Social notes bring visitors and travel in July
Thompsonville residents host relatives from Coleman Flint and Lansing while others visit Detroit Mackinac Island and Lake Michigan locales. Family trips include camps, camp meetings in Anderson and Nevada, and a sea of visits across Michigan with several Anglian and Indiana connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Kenneth Eberhard
Thompsonville
Lloyd Eberhart
B. J. Allen
Coleman
Marence Robinette
Phuraday
Masel McMasters
Goetsch
Lansing
Ivan Peighners
S. Son Ig
M.ga
Mystic Lake
Glen Brewer
Clayton
Indiana
Ivan Feighners
Mary Osborn
Aid
Bob Tattman
Toledo
Ohio
George Wister
Reva Maxwell
Suday
Lou Miss “Zola
Osborn
Louis Nickels
Nancy
Point Lookout
Archie Cleveland
Ynonth
Anderson
Nevada
Iowa
Roy Merstian
Wills “Bear L Ake
Mimi
Dean -Gerig
Straits of Mackindo
Afton
Michigan
Lee Reynolds
Petoskey
Cleveland
Burna Clinic
Frank LaGoe
Lake Missaukee
Ruth Hoopwater
Frank Isaac
Loomis
C. W. Nash
Midland
Frank Nash
Lulu Shaw
Orrin Shaw
Laingsburg
Take
Clarence Barkley
Grand Lodge
J. Rebothan
Ind
Straler
Dale Groves
D. A. McCarthey
Detroit
Miami
Florida
Groves
Earl Palmer
Clare
Mrz
Frank Brannon
Frank Jr
Air Force
Edith Ritledge
Parks
Harrison
Rutledge
Subscriptions Rates Listing for Clara Ynabella County
A partial subscription notice lists rates for Clare ag sec ee lage and Clara Ynabella County under the act of 1878. Prices shown include Michigan areas 2.50, outside Michigan 3.00, and foreign countries 3.50 with a 9.2 dollar amount noted. Armed Forces members have a separate rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Ag
Clara
Ynabella
Michigan
Girl Born at Clare Hospital Nancy Ann Robison
A daughter was born July 6 at the Clare Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wilmer Robison of rural Coleman. She weighed five pounds seven ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Robison of rural Coleman and Mr and Mrs Lewis LaVo ye of rural Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hospital
Straits Bridge progress report shows slow caisson work
Mackinac Bridge Authority chair Prentiss M. Brown releases the first quarterly progress review by D B Steinman. As of May 17 only 20 percent of the South cable caisson was shipped while mobilization and site work proceed ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Straits
Prentiss M. Brown
Mackinac Bridge
Brown
Ce Ste Cs Meen
Merritt-Chapman and Scott Corp
American Bridge Division
de? Uy 3 Steel
St. Ignace
Mackinaw City
Causeway
State
Conpla
Néved
Michigan
State Highway Department
American Association of State Highway Officials
South Pabie
Toledo
Detroit River
St. Clair
Huron
Merritt- Chapman & Scott Corp
Pittsbtreh Testing Laboratory
Détroit
Highway Department
Jersey Testing Laboratory
Newark
New Jersey
de- Hkersay
Lansing
Mail Fraud Costs Over Ten Million Dollars in 1953
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield reports mail fraud losses exceed 10 million dollars yearly. In 1953, 5 077 arrests followed burglaries, robberies of mail custodians, and other crimes against postal laws. Inspectors expand staff as 99 percent of convicts are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur &. Summerfield
Summerfield
Washington, D. C
Il-Gotteri
Violets
Boston
Postal theft and arrests highlight mail protection efforts
The postal service reports 3851 offenders caught in 1953 for mail theft including 2544 for pilfering home boxes. Burglaries, holdups, damage to receptacles, and theft of government property accounted for dozens of crimes, with key emphasis on preventing delays and protecting the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Summerfield
Purity of Heart Beyond Resisting Evil in Biblical Thought
The sermon argues purity of heart is central to moral life, not just sexual restraint. It warns against lusts for power wealth ease and pleasure, promotes love and positive impulses, and stresses right relations between men and women as central to spiritual health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Postal Thieves, Crime Spree Mark Cumbersome Summary
A 1950s report details a dangerous armed criminal who embarked on a four day crime spree including burglaries two auto thefts and attempted murder culminating in a Farmersville Texas post office robbery halted by postal inspectors. A female box thief stole about 100 dollars daily for five months from apartment mailboxes and a second half box thief took electric bills threatening households until caught. The piece notes mail theft driven by drug cravings with various other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersville
Texas
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The
Clare Sentinel
Wm. D. Elden
Waat Fourth Street Glare
SPE
Tata
Anqredtape
National Farm Loan ‘Association
Bammere
National Farm Loan Ass’n
Evart, Michigan
Harrison, Michigan
Sanders
A. N. Sanders
Sue
Janice
Straits Bridge
Ernst
Tam
Ailae
Poste Sciitos i Pela
Low
Bible Comment
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Pres. Ardenz
Bauer Flying Service
Phaone
Syed Dd
Citizen's State Bank
City of
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Alex McKinnon
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