Christmas Pageant and Film Highlight Center Church Program
The Rosebush Center Church presented its annual Christmas program Sunday evening. High school students performed a Christmas Pageant while primary and intermediate classes did recitations solos and exercises with Christmas carols. A film The Story of Silent Night was shown by William Childs of Mt Pleasant. Rev Ronald Knapp presented with a gift and treats were given to all the children.
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Rosebush Center
William Childs
Mt. Pleasant
Ronald Knapp
Fellowship Christmas Party at Rose Bush Methodists Center
The Adult Fellowship of Rose bush Methodists and Center Churches held their annual Christmas party at the Johnston home. Rev. Ronald Knapp led devotions, carols were sung, and Mrs. Jack Wesch directed games. Gifts were exchanged and a dessert served. January meeting host pair named Norman Johnson.
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Rosebush Methodists
Center
Russell Johnston
Ronald Knapp
Jack Wesch
Rosebush Methodist Church
Norman Johnson
Rosebush School Faculty Dines Then Exchanges Gifts
The Rosebush School faculty met at the Hotel Chieftain with Mr. Pleasant hosting a 6:30 dinner. Afterward they adjourned to Mrs. Irus Eggleston’s home for Christmas gift exchange and recreation. Guests included Mrs. Harvey Lowery, Mrs. Alphonso Epple, Mrs. Marie Evans, Mrs. Willard Morrison, Mrs. Egbert Fordyce, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Eggleston, and Mrs. John Jacobs.
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Rosebush School
Chieftain
Pleasant
Irus Eggleston
Harvey Lowery
Alphonso Epple
Marie Evans
Willard Morrison
Egbert. Fordyce
John Murphy
Eggleston
John Jacobs
Santa Claus Visits St Henry's School
Santa Claus appeared at St Henry's School Thursday morning and presented gifts and candy to the children. Mothers of the parish aided with treats of candy cookies and pop for the pupils.
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Santa Claus
Alma families spend Sunday with Carl Wurts
Mr and Mrs Leroy Cline and family of Alma Mr and Mrs Bill Schaeffer and daughters of Clare and Mr and Mrs Henry Gould of Alma visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Carl Wurts in a small community gathering full of friendly exchange and kinship.
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Leroy Cline
Alma
Bill Schaeffer
Clare
Henry Gould
Carl Wurts
St Henry's Guild Plans Christmas Party at School
The Home and School Association of St Henry's School met in the auditorium Wednesday evening with Mrs Alvin Walton presiding. Plans were completed for the Christmas party for the students and John McGee entertained with narrations and pictures of Ireland. Christmas cookies and coffee were served by Mrs Frank Gross and Mrs Walter Zawacki.
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Home and School Association of St. Henry’s School
Alvin Walton
John McGee
Ireland
Frank Gross
Walter Zawacki
Christmas Guests Gather Across Lansing Area Profiles
Audrey Gruber of Alma visited cousins Mr and Mrs Carl Wurts and Miss Mary Jo Murphy while Lansing hosted a weekend guest Mary Murphy's grandmother. Keith Shingles of Pontiac and James Lawler joined breakfast at John Jacobs home. Bob Tibbets of East Lansing hosted weekend guests Forrest Johnston and Harland Bellinger, MSU student. Dan Morrison accompanied Faye Johnson of Remus to Phoenix for winter months.
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Audrey Gruber
Alma
Carl Wurts
Mary Jo Murphy
Lansing
Mary Murphy
Keith Shingles
Pontiac
James Lawler
John Jacobs
Robert
Tibbets
East Lansing
Forrest Johnston
Harland Bellinger
Michigan State University
David Bellinger
Dan Morrison
Faye. Johnson
Remus
Phoenix
Arizona
Morrison
el Paso
Texas
Stuart Denslow
Johnsons
Clyde Beutler
Howard
Carl
James Beutler
Weidman
Mary Schultheiss
St. Johns
Robert Tibbets
Richard Dangler
Colorado
John Dangler
Remove Linen Stains When Fresh
Stain removal tips for holiday table linens. Treat fresh stains first, or wax from candles can be scraped off and pressed between blotters. Use solvents for wax and grease, alcohol for color, and wash warm with soapy water. For lipstick and candy stains apply petroleum jelly, glycerin, or sodium perborate bleach if needed.
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Bernetta Ahabka
Michigan State University
Miss Kahabka
Winter Fire Hazards Rise in Heating Peak
Clare county agent Richard Schroeder warns that heavy heating and electrical use months raise fire risk. Michigan State University expert Dick Pfister cites faulty chimneys and overloading wiring as main hazards and urges timely inspections and proper fuses. He also notes trash as kindling and stresses family fire escape planning to save lives.
