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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
16
Kathrine Long known as Grandma Long turns 100 on September 11. She lives in Tillamook, Oregon, with her daughter Mrs. Alta Magnuson, 80, who shares the home. After five years with her daughter, she, age 94, returned to Oregon in 1952 to live on her own.
William H. Smith born February 5 1884 in Canada died Friday September 12 at Midland laxid Hospital. Funeral from Free Methodist Church Mancelona with burial in Mancelona Cemetery. Survived by three sons in California Midland Farwell. three daughters Midland West Branch Sanford. 23 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren one sister Mrs Irwin Curtis Mancelona one brother James Milwaukee and one half brother John Harris Boyne City.
Rev Andrews spoke on Identified by Living during morning worship. Harold Kelly sang a solo with Miss Caralee Elliott accompanying. Marrinetts Sunday School and families held a lawn pot luck at Raymond Scott home in Lake with about 30 attendees.
William Rogers formerly of Farwell died Wednesday morning September 10 at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing. He had lived part time with his son Archie and his daughter Mrs Eugene Hudson in Lansing. Burial was Friday afternoon in Cherry Grove Cemetery at Clare.
Mrs Bertha McLeod of Long Beach visits relatives including Mrs Harriett Parker as her sister celebrates a 90th birthday with seven children and kin. A Pink and Blue shower honors Mrs Alan Luce and Mrs Bernie Davison with twelve relatives attending at Arlo Barber home. Marcia Barber prepares for nurses training in Lansing after a party at Gordon Rydman’s Coleman home. Herschell Reiss and Anna Schofield take a motor trip recalling boyhood sites in Luther Boon and Cadillac.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Maynard welcomed son Craig Kerry born Saturday weighing seven pounds. Mrs. Lloyd Nichols of Lake George cares for sister’s home and children. San Francisco calls reach Ferguson’s family in Japan via crew member Kaz umi Ohta aboard the Ayanami. EB Ball and Wilmot Carpenter hosts, Cass City trip with mother Mrs. B. F. Benkelman. Several local visits include Alma Perry at Frank Thomas home, Hawks family gathering in Dewitt, and Edsel O’Brien guests at Clear Lake.
Mrs Lettie Wiggins and sister Beulah Riley of Mt Pleasant visited Mrs Anna Scho field. The group traveled with Mrs Jerinie Firich and son Arthur from Phoenix to cross the Mackinac Straits Bridge last Saturday. Families from Gladwin Clare Marine City and other areas spent weekends with relatives in Beaverton Coleman and Big Rapids.
State Police provisional figures show August marked the eighth straight month with fewer traffic deaths than the prior year. There were 123 fatalities, down 28 from 151 in August 1957, with eight months totaling 807 deaths, down from 982 a year earlier. Labor Day toll reached 11 fatalities in 10 accidents, a record low in years. Commissioner Joseph A. Childs praised the improvement but warned that the upcoming four months are the toughest of the year.
Mr and Mrs Elam Seymour were Sunday guests of his sister and called on other relatives including Mr and Mrs Jack Renner and Mr and Mrs Al Young. Douglas Hounam and family from Flint spent the day with Jamies Hounans. Albert and Lawrence Dawson and families from Evart visited Sunday.
The warm waters of the Gulf Stream pass near New England but barely alter winter temperatures as prevailing winds push air from the land over the region.
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