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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
4
From where I sit progress in a community rests on open minds. Joe Marsh Swifty Fisher shows a rolling fence welded to posts with wheels and braking devices to move turkeys easily. He hooks tractors to ends and rolls it to a new feeding spot, reducing labor.
Rural news recalls Vacation Bible School running for two weeks. Local visits include Owen Spink with Rev Beery and various Findlay and Marion trips. The Davis reunion hosts 43 members. Farm accidents injure over a million annually per the National Safety Council.
Winterfield report lists visits and gatherings among residents. Notable events include the completion of a new home after a spring fire, visits by the Cook and Heckathorn families, Ever Ready Club potluck with fifteen members and five children, and prayers for Mrs. Cunningham at Mercy Hospital Cadillac.
Silver Lake gossip highlights Mrs. Pinkney Yarber traveling to Illinois for an aunt’s funeral, newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Barley honeymooning at the lake after marrying in Fremont Indiana. Other families and guests linger at cottages or trailers over the weekend including Phillips of Lansing and Blair of Jackson.
A concise note from Changing Times urges frequent compliments to strengthen marriage and daily harmony. It argues appreciation improves communication and couples' connection over time.
About 800 three inch Montana Grayling were planted May 7 in Lake Manganese Keweenaw county. Hatchery raised fish flown from Kalamazoo to Houghton then driven to the wilderness lake near Copper Harbor. The 52 acre lake had been poisoned last year to remove competing fish life.
A National Parks Service helicopter survey of about 2000 miles of Michigan coast on the Great Lakes began May 1 to assess land for public ownership. Surveyors, aided by David A. Wilcox, will report areas suitable for state acquisition funded by private donors, following similar private funded surveys on other coasts.
Governor G. Mennen Williams will proclaim Michigan Water Safety and Safe Boating Week from June 29 to July 5 at the request of the Michigan Water Safety Commission. The commission aims to curb water accidents, injuries, and deaths as interest grows in Great Lakes and inland lakes. Lois McKinnon of Allegan named Miss Water Safety to lead week events and state water carnivals.
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