Winterfield Last Week's News
Peter Cook drove to Manistee Thursday to fetch Mrs Cook from a hospital mineral bath and therapy stay. Grand Rapids couple Mr. and Mrs. Russell Courter vacationing with Maggie Hale visited Frank and Nealie Cook and Peter Cook family. Myrtie Heckathorn fractured a rib in a bathtub fall. Dr. Koepke treated and she recovers at home.
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Peter Cook
Manistee
Ray Dillenback
Myrtle
Heckathorn
Talcott Crane
Sam Hartzog
Sidney van Hartsma
Frank Davis
Youngman
Peter James Cook
Elnora Olds
Nealie Cook
Alvin Pence
Allen
Darrell Laughlin
Dick Laronte
Rose Marie Lloyd
Bill Cook
Howard Goodband
Montgomery
Diane
Darrell Boomstra
VanderWoude
Michigan Bell Offers Free Speaker Program For Organizations
With fall planning underway Michigan Bell invites organizations to book free programs. Available are speakers, demonstrations on transistors solar cells color in home decor voice effects and various films. To arrange call EV 6 9911.
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Michigan Bell
Ordinance Amendments Outline Zoning Change Process
The Clare City Council may amend zoning districts under Act 207 with Planning Committee review. A 15 day public hearing is required with notices to utilities and property owners. A 4/5 vote is needed if 20 percent frontage protests arise. ordinance becomes effective on publication.
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Planning Committee
Clare
United States Mail
Elm Grove Social Notes Highlight July Events
Miss Pat Nightingale of Utica visited Miss Beverly Badgley and attended a Colonville Bible study. Beaverton held a July Fourth parade and boat race. A new baby boy arrived July 3 at Clare hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dull. Multiple visits and dinners occurred among local families including the Badgleys, Rhodes, and Cook clans.
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Pat Nightingale
Utica
Beverly Badgley
Colonville
Lewis Dull
Clare Hospital
Ida Orvis
W. E. Badgley
Dora Hess
Henry Rhodes
Howard Cotton
Mary Badgley
Cletus Ichhorn
Thomas Rhodes
Beaverton
John Haring
Clifford Wood
Bryan D. Miller
Cancer Treatments and Research Under Phoenix Program
University Medical Center doctors aided by Phoenix funds diagnose and treat various cancers with radioisotopes including iodine phosphorus and gold. They map tumors during surgery using tracers and have machines for pinpointing brain tumors. Research also targets cretinism thyroid studies and deep seated cancers with about 50 patients daily in the center. Radiation sterilized bone improves post operative infection rates.
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University Medical Center
Phoenix
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