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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1955
Page
14
The Lake PTA will present the skit "Where Oh Where But In America" at the February 7 meeting at 8:00 p.m. in the school. Adults and the girls chorus are to perform to celebrate PTA Founder's Day as urged by Publicity Chairman Mrs. Betty Scott.
The Busy Beavers 4-H Club of Lake meets January 7 to discuss birthday and get well cards. Members vote to pay for the cards from dues, estimating a cost of $2.50. The next meeting is set for one week later, reporter Diane Dake said.
The Lake Rod and Gun Club schedules its regular meeting this Friday evening February 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Tryon. A pot luck lunch will be served.
Miss Evelyn Ferweda was guest of honor at a birthday dinner Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Gore don Ferweda and Ray Clark hosted with Mr and Mrs Ray Clark noting both Ray and Evelyn share the birthday that day.
Mr and Mrs Fred Sowle hosted Joyce Sowle's sixth birthday on Sunday with relatives from Mr Pleasant Clare Freeland and Brinton visiting. The Sowles later joined Frank Sowle's home in Brinton for more celebration.
A Winterfield township shower honoring the couple arose with an evening of music from an orchestra from Mr Pleasant. The community extended best wishes for a long and happy married life as Mr and Mrs Eugene Crosby received beautiful and useful gifts.
Mrs. Frederick Scott hosted a birthday dinner Friday evening honoring their son Gary. Guests included Mrs. Hilda Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott, and Raymond James Scott who spent the night after Raymond came home from school.
Mrs Roscoe Bellows welcomed the Chatterbox Club after the regular meeting on a Wednesday in January. Members played three games with prizes won by Mrs Irwin Scott and Mrs Delmer Scott. Lunch followed in the dining room. Wayne Scott and wife to host a Valentine party February 14 for members and spouses.
Len Connelly profiles comedian George Gobel born May 20 1920 in Chicago a Roosevelt High graduate. The article highlights his deadpan style guitar numbers and early NBC roles on National Barn Dance and Tom Mis show with light stage work and vocal beginnings as a boy soprano.
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