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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1955

Page

11

Farwell Womans Club Meeting Covers Michigan Books

Members answered roll call by favorite book. Mys. Wm. uaVine led Michigan book display from the library and reviewed Michigan in Four Centuries by F. Clever Bald. Mrs. Dale Hines spoke on North of Saginaw Bay and The White Squaw by B. J. Peterson.

Highteen Farwell Wamant’s Club Mys Wm. uaVine Michigan F. Clever Bald Dale ‘Hines Saginaw Bay Don Pitchford Homer Stinchcombe Cecil Davison Bernie Davison Laura Willett Barbara Babcock

Zion League Presents Playlet by Local Youth Cast

The Zion League of the reorganized Latter Day Saints Church staged a Sunday evening drama titled Christ Calls For Stewards. Twelve local youths participated, with special music including What Fruit Have You Gathered and A Charge To Keep I Have. Duncan Koeplinger and Frances Thomas attended a hardware pre-showing at the Masonic Temple in Detroit last Friday where Thomas is identified as Wayne County school assistant supervisor.

Zion’s League of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church Duncan Koeplinger Masonic Temple Detroit Duncan Frances Thomas Thomas Wayne County

Mrs Christina Merten Celebrates 81st Birthday

Christina Merten celebrated her 81st birthday at the home of Wally and Mrs Merten on Saturday evening. Attendees included Freddie Horn and family Larry Horn Howard Six Florence Horn Winice Weaver and Maude Suckle who joined the pot luck supper and shared gifts for Grandma Merten who plans to enjoy many more birthdays.

Christina Merten Wally Merten Freddie Horn Larry Horn Howard Six Florence Horn Winice Weaver Maude Suckle Grandma Merten

Farwell Briefs Highlight Local Weekender Visits and Events

Weekend visitors fill Farwell social pages as families and friends drop by area homes from Clare to Lansing. Notable gatherings include airport dedication coverage and a bake sale by RLDS Women’s Dept for charity.

Local residents share meals and visits across Clare region

Sunday and weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Hartman and others from St Helens Lansing Midland Saginaw Gilmore and Lake. Harriet Utley, cousin of Mrs. Puttman, died in Sacramento on December 28 at 33. Various families from Edmore Temple West Grant Clare and Pleasant marked visits and dinners through the weekend with friends and relatives.

Henry Hilborn St. Helens Raymond Claire Wolder Edward Holder Midland Boyde Wiggins Saginaw Eugene Cashin John Schilling Gilmore Ray Neeper Margaret Sherby Lake

Gilmore Grange Social Roundup and Moves

Mrs Keith Scott hosted a gathering as Do lores Cook hosted a variety club meeting on February 10. John Robison and guests enjoyed a card party with five tables. Dale Bunkers moved back to Mt Pleasant from Clare City after a credit union meeting at Clare City Hall.

Keith Scott Farwell Howard Cook John Laverty M. Somers Indiana Variety Club Dolores Cook John Robison Pearl Murphy George Pitts Ross Renner Pearl Ruth Credit Union Clare City Hall Dale Bunkers Mt. Pleasant

Sunday Dinner Guests Reflect Local Family Ties

Mrs. Keith Scott hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs. William Scott and children. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Scott and sons from Flint, Mrs. Leah Hartnell and family, and Mr. Bud Hiles with kids. The Ross Renners hosted Pearl Murphy and George Pitts for Friday supper, with Clare Perry and Sharon visiting. Thelma aided in the store Saturday as Fern's ill brother Alvin required care, and Don Kreiner with the Renner couple visited Pauline Kreiner at Traverse City Hospital Thursday.

Marion Hall Ellen J. B. Watters Temple Keith Scott William Scott Bernard Scott Flint Leah Hartnell Bud Hiles Pearl Murphy George Pitts Ross Renners Clare Perry Sharon Ross Renner Thelma Fern Alvin Don Kreiner Pauline Kreiner Traverse City

Boys in Service Publicize Pvt Eugene Glass Arrival

Pvt Eugene Glass arrives in Yokohama Japan and sends word home. Address shows U S 55477362 Medical Company 7th Cavalry Regiment APO 201 San Francisco California.

Eugene Glass Ivan Brown Pvt Yokohama Japan U.S 7Th Cavalry Regiment APO San Francisco California

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