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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
10
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The Rev and Mrs Albert Ludwig and daughter spoke at Lake Baptist sharing talks and pictures on Haiti witchcraft and cannibalism. They sang in Haitian, the Bible School closed with a program, and average weekly attendance reached 90 with 105 on Friday.
Advert says ITCH-ME-NOT stops itching within minutes and speeds healing for external itching. It promotes purchase at Economy Drug Store.
Mr and Mrs Ed Newman of Clare visited her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Heim Saturday night on the return from Ludington. Numerous locals and relatives hosted and joined fishing trips, dinners, and weekend visits across Clare Farwell and Perch Lake communities with bass catches noted. Several families, including the Scotts, Wyricks, and Leists, hosted guests while planning summer activities and meetings at Lake Red and Gun Club.
E O Wiles of the Traverse City Social Security Office urges severely disabled individuals to file for a disability freeze before July 1 1958 to protect future benefits. Eligibility requires five years worked in ten prior to disability with at least 18 months in the three years before onset and medical proof of long term inability to work. Contact Traverse City social security office for details and pamphlet OASI-29 at 235 Grand View Parkway.
The National Safety Council reports excessive speed as the most frequent violation among drivers involved in fatal rural traffic accidents. This finding highlights speed as a key risk factor and suggests prioritizing enforcement and public safety campaigns in rural areas.
Sixteen $400 college scholarships will be awarded as incentive awards for excellence in the Soil and Water Conservation and 4-H Safety programs. The awards include expense paid trips to the National 4-H Club Congress and are funded by Tire and Rubber Company and General Motors with long-term support. Information on enrollment is available through the County Extension office or local 4-H leaders.
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