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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
10
A flurry of Sunday and midweek visits unfold among Shultheiss Gale Irish and Wiltse groups. Listed are relatives and friends from St Louis Mt Pleasant Montrose Coleman Bay City Sher idan and Okemos visiting, staying, or calling on kin and attending events such as a Lumbermen's Convention in Grand Rapids.
Mr and Mrs William Humphrey announce a son born January 21 at Central Michigan Community Hospital weighing nine pounds three ounces. Grandparents are Frank Humphrey, Leo Hampton, and Jay Trucks. Mr and Mrs Jay Trucks welcome a son born January 24 at Clare General Hospital weighing eight pounds one and a half ounces named J Todd. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Battle of Farwell announce a son born January 29 at Clare General Hospital weighing eight pounds three ounces.
Mr and Mrs Milan N Plavsic express cheap sincere appreciation to doctors B J and J R Gershon and the Clare General Hospital staff for considerate kind efficient dedicated services during confinement. Citizens of this area are fortunate to have such a fine hospital at their disposal.
Mrs. Josephine Anderson, who will be 80 in December, enjoys bowling as a summer pastime and as a balance for golf. An enthusiastic bowler since 1933, she seeks a 200 game after reportedly hitting 199. Jo bowls with the Andersons team each Tuesday evening.
Belts shape spring outfits as fuller skirts return. The contour and tie belts create a feminine tiny waist, aligning with the season's romantic mood.
Clare scored no points in the opening quarter and trailed by nine at halftime. The Pioneers fought for rebounds but could not sustain scoring as Academy pulled ahead, Sam Kushmaul leading with 10 points. Remaining games include February dates at home against Chesaning St. Louis and Ithaca, with a final away game at Harrison.
The eleventh anniversary dinner meeting of the Isabella County Safety Council is scheduled for February 11 at 6 30 p m in Mt. Pleasant High School. The event is open to the public with tickets through members or the Mt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Office. Professor Gordon Sheehe of Michigan State University Traffic Center will speak on traffic safety education. Vehicle Safety Check Awards will honor communities including Shepherd Rosebush Weidman Blanchard Beal City Central Michigan University and Mt Pleasant with a special Isabella County award.
Jennie Carr Davidson born Sandusky September 15 1883 died January 29 1964 at her Detroit home after fifty years there. She married E Bruce Davidson December 23 1903 and six of seven children survive along with four sisters including Mrs Julia Hutchinson and Mrs Jeanette Kleiner. Funeral services were held at Fred Wood Funeral Home Detroit and burial in Grandlawn Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Richard Ford and family visited their sister in Lansing with her husband Mr and Mrs Ivan Weadle and son also hosting. Another sister and husband Mr and Mrs Steve Zemko visited John Zemko and family in Lansing and called at the Weadle home. Visitors last week to Mrs Florence Robinette included Mrs Arlie Russell Farwell Mrs E J Allen and two sons Eight Point her daughter Mrs Ty Clarkson and two children Flint Mrs George Maser and two children Brand Mrs Rex Robinette and three children Midland and Mrs Edna Sutton Mr and Mrs Russell Stanley Barryton were Wednesday guests of his brother Mr and Mrs Clair Stanley.
The column lists multiple January and February social visits at Brush College including birthday celebrations for Mr. Worden and extended family events. Beaverton and Lakeview connections appear with guests from Clare, Charlotte, Midland, Freeland and other nearby towns.
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