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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1952
Page
14
William Holmes entered the Veterans Hospital at Saginaw for observation and treatment last Friday. He expects to return home this weekend. The item also lists multiple social visits and travels of local residents to Lansing Flint Bay City Corpus Christi and Bradenton as a snapshot of community activity.
Me and Mrs John Haring of Loontis visited Saturday evening with relatives on their way to Ewart to see her mother May and Mrs A B White. Lake George guests dined with Warren White and Maud Bower. Frances Thompson dined with the Abbotts. Clar ence Ramey and LeRoy McGregor called in Reed City. Dr G C Born and sons celebrated a 75th birthday in Cadillac with other Born family members. Mary Ann Carey and Ila Mae Moore spent weekend with Darreil Thomas family and visited Ed Allen in Midland. Lieutenant Martha Ann Parent ill in Bermuda Air Force Hospital. grandson Bruce ill with polio in Pontiac.
Delores Dyke and William Rutter celebrate a son born Friday November 7 at Community Hospital Mt. Pleasant weighing eight pounds two ounces. Gloria Hales and Lt. F. Mead announce a son born November 5 at Merced Castle Air Force Base weighing nine pounds named John Michael. Kenneth Carl joins Fervis Graham home at Mt. Pleasant weighing eight pounds thirteen and a half ounces. Michael Robert Graham arrives weighing ten pounds three ounces. Sherrie Lynn Cook born November 6 at Mt. Pleasant weighing seven pounds two and three quarters ounces.
Extension clubs report November meetings with officer elections and Christmas party plans. Elm Grove group met November 7 at Florence Schunk's with ten members. officers elected and a Dollar Saving Meals lesson followed by noon meal. East Vernon group met November 6 hosted by Barbara Sexton. seventeen members attended as Broiler Cooked Meals lesson featured a hostess dinner and officer slate announced.
Mrs Ida Weaver former Dover resident turns ninety on November 17 and will be glad to hear from friends. She lives with daughter Mrs William Frank at Oscoda Michigan Box 301 remains active in church work and theatre outings.
Brush College neighborhood honors bus driver Garmon Calhoun and his family of Beaverton with a chicken supper after a Beaverton School District bus 12 run. Attendees included Norman Myers family, Berard Allen family, Lloyd Athey boys, Cyril Farmer, Adolph Thildebrandt, Perry Davis family, Galen Coats family, Marion Hildebrandt and others, plus 4H participants.
The North Isabella Teachers Group met on Friday November 7 at Andersonville School with Mrs Zinser and Mrs Mitchell as hostesses. Mrs McPhee county nurse spoke on duties and needs of the Health Department. A delightful lunch followed before adjournment.
Local items capture men planning to trek north for deer as well as weekend visits among families. Guests include Bob Herrick and son Bobby with Mrs. Alice LaGear in Saginaw, plus Father and Mrs Wim Dick inson, the Herricks, and Harry Bradley delegation from Glare.
Specialized service advertised with a focus on safety and inspection. Phrases emphasize brakes saving lives and customer ownership, with a contact phone line implied but incomplete.
The W S C S held its general meeting in the Methodist church parlors with President Mrs Alma Seltzer opening in prayer. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read, activities included bake sales, a Chinese auction, packing for servicemen, and plans for a December bazaar. A special Christmas offering was approved and gifts were exchanged to honor a 25th wedding anniversary.
In Windsor Ontario a thief entered Arnold Mc Carthur’s vacation house and summoned a furniture dealer. The dealer arrived with a van, provided an estimate, paid on the spot, and hauled away all the furniture.
Weaving birds in South Africa are renowned for their skill in crafting elaborate nests from grass and plant fibers. They use fixed complex designs, displaying notable craftsmanship and precision.
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