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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
10
Local residents share holiday greetings and family updates. Notices include a sudden death of Mrs. Josephine Anderson in Clare, a serious auto crash near H. Cotton, and hospital care for Ross Lang. Many families visited relatives, attendance at Daniel Band Sunday school of 75, and a Colonville Christmas program with siblings and friends.
Renner, Valmar. Born March 10, 1890 in Steuben County Indiana to Catherine and Samuel Renner. Died December 18 at Little Traverse Hospital Petoskey age 74. Survived by two sons Arley and Kenneth, daughter Viola Agle, foster son Eugene Cashin, nine grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, siblings Albert, Ross, Alma, Helen, Erma, Zoe. Funeral 2:00 PM Monday Gilmore Church of Christ. burial Gilmore Cemetery.
Mrs. Melvin Ockert drove to Midland Airport to pick up her husband on a ten day leave. Mr. Ockert, a blind trainee, praises the program and reports learning cane technique, Braille reading and typing, and making items like bill folds and rugs. He and other students enjoy bowling swimming and home crafts, with five days devoted to cooking each week. The training will continue for ten more weeks.
Mr and Mrs Carl Glass hosted a family Christmas supper on December 18 with 22 relatives attending. Attendees included the Albert Myers family Mrs Bertha Colosky Leland Maynard Colosky John Colosky of Lake Lee McIntyre Mt Pleasant Donna Colosky Kimberly and Franklin McIntyre and guests Mr and Mrs Norm Pelch and their son. Everyone enjoyed the gathering.
Mrs Bernard Dawson hosted a surprise birthday party for their daughter Lynda on her 14th birthday Sunday. Guests included Janice Barber Vickie Newman Cathy Rodabaugh Sharon Sutton and Gloria Stem. The evening ended with a pajama party into the morning hours.
Rev Hirschey delivered a Christmas morning message at Missionary Church Sune day. Ruth Presley and Lynwood Shaw sang Living for Jesus with Lois McReynolds and Mrs Hirshey on organ. Rev and Mrs Herman Rulla of Detroit were guests and Rulla spoke Sunday evening. Loomis program in charge by Hirscheys. Next Sunday Keith Bliss of Alma leads services while Hirscheys visit Ft Wayne. Christmas program Friday night well received and a church caroling group toured Saturday.
Col Andersonville Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shafer and William Gillis visited Mrs. Gillis at University Hospital Ann Arbor on Saturday where she was reported recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Charles Shafer and Mrs. Helen Mather called on their daughter and sister Monday. Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. John Tice included the hosts’ parents Mr. and Mrs. John Stough, Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler and children from Jonesville who planned to stay a couple weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shafer and other relatives. Mrs. Elwyn Bremmer of Sturgis spent Friday night with the Shafer family. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and success in the new year.
Local notes recount Christmas dinners visits and hospital stays as families from Farwell and nearby areas share meals concerts and church events. Among those mentioned are the Hartwicks Higgins Thrushes Babcocks Ockerts Maynards and many relatives visiting in Mt. Pleasant Clio Elk Rapids and Flint with hospital updates for Elam Seymour and Joe Morrison.
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