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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1950
Page
15
The Ayres and Kathryn Davies Three Ring Wild Animal Circus announces Captain Eugene Christy will reprise his lions act for the 1950 tour. Returning from last year, Christy presents enhanced feats with pyramids and pedestal mounts as Zimba the lioness performs a waltz in the arena.
The touring circus returns with lions in a repeat performance and a full lineup including Hodgson tidupe Montgormery ponies Mary Frazier and jugglers. Clare Kiwanis Club sponsors shows on Monday July 31 at 2 30 and 8 00.
Michigan State College researchers promote new dwarf apple trees as space efficient for urban gardens. An eight page folder The Home Fruit Garden explains planting distances bearing ages and fruit production for varieties suited to Michigan. It urges careful garden planning and advises spacing dwarf trees to avoid shading by larger ornamentals.
Chief John L. Plummer announces the Navy Recruiting Station in Cadillac Michigan is reopened to expand enlistments in regulars and reserves. Local men should bring birth certificates and veterans re enlisters discharge certificates. The station operates seven days a week at City Hall second floor downtown Cadillac.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hawkins of Royal Oak join Mrs Ethel Hawkins of Gladwin visiting Geo Winn and Arlene Hawkins. Norman Myers and family call on Al Mielke of Gladwin. Lyle Emrick and Art Brandt of Gladwin visit Geo Winn. Ed Jeannin and children of Belleville stay with J C Marotzke family. Fred Stout and three children of Saginaw visit Geo Winn. Robert Klink and children of Flint visit N V Myers family. J C Marotzke and family return home after an eight hundred mile trip across Indiana Ohio and Michigan visiting friends. Margaret Myers and daughter Karen visit Arlene Hawkins.
Mrs. Harry Brown was taken to Lakeview Hospital Thursday for observation and treatment. She returned home Saturday and is improving. Several local residents shared meals and visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Van Syckle with Jas Sweet and family, and Iola Cumming with Bruce. Walter Sherman is reported on the mend. Mrs. Elnora Benjamin and Fay cared for her father with parental help. A. J. Marvin and Jim Sweet families were guests and visited the Harry Brown home.
The White Oak chosen as Maryland’s official state tree honors the Wye Oak at Wye Mills in Talbot County on the Eastern Shore. The landmark rises 95 feet high and is about four centuries old, reflecting the state’s natural heritage.
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