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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
5
A garbled list of word puzzle clues and partial definitions. Items include references to musical instruments, animals, metals, compass points, and names, with scattered numbers and broken phrases. The text appears as a jumbled crossword like catalog rather than a coherent article.
Community notes detail visits and social calls among Gilmore Grange families and neighbors in Bay City and surrounding towns. Household exchanges include card parties, family visits, illness updates, and a Cancer Collection donation of 73 dollars. The piece closes with birth congratulations for Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Clark of Coleman.
West Grant residents hosted visitors from Clare Florence Wyandotte and Midland. Gerald Barber celebrated his birthday with 26 guests at Avery Barber home. 33 shared a turkey dinner Sunday. Families including Squires Owens Armen trout and Jerred enjoyed weekend activities with local friends and fishing at Kenton.
Thursday night supper guests at the Frank Freemans included Mr. and Mrs. Walter May and Rose Harvey and Emerson Burton in celebration of Frank Freemans birth day. Earlier O M Somers hosted dinner with Mrs Somers sister Mrs Pearl Newman of Brown Corners and her daughter Wanda Burdt of Flint.
The Brown Carters group held their annual banquet at the church with dinner in the basement and a program in the main auditorium. Gentle social updates include visits by Mrs. Wanda Burd of Flint, Beavertor and Detroit relatives, birthday greetings for Mrs. Forrest Garver, and condolences to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newman of Clare on the infant death. A kitchen shower for Miss Carol Kleinhardt is planned for May 9 at 7:30. Please call in news for future columns.
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