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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1953

Page

5

Family Night Observed at Rosebush Methodist Church

The Rosebush Methodist Church held a Thursday evening family night with Mrs. Floyd Thompson in charge of arrangements. Rev. and Mrs. Willis Dunn and children Joan and Billy from Raymond Nebraska, formerly of Rosebush, visited. A pot luck supper ended with a decorated birthday cake for Rev Dunn and guests spent the rest of the evening visiting.

Rosebush Methodist Church Floyd Thompson Raymond Nebraska Rosebush Dunn

Navy Quartermaster Grayson Spauding on 16 day furlough

Grayson Spauding of the U S Navy arrived on a Saturday to spend a 16 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spauding. He serves as a Quartermaster on his ship and upon returning to Philadelphia will prepare for a September tour to Cuba.

Grayson Spauding U. S. Navy Lloyd Spaulding Grayson Philadelphia Pennsylvania Cuba

Murdoch Service Station Under New Management

Murdoch Cities Service Station at Sixth and McEwan is under new management. A grand opening is planned with date to be announced later.

Murdoch Cities Sixth McEwan

Grand Rapids visit to ill relatives reported

Spaulding drove to Grand Rapids Monday to visit Mrs Smaker and Spaulding's uncle A C Connor at the Clark Memorial Home. The group had a noon picnic and later called on Mrs David Bellinger at Ferguson Clinic who is recovering and expected to return home soon.

David and Harland Kate Bestha Lloyd "Spaulding Grand Rapids

Fire Department Extinguishes Fire At Shepard Home

Isabella Township firefighters responded at 5 15 Tuesday morning to extinguish a blaze at the Ray Shepard farm home northwest of Rosebush. Only minor damages were reported from a detective refrigerator motor.

Isabella Township Ray Shepard Rosebush

Local Stumble of Rosebush Social Headlines

Rosebush brief items describe visits and meals among families in Lansing and nearby towns. Several households, including Stickle and Beutler relatives, share lunch or dinner gatherings, vacations at Budd Lake, and outings to showboat events and fishing trips. A birth announcement notes a son born at Central Community Hospital.

Elliotts Hold Reunion At Rosebush Park

The eighth Elliott reunion drew over 60 relatives to Rosebush Memorial Park on Sunday for a pot luck noon dinner and a business meeting. Officers elected for the coming year were Virginia Neff president August Frick vice president Mary Smith secretary and Sadie Paisley treasurer. Oldest attendee was John Elliott and youngest was his grandson John Robert Hilliott.

Rosebush Memorial Park Virginia Neff August Frick Mary Smith Sadie Paisley John Elliott John Robert Hilliott Bob Elliott

Sunday Dinners And Neighbor Visits Noted In Local notices

Mr and Mrs Gerald Thayer visited with Mr and Mrs Harold West. Mrs Jesse Graham of Shepherd was a guest of Mr and Mrs Albert Campbell and Homer Campbell from Wednesday to Sunday. Graham also overnighted with Mr and Mrs Raymond McConnell. Velma Coyne and Bernice Burns of Saginaw called on Mrs Robert Dunn who is ill and visited Rev and Mrs R O Thompson. Rev and Mrs Willis Dunn and children and David Bellinger were Sunday guests of Mrs Ida Johnson. Lois Graham called at the Johnson home in the afternoon. Spencer Stickle and Miss Lala Stickle visited relatives in Lowell and attended the Show Boat in the evening. Mrs John Crawford, visiting relatives, has returned home. Mrs Willig Dunn of Raymond Nebraska was honored at a surprise breakfast by Mrs Ralph Miller. Fourteen guests attended. Mr and Mrs Hind Frier of Alma spent Saturday with Rev R O Thompson.

Ralph Stickle Lansing Spencer Stickle Lila Stickle Fred Sheehan Katherine Mary Lou Jim Sheehan Philip Jerry Andres Jean Beutler Budd Lake Bud Ettinger Sonia Emil Scheer Grand Rapids Robert Gardner Sebawing Arland Howe Peggy Gayle H. O. Beutler Preston Johnston Lowell Bud Cairns Diane Manitou Island Veronica Crapp Middleton Fred Angel Robert Sharp Mr. Pleasant Ralph Bradford Joe Murphy Mary Murphy Sophia Horan Loretta Fuller Joe Duffy Wayne H. C. Beutler Arland. Howe Ingianapolis Marian Howe Joseph Hrdlovich Puy Central Community Hospita Willis Dunn Joan Billy Raymond Nebraska Ralph Miller Robert Dunn Linda Boyd Plint Ben Johnston Lloyd Spaulding Floyd Graham Johnston Boyd Lloyd Grayson Spaulding James Reed Mt. Pleasant Gerald Thayer Harold’ West Jesse Graham Shepherd Albert Campbell Homer “Campbell Graham Raymond McConnell Velma Coyne Aigs Bernice Burns Saginaw R. O. Thompson David Bellinger Ida Johnson Lois Graham Johnson Spencer’ Stickle Lala Stickle Miss Stickle John Crawford Willig Dunn Hid Frier Alma

Weekend Guests and Local Family News wrap lake area visits

Weekend visitors include Clyde Dietz from Lansing and Gertrude Sowle with daughter visiting Walter Cornell and family. The article notes many relatives stopping by, like Donna Colosky's surgery in Grand Rapids and Raymond Green returning from Norfolk. Raymond and Leland Green serve aboard U S S Oak Hill while Ruth and Lois Harrow join in nearby gatherings.

Walter Cornell Clyde Dietz Lansing Gertrude Sowle Calvin Tryon Jesse Hyatt Walter Hyatt Jackson Orval Martin Sears, My Jake Smith Donna Colosky Grand Rapids St. Mary’s Hospital Minnie Gilman Pat Sharp Weidman William Mahan Irvin Kulencamp Flint Norfolk Va Arthur Smith Ruth Ray Green Roy Green M.M.F Leland Green Lois Harrow Ron Johnson Pontiac Robert Dunkle Bertha Lake Robert Petro Lake George U. S. Air Force Charles Hulin Lake Tri City Air Port Raymond Leland U.S.S. Oak Hill Ray Thanp Near Farwell Calvin Tryon Art Smith

FBI Praises Michigan Police in Bank Robbery Case

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover commends Michigan State Police for cooperation in the Aubin Heights Pontiac State Bank robbery on July 14. Harold Mock has pleaded guilty in federal court and awaits sentencing. detectives Ray McConnell Melvin Kaufman Frank Barkman Charles Leaf and Elmer Walling receive special praise for their contributions to the operation.

Michigan State Police Harold Mock Auburn Heights Pontiac State Bank J. Hogar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Mock Joseph A. Childs Hoover Aubin Heights Ray McConnell Melvin Kaufman Frank Barkman Charles Leaf Elmer Walling FBI

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