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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1947

Page

14

Betty J Thomas Weds James M Loper in Quiet July 2 Ceremony

Betty Jean Thomas of Weidman wed James M Loper of Barryton at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday July 2 at 7:00 pm. Rev Henry Ball officiated with two attendants. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and will reside in Barryton where the groom works for an oil company.

Betty Jean Thomas George Thomas Weidman James M. Loper Charles Loper Barryton Henry Ball Christene Ashley Loper Estle C. Singleton Whidman

Additional Rosebush News On Pages Thirteen and Sixteen

Brief regional note indicates Rosebush items appear on pages thirteen and sixteen. No further details provided in the readable text. The reference suggests continued coverage across multiple sections.

Rosebush

Annual Jordan School Reunion Draws Fewer Attendees

The seventh annual Jordan school reunion at the schoolhouse south of Rosebush drew a smaller crowd yet featured singing and reminiscences. Retiring officers Walters Keller chairman Mrs Herb Gepford secretary Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst treasurer were replaced by Ed Merillat chairman Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst vice chairman Miss Louise Butah secretary and Roy Keller treasurer. Attendees from Benton Harbor Flushing Lansing Clare Mt. Pleasant joined thirty five former pupils. Next year’s reunion will be held at the same school the Sunday after the Fourth.

Jordan School Rosebush Walter Keller Herb Gepford Hugh Swindlehurst Ed Merillat Louise Butah Roy Keller Tom Bugkley Benton Harbor Flushing Lansing Clare Mt. Pleasant

Shively and Cluley Families Host Strawberry Ice Cream Party

Mr and Mrs Irvin Shively Mr and Mrs Howard Shively Mr and Mrs Floyd Shively and Dickie and Kenny Shively of Loomis joined Mr and Mrs George Cluley and Leonard Cluley for a strawberry and ice cream party at the home of Elwyn Cluley Sunday evening.

Irvin Shively Howard Shively Floyd Shively Dickie Kenny Shively Loomis George Cluley Leonard Cluley Elwyn Cluley

Rural Winterfield Guests Among Lake Visits

Several residents spent the Fourth at Houghton Lake and Lake City. Edd Cutler and Bertha Lake visits were noted. Don Robison and family from Pontiac stayed with Ray and wife. Shelhorn and Nilen clans from Saginaw visited Lear Diment and family. Beverly Diment visited home. Russell Davis of Grand Rapids and Vera Cross of Detroit visited Frank Davis family Sunday.

Houghton Lake Lake City Edd Cutler Bertha Lake Don Robison Pontiac Ray Richardson Harold Shelhorn Ned Nilen Saginaw Lear Diment Beverly Diment Russell Davis Grand Rapids Vera Cross Detroit Frank Davis Wilbur Philipp Cadillac

Rosebush Merchants Defeat Harrison on Their Field Sunday

Ken Cowden pitched his first full game for Rosebush as Harrison managed only three hits and eight strikeouts. Ken Cluley and Paul McConnell led Rosebush with four and three hits respectively, in a 15 to 3 victory. Remus vs Rosebush set for Sunday July 13 at Rosebush with Remus holding seven wins in eight starts.

Rosebush Harrison Ken Cowden Ken Cluley Paul McConnell Remus

Local Visits and Fourth of July Gatherings Across West Freeman

West Freeman residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with gatherings at Lake sites and reunions. Attendees included the Gaffneys, Pierces, Strubles, Starks, and Fernedas among others visiting in Grand Lodge, Lake, and Barryton areas. A hospital patient near Mt. Pleasant was reported not well due to burns.

Rosebush Briefs Turnout for Fourth of July Weekend Visits

Rosebush residents report weekend gatherings with relatives. Mr and Mrs Hugh Watson visited Hillman with daughter and family the Fourth of July. Lansing guests included Howard Rodebecker Joe Raymond Ronald Ray and others. Sunday visits to Mrs Elsie Methner included Mr and Mrs Jack Methner and families and Mr and Mrs Donald McDonald with son.

Hugh Watson Archie McNichols Hillman Howard Rodebecker Joe Raymond Ronald Ray Lansing Hugh Swindlehurst Jack Methner Donald McDonald Elsie Methner

Lansing Residents Attend Reunion and Visit Home

Robert Albertson of Lansing attended the reunion at his parents home on the Fourth. Mrs Albertson, vacationing here for a week, returned home with him Sunday. Sunday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Middleton, Jim Mapes, and Fred Meller of Woodruff Lake. Doris Hickok of Lansing visited Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Evart shoppers were noted Saturday.

