Derailed Cars Draw Crowd Near Ann Arbor Railroad Line
Over the weekend 17 cars derailed six miles south of town on the Ann Arbor railroad. Spectators flocked through town all day Sunday to view the wreck, creating considerable excitement locally.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
13
Over the weekend 17 cars derailed six miles south of town on the Ann Arbor railroad. Spectators flocked through town all day Sunday to view the wreck, creating considerable excitement locally.
The Lake George community reports Sunday School remains held weekly at 20 00. The Lake George baseball team opened their season with an 8 to 4 home win over Harrison. Several residents made trips for work and family visits while others report medical and travel updates.
Marble Auto Collision offers specialized brake service with free inspection. Slogan promotes safe braking with the message Safe brakes Save Lives perhaps your own. Contact information appears incomplete with a partial phone listing.
Rural news recalls the weddings of Mona Shaver to La Vern Wood and Vern Wood to Mrs. Krell, with many relatives from Detroit Grand Rapids Pontiac Farwell and Clare attending receptions and visits. Local diners and church group plans, and a June 20th Him Grave Ladies Aide meeting are noted alongside a Psalms 84 1 blessing.
Mrs. Roth Williams entered Community Hospital at Mt Pleas ant for major surgery last week and is convalescing slowly. Doings include visits by Roy Allen and Martha Allen, Bruce and Mary Slater, Dan Cuddie, Lo vell Wheat, Harland Williams, Burton Bay, Ethard Walters, Lewis Dull, Stanley Seclunk, Barbara and Darlene, and Harold Wesley among others. Families from Hudson Harrison Marion Ottawa Lake Skeels and nearby areas are noted with weekend and weekdays visits and vacations in the Upper Peninsula.
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