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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1959
Page
5
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The column lists residents and visitors such as Max Timbrook, Dean Graham, and the Wood, Cotter, Campbell, Gleason, and Perry families. It notes Mr. Gates resting at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing and several locals attending church, meals, and social visits over the weekend.
Beaverton broker Fred L. Woodey promotes numerous properties in Isabella and Clare counties. Listings include lake frontage on Ross Lake and Wixom Lake, 2 to 4 bedroom homes, 40 to 220 acre tracts, barns, silos, and farm shop facilities. Prices range from about 1 800 to 45 000 with various down payments and terms.
Mr and Mrs Peter James Cook and son Mike visited Lansing relatives including Mr and Mrs David Cook as they spent the weekend there. Harold Haught and Mrs Bragg guests, Don Haught and Dave Wonn joined in, along with Vander Woude and Nealie Cook at a funeral service. Mrs Walter Wyman hosted a baby shower for Norma Jean June Brinks and Lori Jo. The Ever Ready Club marked Mary Bulman's birthday with a home gathering of 15 ladies.
Mr and Mrs Roy June move into a new home near Edmore with Russell Goodrich and family visiting his parents. Peter Cook visits Gladwin and Kalamazoo links surface as multiple relatives spend weekends with Frank Davis's family in Cadillac and on the Muskegon river area.
Charles Shick of Michigan State University Fisheries and Wildlife notes a state survey by the Department of Conservation shows four of five landowners allowed a two person hunting party on farm land. He says many farmers post lands but still permit hunting and urges hunters to seek permission and keep parties small for better relations.
A note from a reader recalls Police Chief Tiny Fields starting an anti jaywalking program near a grade school on Monday. He handed out Breen brand green lollipops to children crossing with the Breen light until crowds surged, forcing him to stop the effort. The column urges thoughtful, tolerant actions and respect for neighbors rights including personal beverage choices.
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