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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1951
Page
2
Lake Roller Rink offers regular winter hours on weekends with Saturday and Sunday nights skating about six miles west of Farwell. The schedule notes dates in August, and a 14 admission rate appears in the listing.
Mrs. Katherine McCubbins of Louisville urges readers to try Hadacol claiming it helps those with deficiencies of Vitamins B and Niacin and iron. She says it rebuilt her health, improved sleep and appetite, and that money back guarantees apply if not improved. Trial size priced at $1.25 and family size at $3.50.
Local listing for Economy Drug Store operated by Roy E. Cimmerer in Clare Michigan includes contact phone 53. Retail items and services appear in the consumer notice portion of the advertisement.
Mrs Harvey Gross learns her father Mr McNeil of Merrill is not well. Sympathy extends to the Harry Swantz family. Emma Bennett former Greenwood resident dies in Kalkaska. A shower at Greenwood hall honors Mr and Mrs Weslie Webber with gifts. Harrison visitors include Waller and Virginia Gordon. Greenwood Grange banquet honors basketball players coached by Gene Denny.
Wednesday and weekend visitors listed among MANN Siding residents. Families including Pfannes Tessman Mitchell and Beavers, plus Abbott Brockway Hileman Heber Burton Squires and Town are noted with travels to Harrison Cadil lac Borders and Clare.
The Lake George area announces a Sunday School session at the Community Building. Harry Moyer, superintendent, notes weekly classes start each Sunday at 10700.
The Church of God at Town Hall Lake George lists services led by Pastor Pete M. Davis with morning worship at 11 00 and evening sermon themes What Does Waster Mean to You and The Haster Message. A flock of 30 to 35 white swans was seen on Shingle Lake at 12 10 Sunday noon.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Pitts are the parents of a new baby girl Benjie. Wood is working on his house and moved to his place a while back. Delores Cook hosts the Variety Club at her home on April 5. Several from here attended the Junior play Friday at FarEwell High School. Peter and Flopsy Cottontail will visit Economy Dime Store in Mt Pleasant Saturday at 2:00. Mr John Laverty attended class in Mt Pleasant Saturday. Send your news to Grange every Thursday night for publication.
Family births and social visits dominate the town page. Elwyn Pitts welcomes a baby girl at Community Hospital on the 12th. Card parties join neighbors from Densmore and Rawson households while Shillings and Lavertys share meals and trips, with the soil group meeting and craft sessions at the Grange Hall.
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