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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1957
Page
3
Mrs W D Bellinger was hostess on Wednesday for a dinner honoring her husband’s 76th birthday. Ray Bellinger of Swartz Creek visited, and in the afternoon a birthday cake and ice cream were served as he received many cards.
Mrs. Fred Sowle hosted twelve girls for Joyce Sowle’s eighth birthday with games ice cream cake kolach and gifts. Nearby gatherings included open house for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burgess of Saginaw and weekend visits among local families including the Colosky and Sowle households.
Mr and Mrs John Miller announce the birth of a son at CMc Hospital in Mt Pleasant on Tuesday weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces.
The Good Luck club plans a Valentine party on February 13 with Mrs. Richard Ruckle and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Colosky. Families from Grandville Flint Coleman Clare Mid land and St. Joe share weekend visits and anniversaries. Navy address for Lewis Colton and other family news mark a busy social period.
Mrs. Ray Clark hosted two birthday dinners last week. On Monday they celebrated the birthdays of her husband and Miss Evelyn Ferweda with Gordan Ferweda and family, Harold Adams clan. On Thursday they marked Jackie Adams four and Stevie Krabill two with the Adams and Krabill households as guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed MacDonald of Saginaw visited Mrs. Jerdeena Tryon and later Clare to meet their great granddaughter. The Cloises spent weekends in Evart and Midland visiting relatives while grandchildren and friends called. Dale Brown toured for an apartment in Evart and started work at the new IGA. Allen Dale was cared for during this time.
Nancy Waite stays with the Dewey Dells while her family winters in Worlda. Sunday dinner with Roy Cummins Emerson Blodgett Callers. Sullivan family and Bert Badger weekend in Brooklyn. Flava Clark Bertha Babcock visit Mt. Pleasant. MYF delegates returned from institute. Girl Scouts meet Tuesday. Pike sale at the post office Saturday February 9.
Wo and Mrs Lloyd Hunt of Clare hosted Sunday dinner with her parents Mr and Mrs Don Brown. Joe Sarkozi hosted Tuesday dinner with Mrs Julia Brown and son Wayne. Mrs Joe Sarkozi and Mrs Dale Brown visited Mrs Howard Brown Jr in Clare Friday. Lawrence Tryon and family of Flint visited his mother Mrs Jerdeena Tryon. Arthur Smith family hosted Sunday with Chester Harwood and baby from Cadillac Ray Tharpe and baby from Farwell and Ray Green. George Tiedeman Jr of Pontiac stayed with uncle Aunt Mr and Mrs Fred Cunningham from Friday to Sunday. Archie Hudson of Lansing visited J W Wyrick. he plans to build a cottage near them this spring. Mrs Roy Ferrenburg and Mrs I W Wyrick were in Reed City on business Thursday. Harlon Malone and family and Mrs Bob Dorking of Pontiac spent the weekend with Wilbur and Mrs McLane. Milford Saddler from Mt Pleasant is visiting his sister Irene Smith between terms at college. Clinton Case brought Mrs Case home from St Lawrence Hospital in Lansing after a broken hip and is recovering.
Central Michigan College and Mt. Pleasant will host the Central States International Gladiolus Show on August 1 and 17 at the Central Michigan fieldhouse. The event, described as the nation's largest gladiolus show, draws exhibitors from across the United States and features Garden Club exhibits with glad arrangements. Royal florist Keh beth Harper and B. Park announced generous exhibit space and enthusiastic support from Michigan growers.
A Michigan State University survey with the Michigan Press Association finds newspaper work valued for variety and freedom. About 60 percent would recommend journalism graduates enter the field. learning and self development are seen as important, while monotony and pressure are least liked. Exhibits include amateur and professional divisions for flowers and seedlings, with free entry for Gladiolus exhibitors and top judges from national experts.
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