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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1960
Page
12
The Michigan Department of Health warns walkers about poison ivy in springtime woods. Learn to spot the plant in its many forms, remember leaflets three means beware, and wash exposed skin with strong soap after outdoor trips to prevent the irritating resin.
Residents hosted and visited family and friends across Clare county events include dinner and supper guests at various homes. Activites feature trips to Grand Rapids for the Republican State Convention and interstate travel with Bermuda jet flights and homecomings at Royal Oak Higgins Lake and Cadillac areas.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hutchin of Harrison welcome a son Timothy Paul born May 10 at Clare Hospital weighing six pounds seven ounces. Mr and Mrs Richard Stang of Harrison greet Benjamin Earl born May 18 at Clare Hospital weighing nine pounds six ounces. Mr and Mrs Raymond Akers announce son Joseph Allen born May 14 at Clare Hospital weighing nine pounds ten ounces.
Mrs. Lyle Hoxie opened her East Wheaton home Tuesday for a Kings Daughters work session. Twelve members donated sewing equipment and gowns and bandages were prepared for a hospital under construction in Fast Palksistan. Rev and Mrs G Schut vacationing in Grand Rapids and Hudsonville areas with plan to return Friday. Their daughter Nancy Lou and son Garth will join them for the weekend in Holland. Mrs Bernice Beatty attended a musical recital Sunday at Miss Bernite Truman's home in Ashton and met former neighbors. Mr and Mrs Lyle Hoxie attended a wedding reception in Ionia Saturday and stayed over Sunday.
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