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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1951
Page
3
A weekend of social visits and celebrations highlighted by Mrs. Frank Nevins’ birthday party attended by extended family and friends. Numerous relatives traveled from Flint, Bay City, Lapeer, and beyond to join gatherings, dinners, and outings to Grayling and Big Bear Lake.
An old advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Tablets as effective against hot flashes and mid life nervous symptoms. It claims relief in 63 to 80 percent of doctor tested cases and encourages women to try the remedies for functional pains and menstrual discomfort.
Frank Herron was honored at a birthday sendoff and farewell party Saturday at his aunt’s home with about fifty young people and close relatives. He received a purse of money, then traveled with Rolland Guseback to Detroit Belle Isle Ann Arbor before boarding United Air Lines to Chicago Oakland and on to Oakland, then Fencon Korea via Fargo.
Mrs. Tom White is slowly improving after surgery at Midland hospital. Floyd Walters of The Nea and family visitors at the Walters home. Gary Brown won a bicycle at the Frargigon fair. The Montney home is under construction. Debnar Allen and children visited her parents the LaVoyes. Grand Rapids guests stayed with Leland Favreau family. Pete Gardhgn and son, Jim Thompson and Bina hosted visitors. Arnold Thompson of Rosebush and others visited Pardee and Flint families. Various relatives visited the Hanes home, including LaVern Ford and Clink family members.
Brinton and Coleman residents including Mr and Mrs George Skinner and Mrs Thelma Smith fished at Houghton Lake midweek then planned Bay of Stan dish fishing before returning home. Alma visitors and family gatherings occurred across multiple households with Theron Hamilton returning from Ann Arbor railroad work and pickups between Alma Farwell and Stan dish.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Lake returned from Lansing after attending the wedding of Joan Nichols to Douglas Nichols. The couple visited daughter Mrs Donald Chapin in Midland and took Dohna to Ann Arbor for university. Weekend trips included Houghton Lake and Harrison fair. Residents attended fairs in Harrison and Saginaw. Joan Roggerman and Alice Stinchcombe shopped in Mt Pleasant and visited Mrs Stinchcombe. Charlene Roggerman attended the Harrison fair. Kenneth Lambert and sister-in-law Mrs Ervin Rogerman hosted relatives from Lansing. Frank Brown and Mrs Goldie Duffy called on Lake parents.
Mrs. Fred Guthrie and family visited Mrs. Gerald Heintzelman and family on Thursday. Several families visited relatives, including the Heber and Chas Heber households, while Bob begins his new job. The Shavers and Hilemans visited family and enjoyed the fair as Dick Hileman prepared for a Navy assignment.
The column lists Mrs Lee Foster and others visiting in the area. Visitors include Mrs Martin McCann of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Gene Van Blarcom and family, plus Lansing guests Viewiee Melitz and May Heints.
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