Local families share visits and camps across Clare region
Miss Gloria Clevenger visits grandmother Mrs Laurel Cleven ger. Clare girl Scouts Margaret Seiter Sally Porter and Marlene Nolan attend Camp Negall at Lake for two weeks. Stevenson Lake 4H Club girls Peggy Thayer Marilyn Seiter Dorothy Gruno and Joyce Bailey attend Coldwater Lake camp this week. Residents attend open house and twenty fifth wedding anniversary for Dale McCauley at Round Lake near Lansing. Families vacation at High Point Lake and visit Saginaw and Bay City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Clevenger
Laurel Clevenger
Russell Thurston
Clare
Negall
Lake
Margaret Seiter
Sally Porter
Marlene’ Nolan
Frank D. Brown
Corunna
Phil Geeck
Stevenson Lake
Coldwater Lake
Peggy Thayer
Marilyn Seiter
Dorothy Gruno
Joyce Bailey
Jas. Grigg
Glen Blystone
Catherine Beale
Round Lake
Lansing
Dale McCauley
Newborns Debut as Lucy Daughter and Parrish Son
Mr and Mrs William Lucy welcomed a baby girl Deborah Lee born Sunday July 24 at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing six pounds ten ounces Paul Everett arrived Saturday July 23 to Mr and Mrs William Parrish Coleman at Clare Hospital weighing six pounds eleven and three quarters ounces newborns born in Michigan hospitals with details of birth dates weights and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lucy
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Deborah Lee
Paul Everett
William Parrish
Coleman
Clare Hospital
Weekend Visitors and Local Health Update at Clare
Sunday visitors at the C. D. Harvey home included Elsie Clark and Fred Davis Jr. from Pontiac and Bernard Shaw with his Lansing family. Other guests were Gathel Goffnet and Ilene from Pontiac, Goldie Lambert from Pontiac, and Detroit visitors Bill Myers and Normiene Rolland at the Presley home. The Walter and Cameron households hosted guests from Blaine Washington Port Huron and Chicago. Clarence Kirkpatrick, after a heart attack, rests comfortably at Central Michigan Hospital Mt. Pleasant with improved condition. Mary Shaw from Grand Lodge visited two weeks with Lula Shaw. Kay Shaw arrived Sunday for a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Crane
Muskegon
Albert Rube
Dale Groves
John _ White
Hight Point Lake
John Robson
Fred Giebel
Saginaw
Saginaw. Mrs. Giebel, Who Has Been Quite Ill, Is Improving. Mrs. Leo Haskell
Long Island
New York
Sentinel
Hudson Apartments
G. C
David
H. C. Switzer
Pétoskey
L. H. Thompson
Nestor Higgins
Sanford
Bay City
Clare
William Parr
Lansing
Clarence Geeck
Owosso
Phil Geeck
Andrew Geeck
Jack Danley
St. Johns
Geeck
Charles I
Charles H. Bonham
Pontiac
Marshall Bonham
Colonville
Thomas Abbott
Clifford Douglas
Bell Fuller
Six Lakes
Mary Joyner
Fuller
Calkins House
Floyd Fuller
Grand Rapids
Camp Missaukee & Lake City
Willard Bicknell
Wallace Johnson
Clayton Neff
Kenneth Borrer
Tom Groves
Louisa Bowler
Joe
Leo Brown
Harold Jones
Mra
C. B. Jones
Mason
Theo Hoersch
C. D. Harvey Home
Elsie Clark
Fred Davis, Jr
Brown City
Bernard Shaw
Lula Shaw
Gathel Goffnet A
Ilene
Eli Fisher
Goldie Lambert
Bill Myers
Normiene Rolland
Detroit
John Presley
Floyd Fair
Blaine
Washington
Roy Shear
Farwell
Frank Walter
George Cameron
Port Huron
Camerons
Harrison
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Central Michigan Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Shaw
Grand Lodge
Kay
Leslie Shaw
Roy Kinsey
Clark
Jay
Mary Guy
Lester
Morris
Ray Guy
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Paul Liddell
Chicago
Illinois
Gordon Kemmeter
Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin
Robert Gillespie
Ret. Jack Joseph Fortin New Address Details
Retired soldier Jack Joseph Fortin listed a new address. Fortin held service with RA 16295435 and the 10th Infantry Division 85th Infantry Regiment at Fort Riley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Joseph Fortin
Fort Riley
Kansas
Soldier Gillis heads to Fort Benning after Kansas visit
Pvt. Gillis arrived Thursday evening from Fort Riley Kansas to spend the weekend with his parents and relatives before departing Monday for Fort Benning Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Gillis
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort Benning
Georgia
Good Posture Boosts Impression of Vitality and Confidence
An observation notes that maintaining good posture projects vitality and assurance. The text suggests posture contributes to how others perceive a person’s energy and self confidence.
