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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
6
The passage observes most people follow a simple plan when buying or selling. They study Want-Ads in The Sentinel or place their own ad, then contact advertisers offering the needed goods or services or await calls from interested buyers.
The Bastex services at the church drew many visitors. Elnora Henderich spent the weekend with son Bernard Jen and attended the Sunrise service at Arthur Center. Walter Garver returned from Gladwin hospital. Harry Curtis named baby son of Mr. and Mrs. William Warner. Easter news includes Harold Mott's Pontiac visit and Carmen Newman’s recovery at Saginaw Hospital.
The community extends sympathy to Mrs Plotlan Lux and Florence Fisher. Visits to relatives occur as Lyle Darnell and Lux family members see kin. Several residents fall ill or recover, with well wishes for Mrs Kubat. Local social news includes weekend visits by Wolford, Swartz, Rouge, King, Austin, Walter Austin, Bailey, and Schram families and Hasler church events. Virginia Hayle’s birthday noted. Wright and others visit Saginaw. service programs receive thanks from Rev Strait.
A March update notes a baby named Seance Raymond born to Myr and Mrs George Earle plus several Easter visits. Theo Pruden returned home from a trip to Saginaw area. Mr and Mrs Grumbley and son Frederick hosted guests then returned to Saginaw. The Barons John and daughter Jean spent Easter with Roy Holford and Monica Pruden. Pam of Mt Pleasant visited her parents Russell and Pruden. Forest Boss Janet and Judy of Newaygo joined relatives for Easter, then returned home. Harry Britton of Flint and Ester Britton with Anna Dayla also spent the holiday with local families. Francis Burns and Grant Owosso with Frank Purkiss and Michael and Sandra enjoyed Easter with Burnsg household.
Dr. E. C. Beck head of the English department at Central Michigan College has been named president elect of the Michigan Academy of Arts Science and Literature. He was chosen at a recent Ann Arbor meeting and will serve as president during 1957 58.
An optometrist and an optician operate adjacent to the Ideal Theatre, sharing front doors and a storefront in the same block. The setup serves customers seeking eye care and eyewear with nearby access to the cinema venue.
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