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Richard Schroeder
Clare County
Dick Pfister
Michigan State University
Eck
Pfister
Secret Pals Meet For Christmas Dinner At Home
The Friendly Neighbor Club gathered at Mrs. John Stough's home Thursday afternoon for a chicken dinner and social games. Ten members and one guest attended with prizes awarded to Mrs. John Morden, Mrs. Ethel Price, and Mrs. Vina Roger. Secret Pals were revealed with Christmas gifts. next meeting set with Mrs. William Gilson on January 2.
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John Stough
John Morden
Ethel Price
Vina. Roger
William Gilson
Old Ottawa customs noted for New Year celebrations
The account describes Ottawa and Chippewa practices on New Year’s Eve including gun salutes, tin horns and drums, greetings to principal men, and a greeting akin to Bonjour. It recalls peaceful earlier times near Little Traverse Bay with abundant fish and land, and councils in the village.
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Andrew
Blackbird
University of Michigan Historical Collections
Little Traverseay
Little Traverse
Farwell Briefs Holiday Busyness and Family Gatherings
Farwell notices cheerful holiday visits and family dinners. Local residents attend church programs, visit ill relatives, and travel for Christmas. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knott, and families. Ellen Graham funeral attendees. and many relatives from Flint Michigan, Bay City, Marion, and Toledo.
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Tom
Elliott
John Moore
Ing
Moore
Michigan
Charles Knott
Harold McFarland
William Gardhe
Bernard
Gilmore Church
Edith Schroeder
Flint
Ellen Graham
Allen Graham
Arlo Thrush
Mr.Pleasant
Frank Thrush
Harry Norbury
Harry Niell
Niles
Gilbert Rynex
Toledo
Ohio
Elmer . Godwin Jr
William Gordon
Sharon Loomis
Jay Putnam
Sterling
Thomas Brooks
Ann Powers
Minerva Richmond
Donald ]Smith
Big Bay
Fannie Murphy
Midland
Mt. Haley
Artie Brooks
Meryl Davison
Jennie Finch
Ed Loomis
MSU Study Probes Public Fountains as Health Hazard
Michigan State University researchers say sewage systems and drinking fountains may harbor poliomyelitis and other viruses year round, with infections peaking July to October. They warn current fountain designs fail to prevent splash and contamination and call for aerosol study tools.
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Michigan State University
MSU
Walter N. Mack
Lansing
East Lansing
Mack
Mrs Pautz Dies In California
Anna Pautz 86 of San Carlos California died December 7 after a three week illness at the Marine Hospital San Francisco. Body returned to Frankfort Michigan for burial December 14. Her daughter and husband Admiral and Mrs S B Johnson of San Carlos attended. She was sister of the late Mrs Fred Smalley and aunt of Mrs Vern Hains. Attending services from the area were Vern Hains Frank Humphrey and families plus others from Sparta Lake and Lake.
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Anna. Pautz
San Carlos
California
Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Frankfort
Michigan
S. B. Johnson
Pautz
Fred Smalley
Vern Hains
Clare
Frank Humphrey
Hains
Harold Lockwood
Sparta
Hilda Scott
Lake
Charles. Tryon
Ted Deégan
Elk illness studied at Rose Lake wildlife station
A young elk east of Vanderbilt is under study at the Rose Lake wildlife experiment station as officials investigate a puzzling sickness seen in several elk since 1950. The case suggests a possible physiological or hereditary weakness, with no infectious or nutritional cause found after autopsies and trials.
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Conservation Department
Rose Lake Wildlife Experiment Station
Vanderbilt
Pigeon River State Forest
L. D. Fay
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Fay
Rose Lake Laboratory
Garfield Township School Board Meeting January 7 at 8 p.m
The Garfield Township school board will hold its regular December meeting on January 7 at 8 p.m. A film titled The Happiness of the New World Society will be shown on Thursday December 26 at 7 30 p m in the IOOF Hall Clare. The film is in color, about an hour long, and there is no admission charge.
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Garfield Township
The
New World Society
IOOF
E. ‘Wilcox Parkway
Clare
World Council of Churches on Refugee Settlements
The World Council of Churches notes 40,000 of 180,000 Hungarian refugees in Austria await care or resettlement while about 9,000 remain in Yugoslavia. Projections estimate 500,000 to 600,000 refugees may enter Western Germany from the East Zone this year, with 125,000 ethnic Germans repatriated there. WCC aims to aid 156,000, seeking integration or care in hospitals and homes.
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World Council of Churches
Austria
Yugoslavia
Germany
East Zone
Yugoslavias
Egypt
WCC
Correction Leonard MeJarnag death notice update
Correction Leonard MeJarnag death reported in the Sentimel two weeks ago shows he had been employed most recently by Earl Acker near Coleman.
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Leonard, MeJarnag
Earl Acker
Coleman
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