Local Social Roundup From Vernon and Surrounding Areas
Vernon City residents and visitors are noted in a series of short social mentions. Mrs. Frank Pringle made a business trip to Reed City and joined Mrs. Emma Hanks of Mr. Pleasant in Lansing.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
8
Vernon City residents and visitors are noted in a series of short social mentions. Mrs. Frank Pringle made a business trip to Reed City and joined Mrs. Emma Hanks of Mr. Pleasant in Lansing.
A Christmas Day birth linked to Clara Barton Evangeline Booth Maurice Utrillo and Sir Isaac Newton. Barton founded the American Red Cross after a Massachusetts birth in Oxford 1821. Booth led the Salvation Army in London and the U S. Utrillo, born 1883 in Paris, became a noted painter.
Obituary notes honor the late Mrs. Hannah Merrill buried in Cherry Grove after services in Flint. Weddings celebrate Ralph Neal and partner at Daniel Band Church with 100 attendees. Local visits, sick lists, and church programs shown from Clare, Flint, Midland, and Mount Pleasant areas. Automated tug boat debut shown with East Coast operations and button-controlled 1,200 HP diesel.
Mrs Irene Rogers, a Midland business caller, visited relatives near Cheboygan last Sunday. Wayne and Irene Dutcher and family visited a brother in law ill with cancer. M B Norman and wife have been on the sick list. Rain has worsened side roads, and some sunshine might help.
Local note lists social visits and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Keith Scott plan a Friday night card party at Gilmore Grange. The Robison family visits and meals are noted along with Darlene Dentons arm injury and other community updates. Gale Shilling returns from service before Christmas.
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