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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1960
Page
9
Local column records numerous weekend and Labor Day visits as Harrison residents host relatives and friends from Saginaw Midland Lansing Flint Detroit andother towns. Guests include Albee Amble Hughes Wells Dar lings and Binsingers with trips to Mackinac Island Cleveland and Cleveland area cottages noted.
Listings describe 235 acres with 165 tillable, a large barn and silo priced at 18000 plus a dairy farm in Warren Township with 440 acres 6 bedrooms bulk tank Grade A and two silos priced at 25000 and a modern large home. West Clare City limits features about 160 acres crossed by the Tobacco River with a large modern home and a second home, ideal for development or a golf course.
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The Tenth Annual Old Car Festival takes place September 10 and 11 at Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn. About 30 antique cars, from 1899 or earlier to 1917 25, will compete in classes and events, with grand champions crowned for each era. Attendance last year reached 26,081, and entries come from Michigan Ohio Illinois Indiana and beyond including a 1904 Cadillac Roadster from Indio California.
At Greenfield Village near Detroit Michigan the Classic Car Club of America Midwest Grand Classic highlighted Chrysler Corporations donation of a 1932 Chrysler Landau and a 1940 Chrysler Imperial Phaeton to the Ford Museum. Dr Donald A Shelley and Alan G Loofborough presented the vehicles, which enhance the museum collection of 178 historic autos. Grand Champion honors went to C E Valentine Jr of Birmingham Michigan for a 1937 Mercedes Benz Cabriolet. runners up were Russell Strauch and George Kella for a 1937 Cord and a 1935 Cadillac respectively. Other states represented included Indiana Wisconsin Pennsylvania and New York.
A Reader's Digest article notes 20 million Americans suffer home injuries yearly with 15 million needing medical care and 26 000 dying from common hazards such as falls burns poisons and suffocation. It urges hazard elimination and household drills aided by a first aid handbook and a checklist to spot dangers from frayed cords to unsafe smoking.
Mrs Claude Harrison and Mrs Lorraine Killworth hosted visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Pearl Wells. Kalmazoo guests Don Sly and family stayed with the Sly and Moncref households and visited Mrs Marvin Nash in Gladwin to see a new baby. Charley Goodband of Jackson. Amble family from Saginaw. Iva Orcutt of Bellaire. Margaret Allen and family joined area hosts in Harrison. Roy Whitmore of Carrollton Ohio visited F D McKenna. Melbourne Rainey traveled to Toledo. F D McKenna and Dennis McKenna spent a day in Albion. Allen Johnstone and Grove headed to Gaylord after Clarence Gaudion’s two week stay.
A call for readers to place want ads in The Sentinel to reach all potential customers and prospects. The notice urges advertisers to submit listings promptly to maximize visibility and response.
Dieticians at The University of Michigan Medical Center urge the public to avoid fad diets that promise rapid weight change or cures. They remind readers that the American Medical Association, the State Health Department, and the American Dietetic Association offer reliable nutrition information and can be contacted for answers.
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