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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1956

Page

16

Methodist Woman's Society Holds Indian Themed Meeting

The Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church on Thursday evening. Mrs Willis Gelston opened the session and Mrs Kerwin Parsens read an Indian prayer. Officers were elected and a report noted the Society earned its second jurisdictional credit this year for the class on The Christian Mission in a Revolutionary World. Mrs C Beck of Mt Pleasant spoke on They Were Here First and baskets by Mt Pleasant Indians were displayed and sold. The program closed with prayer and a luncheon decorated with Indians, tepees and canoes.

Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Willis .Gelston Kerwin Parsens Yellow Lark C. Beck Mt. Pleasant Michigan Daughters of the American Revolution Noel Wilson Ray Porter Raymond Scott Irwin Scott Aaron Irwin

Local Notes on Visits and Family News

Robert Ley of Saginaw called at the Tom Brooks home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willey spent Tuesday in Midland visiting her grandmother Mrs. Emil Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willey of Mancelona visited Sunday with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Willey. Friday afternoon callers on Mrs. John Hartman were Mrs. Galen Coates and daughter and Mrs. Glenn Newman of Arthur Center, Mrs. John Archbold and Mrs. Allen Graham. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horn is ill. Mrs. Viola Agle has purchased a new 41 foot trailer home delivered Thursday. Mrs. Pearl Clute of Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thomas and family of Highland Park were weekend guests of Mrs. Florence Horn.

Robert Ley Saginaw Tom Brooks Joe Willey Midland Emil Johnson Charles Willey Mancelona Jeff Willey John Hartman Galen Coates Glenn Newman Arthur Center John Archbold Allen Graham Fred Horn Viola Agle Pearl Clute Harrison Francis Thomas Highland Park Florence Horn

Blue Star Mothers Meet Includes New Historian

Blue Star Mothers met Monday evening April 2 with Blanche Grogan presiding and ten members present. Nellie Young was installed as Historian. Reports from Ethel Thrush and Nellie Young covered the School of Instruction held in St. Louis on March 27. Next meeting set for April 16 at Ruth Sparta’s home. Nearby visits and social notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and son Jeffrey Jones of Marysville at Renner home, the Reis family returning from Florida to Lake Thirteen, Irwin Isenhart visiting from Pennsylvania, and local calls among Gardon Strong Renner and Canfield households.

Blue Star Blanche Grogan Nellie Young Ethel Thrush School of Instruction St. Louis Ruth Sparta Charles Fisher Jeffrey Jones Marysville Jack Renner Herschel Reiss Jr Florida Lake Thirteen Irwin Isenhart Pennsylvania Wiliam Gardon Inez Bentley Jennie Finch Roy Gainforth Ed Putnam Rolland Court Coleman Buryl Strong Herschel Reise Jr John Canfield Clare

Rebekah Birthday Supper Held with Lodge Meeting

The Gold Leaf Rebekah lodge met Wednesday evening April 4 with Nobly Grand Vioa Warner presiding. Twenty five members were present and ten past noble grands answered roll. The association meeting was announced for Coleman on April 26. Odd Fellows joined the Rebekahs after the birthday supper. Refreshments of sandwiches cake jello and coffee were served.

Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge Vioa Warner Coleman Odd Fellows Rebekahs

Social Roundup Spends Weekend Across Michigan and Canada

Mt Clemens residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Reese and Mr and Mrs Dale Hartman with family visited relatives in Michigan while others traveled to Cadillac for a school luncheon and Grayling for a Sunday outing. Calgary Alberta visits by Norman Pitchford and family tie into Canadian connections. A dinner honoring James Ramsden anniversary drew guests from Live Oaks Florida and local areas. Carol Ann Renner’s sixth birthday hosted by Kenneth Renner and Viola Agle. church calendar publicly shared. Sidney Hood coordinating church use and weekend visits by James Johnson and William Pemberson of Ypsilanti and Saginaw respectively.

Arthur’ Reese Mt. Clemens Dale Hartman Clarkston John’ Hartman Viola’ Agie Clifford Brasington Grayling Minnie Dell Inez Bentley Cadillac Sandell Norman ‘Pitchford Calgary Alberta Canada Don Pitchford Tom Brooks Aaron Irwin Irwin Scott Lake James Ramsden Ramsden Live Oaks Florida Raymond Scott Jerdeena Tryon Jack Renner Viola Agle Bertha Trowbridge C. A. Lewis Ewart Marion Bigelow Lansing Ed DeForest Sidney Hood James Johnson Ypsilanti William Pemberton Saginaw

Visitors Visit Local Women in Clare Farwell and Alma

Numerous callers visited Mrs. Frances Thompson Mrs. Ina Taylor and Mrs. Rhoda Byba in Clare Farwell and Alma. Families including the Gardons O'Dells and others from Temple and surrounding towns stopped by to see residents, with several couples and relatives listed as weekend companions.

