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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
5
The Fire Tower Jr and Mrs Walter DeGeer and family hosted relatives from Flint for the weekend. Romarius and Harrison residents visited family and church events. Carrier pigeons numbered about 150 heading west Sunday morning. Mosquito activity returns with warm weather. Mrs Belle Sanborn has improved health and can go outdoors.
COLONVILLE Mrs B N Davis visits Six Lakes with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Wistler. M D Clute visits Harrison with son Elmer Clute. A D Hampton A J and Emerson attend Pratt school picnic at the big tree by the river. Miss Flora Steurmer will return next year.
Misses Tessie Bodkina and Hazel Bodkina visited uncles Mr and Mrs Wm Hampton in Mt Pleasant Friday. Bertha Davis and friends from Flint with relatives Davis and Kistler families spent Mother’s Day with Clyde Kistler in the Hagle. Several calls and gatherings occurred across Vernon Hill Arthur Two Lansing and Midland areas including a McKinley term closure picnic and a Saginaw shopping trip. Colonville sent strong turnout to the Eagle church rally with a well received program report.
Greenwood Center reports visits among Auburn Michigan families including Mr and Mrs Peter Guvan and Mr and Mrs Wilford Quellette and infant son at the Light household. Local groups rehearse for a May 19 achievement day in Harrison and Mother's Day program on May 14 at the Greenwood town hall.
Pulmonary tuberculosis overview explains transmission through coughing sputum and contact. It notes carriers may spread infection for years, especially in homes, and discusses resistance, age differences, and the tuberculin skin test findings in cities.
The word anesthetics is credited as being first used by Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes. This attribution highlights Holmes influence in medical language.
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