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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1954

Page

3

Red and Gun Trap Shoot At Lake Red and Gun Club

The Trap Shoot at the Lake Red and Gun Club grounds drew a well attended crowd on Sunday. Roy Phillips won second high, Victor led high, and plans for a coon trial at the club grounds next Sunday were announced. Members from the club including Calvin Tryon Billy Holmes R G Fountain and Bill Pedrry attended a prior coon trial in Winchester and learned pointers. A club meeting is set for Friday evening with Robert Sawyer candidate for State Representative as guest speaker. public invitation extended.

Lake Red and Gun Club High Geare Roy Phillips Victor Calvin Tryon Billy Holmes R.G. Fountain Bill ePedrry Winchester Amahy Robert Sawyer Isabel« Ja Clare

Birthday Gathering Honors Multiple Mt. Pleasant Residents

Twins celebrate Hite and Dorothea Crowley with family guests including Mrs Pred Sowle, Mrs Beverly Crowley, Miss Lynn Tupper, and Mrs Stanley Darnell in Mt. Pleasant. The occasion marked the birthday of the twins and Dorothea Sowle with a lively social gathering.

Housewarming Held At Art Ganger's Home

A house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ganger was held last week in their new residence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson of Farwell, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayes, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dake, Mr. and Mrs. George Scheer, Mr. and Mrs. Holly Merritt, and Henry and Maurice Durham. Cards were played and a luncheon was served by the hostess.

Arthur Ganger Ray Wilson Farwell Joe Mayes Lyle Dake George Scheer Holly Merritt Henry Maurice Durham

Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits

Freeland guests share a weekend with the Sowles and attend a shower for the newlyweds Dale Brown and Kenneth Tupper. Army enlistment, post and hospital news appear alongside a series of Sunday visits, surgeries, and leave from Great Lakes.

Cliff Jones Freeland Fred Sowle Brinton Dale ‘Brown Kenneth Tupper Pleasant Harold Doxtader Sam Muir Calvin Tryon Sowle Alfred Peterson Pasinaw Clarence Bowers Saginaw Jesse Summers Charles. Smith Avondale Gene Howell Great Lakes Lee Doxtader Bee Jack Sexton Lare

Michigan Pharmacists Observe National Pharmacy Week

Hundreds of pharmacists across Michigan will mark National Pharmacy Week from October 3 to 9 with events in several cities. Michigan State Pharmaceutical Association president David Karp notes about 160 000 registered pharmacists in the United States and over 23 million yearly customer visits to 53 000 pharmacies.

Michigan David Karp Detroit Michigan State Pharmaceutical Association Karp United States

Community Notes From Détroit To Saginaw

A week of local harbors events and visits across Michigan with Fred Kohler of Détroit at his cabin and Roy Ferrenburg of Flint, multiple Sunday guests including Dwight Gilman and Gary Colosky, church work at Lake Baptist Church, hospital stays for Carrie Dunbar and Maynard Colosky, a dog death for Victor Podolsky, and various family gatherings at cottages and homes in Enid, Midland, Vassar, Saginaw, and Mt. Pleasant areas.

Fred Kohler Détroit Roy Ferrenburg Flint Enid Gertrude Sowle Dwight Gilman Hudsonville Roy Colosky Gary Grand Rapids Alfred Tryon Bill Miller Dick. Hodgson Bessie Holmes Brinton Mt. Pleasant Maynard Colosky Mt. Pleasant Hospital Victor Podolsky del” Baser Midland Howard Smith Vassar Frank Vereb Saginaw Charley Smith Gordon Smith

Tree care tips from architect on late summer pruning

Hints from University of Michigan landscape professor Harlow Whitte on preserving trees in late summer and early fall. Advice covers watering deep roots, forming soil basins, vertical drain tiles, and periodic fertilization using 10 20 10 or filled holes with fertilizer to sustain trees for up to ten years.

