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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
6
The Brush College Maxis Club met at the Community Building Saturday night with sponsor Mrs. Randolph Rockey. Seventeen attendees included several thirteen year olds. A program featured games devotions and a cider and donuts lunch.
Winterfield households recount Sunday meals and visits across Wisconsin and Michigan. Sam Gaskill and family host in Marion with relatives from John Gaskill and Vicki Lynne. Nealie Cook travels to Wisconsin visiting sister and Gaylord connections. Ervin Cook, Sherman Boyer and families visit Neal ie Cook home. Edmond Cutler and family host. Funeral of William McComb attended by Melvin Berkompas and Ollie.
Barrett Musterspaugh and Lucius Cole are patients at Central Michigan Community Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. Friends and relatives attended the wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Robert Cluley and Barbara Mitchell at Beal City Hall Saturday evening. Best wishes.
Mrs Clarence Methner hosted a birthday party for her son Byron as he turned eight on October 20 at a Delwin area home. Attendees included David and Greg Foster Larry and Douglas Vanbuskirk Lois Eberhart Pat and Mike OToole Gary Lennox David Donaldson from Roseburg and Byron's sister Caron. Cake ice cream and supper were served by the hostess and guests.
An excerpt lists curiosities and trivia from the Cyclopaedia including a so called monkey dog a small sturdy pet of about 10 inches and 7 to 9 pounds. It notes Indiana claiming the nations largest high school gym at North Side High School Elkhart with 8248 seats. It also cites nonprofit hospital data from 1954 showing average daily patient costs and per patient losses and the fact that over half of US hospital beds house mental patients.
A historic ad touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief for hot flashes and midlife discomfort. It claims doctors tested relief ranging from 63 to 80 percent, presenting the product as a modern remedy for nerve and menstrual symptoms.
The Sentinel emphasizes its wide reader base from county residents to nearby communities and distant homes. It promotes varied news and features aimed at all ages, inviting non subscribers to try the paper for comprehensive local coverage.
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