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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1953
Page
4
Reverend Adrien LaMarble from Owosso Bible College led morning and evening services at the Church of the Nazarene in Vernon City. He and his wife and baby stayed with the Smiths. The Sunday School plans a July 21 picnic at Clare Tourist Park. The Smiths left for Vicksburg to attend the District Association at Indian Lake Camp with their children David and Joan.
Miss Mary Herron returns home from Cadillac Hospital for an eight months rest leave. Cpl Lawrence Hintley and Pvt David-Borfer visit at the Herron home during furlough.
A string of social calls and visits across Freeland Clare and Mr Pleasant marked a busy week. Family friends Adolph Vasold Leo Quant and Richard joined Archie Fraser gatherings as well as Wright grandparents hosting Janell Grinnell Judy Chaffee and others. Edna Dingman recuperates after University Hospital surgery while Gertrude Belew spent weekend with the Baruss family.
Ruth Williams travels to Lansing for nursing school test while relatives visit Mt Pleasant and Weidman. Several locals attend TriCounty meeting. others host visitors from Saginaw Baldwin and Lake. Bill Wood fishes, couples host and visit, Delores Robinson becomes moderator, transportation referendum fails, oil furnace and water system plans discussed. Grange meeting scheduled.
Specialized service with free inspection promotes brake safety. Slogan warns that safe brakes save lives. Phone 260 W listed for contact.
The note urges caution after heavy rains that reduced fires but left drying grass as a hazard. It advises ensuring all fires are out before leaving, and proper disposal of cigarette butts during berry season. It also mentions ripening huckleberries and raspberries, upcoming blackberries, and good fishing and game with various wildlife sightings. A call about a damaged vehicle remains unverified.
South Garfield notes list visits and haying tasks. Par l Benjiman and family called on the Walters and Sherman households. Glen Warren baled for Arthur Sherman. Clare Abbey and Forrest Moore aided Jim Sweet. Jim Sweet’s family visited Arthur Vincent in Barryton with other callers from Flint and Barryton. No line 71 news.
Don Woodruff plans to regroup Warm Bureau members into three smaller home meeting units to improve convenience. Visitors reported include Pat and Donna Wezinski, Bob and Donna Mitchell, and Kenneth Mogg at the Mogg residence Tuesday evening. Irene Muterspaugh hosted a family pot luck with many Muterspaugh relatives and Moge family members in attendance.
The text notes that some oil wells cost up to one million dollars to drill. It also states the United States has more than 21 million bicycles in total. Additionally it mentions Kiruna in Sweden founded in 1899 and located about 90 miles north of the Arctic Circle.
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