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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
11
Mr and Mrs Norman Gardner hosted a reception in Hayes Town for their son Dale and his bride Mary Lou. About 40 relatives and friends attended a luncheon with coffee as gifts were exchanged and well wishes offered.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ashcraft hosted about 12 children Friday afternoon for son Danny who turns three Saturday. After games the party lunch was served. Danny enjoyed his gifts. The report notes more than twice as many males as females are killed accidentally each year per the National Safety Council.
Many people run their heels to one side due to an uneven body structure. A misaligned pelvis or knee causes unequal weight on the feet, leading to poor posture and strain on organs. Chiropractic examination and proper body mechanics can restore balance and improve health.
Several members and their husbands of the Pih ochie club traveled to Saginaw on Sunday for a pot luck supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Amble. Afterward pinochle awarded prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Legge.
Mrs Eva Bocher of Marion visits sister Mrs May Campbell for a few days. Various callers and visitors including Frank Scott and Lloyd Wood ward of Saginaw, the Beavers Eaton and Ulch families, Jim Yosts family, and many others shared Sunday calls, dinners, and church trips across Marion, East Lansing, Gladys Werts home, Grayling, and surrounding towns.
Local residents attend games and visits with family across Harrison and nearby towns. The report notes gatherings at Notre Dame game in East Lansing, installation of a Gold Star Mother's officer, hunting trips in Canada, weekend trips to Mackinaw City and Sault Ste. Marie, and multiple calls on relatives in Gladwin Clare and Lansing.
A Howell area church group presented Mr. and Mrs. Russell Armentrout with a lighted picture The Good Shepherd identical to the one lost in a spring house fire. Neighbors shared cake ice cream and coffee and prayers were offered by Mrs. Hendrich and Mrs. Elza Beery.
The National Safety Council reports improvements in road safety. In 1956 auto fatalities reached 40,009, and this year the death toll may fall to around 35,000.
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