Delwin Grange Card Party and Local Visits Highlight Week
Delwin Grange held a card party last Tuesday with prizes for first and second places. The community hosted visits from friends including Jean of Saginaw, the Rogers and Morrison households, and many others calling at McDonald and Lennox homes. Several church members and families from Eagle attended services in Arthur as missionaries prepare to depart for Pakistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelwin Grange
Carl McDonald
Delwin Grange
Ulder
Clare McTaggart
Mary Dale Smith
Bert Prout
Omer Parent
Leo Rogers
Jean
Saginaw
Earl Walker
Rogers
Philippians
Eagle
Arthur
Earl Sleasman
Pakistan
Ernest Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
W.C.S.C
New Haven
Jennile Bates
George Bates
Harrison
Roy Townsend
Hight Point Lake
Jennie Bowler
Clare
John Hartman
Farwell
Julia Hutchinson
George Hemstreet
Lloyd Gerow
Autumn colors brighten Winterfield drive to Mercy Hospital
Residents recall fall weather as visitors arrive at Mercy Hospital in Cadillac to see Peter James, who remains on oxygen. Funeral details follow the death of James Roy Sutten in Marion, with condolences sent to his widow Anna Gaskill Sutten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Peter James
Mercy Hospital
Cadillac
James Roy Sutten
Marion
Sutten
Anna Gaskill
Sam Gaskill
Winterfield
Gaskill
Bessie Vander Woude
Grand Rapids
Simon Vander Woude
Claire Hecker
Gerald
Andrew Vander Woude
Ray Bragg
Tippy Dam
Route 55
Bill Vander Voude
Simon Vander Voude
Anna Wheeler
Houghton Anne
Frank Davis
Roy Casler
Lansing
Nealie Cook
Sugijay
Richard Cook
Mulliken
Continental Army Command school officers meet at Fort Monroe
Honor guard ceremonies opened a two day conference for USCONARC school commanders at Fort Monroe Virginia. It was the first time all school commanders joined since USCONARC expanded to oversee 27 schools and train about 350000 students annually. Topics included Army reorganization command relationships training methods and funding plans for future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Continental Army Command
Fort Monroe
Continental Army Comman
Osconarc
Usconarc
Herbert B. Powell
Continental U. S
Free World
Army
Newspaper Circulation and Ad Revenue Rise Since 1946
U.S. and Canada spent about 1.805 billion on daily and Sunday newspapers last year, averaging 34.692 million per week. Since 1946 daily circulation grew from about 51 million to over 59 million, a 15 percent rise, while Sunday circulation increased from 43.727 million to 48.216 million. Advertising revenue more than tripled from 1.1 billion to 3.6 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
American Press Association
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Myrtle
Mt. Pleasant ‘Hospital
Vernon Ehich‘horn
Irwin Hilyard
Earl Coker
Thomas McCormick
Louis Quinn
Clare Church
Windover Lake
Four
Fast, Hometown Claim Service
Bernard McNerney
Tara
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Winds
Hills Bros
IGA
Lady Betty Prune Juice
Nestle
Lustre
Crete
Betty Crocker
Angel Food
Jemima
Hygrade Ball Park
Franks
Shank
Tokay
Sno Kreem
Mary McTaggart
Basil Colé
S. B. Hadal
Mia
Jd. G. White
Optometrist
McEwan St. Ph
Clare Michigan
Ideal Theatre
N. B. Stirling
Clare, Mich
DR. C. B. Neff
W. Wirth St. Ph
City Hall
DR. H. A. Bugbee
Mich
Agency Inc
W. Fifth Clare
DR. G. C. Born
West Fifth Street
Michigan
Wentworth Trucking
A. D.“Austin
M. F. Hutchins
W. Wheaton
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