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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1953
Page
5
4-H leaders gathered Tuesday evening at Coldwater Lake 4-H Camp to discuss plans for the County 4-H Fair. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Warl House Mr and Mrs Orrin First and Miss Orriene First.
The Rosebush Memorial Park Pavilion hosted the Johnston reunion on Sunday with a pot luck lunch at noon. Mrs. Earl Willey and Mrs. Norman Johnston led the event, Harry Johnston of Ithaca managed the program, and officers were elected with Olive Willey president and Norman Johnston secretary. Attendees came from Indiana, Ohio, Remus, Ithaca, Mt. Pleasant, and Rosebush.
Immediate family attended the ceremony uniting Ethel Elizabeth Chamberlain of Mt. Pleasant and George H. Cluley of Rosebush. The couple exchanged vows with Rev. R. O. Thomson present and planned to reside on a farm in Denver township after a moonlit trip.
Community notes from Rosebush list Mr. and Mrs. Sharp and family visiting in town. Guests include Mrs. Prout of Lansing and Mrs. Cluley hosting. Numerous weekend gatherings feature relatives from Mt Pleasant Detroit Remus Lansing and Alliance Ohio. A newborn son to Jack Lynch born August 11 at Central Community Hospital.
The Rosebush Walton 4 H Group held a weekly meeting at Walton School led by Mrs Orrin First Mrs Ralph Diehl and Mrs Hrma Cameron. Members prepared posters for exhibits in the county fair this month.
The Wise Ladies Aid met Tuesday at Mrs. Allan Weihl’s home. A pot luck dinner was served at noon for a large group. Mrs. Eugene Lattimore presided at a brief business meeting. Secretary Georgia Cozat and treasurer John Gross gave reports.
Mr and Mrs John Jacobs entertained Mr and Mrs Elroy Nusbaum and Mrs John Keller at breakfast Saturday. Mrs Nusbaum, a Rosebush Agricultural School teacher, and Mrs Keller left for Bradenton Florida where Mrs Nusbaum will teach first grade this fall. Mr Nusbaum will move to his new home in September. Mr and Mrs Oscar Prout welcome a daughter born August 7 at Coming Materniy Home.
Mrs. Harmon Shear and Delbert Webster learn their nephew Pfc. Frederick Webster of Alma was injured in the latest Korea fighting. He belongs to the 5th Division where only 14 of his unit were not killed.
Mrs. Rollie Court sails back to the United States from Germany on August 14. She has been visiting her husband stationed overseas and will teach at Coleman School this year.
Mr and Mrs Garson Sutton and friends from Cincinnati Ohio visited John Henry and the Lou Gees Saturday. Mrs Minerva Richmond returned from Rosebush where she visited the Mutters paughs. Irene Mutterspaugh came home with her for a few days. James Rassat came home last week from Mt Pleasant where she cared for her granddaughter and great grandson Mrs Hugene Van Nostrand and Bobbie. Hugene Van Nostrand and children Cherrie and Bobbie of Mt Pleasant visited Saturday evening with their grandparents J Do Rassat.
Miss Florence Siegle returned last week from attending Delta Omicron National Honorary Music Fraternity Convention in Chicago. She was accompanied by Miss Jackson of East Detroit. A C.M.C.E. student, Siegle will graduate in January.
The Michili macinae Chapter of the DAR held its August meeting at the Bear Lake cottage of Mrs. Hanal Littlefield Smith with a 1:00 PM pot luck dinner. Flor ence Simmons served as Wike Regent due to the absence of Mrs. Florence Ragsat, and Georgia Littlefield acted as secretary. An adjourned session planned to meet August 18 at Mrs. Nettie Holbrook’s cottage at High Point Lake with a 1:00 PM pot luck dinner. Guests included Mrs. Henning from Sinois and Mrs. Irvin Elder of Milwaukee, Wis.
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