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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1957

Page

10

Social visits and weekend guests across Michigan towns

The report lists numerous Sunday guests and visits from families and friends such as Mrs. Mary Musgell Mrs. Jennie Bowler Rev J L Nevins and relatives from Grand Rapids Eaton Rapids Sarasota Florida St Louis Detroit and Gladwin with stops at Hight Point Lake Eight Point Lake and Midland including hospital encounters for Ethel Jean Ford hospital and return trips between Detroit and Michigan cottages.

Mary Musgell Mike Stillwagon Shepherd Jennie Bowler Harrison Sim Tagans Howard Brown Austin Hight Point Lake JL. J. Nevins Norton R. Gilbert Martin Heimstra Grand Rapids Kelsey Morgan Eaton Rapids St. Nevins Lewis Siegel Sarasota Florida Clyde Harris George Wisler Joyce Miller Reva Maxwell Fillmore Midland

Dr Borne Explains Foot Structure and Spine Alignment

Dr Borne outlines how the foot with 26 bones distributes body weight mainly through the heel and first metatarsal heads. He links foot arches to balance and whole body health, warns that misalignment causes back and joint strain, and advocates chiropractic examination, manipulation, exercises, and electrotherapy to correct weight distribution and pelvis alignment.

Miss Olive Evans Reflects On Europe Experience

Miss Olive Evans, Clara High School language teacher, recalls a summer in Europe with Paris, friendly people, and shared hopes for security and world peace. She stresses avoiding material displays and earning respect through understanding and careful planning, noting the kindness of locals and the value of cultural impressions.

Olive Evans Europe Reeth Paris Josus

Carr Family Reunion Brings 51 Members Together

On Saturday September 14 at Rosebush Memorial Field fifty one Carr relatives gathered for the annual reunion. Walter Rhieiner presided as president with a brief business meeting and a pot luck dinner at 1 PM. A greeting was sent to ill R A Carr in Chesaning and Mr and Mrs Norman Hutchinson celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary. Elections named Thomas Carr Jr of Garden City as president with John Hacker Leonard Carr and Robert Carr of Detroit as planning committee. Mrs Leonard Reith of Chelsea is secretary treasurer. Sophia Deporty was the oldest attendee and Jimmie Hutchinson the youngest. Next year’s reunion was approved for the same place and roughly the same time with attendees from Chelsea Livonia Garden City Detroit Midland Sault Ste Marie and Clare.

Rosebush Memorial Field Carr Walter Rhieiner R. A. Carr Chesaning Norman Hutchinson Thomas Carr Jr Garden City John Hacker Leonard Carr Robert ‘Carr Detroit Leonard Reith Chelsea Robert Carr Sophia Deporty Jimmie Hutchinson Livonia Midland Sault Sté, Marie Clare Reith Lizzie Weber

Social visitors and weekend guests noted in local brief

Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Forest Brewer included their son and wife, the Curtis couple, the Brewer niece Judy White and baby, and sisters in law Mrs. Epple and Mr. Robinsons. Other visits referenced Lillian Coon and guests from Grand Rapids and Belding, and Menthen family travels to Mt. Pleasant for a slipper birthday event. The McCabe visit from Colombia and Schneiders from Fraser are also listed with local hosts.

Forest Brewer William Brewer Robert Curtis Brewer Joseph White Judy Charles Epple Mt. Pleasant John Robinson Lillian Coon Cora Debby Douglas Friedrick Menthen Jack Bromley Bob Robert McCabe Tie. McCabes Colombia South America Arthur Schneider Fraser Ben Burdo

Complete First Aid Training for Teens Club

Teens Club members met September 10 at the Methodist Church to take their Red Cross First Aid exam. Eighteen attended and all passed under instructor Ray Martin of Rosebush. The group’s aim focuses on devotions and Bible study with three hour summer meetings. a four month scripture contest ended with winners Ruth Neeland, Shirley Tice, Eddie Mayers, and Nita Neeland.

