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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

7

Vernon Grange Weekend Social News From MT Area

Last week residents and families near Vernon Mich and Mt Pleasant hosted visiting relatives and attended local events. Members and guests such as the Archambaults and Sextons traveled to nearby towns for visits and Memorial Day observances.

Mt, Vernon Grange Lewis Dawson Fuily Archie Achers Paris Sanday Joyce Ann Dtkyeson Gome Bibig School Methodist Cchurch FL 2D Brewer Charles Eyple Mark Midland Alyea Larrance Pontiac Larrance Masonic Grand Lodge Besnard Louis Gyurnek Alma Ray Archbold Robert Stoulemyer Geneva Flint Helen Voisin Francis Prye Gail Lansing Frank Cotton Carl Cotton Sheridan Conrad Walker Robert Leposkey Dick Ford Judy White Mt. Pleasant Walter White Cecil ‘Allan Lav and Whitey Louis Bhberhart David

Community Notes From Mt Pleasant Area Social Week

Local residents report a week of visits and hospitality across Mt Pleasant and nearby towns. Eugene Gagnon and Mary Lou stayed with his parents while Stella Myers hosted visitors from Marion Clare and Winterfield. Roberta Ash from Flint and the Hilden family from Owosso were among guests. Linford Hichhorns welcomed a new grandson. Stella Myers and Emma Holford helped with hospital stays and cosmetology plans.

Ars Eugene Gagnon Mary Lou Fay Crawford Lansing Tom Crawford May Magela Crawford Kolin Larry Roy Frion Kolins Green Vale Leonard Jackson Alice Lee David St. Albans West Frank Burns Bob Robert Carson Jennings Ardeth Wheeler Battle Creek Wright ‘School of Cosmetology Don Hilden Owosso W. R. Holford Stella Myers Lake City Pete Schram Frank Schrans Eimma Holford Francis Randall Tom Romine Flint Beverly Shaw Albert Henry Ben Henry

Population Center Delaware Towns Near State Half Population

Wilmington and surrounding areas hold over half of Delaware's population. Numerous local residents are visiting relatives across Michigan towns including Pontiac Saginaw Breckenridge Detroit and Middleville. Social visits, weddings and vacations span Lions, Swartz, Burnett and Krawczynski families, with numerous trips to St Albans West Virginia and Oklahoma.

Wilmington State of Delaware Minnie Kieth Lansing Pontiat Morris Henry Austin Walter Austin Pontiac Chester Holfod Saginaw Roy Holford Breckenridge Rose Schummer Robert Libby Thurman Swartz Libby Maxine Swartz Archie McIntyre Harrison Amos Vandorn Watel Park Sylvester VantTorn Sylvester Vantiorn Middleville Sylvester Vantorn Bennie Vantorn Detroit Alex Burnett Swifinit. City Margaret Burnett Alex Tinrtelt Peter Schram William Krendall Judy Krawczynski Art Cash Krawczynski Fred Baltoy Lan Sing Bert Switzer Wiliam Gagnon Comstock Park Edwin Rouse George Welch Sranddaughter Flint Steve Krehmar Minnie Lewis Roy Swartz Durand Jurman Swartz Noyman Brown W. R. Holford Simdhy Leonard Casper Foltz Viugene Ghenon Jong Lake Dawson. Moore Gash Krawczyinski Frank Simpson Dorothy Simpson Glare Roy Woolford DeWayne Pridden and Son Fred Pruden Shitty Postien William Morrow Nora and Billyhank Stella Myers George Ford Owosso Tom Ronnine Int Beverly Shiaw Gertrude Baluss Marion Moorestown Wallace Anderson Harold Ford Dewayne Anderson Mid-Forest Chih Hoighton

First State Delaware Ratifies Constitution First

Delaware becomes the first state to ratify the United States Constitution signaling early support for the new framework. The move underscores the state’s pivotal role in shaping the federal charter and sets a precedent for remaining states to follow.

Delaware

Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Family News

Hobitiehtey area near Detroit features road construction while residents like Lucy Vinton attend gatherings in Remus and Decora tion weekend visits. Newlyweds Leo Richter celebrated at Henry Cushman home with family, and condolences extend to the Wright family on a husband and father’s loss.

Reo. Pitts Bord Sarah Hunt Gracie Betty Vinton Ruby Lucy Vinton Remus Claretha Vinton Vinton Bie Jonila Jimmy West Mra Yey ‘Vinton Nellie Phelps Grand Daughtey Trelyn Lad Sarah Cently Pyink Foote Leo Richter Henry Cushman Ann Stiles Jesse Richter Mildred Birtles Belding Sweet Jnames Sweet and Son Sal Amher and Lake George Joe Wright

Demonstration Night and Church Notices At Vacation Bible School

The Eagle Daily notes upcoming Demonstration Night at the Vacation Bible School and a Children's Day observance with a Sunday School promotion. Local residents share visits and attend ceremonies including funerals, church services, and family gatherings in Crystal, Saginaw, Detroit, Farwell, and Clare.

Ernest Kleiner Spenser Crystal Larry Watson Washington Commieunity Mrr Norman Hutchinson Mya Julia Hutchinson Norman Thatchinson and Sons Dad Hoover Eaty Farwell Jania Kreiner Saginaw Ernest Krainer Frank Poet Herb McDonald Glenn Gordon Bryan Miller Norman Tutenin- Son Nermeth Turney Davis Uttle Nancy St. John Dick Poet Jack Lansing Clare

News From Brush College Area: Summer Visitors and Family Gatherings

Viresil Onstott spends summer with aunt and uncle Mrs. and Mrs. Russell Sanders. Vereah Laltner helps with work at their home. Mrs Amanda Newman visits Ann Arbor and Westland relatives. Kay Waye stays with cousin Marlyn Davia. Neighbors and relatives, including the Newmans, Coats, Hildebrandts, and Sanders, share meals, dinners, and picnics. Glen Newman reports better road conditions after recent work on the mile-long route.

Onstott Indiana Russell Sanders Pontiac Newman Wilma Coats Bob Warmer Neil Rockey Adlth Carmen Ingle Glare Mars J. Coats Harley Coats Galen Coats Charlene Rackey Lovette Hildebrandt Marion Hildebrandt Max Allen Harrison, My Adolph Hildebrandt Albert and Lorene Delbert Sanders Maion Hildebrandt Lyzette Phyllis Kenneth Allen Attle Ronald Russell Glen Newman

Auto Deaths Reach Historical Toll Since 1899

Automobiles death toll climbs to a late 1899 marker in New York City history, marking 52 years three months and one week from the first known traffic fatality. War deaths in the period total about 474,000.

New York City

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