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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
4
William G. Hiden publisher issues weekly paper from 112 West Fourth Street Clare Michigan. The text lists families visiting relatives in Watervliet Grand Haven Sebewaing Sterling Harvison and New Baltimore plus Chaffee and Chaffee family gatherings for Christmas with Don Pillow and Louisa Bowler and others in Grand Rapids.
J Morden aged 76 died December 13 at Henry Rest Home Harrison after a short illness. Born December 3, 1886 in Vernon township he lived on a Vernon farm before moving to Clare eight years ago. He married Anna Bauer December 25, 1912 in Clare. Funeral services were held December 16 at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev Virgil Brinkman and Rev Harold Messer officiating. interment in Cherry Grove cemetery. Survivors: widow Anna and nephew Wesley Morden of Dearborn.
On Wednesday December 17 1962 Mason No 3 led with 2600 as top team score while Koof No 1 2442 and K of No 4 2309 trailed. High team games were Mason No 1 937 Mason No 3 885 and C Now 1840. Top individuals include J Bailey 566 G Smith 236 T Miekle 212 and Joe Schumacher 545 with other scores listed.
Mr and Mrs D E Johnston of Lansing spent the Christmas holiday with her mother Mrs L D Fisher and took her home for a few days. Mr and Mrs Bourke Lodewyk of Bay City were guests Saturday of her father and sister L Davy and Mrs Joseph L Kennedy.
Mrs Mary Mussell hosted a dinner for her son and wife the Mussell family at Mr Pleasant. Her son Don visited Earl Zimmerran in Alma on Saturday. Omer and Myra Parent with son spent Christmas with George Parent and family at Royalnk. Frank I Nash family celebrated Christmas Eve and Day with Oliver Nash in Midland.
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