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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1957
Page
14
A series of short notices lists family visits and trips across Michigan and beyond. Names include Elmo Shoup, Sue Holmes, Leonel Green, Dennis, Sherrie, Carl Lear, Mabel Jagger, Jerry Hutton, Flint, Clifford and others. Traveling to Interlochen, San Francisco, Canada, Benzonia, Traverse City, Williamsburg, and Osceola are noted with relatives and civic ties.
Members of the Clare American Legion Auxiliary Unit 128 were installed Monday evening in a joint ceremony with Mt Pleasant Coleman and Sanford units at Sanford’s new elementary school Shirley. Chapman of Blanchard installed officers, with Iaa Hammond president and Fern Archambault sergeant at arms among those installed. Some officers to be installed later at the unit meeting in September. refreshments were served by the Sanford unit.
Mrs Myra Moline visits Lewiston for two weeks with son Ray and grandson David from Coolidge Arizona. Alma Seiter hosts Greta Masten Eleanor Lehr and Elizabeth Elden of Clare at Midforest Lodge. Ray Owens entertains 27 relatives. Dr and Mrs Hall of Pontiac visit David Seiter Sr. Katharine Cornell of Lake returns from Camp Daggett and goes to Howell as bridesmaid. Katharine to begin junior year at Central Michigan College. David Fleming attends University of Colorado summer session. he is a coach and commercial teacher in Carsonville. Florence Robinette hosts Rex Robinette family at farewell dinner for grandson Nard returning to Fort Collins. Harriet Phimisey visits Robinette home. Recent visitors include Mrs Florence Robinette’s daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Barney Scott and family of Midland, Mrs Margaret Lockwood of Flint, and Arnold Newman of Clio. Harry Wild and Russell Cowden with their families visit Interlochen National Music Camp where Lawrence Gieseler’s son James studied. group enjoys lunch and a concert.
Duane Allen invites readers to follow a new weekly column from Allen's TV Service. The piece highlights TV as entertainment and family bonding and promises updates on equipment, color TV, service techniques, and latest industry bulletins.
Mrs. David Seiter Sr and Ida Irish visited Lan sing while others shopped. Various guests joined relatives in Clare, including the Dickinsons, the Maybees, and the Harpsters. Visitors travelled from Calgary, Grover Hill, Saginaw, Linden, and London for weekend meals, trips, and a Rebekah Assembly event at Big Star Lake.
Mr and Mrs Marl Henderson hosted a farewell dinner Thursday for their cousin Mrs Clara Orr who left next day for Calgary Alberta after visiting Clare with relatives and friends Aunts Mrs Mary Joyner and Mrs Tillie Lloyd attended as guests.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Gardner of St Marys West Virginia and H C Gardner of Bay City spent Wednesday to Friday with sister and daughter and husband Chester Bell and family Mr and Mrs Harry Hudson of Macon Georgia visited last week with cousin Mrs Gertrude Gardiner Dr and Mrs G C Born and son David went to Cadillac Sunday to see his parents Mr and Mrs E A Born and they all visited the latter s brother Peter Tindall of Sherman in the Mercy Hospital there
Nancy Jean Wheatcraft, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatcraft of Clare, arrived at Clare General Hospital on August 18 weighing seven pounds 9 1/2 ounces. Twins born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archbold at Gratiot County Hospital Alma August 26, a boy six pounds 17 ounces and a girl six pounds 8 ounces. Names pending. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Archbold.
Ford Motor Company of Dearborn announces the birth of the new Edsel car. Readers are invited to visit their nearest Edsel dealer to see this latest addition to the Ford family.
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