Ford introduces 1956 safety features to protect drivers
Ford Motor unveils 1956 safety innovations aimed at keeping occupants inside the car during crashes. Features include a deep center safety steering column, reinforced door latches, anchored seat belts, crash cushioning for panels and visors, and safety rear view mirrors. Cornell and Indiana State Police studies show reduced injuries when passengers stay inside the vehicle and use these devices.
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families gather for holidays and visits across Michigan towns
A busy social weekend unfolds with Stella Fraser and Ben Henry hosting visitors in Chelsea and excursions to Midland Saginaw Ann Arbor and Chelsea. Neighbors and relatives attend parties at Rose Lake Holford Road and Rosebush while surgeries and birthdays are noted at Clare Osteopathic Hospital and with Mr Holford celebrating his seventy fifth birthday.
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Stella Fraser
Ben Henry
Arlo’ Dennison
Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
Fling
Ann Arbor
Bill
Henry
Chelsea
Dean ‘Henry
Alice Lee Jackson
Rose Lake
Sar Hilder
Holford Road
Ferris Pruden
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Chum Bell
Gilbert Bell
Hemlock
Melvin
Wright
Silver Lake
Vickp Pruden
Archie McIniyne
Traverse City
Eugene Gagnon
Edwin Rouse
Bus Johnson
Clare
Archie Frasyer
Frank Schram
Mary Schram
Roy Holford
Holford
Alfred Forrester
Mt Morris
Melvin Wright
Community Notes from Gilmore Center Church Services
135 attended the Sunday service at Gilmore Center. Families visited relatives in Niagara Falls and Alaska. The Martain Reunion gathered at Norman Buchel and Elam Seymour homes with about fifty guests. Other locals visited Farwell Home Coming and Jarman home. Claud and Elon Fordyce moved to St Johns for work, with wives joining them.
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Elza Beery
Eva Lynn Akin
Ithaca
Twila Beery
Fred Akin
Don. Newman
Findlay
Ohio
Beery
Jennie Bates
Midland
Lawerence Bates
Russell Armentrout
Glenda
JoAnn Calkins
Jill -Ann
Joe Eberhart
Martin Heiser
Coleman
Clinton
Dunkle
Eva Akin
Alma
Jane Kleiner
Saginaw
Kai Cheong Yong
Asbury College
Kentucky
Filo Smith
Susan
Central Lake
Fred Smith
Clarence Davis
Gerald Savage
Jerry ‘Savage
Kleiner
Rosebush
Clarence. Davis
William Porter
Vickié
Shell Supply Company
Albert Birdsell
Detroit
Ernest Kleiner
Loren Birdsell
Oliver Birdgell
Walter Kleiner
Norman Hutchinson
Julia Hutchinson
Gordon Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Otto Kleiner
Alvin Wood
New Polyester Film Band Aids Healing Tissue Separates Cleanly
The first non adherent dry bandage uses a new polyester film that does not stick to healing tissue when removed. More than five million U S farms now have electric service.
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Ragweed Pollen Counts Endanger Hay Fever Victims in Michigan
The Michigan Department of Health warns hay fever sufferers that ragweed pollen can reach 1000 grains per cubic yard daily by mid August. Even regions labeled ragweed free may experience pollen transport by prevailing winds. Officials note nine of ten hay fever cases stem from ragweed pollen and urge consult with a doctor to ease discomfort.
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