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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1947

Page

14

Hendries Celebrate Sixty Years In Clare Michigan

Joseph and Sarah Hendrie marked sixty years since their July 3 1887 marriage in Clare Michigan. Their descendants gathered July 4 to honor the couple who witnessed Clare’s shift from lumbering outpost to modern town and the nation’s vast changes from rails to aviation and beyond.

Sarah Bollen Joseph Hendrie Clare Michigan Joseph Sarah Ontario Canada Pere Marquette Wilson Farm Springfield Rifles

Couple’s sixty years of rugged farm life and family

Joseph and Sarah built a life from woodland to farms, clearing six properties totaling 40 to 160 acres. They raised five children George, William, Hazel, Florence and Viola. Their long union, health, and happiness inspire young couples to value work, faith, loyalty, and gratitude.

Joseph Sarah George William Hazel Florence Viola

Miss Rose Athey Weds Morris Kapplinger in Simple Ceremony

Rose Athey of Arthur township and Morris Kapplinger of Farwell were married Sunday afternoon July 6 at 8 with Rev. Charles Kleinhardt presiding. The bride wore robin's egg blue with gardenia and pink rose corsage. he wore a steel grey suit. Attendants were Violet Athey and Kenneth Kapplinger. After ice cream and cake, the couple will live with the bride’s mother while a home is built between Farwell and Clare. The bride, Beaverton High School 1945 graduate, and groom, Clare High School 1941 graduate with Army service, plan their northbound honeymoon.

Rose Athey Arthur Township Miss Rose Athey Morris Kapplinger Wm. Kapplinger Farwell Charles Kleinhardt Violet Athey Kenneth Kapplinger Clare High School

Van Blarcom Family Reunion Held July 13th

About 30 relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brockway on July 13 for the Van Blarcom family reunion. A pot luck dinner followed by a short program featured Frank Van Blarcom of Union City recounting a Vancouver visit, songs by Beth and Larry Rose, a duet by Frank Van Blarcoms, and music by Helene Van Blarcom. An officer election preceded plans to meet next year near Vermontville.

Tél Howard Brockway van Blarcom Frank van Blarcom Union City Vancouver B. C Beth Larry Rose Pontiac Harrison

Hilyard Brothers Family Picnic at Budd Lake

The Hilyard brothers of Farwell and their families held a Fourth of July picnic at Budd Lake with a noon pot luck and swimming for the children. Attendees included Irvin and Pauline Hilyard, Jessie Hilyard and Shirley, Clyde, Carl and Louie Post, and many Hilyards from Lima and Battle Creek. The oldest guest was Amanda Stever of Lima, the youngest Jerry Hichhoran of Farwell.

Hilyard Brothers Farwell Budd Lake Irvin Hilyard Pauline Jessie Hilyard Shirley Clyde Carl Louie Post Cloyd Hilyard Fredrick Hillyard Vernon Hichhorn Jerry Hart Wm. Gandért Ruth Buddy Heart Hillard Sarah Benny LeRoy Hilyard Harold Stever Dean Dale Garry Amanda Stever Vernon Lowe Jerry Wade Floyd Hilyard Lima Ohio Leonard Hilyard Ted Irvin Battle Creek Jerry Harl Hichhoran

Old Churches in Virginia Reflect Colonial Legacy

The article notes fifty colonial churches founded by the Church of England continue as part of the Protestant Episcopal Church while the remainder serve other denominations.

Virginia Church of England Protestant Episcopal Church

Eye Bank studies promise corneal grafts for blindness

Extensive ophthalmic research at the Eye Bank for Light Restoration in New York aims to preserve corneal tissue longer than 72 hours and develop improved transplant methods. The organization has issued fellowships and scholarships for training surgeons, with 15 000 potential beneficiaries among U S blind. Red Cross motor corps and airlines help transport eyes to banks and hospitals.

