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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1952
Page
4
Vernon City and surrounding families hosted relatives and friends through the weekend with pot luck dinners and birthday celebrations. The Browns marked their 34th wedding anniversary, Doris Kay Simpson celebrated her fifth birthday, and numerous visits were logged among the Snider, Briggs, McDowell, Yeoman, Simpson, Nevins, Mott, Bow en and other households in Vernon and nearby towns.
Southeast Sheridan notes show many residents visiting relatives in Flint Fort Knox Muskegon and Evart. Ruth McReynolds plans Bible college in Fort Wayne. Shirley Randle to undergo Mayo Clinic surgery.
Rosebush updates cover Frank Miller’s ties to the area dating back 63 years when his stepfather ran the post office. Substitute bus driver Nelson Calkins will operate one Rosebush Consolidated School bus at the start of the week. Guests included Jack and Bill Sharp at Irvin Shively’s home and Albert Neelands preparing for a move to Toronto. Weekend visitors Hugh and Sheila Swindlehurst hosted by the Swindlehursts and Wesensky wedding attendees.
Donald Paisley stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky spent a weekend pass with his sister Mrs. Robert Vogel. Pvt Dick Sheahan also at Fort Knox Kentucky spent the Labor Day weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Gene Sheahan.
Sympathy extended to the Tom Randall and Walter Deller families. Social notes report teacher Velma Reiss in Lake Thirteen, Labor Day visits to Farwell, Mt. Pleasant guest Bink Phelps, calls on the Hanes and Bauer families, and relatives from Ohio. Congratulations to Melvin and wife on a new son. Laura Wilds visited Maple Grove.
Swiss officials publish a war service manual guiding civilians on behavior during potential enemy occupation. The chapter urges restraint from partisan actions, noting many frontier regions may not be defended, and warns that civilian acts of war in occupied areas provoke reprisals disproportionate to the sacrifices.
Mrs. Sarah Hunt and children attended a party at the Lloyd Hunt home Friday afternoon and called on Mrs. James Sweet. The Clarence Vinton family joined the Watson reunion near Marion. Lucy Vinton and Ruby visited the Nellie Phelps home near Mt. Pleasant. James Sweet and son had Sunday dinner with his niece Mrs. Roy Stuart near Jerseyville. Iva Van Syckle and Ella Snyder of Willow Springs were Tuesday supper guests of the Jim Sweet family. Thursday afternoon James Sweet and son called on Ira VanSyckle and Hia Snyder at the Art Vincent home. Elwood Brown is recovering from illness and children are glad to be back in school. Mildred Birtles of Beiding was a Saturday overnight guest at the James Sweet home.
Marble Auto Collision advertises specialized brake service with a free inspection. The slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives is featured and callers are encouraged to phone for details or an appointment.
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