Robert Suggate Cecil Gaffney Lake Irwin Pierce Grand Lodge Frank Gaffney Albertson Louis Albertson Albert Lee Bessie Doyle Mary Beth Clyde Forbes Floyd Oberlin Mécosta Harry Merritt Oscar Starks Mt. Pleasant Starks Carol Ruth Ann Lansing Qoscar Struble Brooks Corners George Starks Gordon Ferneda Herbert Middleton Woodruff Lake Elgin Hickok Jerry Anderson Barryton Carol Struble Gerald Struble Homer Bailey Byart Robert Albertson

Visitors fill Minds with News from MANN SIDING

Mr and Mrs August Hoskey visited Traverse City to see daughter Beverly who is recovering from rheumatic fever in hospital There were visits to Harrison to see old model cars en route to Traverse City for a big celebration In Clare Mr and Mrs Wm Case visited Wm Hileman home Mrs A B Haines returned to Harrison and is at Cloud Turner home after two weeks with W B Stephison home She is ninety six years old Mr and Mrs H Sanson of Clare visited Heber home Sunday Sunday school attendance was small V B Stephisons hosted their married children over the weekend Harold Heber visited Floyd Squires home Saturday Listen for wedding bells soon

August Hoskey Traverse City Wweek Beverly Harrison Wm. Case Clare Wm. Hileman Harold Heber Floyd Squires

Maple Grove Sunday School Attendance Noted

Community activities list Sunday school turnout 29 in the morning and 24 in the evening. Neighbors and relatives including Gandert, Hilyard, Rodgers, Wilds, Rulapaugh, Ferguson, Timpe, and others share visits, calls, and Fourth of July gatherings across Flint, Farwell, Mills, and Clare area locales.

Community club meeting notes outline Farwell Clare groups

A dense list of recurring meetings in Farwell and Clare. Numerous lodges, clubs, and civic groups set their schedules: Kiwanis on Wednesdays, Lions and Granges on varying Mondays or Thursdays, Masons on the second Tuesdays, American Legion posts monthly, and various youth and church groups meeting evenings. Watch for announcements.

Farwell Eta Ciup Clara Rebekah Lodge No Clare Knights of Columbus Sheridan Grange Clare Lodge No 1.C.C.F Hebekah Lodge F. Lodge No. 210 Clare Kiwanis Club Ffotel Doherty Clare Boy Scouts Clare Common Council Loomis Townsend Club Clare Rotary Club Barnes Cafe Clare Clare Community Council Farwell Knights of Pything Lodge Walter H. Larman American Legion CBS Vernon Township

Drying tops extends shelf life of root vegetables

Trim leaves from carrots turnips beets and radishes before refrigeration to save moisture and nutrients. After harvest leaves draw on roots for sustenance, so removing tops improves storage. Vegetables keep better in the fridge than in an open bin as warm kitchen air dries them out.

Temperature Effect on Calorie Intake in Extreme Heat and Cold

The article notes that at 100 degrees men consume about 3,200 calories daily, while at 30 degrees intake rises to 5,000 calories. It highlights how temperature influences daily energy needs and eating behavior.

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Betty J. Thomas Jas. M. Loper H. M. Everts Fifth St Loyalt Winterfield Rosebush Merchants West Freeman H. M. Everts, Jeweler Clare, Michigan Fifth Street Dunlop Maple Grove Wm. Gandert J. C. Hilyard Donna Rodgers A. O. Wilds Chas, Smith and Family Millington Gerald Pelch Durand Earl Town Leona Reuben Tigner Garnet Ferguson Art DeGeer Walter DeGeer Wilcox Flint Dale Rulapaugh Leo Richter Eight Point Flora Wilds Lillian” Gandert Stan Rulapaugh Thealona Ferguson Ken Rulapaugh Pipe Line Company Jessie Miller E. M. Orton C. M. Morgan Geo. Keeler Ernest Orton, Jr L. D. Rulapaugh Roy Keeler Jae Snell Richard Gott G. Ferguson Mary Peters Art Coffell J. H. Timpe Lyle Steadman and Son Lloyd Loomis Grand Blanc THE OL Dagnesia Rexall Milk Magnesia Twenieney Socum Cny Moe Des and Dfetho Rexall Rexall Drug Elkay Rexall Dru Anderson’s Drug Store Clare Realty Investment Compan McEwan East Fourth Street City Property Farms Ellinghausen and Morrow Clare and Lake George Clare County Pratts Lake and Wiggins Lake Gladwin County
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