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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1953
Page
13
The Lawson and Gorden families thank relatives and friends for flowers and kindness during the long illness and loss of Peg. Special thanks to Coloma Warner for care, pastors Nev ing and Malson for comforting words, and Stephenson Funeral Home. Jim Lawson and baby.
Mrs Mason C Smith expresses sincere thanks to Vernon Grange North Vernon Extension Elite birthday group relatives and friends for flowers cards letters and gifts while in Saginaw General Hospital and convalescing at Beaverton Also thanks doctors and staff at Clare General Hospital for kindness and prayers offered by all others in gratitude
The message thanks those who assisted during illness and death of a loved one. Special thanks go to Mrs. Cappaert Rev Thompson singers flower senders Mr Doherty Benefit Auxiliary and the Clare Churett of God.
The Clarence Weiler Family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement. They also thank Rev and Mrs Burgess and the Stephenson Funeral Home for services.
To all who brightened days for our father and grandfather John A Henry in illness and after death we express sincere thanks. Special gratitude to Alice A Seeley Chapter O B S for dinner Rev Neving for comfort and Frank Coker for service and kindness. Mr and Mrs James O Rassat My and Mrs Palmer Dolph Mr and Mrs Louis Gee and families join in thanks
Mrs. Glen Newman thanks her relatives neighbors and friends for cards letters gifts and calls during her illness and hospital stay and after returning home. She especially recalls prayers and assistance with home work during that time.
A brief note expresses gratitude to the community and hospital staff for kindness and help during a stay at Community Hospital and subsequent recovery at home. Signatures or identifiers are not provided.
Glen Strouse expresses sincere thanks for letters and cards received during his hospital stay in Rochester Minnesota.
Community notes thank all who assisted and patrons who supported the labor day stand at Farewell L D 8 Church with appreciation for their help and attendance.
Circles I and TV announce a rummage sale on September 24 25 and 26 in the Methodist Church Basement. People with items to donate may arrange pickup by calling 986 W2 or 667 212.
The Vernon City church notes report a Sunday missionary service with Lois Drake of South Africa as speaker and praise from the district missionary president Mrs. Orville Marsh. Socials and greetings marked Eva Sherman’s 70th birthday with multiple gatherings and neighbors joining in.
Northeast Springfield residents petitioned the city council against the Chicago and Illinois Midland Railroad for frequent long whistles. They objected to tunes like Yankee Doodle, noting at least two melodies could be heard, while a railroad spokesman defended standard whistle procedures.
Chess by mail links workers at A V Roe Aircraft Co in Toronto and Thomson Houston Co in England. Moves are mailed within 48 hours, averaging 30 moves per game, with 15 cents per mailing. Typical match runs several weeks and costs about nine dollars.
In the Second French Empire era Napoleons era dances were often supplied with one of the first mechanical pianos operated by pumping a handle at the side.
A Denver dermatologist Dr. Gerald M. Frumness says skin reveals emotional states as closely as facial expressions. He ties emotional factors to warts fever blisters rosacea and eczema and cites cases where psychiatric care aided healing. He notes rosacea links to blushing tendencies and suggests treating personality patterns alongside skin disorders.
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