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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
9
Darrell Weldon seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Dale Weldon was hurt last week after an eight foot fall at his father's cement plant He was taken to Mr Pleasant for Morcys and is under observation for six weeks.
Miss Sharon Clark enjoyed a birthday wiener roast Saturday afternoon with friends Kayleen Archbold Glenna Stallings Gail Eaton Judy Baumer Joey Baumer Ellen Saul Marcia Stanfield Candy Kinne Diane Randall Nickoli Ashcraft Carol Morton and Beverly Sue MacGregor of Mt Pleasant. The outdoor party featured a decorated cake ice cream and games with favors prizes and many gifts for Sharon.
A string of social visits and weekend gatherings fills the area as families hosted friends and relatives. Surprises for Nick Allen at a dinner marked the birthday event while others visited in Grand Rapids Flint Lima and Saginaw. The painting class met and many couples spent time with kin at cottages and homes across Midland Bay City and Mt. Pleasant.
Alpena residents Mr and Mrs Ed Misner and others visited friends in Clare and Lansing. Florida visitor Mrs Marguerite Newell joined Mrs Paul Gibson for meals and club events. Various families hosted, dined, or traveled for birthdays, weddings, and church or garden club meetings across Clare, Lansing, Mt Pleasant, and nearby towns.
Alma residents hosted relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Fred Reiner and family and Mrs Effie Winchell. Dover visitors Delmar Allen and family joined Everette Allen’s household. Many others from Reed City Mt Pleasant Evart Gladwin Clare Saginaw Howell Owosso and Traverse City appeared for weekend dinners calls and birthdays across the area.
Mr and Mrs BF Hampton hosted Mr and Mrs Fred Schaaf and guests Mr and Mrs Floyd Haven and Mr and Mrs Clint Woods at a Thursday dinner. The Haven couple departed Friday morning from Tri City Airport to return home in Phoenix Arizona after a month of visiting.
Mrs. Glen Bucholz and Mrs. Donald Smith co hosted a pink and blue stork shower for Mrs. Melvin Davis and her baby daughter. Twenty guests attended at Mrs. Daniel Fowler's home. Billie opened gifts and prizes were awarded before lunch.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Trowbridge and Mr and Mrs Dart Sullivan entertained their pinochle club Sunday evening at the former home. Four tables played with prizes to Mr and Mrs Jack Verguson Mr and Mrs Nick Allen and Mr and Mrs Keith First. A luncheon preceded the games.
Mrs Tititus welcomed Circle One of the First Congregational Fellowship at Oak Crest for a pot luck supper. Hostesses were Mrs Burns Mrs Schaaf and Mrs Kinne. President Genau led the meeting after dinner. Devo tions and hymns followed. Officers to be elected November 28. nominating committee includes Olive Pifer Meta Gilleo and Gladys Kinne.
Mr and Mrs Fred Clark hosted a family dinner Sunday honoring their daughter Zoella Clark. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edgar Brady and family Rev and Mrs Gerald Brady and family and Mr and Mrs Lenard Schwanz with their children along with Mr and Mrs Royvelle Clark and family.
The article profiles refugee experiences from Roumania to Brazil and details CAREs new spring through summer Refugee Campaign. It explains the global scope from Europe to Asia and the Middle East, listing refugee counts in West Berlin Greece Vietnam Korea Israel Hong Kong Egypt Lebanon Syria Jordan and outlines how donations fund self help packages including food blankets clothing tools and educational supplies.
Lyn Connelly notes the shift in attitude toward Arthur Godfrey from favorable to critical despite his prerogative to dismiss. It highlights Julius La Rosa Marion Marlowe and The Chordettes as examples of careers altered by Godfrey’s actions and suggests some benefited from the publicity of dismissals.
The record notes that aluminum's first pellet production occurred in 1825 by Danish scientist Hans Christian Oersted’s work, following its discovery in 1807. It cites the delay before German scientists later examined and valued its outstanding properties such as lightness.
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