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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
7
Mrs. Joe Fortess phone Coleman HO 4724. Mrs. William Krell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Methner and family. Tinda Callison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Callison, spent Monday with her grandmother, Mrs. Irvin Callison.
Jerry Taylor and Dale Grubb of Flint and Jenniebelle Peffer of Mr. Pleasant called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foldesi and family Saturday. Sunday visitors included Mike Kish of Ithaca and the Vargo family of Rose Bush. Wise Bible School children presented a program at the Wise Church Friday evening. Rex Morse and Mrs. Morse visited Fountain and Morse’s mother Emma Morse. Mrs. Roy Strauch returned from Mt. Pleasant Hospital Tuesday. Pat Burch attended a wedding reception in Crawford Saturday evening.
Mrs Keith Scott, Mr and Mrs Clarefice Scott and family of Chesaning visited the Gilmore Grange. Olive Laverty and Steve visited Flint to retrieve Lynn who spent a week with her aunt. O M Somers and Pearl Newman visited Orleans, with Harold Hartmen noted. Callers included Dale Wysong Cheryl Bra springton Walter Faber Glen Shott and Jim Schaar visiting the Keith Scott's.
A notice invites advertisers to place auction sale notices in The Clare Sentinel. The page promotes affordable rates, wide local reach, and quick publication timelines for upcoming property and goods sales.
A Sunday June 1 family reunion at the George Skinner home drew many relatives from Swartz Creek Brinton Holly and Saginaw. Attendees included Bill Jones Allen Jones Jack McLead and Harold Skinner among others. A pot luck dinner followed, with news of departures and a birth announced from Mt. Pleasant to Brinton families.
A weekend wedding party traveled to Northern Michigan for a honeymoon and returned to Greenwood hall for a shower honoring the couple. Guests included Mrs Rosie McNier and the Poindexters as well as local families.
A long weekend of gatherings and visits unfolds as Midland residents host relatives from nearby towns, attend church picnics at Shingle Lake, and plan extended stays with family. Several trips include Detroit and Pontiac, while Don Case departs for Army Reserves training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin.
A historical note explains that ten tons of falling water yield a kilowatt hour of electricity and fuel ore processing. The account links hydropower to mining efficiency and energy conversion in early industrial practice.
Families with children show better diets than those without, despite not earning more on average and bearing more mouths to feed. The pattern suggests child presence links to healthier eating choices regardless of income.
The local village records a busy Sunday with Bible school programs, visits from families such as the Hutchinsons, Kleiners, and Armentrouts, and multiple dinner guests from Flint, Findlay, and Saginaw. Attendees include Dr Fox from Findlay and Rev Gordon Kleiner with Mrs Kleiner, plus college student Jeanne Bates returning from Mt Pleasant for summer school.
Grandpop reflects on visiting family and offers quirky parenting ideas. He suggests using a fountain pen filled with bluing to teach neatness and a cowboy styled bib for a boy who acts grown. He notes understanding children requires seeing from their perspective and ends with observations on tastes.
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