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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1956

Page

10

Lake area social notes highlight families and gatherings

A long list of visits, reunions, and trips around Clare County notes Betty Lou Williams visiting grandmother Hilda Scott, relatives from Lansing and Port Huron, and a 1917 Clare High School reunion. Local moves occur as families like Wilfred Breese relocate near Harriscon. Community events include a Democratic rally, hospital notice, and a windstorm with damage.

Mise Betty Lou Willams Lansing Hilda Scott Carl “Williams Carol Sue Grandma Scott Willams Frederick ‘Scott Velma Deegan Montgomery New York Carolyn ‘Deegan Wilfred. Breese St.Helen Harriscon Willard Bush Ray McCon Fort Wayne Indiana Elizabeth McCon Clare High School Delbert Baser Midland Hight Point Lake Theodore Mattonen William Parcell Lady Friend Norris Mannion Saginaw Crooksed Lake Harrison Howard Hutchins Manistee Lake Kalkaska Verna Mattonen St. Lawrence Theodore Matton Kenneth Mack Elyria Ohio Macks Minnie Gilman Forest Gilman Near Scottvisle George Shillinea Aisletha Everett Rose Freeland Jennie Muir Rolland Sowle Haton Rapids Gertrude Sowle Calvin Tryon Roger Russell Clare General Hospital Wilbur McLane Rogers Marie Saddler Clare Charley Johnson Fostoria Gordon Smith Ann Blair Straits W. M. Childs Mt. Pleasant the Lake Baptist Church Mack Patty Bellows Geraldene Adams Bill Pringle Godfrey Beck William Schweinshaupt Crooked Lake Aaron Rose Gladdene Green Lapeer Lloyd Close Sagitaw Ohio Joseph Lambritts Stephen Thomas Michael Orange New Jersey Clara Cafferty Kenneth Loomis Farwell Rum- Bay Swallow Lake George Clifford Jones Averill Fred ‘Sowle Jones John Dowréy Karen Karla Jensen Roy Smith Lewiston Charley Shepherd Flint Perch Lake Kenneth Tupper Bobby Pleasant Red Sowle Joe Clark Sears Harold Adams Ray Clark

Petoskey To Get New State Police Post

State Police Commissioner Joseph A. Childs announced a new MSP post will open in Petoskey placed in a leased house with an option to buy. Remodeling delays delaying opening, with two other posts planned for July in Stephenson and Calumet, the latter a subpost from L Anse.

Joseph A. Childs Petoskey

Fine Points Of Fishing From University Tips

An amateur sport fisherman learns key tips from University of Michigan fisheries head Karl F. Lagler. Focus on accuracy stealth lure choice hook care and calm, varied actions. He advises hit targets in training yards, stalk large fish, wear dark clothes stay quiet and use weedless lures and sharp hooks.

University of Michigan Karl F. Lagler Department of Fisheries Lagler Homer Circle Avery Fisherieg

Local social visits noted across Southeast Sheridan

Mrs. Leo Jennings of Royal Oak spent a few days at her farm home. Vic Paxton dined with Evelyn June Bradley last week. David Seiter Jr and daughter Connie were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young. Mrs. Ernest Young called on Mrs. Clyde McJames Monday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bradley and daughter Evelyn were Monday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Seiter Jr. and daughter of Clare.

Leo Jennings Royal Oak Ig Vic Paxton Evelyn June Bradley David Seiter Jr Connie Ernest Young Clyde MceJames Jim Bradley Evelyn Clare

Butterfly collecting tips from expert in Michigan

Professor Theodore Hubbell of the University of Michigan outlines how amateurs can collect butterflies at home and in the field. He describes common species, best habitat spots, and careful netting techniques to avoid damaging delicate wings. He notes 135 species recorded in Michigan and calls for more devoted collectors to fill knowledge gaps.

Theodore H. Hubbell University of Michigan Hubbell Professor Hubbell Michigan

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