Teens Club Shirley ‘Tice Eddie Mayers Nita Neeland

Cong's Freshman Pilgrim Fellowship Hold First Meeting

The Freshman Pilgrim Fellowship of the Clare Congregational Church held its first meeting of the year at the parsonage Sunday afternoon. Tom Cradit, newly elected president, led discussion of fall money raising projects and spring events to fund camp next summer. The meeting adjourned after charades.

Freshman Pilgrim Fellowship Clare Congregational Church Junior Pilgrim Fellowship Tom Cradit

Hadley Kigar Works On CMC Yearbook

Hadley Kigar son of Mr and Mrs Harold L Kigar of Traverse City returns to Central Michigan College Mr Pleasant to continue work on the yearbook. The 21 year old senior and editor will fly to Nashville Tennessee to prepare for the 1958 yearbook with Benson Publishing Company in Nashville. He majors in English and minors in journalism and sociology and will complete the secondary teaching curriculum. He is president of Alpha Phi Gamma and historian of Tau Kappa Epsilon, a former associate editor of the college newspaper and former assistant editor of the college yearbook. He will receive his degree from Central in June.

Hadley Kigar Harold L. Kigar Traverse City Central Michigan College Pleasant Central Nashville Tennessee Benson Publishing Company Alpha Phi Gamima Tau Kappa Epsilon Ceritral

Fete At Mrs Hawkins Home Welcomes New Neighbors

A coffee hour on a Wednesday morning at Mrs. Willis Hawkins home brought eleven neighbors together. Honored guests included Mrs. Dan Geyzewski and Mrs. Richard Schroeder newly moved into the neighborhood. The Schroeders recently returned from two years in Pakistan where Mr. Schroeder served as Clarke County Agricultural agent and advised the Pakistan government. The Czyzewski family from Harrison, with daughter Sharon, also joined. Mr Czyzewski has worked as a cook at Hotel Doherty.

Willis Hawkins Dan Geyzewski Richard Schroeder Schroiders Pakistan Schroeder Clarke County Agricultural Czyzewski Sharon Jas Doherty

Home Extension Group Meeting Teaches Diet Tips

The Eagle Group met at Mrs Donna Poetry's home Monday evening with nine members and two visitors. Clare County home demonstration agent Phyllis Pearson presented a lesson titled Diet And Like It. A recreation leader led a short quiz Test Your Wits. The hostess served a delicious lunch.

Eagle Donna Poet Ory Phyllis . Pearson Clare County Home

Nurses Hear Discussion On New Drugs

Dr. M. V. Bick of Mt. Pleasant spoke to the Clare Isabella Nurses Association on New Trends in Medicine at the Nurses Home in Mt. Pleasant on September 10. About 20 members attended as he explained new drugs and their uses. A business meeting followed led by President Kay Chamberlain.

M. V. ‘Bick Mt. Pleasant Clare-Isabella Nurses Association Nurses’ Home

Service Photo Caption for Thompson at Fort Ord

Army unit assigned to Company A 4th Brigade Group 1st Battalion 4th Platoon Fort Ord California appears in a service photograph caption naming Thompson with initials J and serial FR16541277.

Pic Larry, J Thompson Larry Fort. Ord California

MSU Offers Free Asian Flu Shots to Students and Faculty

Michigan State University will administer free Asian flu vaccines to students during registration week starting September 23 and to faculty as soon as vaccine supply from Parke Davis arrives. Regular vaccines for faculty began this week. The health service notes Asian flu concerns and cites Hong Kong Singapore outbreaks and U S Public Health Service warnings.

Michigan State Univer Clifford G. Menzies MSU: Health Health Service Parke Davis and Co Detroit U.S United’ States

Newborn Named Roxanné Lee in Clare Bue Arrival

A newborn named Roxanné Lee arrived on October 13 weighing 4 pounds 2 ounces. Parents are Mr. Dad and Mrs. Doni ald Stokes, with Clare Bue noted as the location in the report.

Roxanné Lee Dad Doniald, Stokes Clare Bue

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