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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
15
Extension specialist C Neyer from Michigan State College notes that falls, especially on stairs, hit older adults hardest. Data from 1949 cites 903 deaths from falls in Michigan with 71 percent among those over 65 on stairways. Practical tips include sturdy handrails, lighting at stair entrances, bright step colors, keeping stairs clear of tiny objects, and avoiding wax on steps.
Miss Peggy Gordon, omitted last week, is included with Glare High School’s 1951 graduates on a different page and will graduate with her class tonight as shown in this week’s Sentinel.
Mike Calfi a 14 year old who attempted to take his life remains hospitalized after a house explosion left him badly burned. He has received 5000 letters from across the United States while his seven brothers and four sisters sort mail at home. Celebrities and athletes have sent gifts and messages of encouragement as doctors estimate medical costs of 9000 to 10000 dollars and a Michael Calfi fund is set up to cover expenses.
At a Paris gathering, the French statesman Talleyrand endured an ambassador’s lengthy discourse that stretched endlessly. A fellow guest finally signaled the speaker’s dull recital, remarking that he was being overheard by all.
Newark California professor Dr. Robert I. Jackson predicts electronic calculators could replace millions of clerical workers within a decade. He notes current handmade units cost about $500000 but mass production could reduce to $10000 to $20000. the versatile machines need no imagination to perform varied clerical tasks.
United Research Laboratory in Philadelphia announces a hog-derived dermatotropic hormone that grew hair on white rats and will undergo extensive human trials led by top dermatologists and endocrinologists. Albert Roberts, 34, develops the hormone sourced from a hog brain, with private sale unavailable.
Mr. Machen receives thanks for a donation to the Fortinerator project. The note highlights gratitude from the donors and the men involved in the effort.
Fragmentary dialogue cites government money for army and navy to keep the nation safe. Gracie remarks on battlefield experience, noting skepticism about the speaker's time with soldiers and sailors.
One night two safe-breakers entered a bank. One sat on the floor and used his toes to turn the safe dial while the other urged a quicker exit. They planned to outwait fingerprint experts by lingering as long as possible.
Jay questions marital harmony with Anne and her husband. Kay notes affectionate kissing by the husband and Anne's reciprocal retaliation, portraying a playful, intimate marital dynamic.
In a semiprivate ward a patient from Ireland exclaims joy at recovery only to fear a second operation after a sponge was left inside him. A gloomy voice in the next bed, and the surgeon’s entrance asking for his hat and coat, precede the patient fainting.
A fable contrasts a silent duck with a loud hen, noting the hen’s advertising draws attention and customers while the duck’s eggs remain unsold. The piece suggests publicity drives demand and income.
A man who cannot write phones his lawyer in distress claiming a rival has named him co respondent in a divorce case. The caller insists the accusation is a dirty trick and seeks help to respond.
The largest brook trout of the season weighed three pounds one ounce and measured 19.14 inches. Caught by William Kosloski in Devil's Creek Ossineke Alpena County during the Michigan trout season. Dale Webster of Mt Pleasant caught a five pound one ounce brown trout measuring 24.14 inches in the Tobacco River near Willowbrook.
Mt. Pleasant Green Sox outhit Beal City 7-4 to stay atop the Central Michigan Baseball League. The Sox built a 2-0 first inning lead, Beal City tied it in the third, then Mt. Pleasant pushed back with three runs in the fifth. Farwell defeated Rosebush 11-2. Farwell page has details. Sunday's games: Beal City at Seaton. Mt. Pleasant open. Rosebush at Harrison. Farwell at Oil City. Harrison open.
Mrs. Rolland V Carey thanks friends and neighbors for cards and flowers during her stay in Clare hospital. She also expresses gratitude to Dr Ballard and the hospital staff for kindnesses shown.
Notice to owners of cara offering quick sheet metal and fender work with 24 hour wrecker service. Dan McDonald Ford Sales and Service in Clare advertises estimates for repair jobs and quick service. Call 43.
The column lists numerous weekend and short visits among Harrison residents. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keysor of Saginaw, Mrs. Loren Wight and son from Lansing, and others from Bethel Ohio Grand Rapids and Detroit. Fishing trip to Timagami Ontario by plane is noted with positive reports. several couples and families made Sunday or Tuesday calls and casual visits to local residents and relatives.
Cattle removed from an affected building require thorough cleaning to prevent brucellosis transmission. Authorities direct complete disinfection before restocking.
Bush's Motel on North McEwan Street opened to the public last Saturday with 24 units housing two to eight people. Construction began in June of last year and the fully fireproof concrete buildings feature asphalt tile floors, lime oak furnishings, ceramic tile baths, and automatic gas heat. An open house for public inspection is planned for the latter part of June. The Bush family previously operated Bush's Auto Court at Mt. Pleasant for 14 years before moving to Clare.
The WHagle and Arthur Center Churches of God sponsor a four daily Vacation Bible School at Eagle Church starting Monday June 5. Sessions run 9:00 to 3:45 for two weeks, Monday through Friday, for ages three through eighth grade, with instructors from cooperating Dover Church and Brown Corners U B Church.
D. W. Clark aged 89 of Wayne and his sister Mrs. Harriet Phintsey of Coleman visited Chas. Strange. Clark previously lived in the Strange home after buying it in 1904. They recently flew to Buffalo and plan a trip to Toronto and Quebec to visit nephews.
Pond condition noted for nearly new cultivator with two bottom units. Price listed at $400. Located at Willow Brook Log Cabin Mill two miles west of Clare on WS-10.
Three room apartment with private bath and entrance for rent. Phone 358. Clare call after 6 00 PM.
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