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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1956

Page

2

Forest Garver and friends visit during weekend services

My and Mrs Forest Garver and others attended Sunday morning services with Rev and Mrs Cook. The group included Miss Joyce Kleinhardt and Bay City guest, along with several local residents visiting relatives and sharing meals during a busy weekend in the community.

Forest Garver Mary Paul Sheets Cook Joyce Kleinhardt Bay City Riddle Huntington Indiana Elmer Austin Detroit Coulter Leonard Washington Harold. D John Hartman Farwell Ada Edson Otsego Vern Mickle Nina Kleinhardt Glen Lower Riddles Malson Carson City Belle Deller Bay View Lee Coulter

Mrs Marian Hildebrandt Hosts Stanley Party and Hospital News

Mrs Marian Hildebrandt entertained fourteen ladies with demonstrator Mrs Stella Fraser on Tuesday. Helen Coats, limited to bed for two weeks with three daily walks, plus other local visits occurred. Mrs Earl Sanders traveled to Mt Pleasant for Dr Chamberlain and entered Mt Pleasant Community Hospital. Bernard Fitzpatrick household hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Clarence Fitzpatrick and two children. Debbie Dwyer spent Wednesday with aunt Mrs Marian Hildebrandt. Debbie is Lela Mae Dwyer’s daughter.

Marian Hildebrandt Stella Fraser Galen. Coats Helen Harley. Coats Ferry Davis Mt. Pleasant Helen Coats Earl Sanders

Hayride and Ice Cream Familiar Evening in Eldon Coats Home

Eldon and Carolyn Coats hosted a Friday night hayride and ice cream for local teens at the Coats home. Numerous neighbors and relatives appears in attendance and visits span multiple households, with names including Nancy Allen, Otis Whitehouse, Charlene Rockey, Glen Fitzpatrick and others. Also noted is the birth of Lucinda Sue Brubaker on July 24 to Ronald and Mrs. Brubaker of Owosso, and various family visits to Grand Blanc, Midland, and Mt. Pleasant areas as listed among the community members.

Eldon Carolyn Coats Harley Coats Pat Coats Otis Whitehouse Elizabeth and Tom Breuer Charlene Rockey Glen Fitzpatrick Milton Rex Leitner Joanne Eagle Henry Boyer Linda Leslie Athey Walter Schiemann Marilyn Davis Nancy Allen Bob Farmer Gail Rydman John Brubaker Lucinda Sue Ronald Brubaker Owosso Lloyd Athey Dick Woods Little Long ‘Lake Harrison Ricky Mike Athens Debbie Leo Fitzpatrick Grandma Hockemeyer Bernard Fitzpatrick Midland Bernard Allen V. Newmans Marian Hildebrandt Iris Shirley -Umentrout Inez Teale Herb Horn Grand Blanc Bob Galen ‘Coats John Archbold Galen Coats Nellie Sanders Dow Gardens Beaverton Garden

Delwin Grange Hosts Board Party Winners Named

Delwin Grange held a July 24 board party with niffe tables. Clare McTaggart and Louise Bissett won first prizes. Carl McDonald and Florence Schmacher took second. Mary McTaggart won the traveler prize. Various residents visited homes and relatives in Mt. Pleasant Prudenville Pontiac Oscoda Flint and Traverse City as they kept up with community life.

Delwin Grange Niffe Clare McTaggart Louise Bissett Carl McDonald Florence Schmacher Mary McTaggart Harry Crampton Mt. Pleasant Norma Rockett Henery Bower Prudenville George Dixon Beth Mary Morrison Fred Sexton Norman Rockett Daisy Lennox Sophie McDonald Pauline Dixon Song Traverse City George Lané Pontiac Florence Myers Ohio Forest Lennox Coleman Harry Lennox Henry Bowers William Farney Maude McDonald

Brinton Community Mourns Art Conley. Lakeview Hospital Death

The Brinton community extends sympathy to the Art Conley family as he died Wednesday at Lakeview Hospital. Funeral services are set for Friday at Brinton Community Hall with burial at North Cemetery. Various locals, including the Skinner and Cole families, visited and gathered, sharing condolences as neighbors recall recent local visits and ties.

Art Conley Lakeview Hospital Brinton Community Hall North Cemetery Hilen Geasley Otis Geasler Pontiac Harold Skinner Elané Miller Falwell Harry Wardwell George Skinner Theron Bruce John Ludington Bill Wixson Hilda Wyangarden Jimmy Mt. Pleasant Paul Cole Velma Clarence Shaner Sharlin Albert Hanner Otter Lake Gert Alphretta Eleanor Robert Jarman Sunfield Theron ‘Jarman

Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Shaner

Harold Skinner aids his uncle Harvey Wardwell in daily tasks. The Shaner couple welcomed an eight pound four ounce boy on July 27. Summer meals feature ice cream and red cream puffs. Tiny cream puffs filled with two or three flavors invite serving in threes or fours, topped with chocolate sauce.

Harold Skinner Harvey Wardwell Clarence Shaner

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