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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
4
The Church of God has organized a new church at 608 Yangee Street in Clare. Rev. R. D. McKinney is appointed pastor after training at Owosso College. He previously served in Big Rapids Owosso and Detroit.
Local families hosted relatives and friends for Christmas across Rosebush and nearby towns. Highlights include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stork and family of Flint to Mrs. Susan Graham, and multiple gatherings with the Sharp family from Ohio to Wisconsin.
Social rounds show multiple households from Clare, Brighton, Pontiac, and Beaverton hosting relatives and friends over the Christmas weekend. Highlights include visits to the Thoma and Gardner households, dinners with the Patch and Weldon families, and a Tucson memorial for Glenn Loomis, a former Flint Chevrolet worker.
William Harry Mogg 51 of Tacoma died December 28 at Saginaw Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services 2 p.m. Thursday at O Laughlin Funeral Home Coleman with Rev. Aaron Hyde officiating and burial in Denver Township Cemetery. Born June 27 1913 in Denver Township son of James and Catherine Mogg He married Elizabeth Cotlar in Bomburg Germany October 19 1953 who survives. Also surviving are three brothers Frank Flint Robert Rosebush Alfred Mt. Pleasant two sisters Dora Haggart Coleman Ruth Haggart Clare 2 half sisters Floss Prout Rosebush Pearl Campbell Mt. Pleasant. Mogg was a retired Army sergeant entering service 1942 retiring 1952.
Vera SY Alwood aged 72 died Tuesday morning December 29 in Battle Creek born Clare May 3 1892 daughter of John and Georgia Gordon married Warren Alwood of Harrison in 1912 his death followed in 1935. Survivors include three daughters eight grandchildren and brother Glenn Gordon of Clare. Funeral at Hebble Chapel Battle Creek Wednesday then Do eharty Clare Thursday visiting 10 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Committal Cherry Grove cemetery 1 45 p.m. Rev Raymond Norton officiating.
December 7 1964 regular meeting. Mayor Cain presided with Commissioners Haley Wisler Cotter Bradley and Cain present. Actions include permits for John Quinnan and Thayers Dairy, zoning referral for Eastwood Hills Business 1, street light at Forest and Arlene, renewal of fire contracts, Layne Northern water tests, 90 day test well option, two Mercury lights on East 4th Street and four on North McEwan Street, Christmas party plans, sewer and water tapping rates set at 55 and 45 dollars, and bills approved.
Mrs. Jennie Cobleigh hosted 21 relatives for Christmas with guests from Harrison Clare Owosso Grand Rapids and several other towns. Additional visits included Roberta Stevens Lynn Salisbury and Jim McNeil among numerous family and friend arrivals across Clare and nearby communities.
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