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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1958
Page
9
An European immigrant named Tony works the old Whalen farm and keeps it running smoothly. On days off he listens to politics at the barbershop and finally spoke up after showing brand-new citizenship papers. He asserts every citizen has a right to speak on any subject including beer preferences.
Dr. Born's Health Hints explains colic as painful, recurrent intestinal or abdominal contractions caused by nerve or spine issues. Pressure relieves colic but underlying nerve irritation from misaligned vertebrae or cranial nerves drives attacks. chiropractic treatment targets the nerve supply to restore health.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met in the Congregational Church on Tuesday evening March 4 with Mrs. Betty Gershon presiding. Officers installed for the coming year include Ann Busche president Josephine Koch vice president Esther Davies recording secretary Jerry Gallagher treasurer and Jean White corresponding secretary.
The Blue Star Mothers Chapter 33 met at Bertha Cappeart’s home on February 26 for a social hour and brief business session. They purchased and donated material for scuffies and laprobes for Veterans Hospitals and voted to hold monthly social sewing meetings at members’ homes. The next regular meeting is March 12 at Cappeart’s home.
Mrs James Perrine was surprised Sunday afternoon when guests arrived to honor her birthday. Attending were her sisters and their husbands Mr and Mrs Wilbur Edgar of Breckenridge and Mr and Mrs Gerald Meyers of Saginaw. A lunch and birthday cake baked by Mrs Mary Birrell of St Louis accompanied the gathering. gifts and many greetings were exchanged.
Fourteen members attended the Clare TOOK Hall meeting led by Coleman president Mildred Bowers. They voted for a March 27 initiation in Clare with a practice March 18 at the Midland IOOF hall and a joint installation with neighboring cantons in Saginaw in April. A chili supper was held with Genevieve Irwin chairing.
Nine members of the Meet Awhile Club gathered at Mrs Maud Rameys on February 26. President Mrs Gough attended, lunch was served, and they played Bridge and Keno. Prizes went to Edith Herrmann, Ruhl, and Gladys Katenhus. The group plans a March 12 meeting with Mrs Ruhl for a half day and a 11 am movie showing.
The St Marys Guild of the Episcopal Chapel of St Anns held its March meeting in the Sunday School room with host Mrs James Clapperton of Coleman. Presiding were Mrs Soldatt and members Mrs Jacob Walker Mrs Norman Walters and Mrs Allis Young of Coleman. The group discussed Lent dish cloth sales and a spring rummage sale. A surprise stock shower for Mrs Carter Young followed, with refreshments. Next meeting set for April 7.
Michigan State University Highway Traffic Safety Center and Audio Visual Center offer 16 mm color films for children on road safety. Titles include One Little Indian featuring Magic Bow and Peter and the Whiffle Hound, suitable for schools and gatherings. Rentals incur a small handling fee.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Parent visited Mt. Pleasant Sunday to help daughter Mrs. William Campbell celebrate granddaughter Terri Lau’s third birthday. A decorated cake and many gifts were part of the party.
Mrs Hallie Porter hosted two table contract games with Mrs Bessie Woodcock and Mrs Kathryn Dunlop as guests. Woodcock won high and Dunlop second. Omer Parent had the low. Mrs William Case and daughters chauffeured their aunt Mrs Hiram Latison to Harrison for a birthday party. A pot luck lunch and gift honored the guest.
The article discusses flaws in polling audience sizes for television and mentions trials of a built in transmitter in TV sets that would send back station number and time. It notes Allen's TV customer count rising due to modern electronic equipment and advertises phone 875 for service.
Twenty six friends and relatives gathered at the Gilmore Grange hall on February 27 to honor Mrs. Hubert Phipps. Snowy weather did not dampen spirits as gifts delighted the guest of honor and pink and blue cradles filled with candy and nuts provided merriment. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Leon Schlafely Mrs. Dale Laverty Mrs. Carl Gruno and Mrs. George Graham.
Local residents report weekend visits among Suttons Rolands and Henries with several families in the area. The PTA gathering included a film from Mt Pleasant Post and a refreshment service after the meeting.
Delwin Grange met Tuesday night with 29 present. The children performed with accordion solos by Lorraine McDonald Robert Walton and Ted Mogg reading by Judy Walton and a song by Tommie and Colleen Epple Mr and Mrs Russell. Dowd visited with Mr and Mrs Jack Morrison. Mr and Mrs Clare McTaggart visited Edith McTaggart in Tolfree Hospital Dalwin Grange meeting held at Dalwin. George Dixon couple attended Mt. Pleasant get-together Wednesday.
McDonald and Brock families hosted a Saturday evening dinner in Clare for Allen McDonald's birthday on February 27. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dewey Guston Marilyn Jim and Miss Mary Brock of Saginaw Mrs Hughie McDonald Lake Mr and Mrs George Brock and Maude McDonald of Clare plus extended relatives from Midland Coleman Gladwin and nearby towns.
A Saturday evening shower was given for Mrs. Lloyd Thorn at Union Grange hall. Guests at the Maude McDonald home last week included Mrs. Daisy Lennox Mrs. Henrietta McDonald and Mrs. Mabel McDonald and daughter Mary.
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