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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1958

Page

4

Farewell Party for Feuchters at Lake Town Hall

The Lake Good Luck Club hosted a farewell party for Mr and Mrs William Feuchter on Saturday April 12 at Lake Town Hall. About forty guests attended and contributed a purse of money as the couple prepares to move to Cleveland Ohio near their children. The Feuchters have run a store at High Point Lake for years and will be missed by friends.

The Lake Good Luck Club Clinton Case Feuchter Feuchters Hight Point Lake

Surprise Relatives Visit Mrs Lela Newell in Canada

Mrs Lela Newell of Don Mills Ontario and her sister Mrs Jesse Huyck of Jackson Michigan surprised their aunt Mrs Gertrude Sowle and cousin Mrs Calvin Tryon and Mrs Ray Clark Wednesday afternoon. They spent the night with Mr and Mrs Clark. The ladies are Ida and Lela Kellogg formerly lived in Brown Schools district and moved to Edgerton Alberta with their parents and homesteaded land there.

Lela Newell Don Mills Ontario Canada Jesse Huyck Jackson Michigan Gertrude Sowle Calvin. Tryon Ray Clark Clark Ida Lela Kellogg Brown Edgerton Alberta Rodney Kellogg

Lake Briefs Merle Ranshaw Vacation to Aid Health

Merle Ranshaw of Lansing spent the past week with his father and mother in law Mr and Mrs Don Brown. His doctor ordered a vacation from his work due to health concerns.

Merle Ranshaw Lansing Don Brown Merle

Lake Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Events

A long list of small town visits, family gatherings, and weekend guests is reported from Lake area residents. Mentions include Irene Smith with Jennie Muir, Carl Heim hospitalized for observation, and multiple families visiting relatives across Clare, Midland, Kalamazoo, and Trav erse City. A spring sale at Raymond and Gladys Scott draws a large Friday crowd, with attendees including Scott family members and local residents.

Friendly Club Dessert Lunch at Lake Meeting

The Lake Friendly Club held a dessert luncheon on Thursday with eight members present and one guest, Mrs. Arthur Ganger. After the business portion, members socialized and played games. The next meeting is set with Mrs. William Webber on Thursday May 15.

the Lake Friendly Club Jim Hellyer Arthur Ganger William Webber

Funeral notices and local social notes from Lake area

Miss Hazel VanWeigen attended the funeral in Arkansas last week for two cousins killed in a Midland plane crash. Mr and Mrs Ellis Mills of Ithaca visited their cottage on Crooked Lake. Mrs Nettie Cook has recovered from illness. Doris Bergey, formerly at Freeland, is home caring for her mother. Mrs Billy Sowle and baby visited Mrs Clifford Jones at Averill. Bert Hisler plans a new cottage. Linda Halstead from Livonia spent the night with grandmother Hazel Irwin. Lake Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met with Mrs Ray Neeper to mail cards for church meetings this week. Measles and mumps are affecting several children around Lake.

Irene Smith Jennie Muir Carl Heim Clare General Hospital Charles Shepherd Midland Perch Lake Bob Bailey Kalamazoo Lewis Colton James Gordon Coleman Charles Gilman J. B. Gilman Fred Sowle Clifford Jones Averill Jack Sowle Barryton Palen Somerville Mason Raymond Gertrude Gladys Scott Earl Scott Richard ‘Bell Carl Covert Helen I Irish Lansing Esther and Lois Haussler Ann Arbor Olimer J. Curtis Traverse City William Webber Jackson Charles Tryon Hilda Scott Wayne. Scott Mary Ellen Frederick Scott Billy Douglas Gary Jerdeena Tryon Don Brown Merle Ranshaw Donald Brown Jr Don University Hospital Fred Bergey Ronald Lee Elmer Wilson Calvin Near Clare Walter Utley Dexter Robert Loar Beaverton Ray Utley Mary Strickland Freda Laker Texas Aimes Holland Lee Doxtader Bear Lake Kenneth Loomis Farwell Hazel VanWeigen Arkansas Ellis Mills Ithaca Crooked Lake Nettie Cook Doris Bergey Freeland Billy Sowle Bert Hisler Linda Halstead Livonia Hazel Irwin The Lake Baptist Women's Missionary Society Ray Neeper Lake

Farwell Briefs Local Notables and Hospital Return

Harry Higgins was returned to Mt. Pleasant Hospital Sunday night. John Locke spoke at Gospel Mission as Rev. J. W. Teale is ill. The pray er meeting will be at Mr. Locke's home this week. Families and friends visited relatives at Lake George and with local cabins occupants. Detour guests included Balun day and Walter Badger parties, with other locals hosting and visiting throughout the week.

Harry Higgins Mt. Pleasant Hospital John Locke Gospel Mission J. W. Teale Mr. Locke Arnold Gamble Peg Charlene Mr. c Robert Gamble Mark Jay King Stanley McKinney William Nelson Big Rapids James Brooks Douglas Lansing Don Walker Rose Harvey Carl Updegraff Florida Art Sidon Clarkston E. Hanes

UN Workshop at M S U Promotes World Peace

Members of the Michigan at vision of the American Association for the United Nations gather at Michigan State University on Saturday April 19 for the annual UN Conference. Charles D Cook deputy counselor US Mission to the UN speaks in the morning. Clark Hischelberger AAUN executive secretary speaks at luncheon. Afternoon discussion groups on Youth and the UN follow.

Michigan Vision American Association For the United Nations Michigan State University United Nations Project Charles’ D. Cook United States United Nations Clark ‘Hichekberger AAUN Robert R. Russell Kalamazoo

I Remember When I Was Four in Old Rural Dayton

Mrs. Jeanette Landrum recalls a rural Ohio childhood. She describes washing a mouth with oak leaves by a neighbor named Warren, riding with her father, walking two miles to school, wearing two everyday dresses, feeding livestock, chores like milking, washing, ironing, bean stringing, and curing meat. Family sorghum molasses and winter canning defined their self sufficient home. They attend church and Sunday school each week with a strict front-seat policy.

Jeanette Landrum Dayton Ohio Warren

Continue Panel On Education In Clare

The Clare Parents Teachers Association plans its final panel for the 1957-58 school year on Monday April 21. Rev. Hugh Kennedy will again moderate a new panel including Mrs Doris Tice Mary Maloney and Charles Barlow Miss Olive Evans and Robert Thomas with refreshments after the discussion open to spectators.

Clare Parent Teachers Association Florence Field Clare Hugh Kennedy Clare Congregational Church Doris Tice Mary Maloney Charles Barlow Olive Evans Robert Thomas

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