Harlow Whittemore Jlandscape Architecture University of Michigan

Michigan Hardware Conference Promotes Newspaper Advertising

Dick Ruckle of Clare Hardware Company attended the third annual Michigan Hardware Store Management Conference at Michigan State College September 22 23. Sponsored by the Michigan Retail Hardware Association the Kellogg Center event drew 310 attendees with talks urging a three percent advertising budget.

Michigan Hardware Michigan State College Dick Ruckle Clare Hardware Company Michigan Retail Hardware Association Henry Hoogérheide Kalamazoo William G. Minnes Texchange Kellogg Center Continuing Education Service

Travel Course Set For Next Year at Central Michigan

Central Michigan College plans a low credit travel course tour of the Hawaiian Islands in August. Directed by Dr. R. Bush, the trip is part of adult education and includes stops at Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Thirty-two reservations are held on the SS Lurline. contact Mr. Bush before November 1.

Hawaiian Islands Division of Field Services Central Michigan College Tied R. Bush Dramatics Central Michigan Central Michigan ‘College Aduit SS. Lurline My. Bush Grand Canyon Los Angeles San’ Francisco

Michigan State to Establish Regional Continuing Education Offices

The State Board of Agriculture approved creating regional offices of the Continuing Education Service at Michigan State College to broaden services for Michigan residents. Three regions begin in the fall, with more added later, offering citizens improved access to MSU programs and collaboration with local institutions and agencies.

State Board of Agriculture Michigan State College Michigan tHas Michigan State Jana Edgar L. Harden Continuing Education Service

Brake Service at March's Auto Calligion

Specialized service offered by Inspec tion at March's Auto Calligion Services. Safer brakes save lives. Contact 260 W by phone for details.

March

Social notes from Lake George area residents

Dorathy Bradburn hosts social chit chat at the Friendly with plans for a Thursday afternoon session. The column lists weekend visits, guests from Ithaca Royal Oak and Detroit, family news, travel to Fahquamenon and Au Gres hospital observations, christening plans in Marion, and autumn visits among Lake Hamlin and Ovid area families.

Lake George Dorothy Bradburn Jack Rider Mid‘land Undle AL Holmes Lake Hamlin Nestabexe Delbert Hamlin Hamlin Kenneth Clark Vacatiog Portmouth Maine Willard Bringold Greenwood Grange R. B. Howard Jon Methner Joey Owosso Nils Skogland Juiiette Royal Oak Detroit Inez Bowen Dryor Claude Mantross Howard Ryckman Ovid Cox Henry Prentiss Fahquamenon Allen Howard Farwell Chick. Tomiel Richard Tomrell Reading Penn Ernest Bringold AuGres Hospital Norman Robinson Marion Karan —Tee Bakir Baker Terry Howard Terry Printing College Mt. Pleasant Fred Bradburn Forest Young Lake Lester Britton Rosalie Wymer Cliff Musson Judy Ghann Penny Bobby John Peck Don Peck Nort East Pennsylvania Von

Mrs. Hattie Livingston Injured In Fall

Mrs. Hattie Livingston fell down a cellar last Tuesday evening. The report notes farming activity in the area with neighbors visiting, plus social events including the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs H Randles. Several locals, such as the Bradleys and Loringons, were mentioned visiting relatives in nearby towns.

Hattie Livingston Glyde Harley Randles Raymond Smith H. Randles Davia Seiter Ji.el Clare Jim Mrs. Lower Kenneth Lower Sanford H. Lower Midland Saginaw Bridgeport Hendock

Michigan Biennial Invasion Described By Foresters

The conservation department foresters report a recurring invasion of walking ticks across Michigan forests since 1930. The greatest concentration was in Ogemaw County with smaller outbreaks in southeastern regions. No permanent damage to trees is noted as infestations come late in the season and trees typically recover their lost growth in time.

Michigan Ogemin Tb Conservattion Department Eassyear Ogemaw Oscadi

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