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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1945
Page
8
Community mourns after Pat Lyons suffers fatal injuries from a Saturday evening accident near Harrison. She died Sunday night at Clare Hospital after not regaining consciousness. Funeral plans and condolences follow as the town remembers Lyons and the extended family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Behm and Mrs XK Jacobs of Saginaw spent a few days at their cottage last week. The Tomzacks entertained duck hunters over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Julius Giffel and cousins of Flint spent the weekend at the lake. Ivan Willemot and family returned to Flint Sunday after staying at their cottage a few days.
Mrs Keppel of Midland hosted friends over the weekend at her cottage. Mr and Mrs Sam Davis of Flint vacationed at their cottage. Ona Blain and family spend a week at their farm. Pvt Adelbert Blain is home on furlough. Iola Blain of Pontiac visits relatives. Clinton Dunkle is home on furlough from Texas training camp. Myron Dunkle of Freeland called on Austin and Delos Dunkle families. Mrs Ralph Cowles admitted to Midland hospital for major operation. Sympathy for Mrs Lyons in bereavement over daughter. Bud Dunkle led men at Houghton Lake for a duck hunting trip and supper.
Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. and preaching at 3:00 p.m. Rev Phil Newell to speak Thursday and Friday at Lake George. Local obituaries and weekend visits noted. Residents report health updates, family visits, and community events including a car accident death of Patricia Lyons and injuries to Bette Braden.
The column lists visits and travels of residents including William Krug from Indiana to Michigan for two weeks then Detroit trip. Norris Carrow, promoted to Corporal of the Guard, is headed home from the South Pacific. Many relatives from Saginaw Clare Beaverton and Tem ple share weekends and dinners at Carrow, Wilson, and Herrick households. Several others attended the Gladwin fair and hosted gatherings across Beaverton and Loomis communities.
Spinach is a valuable vegetable abundant in American diets as consumption has risen fivefold in 20 years. It grows easily in all climates, is hardy, and supports year round production. Frozen spinach outsells fresh in many areas, while canning yields lower quality product.
Warns that untreated chest colds may cause chronic bronchitis and urges using Creomulsion, a non narcotic cough medicine. Claims it dissolves phlegm and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes with beechwood creosote and other ingredients. Offers money back if it does not quickly relieve coughing and aid sleep.
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