Mammoth Shovels and Coal Load Rail Cars
A sentence notes electric shovels used in strip tanning and coal handling. It cites a 50 cubic yard shovel capacity loading 48,000 railroad hopper cars monthly, illustrating vast scale in material transfer.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
12
Mrs Hewitt Speaks at September Study Club Meeting
Mrs Hewitt, author of Life With Grandma, was guest speaker at the September Study Club in the Methodist Church parlors. She reviewed fifty years of inventions from electricity to television through the lens of grandparents. Gordon Gray of Michigan State University is planned as a guest speaker for the October meeting on Your Child and Television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. GC. Garthe
N. ‘A. Biden
Ralph Cole
America
Arthur Delamarter
Sally Baker Hewitt
Jackson
Grandma
Grandpa
Ben Bosink
Robert Pinaire
Donald Richardson
Fred Gieb
Women Golfers Compete In Ithaca Play
Twelve Clare women golfers traveled to Ithaca on Wednesday August 31 to compete at the Ithaca course. The event offered Low Putts and Best Poker Hand prizes. Ann Lynn Bayes tied with Mae Baumgarth for low putts, while Adelaide Hiden won the second division. A ball was awarded to Hach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Clare
Ann Lynn Bayes
Mae Baumgarth
Adelaide Hiden
Hach
Muterspaugh Celebrate 25th Anniversary at Family Dinner
A surprise party honored Clifford and Whileanor Muterspaugh of Jackson Michigan for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Relatives gathered at Mrs A S Muterspaughs home 5596 H Weidman Road for a noon pot luck dinner for thirty three with an open house from 2 to 4 p m. Gifts included cash and assorted presents while two sons in the service could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Muterspaugh
H. Weidman
Clifford
Whileanor (Battle) Muterspaugh
Jackson
Michigan
Mother Mitterspaugh
Minerva-Richmond
Farwell
Sarah Ratey
Mt. Pleasant
Wilbert Muterspaugh
Steve
Mike
Stanley Ledford
Andy
Susie
Barbara Mitterspaugh
Arthur
Air Force
Germany
Thomas
Sampson Air Base
New York
Miss Skinner and Lt Meyer Unite in Aug 28 Nuptials
Miss Laura Mae Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Czyzewski of Harrison marries First Lieutenant Henry J Meyer son of Brig Gen H J Meyer at First Congregational Church Harrison. The ceremony featured a Chantilly lace gown, candlelight setting, flowers and family attendants. After a reception the couple will reside in Lawton Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Mae Skinner
Danie ‘l’ Czyzewski
Harrison
Henry
Meyer
Hj.d. Meyer
Baldwin
Long Island
New York
First Congregational Church
Ralph P. Clay- Bett
L.J
Wesley Skinner
Esther Nevins
Sharon Czyzewski
Mary
Nevins
Lons Island
Grosse Pointe
Trenton
Oxford
Flint
Bay City
Midland
Flushing
Lansing
Battle Creek
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Roscommon
Higgins Lake
Houghton Lake
Gladwin
Grayling
Detroit
Hayes Agricultural High School
Central Michigan College
Oxford ‘School
Berkley
Michigan
Groom
West Point Military Academy
Korea
Japan
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Artillery
Cherry Avenue
Lawton
Nashs Return From Two Week National Park Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nash returned home Saturday night after a two week trip to Petoskey Glacier Park Montana Yellowstone Virginia City and Rapid City with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Warren Seamon. They traveled by Highway No 2 and visited Mt Rushmore The Needle Drive and the Bad Lands while also hunting buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nash
Petoskey
Warren Séamon
Glacier Park
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Virginia City
Hast Gate
Rapid City
South Dakota
Mt. Rushmore
Needle Drive
Meet As While Club Hosts Guests and Prizes
Mrs Albert McPhail entertained her Meet As While club with guest Mrs Zella Deaner of New Baltimore and ten members. An inch of cake followed by games awarded first prize to Evelynn Wea die and second to Maude Ramey. The next gathering will be at Maude Ramsey's on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McPhail
Zella Deaner
New Baltimore
Evelynn Weadie
Maude Ramey
Maude
Theta Rho Club Starts Session At Chili Supper
The Clara Theta Rho Guild Club opened fall meetings on Thursday evening September 1 with a chili supper served by Mrs. Rose Jerred and helpers. Miss Nina Leiter, president, led a 16 member roll call and business session. Plans for fall activities included a modern dancing party after the next meeting on September 15. Laverna Loucks shared experiences from the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Theta Rho Guild Club
Rose Jerred
Margo
Sue
Sharga’.Haring
Laverna Loucks
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Holds First Meeting
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority met in the Congregational Church basement on September 6 to resume activities. President Mrs. Neil Sowle led the business session with reports from secretary Mrs. J. R. Gershon and treasurer Mrs. Peter Reale. A card party is planned for September 26 at the Hotel Doherty under the guidance of Mrs. John Wicklund and the ways and means committee. Publicity chair is Mrs. Bud Anderson. A social hour followed. next gathering is September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Congregational Church
Neil Sowle
J. R. Gershon
Peter Reale
Doherty
John Wicklund
Bud Anderson
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Ain Auto
Tgsuratce
M. Poirot
Golden City
Migzouri
State Farm
State Arm Mutual
Conte Pany
Senator B
Tadant
Mrs. Hewitt
Clare Cleaners
The
Illustrated Home Library
Encyclopedia
Parents’ ‘Magazine
Imporstant Med
Miss Skinner
Nashs
Trip
Mrs. McPhail
Theta Rho Club
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Standard Service
Bob Rowley
Clare, Mich
Kolynos
Tons
QUICK
PROM
LIST
Richard Hudnut
Curtis Spray
Daal
Roy-E. Cimmerer
Hial
Fim
Irs
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