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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
16
The Lake Rod and Gun Club held a rabbit supper at the clubhouse Sunday evening with 43 members and ten families present. The next regular meeting is Friday January 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Tryon. Several local residents attended gatherings and visits, with many names and places noted throughout the region.
Way leaders predict a blues and swing revival as banjo songs break through. Publishers see the rhythm and blues progression reaching teenage disk audiences with Frank Sinatra Learnin the Blues and Pete Kelly's Blues, plus new works from Jo Stafford and Paul Weston.
The Lake Extension Group met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jennie Muir for a Christmas party exchange of gifts and games. Eight members and three guests attended. Several local families visited over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gilman and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Phillips. The Lake School Christmas program will be held Thursday evening.
The Good Luck Club held its Christmas party with Mrs. Calvin Tryon, gifts were exchanged, games played, and new secret sisters drawn. Eleven members and two guests attended. next meeting set for January 11 with Mrs. Dick Ruckie.
The Friendly Club held a Christmas gift exchange at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hed Jogg with members and families in attendance. Miss Thelma Jean Gilman and Arthur Squires planned a Saturday wedding but stormy roads delayed guests. they will marry and depart for Virginia after Christmas. Local social moves include guests from Pontiac and Lansing, business trips to Lakeview, moves to a new home, and residents returning from St. Louis for work at Clare factory.
Aliens in the United States on January 1 must report their residence address to the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization during January 1956. Report cards (Form 153) require full personal details and must be submitted in person, not mailed. Exemptions apply to Canadian visitors under six months and other nationals under thirty days.
In a busy weekend of church events and family visits, the Eagle News records a Christmas program at the church at 8 00 on Saturday evening. The Armentrout family hosted a Christmas party at the Russell Armentrout home Sunday afternoon with various relatives from Fort Knox Findlay Alma Lansing and more attending.
Early week groundwork for cross state action to manage conserve Great Lakes water resources. Michigan hosts an organizational meet with Illinois Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin and Canada observers. New chair and executive committee selected for the compact.
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