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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
5
Footage from CHERIE NICHOLAS highlights housecoats and hostess gowns in gay prints and jersey fabrics. Luxurious lounge wear features bows, belts, and corselet effects, with lace accents and soft silhouettes dominating the fall and winter lines released by Western Newspaper Union.
West Grant. Mr and Mrs Lewis Forbes and family and Mr and Mrs George Rus sell and daughter with Miss Margaret McGleese of Freeland spent Sunday at Mrs Laura Russell home and helped Miss Mary Russell and her uncle Lewis Forbes celebrate birthdays. Pot luck and birthday cake were served. Mrs Robinette visiting Rex Rob inette. James Defoy visited Seeley Johnsons. Carl Gruno visited Wentworth children. Rex Robinette visited Walter Relise. Seeley Johnsons improving their home.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Root and family spent Sunday at Mrs Mary Abbie's home in Midland. Burt Douglas and Burt Parshall visited Clare last Thursday. Gordon and Miss Pat Chatman from Mr Pleasant spent the weekend with Ed's mother Virginia. J E Bruce family entertained guests last Saturday. Mrs Doris Budd is improving after a fall. Weller Root family returned to Walled Lake after visiting Oscar Root and Virginia Gardon.
Mrs Harve Gross spent the weekend with her son Ronald at Breck enridge Virginia Gordon seeks treatment at Dr Borns in Clare for her left arm Walter Barzee left Friday on a hunting trip up north Oscar Root and Weller Root called at Marion last Thursday Clarence Milligan of Gladwin visited the Gordons last Thursday Louise's new flower and gift shop in Clare is praised as a nice attraction for flowers and pottery
West Freeman notes show Mr and Mrs Albert Lee hosting their niece Miss Glenna Oberlin from near Mecosta. Weekend guests at Elgin Hickok home included nephew Charles Hickok, brother-in-law Shirley Rutledge and daughter Doris Hickok of Lansing.
The Agricultural attaché Léonard Peters of the Netherlands embassy says it will take five years to restore flooded areas to production. He notes extensive damage across Dutch farms and air and water control measures will be required to regain pre flood output.
Sunday school at 10 with Supt Mrs. Anna Wells and evening service at 8 led by Pastor W. Warick. Wava Tryon visited for her birthday with the Tryon family. Local families attended events in Saginaw and Bay City. Mrs. Betsey Rogers remains in Clare hospital recovering from a temple injury. Paul and Katherine Cornell attend Saginaw and Midland schools. Local move: Iva Badger and family opened a general store in Lake formerly owned by Peter Oman.
The text notes wheat has ancient origins as a main crop in Egypt and Palestine and formed part of prehistoric cave dwellers' food supply. It mentions the Chinese cultivating wheat in 270 BC and calling it a direct gift from heaven.
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