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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
8
A chiropractor explains leg ache origins including varicose veins back pain and nerve issues in the pelvis and spine. He cites conditions like osteomyelitis cancer and scurvy and urges prompt clinic treatment to prevent incurable outcomes.
Claire Sentinel reports a long list of weekend visitors and callers in Clare Michigan. Many residents and relatives from Saginaw Lansing Battle Creek Pontiac and Fort Lauderdale gathered at homes of the Light Kennedy Ford and Warner families. The piece notes travel between Traverse City Madison Wiscon sin and California and mentions a nursing student and local celebrations.
Delta Ohio residents hosted relatives from Ithaca to Kalamazoo in a busy weekend of calling and dining. Guests included Mr and Mrs J R Harrenstein and others visiting Mrs Naomi Buerge and family. Families from Delta, Lansing, and Youngstown toured sites and joined Sunday gatherings.
Mrs Nettie Cook born January 11 1879 died at her Lake home Tuesday September 2 1958 after a long illness She was 79 years seven months and 22 days Funeral services were at First Baptist Lake burial at Greenart Cemetery beside her husband Rev Paul Acker and Dr Hooverter officiated Burial directed by Coker Funeral Home Farwell She was a beloved community member and First Baptist Church member.
The Scott reunion gathered 41 relatives on Sunday September 7 at the Raymond Scott residence. Officers elected included President Raymond Scott and secretary treasurer Jacqueline Walters. Plans were made to hold the 1959 reunion at the same location. Attending families came from Rives Junction Mason Ewart Midland and Lake. The First Baptist Church of Lake hosts a Round Robin series with a different missionary guest each night this week. Sympathy extends to Rev Paul Acker and family after the death of Hazen Acker of Alma.
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