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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
8
John W. Clark and Edna Nixon Clark of Fairplay Colorado are visiting at the homes of Mrs. Leo Nixon the Seiter brothers and other relatives in Clare.
Newborns listed include Anna Marie Hopkins born July 30 at Clare General Hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces to Mr. and Mrs Delmar Hopkins of Harrison Elizabeth Lea McCullough born August 1 at Clare Hospital weighing four pounds twelve and a half ounces to Mr. and Mrs Raymond McCullough of Harrison Penelope Luwania born August 1 at Clare Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Richard Osborn of Farwell weighing seven pounds seven and a half ounces A son Thomas Roy born July 31 at Clare Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Ronald Shilling of Lake weighing eight pounds five ounces Jeffrey Alan born August 2 to Mr. and Mrs Ronald Lincoln of Coleman weighing eight pounds two ounces Thomas Grant born August 1 at Clare General Hospital weighing seven pounds nine ounces Grandparents listed for several families and relatives and a series of social visits and reunions involving Clarke county residents and visitors.
Mrs Gene White and her children from Warren called on Mr and Mrs George Bates during a Harrison visit last week. Mrs Lottie Smithgall of Mr Pleasant was a Monday and Tuesday guest of Mrs Pearl Denney.
Mrs. Nina C. Wood former Clare resident died July 27 at her Battle Creek home from a heart attack. She was the eldest of seven children of John and (unread) Gordon born in Hatton Township Clare County. Survived by three sons Oren Glen Lee and daughter Ethel Henderson all in Battle Creek. Funeral held in Battle Creek with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery beside her husband Jesse Wood. Many relatives attended from the area and Battle Creek. extensive notices of visits and social events follow.
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