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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1953
Page
4
The article highlights Father’s Day origins with iced tea popularized since 1904 and notes a new open-saucepan method for making large quantities. It describes steps to brew tea, serve with lemon and sugar, and mentions Cranberry Salad as a suggested accompaniment for a traditional Father’s Day dinner.
Special service at Marble Auto Collision provides a free brake inspection with the slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives. The ad promotes a fashion aside about wide belt styling and dress enhancement for a smart, luxurious feel.
Mr and Mrs Walford Siel and gon visited Mr and Mrs Jim Bradley on Tuesday. Many neighbors, including Dickinsons Fern and Phyllis, joined relatives in Beaverton Westaburg Clare Coleman and Mt. Morris areas for calls and dinners over the weekend. A 39th anniversary celebration was noted for Mr and Mrs Laverty.
Dale Laverty stayed at Gilmore Grange from Camp Atterbury Indiana over the weekend. Neighbors and friends visited, with Sunday dinners hosted by the Lavertys and Rawsons. A lightning strike caused only minor barn damage to Paul Brown. Emogene is under hospital observation. The Variety Club met on June 4 with prize bingo and plans for July 2.
Mr and Mrs Charles Van Blar left for Texas for a short vacation with friends. Mrs Carl Bringold hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Raymond Heintz at Greenwood town hall with twenty two guests. Mrs Heintz received gifts as cake ice cream and coffee were served. We note Mrs Grover Updyke, formerly of Greenwood, is hospitalized at Mt Pleasant in serious condition. Gerald Agile of Farwell visited the Watters home on Wednesday.
Weekend guests at the Heintz home included Mr and Mrs Reed Mrs Geetings and others from Qwos so. Alber of Lake George visited his aunt Mrs Harry Alber and recently returned from Bay City hospital where she had surgery. Various calls and supper visits followed at homes in Farwell Clare and surrounding towns with multiple families hosting and visiting relatives and friends.
Howell in North Wales is named after St. Winifred's Well, a shrine long revered by pilgrims, reflecting a historical link between place name and religious site.
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