Frances Thompson Belle Graham Marvin Witbeck Clare Ruth Pn&tengill Debra Woznick Ed Gilbert Suzie Burton William Gardon Ina Taylor Edwin O'Dell Jae Harley O'Dell Coleman Marty O'Dell Rhoda Byba Mary Gilmore Ralph Irwin Maggie Irwin Wesley Teale Jay Bellinger Farwell Bennett James *Bennett Marie Repphan William Garchow Walters Garchow Rose Heuschele Alma Louise Timm Delbert Rodgers Milford Rodgers Temple

Infant Mortality Falls to Record Lows in Michigan

Michigan reports 1955 births at a historic high of 192 104, while infant death rate drops to 24.8 per 1000 live births and maternal deaths to 3.1 per 10 000 births. The year shows a 95 percent drop in maternal deaths since 1930 and a higher birth-to-death ratio than 1930.

Michigan Boin

Delwin Grange Spends Evening Despite Weather

Despite Tuesday night’s bad weather Delwin Grange held five full tables for a good time. Mt Pleasant guests included Mr and Mrs LaVern Rockett on Business Monday and Mrs Bernise Moore who called LaVern Rockett last week. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Ea H Walker and family, with later visits from Mrs Jack Morrison and Mr and Mrs Cecil Epple. Local residents also noted Mr and Mrs Carl McDonald and Jim visiting Mr and Mrs Walt Bolle for a birthday party with ice cream and cake.

LaVern ’ Rockett Mt. Pleasant Bernise Moore LaVern ‘Rockett Leo ‘Rogers Jean Saginaw Saginaw, Were Sunday’ Dinner Guests of Mr. and, Mrs. ‘Ea H Walker Jack Morrison Cecil Epple

Viewers question women on quiz shows and soap operas

The columnist critiques gender portrayals on TV noting career women are praised while housewives are apologetic. He cites I’ve Got a Secret and What's My Line as friendlier formats. Discusses fashion, household roles, and long running soap plot twists including The Brighter Day.

Jayne Meadows Bill Cullen Henry Morgan Faye Emerson Garry Moore Vogue Emerson Mrs. Emerson Helen Helen Emerson Peggy ‘Thurston

Social Evening at Kenneth Renner Home Attended by Several Guests

Saturday evening visitors gathered at the Kenneth Renner home including Mr and Mrs Stewart Graham of Gilmore Mr and Mrs Peter Reale of Lake Thirteen and Mrs Viola Agle.

Kenneth Renner Stewart Graham Gilmore Peter Reale Lake Thirteen Viola Agle

Michigan Traffic Toll Up During 1946 55 Period

Michigan State Police safety report shows 16 553 killed and 474 987 injured in 1 597 205 accidents from 1946 to 1955 costing about 1.6 billion. In 1955 deaths rose to 2 004 and injuries to 62 234 in 196 812 accidents with daily death toll third highest on record.

Michigan Michigan State Police National Safety Council Yine

Bell Plans Safeguard For Communication In Michigan

Bell Telephone Company announces statewide microwave express route construction to bypass congested areas and preserve long distance calls during disasters. Michigan Bell partners with LOR Lines Depart ment of AT&T to cost 3.1 million dollars, with towers planned in Reading Hillsdale County Parma Jackson Barry Dansville Ingham Milford and Southfield near Detroit.

Michigan Bell Telephone Company Michigan Bell Lors Lines Department American Telephone and Telegraph Company Detroit Grand Rapids Flint Reading Hillsdale County Parma Jackson County Lacy Barry Dansville Ingham Milford Oakland County Southfield Bell System United States

Michigan Dental Association to celebrate 100th anniversary

The Michigan State Dental Association marks a century of existence from its 1856 founding by 13 Detroit dentists. The centennial convention runs April 15 to 19 at the Hotel Statler in Detroit, with current membership near 3,200, predating the American Dental Association by three years.

Michigan State Dental Association

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