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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1963

Page

10

Women Golfers Meet At Twin Elms In Foursome Event

The Women’s Golf Club met last Wednesday at Twin Elms for two ball foursome play. First place went to Mrs. Marie Sweet and Mrs. Helen LaGoe. Ties for second were Mrs. Velma Reiss with Mrs. Blanche Stoll and Mrs. Phyllis Hartshorn with Mrs. Ann Olson. Weather permitting, play will continue.

Twin Elms Marie Sweet Helen LaGoe Velma Reiss Blanche Stoll Phyllis Hartshorn Ann Olson

City Briefs Full Weekend Socials Across Englewood

A flurry of weekend visits and social calls spans Englewood and nearby towns. Linden visitors Delbert Spiegle arrive Friday, with Duluth and St Louis guests dining and hospital calls noted. Numerous Englewood residents host and travel to towns including Chesaning Bay City Midland and Rochester for family gatherings weddings and tours.

Delbert Spiegle Linden New Jersey L.R. Cotton Mabel Root Vivian Sandberg Duluth Floy Robinette Chesaning Saginaw Blanche Giebel St. Mary’s Hospital Howard Richter Jane Ann St. Louis May Chaffee Sterling Ellsworth Chaffee Richard Woods

Fourth Annual Newmen Reunion

Eighty seven relatives gathered Sunday September 22 for the Newman reunion at the Elm Grove Parish Hall. Virgil Newman gave the table grace before a chicken dinner, followed by a group photo including a five generation shot and a business meeting led by president Carmen Newman.

Newman Re Union Elm Grove Virgil Newman Carmen Newman

Navy graduate Bernard J. Rooker listed

Bernard J. Rooker aviation machinist's mate second class USN son of Mrs. Linnie L. Rooker of Clare attended Aviation Machinist's Mate School at Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee graduating August 23. He entered the Navy in June 1960 after attending Memphis Christian College. The text mentions the Ley family visiting Lansing with their son Otis Stanley.

Bernard J. Rooker USN Linnie L.rooker Clare Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tenn Navy Rooker Memphis Christian College

Tetanus Deaths Unnecessary Says AMA Health Official

AMA health official Dr. Raymond L. White says tetanus is preventable and deaths are largely due to failure to immunize. He explains spores survive in dust and soil and emphasize early vaccination with a series of injections and regular boosters to maintain protection.

AMA Health Raymond L. White M.D American Medical Association Dr. White White

Local social notes from Harrison area residents

Mrs Laurene LaVell of Gladstone visits with daughter and family in Harrison. Various neighbors and relatives host and visit across several towns including Beaverton, Midland, Saginaw, Rose City, and Mt. Pleasant, with hospital and home visits noted. About 85 attendees at a Newman reunion at Elm Grove Parish House.

Laurene LaVell Gladstone Robert Larson Paul Moore Fred Stang Flavia Schaaf Bruce McGregor Rose City Bertha Borden Martha Whceeler Florence McGregor Sam Morrison Mike Lansing John Raspot Saginaw Curtis Morton Midland E.G. Wilson Ruth Hubbard Mt. Pleasant Hospital George Nash George Clare Hospital Harvey Phillips Brice Henry Wayland Glenn Poet Ted Newman Newman Elm Grove Ronald Langworthy Beaverton Earl Thomas Harry Pratt Jr Trenton William van Heel Ethel Hagen Doug Cook Jerry Sweete Madelon Cook Arthur Miller Leo Antrup Joanne Hasset Ewart Jennie Amble Lewis Kutter Blanche Geibel Saginaw Hospital

Plans For Backyard Greenhouse A Quick Build Guide

Michigan State University horticulturists describe a small inexpensive plastic covered greenhouse that can be built by hobbyists. It is 8 1/2 feet wide and scalable in 3 foot multiples. Arches use 1/4 inch plywood strips and treated foundations extend frame life. Snow won’t break the cover but the plastic must be replaced yearly. Free drawings (No 5946) available by writing Plan Service at MSU East Lansing.

Michigan State University Agricultural Engineering Bldg MSU East Lansing

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