Istanbul praised as best liberty port by Tarawa crew
Four of five Tarawa sailors and escort vessels officers rank Istanbul the best liberty port they visited during a five month Pacific tour led by Adm. Conolly. Turkish police provided an open armed welcome, free transit, and guarded attractions as crews socialized with locals and USO volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
U. S. Navy
Tarawa
Richard L. Conolly
Pacific
Near East
Athens
Hong Kong
Honolulu
Navy
U. S. Naval
Union D’francaise Club
United States
Golden Drug Aureomycin May Aid Measles Says Doctor
Dr Harry F Dowling of George Washington University reports nine measles patients treated with aureomycin showing fever reduction before rash. He cautions the small sample cannot prove a cure but recommends further trials of the safe drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry F. Dowling
George Washington University
District of Columbia Medical Society
Philatelists Warn Deluge of U S Stamps Hurts Hobby
Washington reports stamp collectors fret over a 1949 U S stamp deluge with proposed issues including a 100th anniversary race horse and commemorations of America discovery Leif Erikson and Stony Point battle. Publisher H L Lindquist urges returning stamp subject authority to the post office before U S joins unpopular philatelic nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Post Office Department
Boy Without Ears to Grow: Hearing Aids in Abdomen
Eight-year-old Jimmy Meadors of Hartstown Pennsylvania will undergo a series of surgeries at Children's Hospital to grow ears in his abdomen. Cartilage will be taken from his ribs and shaped into ears then implanted to foster tissue growth before final transplant to his head. The Greenville Rotary Club arranged the procedures and Jimmy can hear normally despite missing ear openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Meadors
Hartstown
Jimmy
Children’s Hospital
S. M. Dupertuis
Greenville Rotary Club
Greenville Steel Car Company
Mongolia Yields Evidence of Fabulous Civilization
Leningrad professor I Rudenko reports from Evening Moscow that Mongolia’s Altai mountains yielded a 2000 year old tomb with a tattooed noble man and a musician woman. Icebox mummies, gilded chariot, diadems, jewelry and dyed furs illustrate ancient life and trade with distant lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ussr
Mongolia
Leningrad
I. Rudenko
Evening Moscow
Altai
Outer
Rudenko
Truman Named Owner Of Most Hypnotic Eyes
The National Institute of Hypnotism claims President Truman along with Rise Stevens Jani Greer Kirk Douglas and Margaret Chase Smith possess the most hypnotic eyes in the world. The group cites Chase for compassionate understanding and Greer for smoldering promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Truman
Stalin
Rise Stevens
Jani Greer
Kirk Douglas
Margaret Chase
Maine
National Institute of Hypnotism
Senate Chase
Miss. Greer
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Hire Insurance
Art Damoth Agency
McEwan
Gateway Lanes
McEwan St
Clare, Michigan
Citizens State Bank
Alex McKinnon
Red Cross
William Gillis
Lennox
Ackerman Plumbing & Heating
Palm Beach
Fla
Margaret O’brien
Gladys O’brien
Don Sylvia
Margaret
Richard P. Robbins
U.S
Dorothy Grey
Pete
Lone Pine Gate
North McEwan St
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