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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1953
Page
9
A great horned owl and two fox pups stirred a zoo like scene for ground camp users at Yankees Springs State Park. A park worker caught the owl stealing a duck while an instructor recovered the two fox pups found in a nearby den.
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Delores and Jeannie Alice returned home from the hospital on Tuesday. Mike and Howard Lee came back Wednesday from Saginaw where they stayed during their mother’s hospitalization. Diane Shilling visited school on Tuesday. Mary Lou Shilling and children called on Mrs. Keith Scott and boys Thursday afternoon, and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Bruce Alan on Tuesday morning. They also called on Mrs. John Laverty, and Mr. and Mrs. John Laverty called on the Jim Pedgrifts Monday evening. Donna Wood learned Saturday her brother and wife welcomed a baby girl. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bolen. Marla Faye stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wood while her mother is in the hospital. The Glass school picnic was well attended Friday. Jim Randolph was buried in Gilmore Cemetery Saturday afternoon. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday evening at Farwell High School. Mrs. Claude Bailey, Joyce, Mrs. John Laverty and Mrs. Ross Renner attended Camps Atterbury Indiana for the weekend and visited Dale and DeWayne. Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Rawson and family went to Harrison on a picnic Sunday. Mrs. Ann Rawson is spending the week with the Rawson boys and their families. Betty Leigh and children spent Mother’s Day with O. M. Somers. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Somers and children visited O. M. Somers Saturday and Sunday. Other callers of the O. M. Somers included Mrs. Wayne Pitts, baby Alice, and Dick Rawson, John Dillon, Dorothy Schaffer and Marjorie O’Rourke. Mr. and Mrs. John Robison spent the weekend in Saginaw.
Friday evening Jim Pedgrift Ralph Carter and Terrance O Rourke called at the O M Somers home to see the fight. Mr and Mrs O M Somers had dinner Monday with Mr and Mrs Carmon Newman of Brown Corners.
Mrs Jim Lawson Peggy Gordon rests at home after illness with well wishes from the community. The school picnic featured potluck ice cream and a ball game with kids and grownups. Melvin Haines is ill and Horry Haines helped grandparents with potatoes. Irene Fisher plans a sandwich shop north of Harrison in a couple weeks. Delmar Allens visited the Bill LayVoyes. Fred Chamberlains returned from Detroit and Saginaw. Allen Banders visited south of Clare. Carolyn Carter Joanne Bates and Joyce Kileinhardt enjoyed Gillespie Cottage on High Pont Lake. Three students Nancy Jenks Glenn Knapp and Billy Carter graduate to Clare High School next fall. Wayne Brewer family hosts relatives from Ohio.
Mrs Judd Brasington learns her mother Mrs Hate Long from Tilomae Oregon fell and broke her hip and is hospitalized. Numerous visits and family trips fill weekends with relatives from Flint Saginaw Clare Hubbardston Stanton Ann Arbor and Pontiac.
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