy Grace Earl Grace Alfred House Oliver House Ida Johnson Pleasant Harold Finharty Jackie Herbie Lynn Flint Fluharty Wyman McAtée Clare Horan Green Bay Wis Sophia Horan Dan Coyne Robert Dunn Aaron Prout Pattie Bernard Hafer Reed City Tom Fall Merrill Rollie Thayer Clare Earl Hafer Andrew Willey Ernest Hoste Midland Joe Hrdlevich Ambrose Hrdlevich Robert Sanderson Forrest Johnston Rennie James Beutler Freeland Floyd Thompson Ray Kniffen Gale Lutz Mt Pleasant Norman Johnson Connie Kay Johnson Julius Windel Forest Johnston Ward Johnston Lewis Johnston Donald McDonald Coleman Elsie Methner Ray Shepherd Shepherd Mys Ee Johnson Dora Walker Sharon Poppy Bob White Edgar Fetterly Central Michigan Hospital Ruth Hutchins James Cluley Will Hunter Charles Hoover Hoover Dora Walker Kay Lynn Cook Clare Hospital Floyd Graham George Schleder Albert Campbell Ithaca Graham Glenn Hoyle Glennie Candy Mt. Pleasant Jim Decker Raymond Martin Charles Martin Greendale Martin

Community Mourns as Kistler Family Loses Husband and Father

The Eagle notes the Kistler family's loss of their husband and father with sympathy. Several local residents, including the Bay and Kreiner families, share visits and support. An Aid meeting at Glen Poet home draws a large crowd with a bountiful dinner as church activities plan for February 2.

Kistler Glen Bay Burton Bay Aid Glen Poet Poet Herb McDonald Bill Koch Dick Stephenson

New Hay Mower Blade Sharpener Hits Market

A new field sharpener from New England Carbide Tool Company lets farmers sharpen mower blades without removing them from the cutter bar. The carbide tipped tool uses a carboloy edge on a steel shank and is drawn across the blade at a thirty degree angle to produce a sharp edge with minimal burr.

New England Carbide Tool Company, Inc

Horses Do Not Approach Without Speaking To Them

National Safety Council warns horses are more dangerous on farms than any other domestic animal. Farmers should inspect harness and equipment in spring, use strong gear, clean dry leather, and follow safety rules when approaching, cleaning stalls, and handling lines to prevent serious accidents.

National Safety Council NSC

Male youths consume more milk than girls study shows

A study of school boys and girls aged 15 and over in urban and rural high schools over three days found 39 percent of boys drank a quart of milk daily while 22 percent of girls did. The results may interest dairy farmers and reflect gender differences in dairy consumption.

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Vicks Bryant D. Miller Art Dull Ernest Kreiner Otto Kleiner California Marjorie Jane Weber South Rodger Beaverton Roads Effie Blystone Frank Barton Robert Kreiner A. J. Carncross Norman Bosworth Adam Reger Marie Allen Mayme Runyan Hugh Allen M. KR. Honderich Clinton Dunkle God Christ II Timothy Brown & Bruckart ALO Studebaker Buick Plymouth Chrysler Imperial Wien Eae Deere Denier Akes i West Fourth St
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