New York City Eye- Bank Aida de Acosta Breckinridge Herbert M. Katzin United States Heye-Bank Red Cross Motor Corps

Actor Lawrence Tierney Sentenced to Four Weekends in Jail

Beverly Hills California Actor Lawrence Tierney known for Dillinger received four weekends in jail for probation violation The judge ordered reporting to the county jail from Saturday 2 PM to Monday 6 AM as part of a two year probation period due to multiple arrests for drunkenness.

Beverly Hills Calif Lawrence Tierney Dillinger Cecil D. Holland

Ammonium Nitrate Explodes Like TNT When It Detonates

Ammonium nitrate, a white fertilizer chemical, is normally hard to detonate but acts like TNT when it explodes. The Texas City Monsanto plant, tied to styrene production, burned after the blast.

Chicago Texas City Tex Oppau H. I. Schlesinger University of Chicago Monsanto Chemical Company

Auto collision sparks 17 year reunion in Galena

J A Hasken of Galena and C W Preston of Apple River were injured in a collision near Galena and taken to Freeport hospital. Doctors treated minor injuries. Hasken later learned Preston was an old friend he hadn’t seen in 17 years and they shared the same hospital room.

Galena, III J. A. Hasken Galena Hasken C. W. Preston Apple River Freeport Haskern Preston

RFC Plans to Buy Bolivia Tin at 76 Cents a Pound

Reconstruction Finance Corporation reported an agreement with Bolivian producers and the Bolivian government to purchase their 1947 tin output at a basic price of 76 cents per pound. RFC anticipates securing 10 000 to 12 000 long tons from the ores at the stated rates.

Washington Reconstruction Finance Corporation REC

Iva Freeman and Dale Schug Wed Here July 3rd

Iva Freeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin Freeman of Farwell wed Dale Schug son of Mr and Mrs Albert Schug of Isabella at the Church of God parsonage West Sixth Street. The ceremony at 3 30 p m was officiated by Rev Noble Davis. The bride wore blue crepe a white off the face hat gloves and white shoes and a sweet pea corsage. Imogene Rasson Mt Pleasant was bridesmaid and Lyle Smith Rosebush was best man. The newlyweds honeymooned north of the Straits and now reside in Saginaw at the Warren Hotel.

Church of God Parsonage West Sixth St Iva Freeman Irvin Freeman Farwell Dale Schug Albert Schug Isabella Noble Davis Imogene Rasson Mt. Pleasant Lyle Smith Rosebush Straits Saginaw Warren Hotel

Virginia Funnell Marries Freddie Horn in Clare Ceremony

Miss Virginia Funnell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Funnell of Farwell wed Freddie Horn son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Horn of Farwell. The double ring, Methodist parsonage ceremony was led by Rev. Charles B. Hahn with vows spoken before a reception and plans to travel through Northern Michigan in August.

Virginia Funnell Vernon Funnell Farwell Freddie Horn Scott Horn Clare Charles B. Hahn Howard Six Eunice Weaver

Pleasant Ladies Luncheon and Bridge at Clare July 10

The Wedgewood Room of the Doherty Hotel in Clare hosted a one o'clock luncheon and bridge on Thursday. Mrs. Gainard Stinson Webster presided as host. Sixty guests attended the luncheon and fifteen tables of bridge awarded prizes to Mrs. Carl Bishop Mrs. Donald Daykin Mrs. James Collins and Mrs. G. Cotter. Guests included Mrs. Arthur Stimson from Dearborn Mrs. W. K. Pierpont of Ann Arbor and Mrs. George Middlesworth of Wyandotte. Other locals from Budd Lake Harrison joined Mt Peasant friends for the event.

Wedgewood Doherty Hotel Clare G. E. Gainard A Stinson C. Y s _ Webster Carl Bishop Donald Daykin James Collins G. Cotter Away Arthur Stimson Dearborn W.K. Pierpont Ann Arbor George Middlesworth Wyandotte Chares Barnes M. A. Cobb Wm. Titus Budd Lake Harrison

No safety drive can succeed without driver and pedestrian aid

A sharp reminder that safety campaigns rely on cooperation from both drivers and pedestrians. Officials urge shared responsibility to curb accidents and save lives amid ongoing outreach.

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