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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1956
Page
5
Health guidance urges August and early September focus as polio peaks among ages five to nine. It promotes spinal hygiene, rest periods, vitamin B and C intake, and careful activity with adults, plus weekly spinal analyses for children to reduce fatigue and nerve strain.
The Home and Garden Club held its annual Flower Show on August 30 in the Congregational Church basement. Entries included African Violets, Begonias, roses, dahlias and zinnias with ribbons awarded to many exhibitors. The event featured performances by local performers and a tea hour served by club volunteers.
Mrs Floyd Werts and Mrs Frank Simpson hosted a birthday dinner in Clare on Paris Aie’s ninth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Cobleigh and their children. The youngsters enjoyed cake ice cream and gifts, while the guests shared in the celebration.
Marion Roth returned home early Sunday morning from two weeks attending advanced banking school at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. His wife met him at Tustin. Mrs. Roth and son Donald returned Thursday evening from visiting her aunt Mrs. William Miller in Pontiac.
Mr and Mrs Harold Yost and children visited their son James Yost in Grayling. James Yost moved to Temple for work. Numerous family and friends from Harrison and nearby towns visited, hosted, or traveled to see relatives in Michigan and Ontario, including trips to Lincoln Nebraska and Lake Mitchell Cadillac.
Secretary of State James M. Hare announces up to date weight slips must accompany applications for 1957 license plates to track trucks and equipment. He notes plates must be secured before November 15, 1956 and that heavier vehicles pay more. He warns against reusing plates and calls for investigations to close this cheating, while praising the honesty of most operators.
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