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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
18
Clare Rotary Club sponsored a dinner at Clare I.O.O.F. Hall to improve understanding between business leaders and local farmers. Dr John White hosted, Virgil Bergstrom welcomed attendees, and Bob Schellhas led group singing. S C McArthur spoke on Rotary history and visiting guests met for fellowship.
The Clare Study Club met at the Clare Methodist Church for April with Mrs. G C Born presiding. C 8 Riedel from Michigan Bell discussed intercom phones and home decoration trends as members reviewed Easter Seal funds and county spending. Officers for next year were elected and future events noted.
A fundraising appeal urges readers to donate to the American Cancer Society to accelerate cancer research, patient support, and education. The appeal emphasizes practical gifts and community participation to boost nationwide impact.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Bidwell welcomed over 200 relatives and friends for their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday April 5. Guests traveled from Detroit Pontiac Saginaw Flushing Montrose Battle Creek Midland Corunna Flint and nearby communities. A noon family dinner included Mrs George Snider, Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown, and Edward Mussell. Gifts money flowers and cards were greatly appreciated.
Mrs Willard Bell hosted the Eight Oclock Right Club with Mrs John White as guest. Prizes went to Mrs Albert Sacco high, Mrs Ralph Ackerman second, and Mrs Stanley Parish low.
Mrs. Olive Robinette presided as noble grand at the Rebekah gathering with Mrs. Olive Irwin acting as vice grand in Fern Morse’s absence. Thirteen past noble grands answered roll call as new members and district events were announced for April 25 and July 12.
Mrs Charles Goodenow celebrated her 80th birthday at her rural Clare home on Sunday April 12. Forty four guests attended from Lansay Hesperia Cooperville Farwell Coleman and Clare for dinner and fellowship.
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