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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
7
Church schedules for Rosebush and nearby parishes list services Sunday School and worship times. Community news covers funerals, hospital stays, road and phone improvements, social events, visitors, and residents returning from military service.
Mr and Mrs Donald Cook announce the arrival of a little son. Frank Davis and Miss Edith Davis were to Cadillac Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sherman Boyer Mr and Mrs Sam Davis and Mrs Amos Church of Flint visited their parents Mr and Mrs dd Cutler this week. Mr and Mrs Lewis Lockwood have been on the sick list. Mrs Dora Thayer has been in Florida for the winter. Mrs Walford Landers visited at the Frank Davis home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tony Bowen announce the arrival of a little son. Migs Bernice Richardson spent the weekend at home.
West Freeman Everett notes Nantz of Detroit visiting for the weekend. Sunday guests at Herbert Mid aleton home include Jim Collard of Temple and Paul Weage of Windover with families. Elgin Hickok and Liliah join Jerry Anderson of Bar ryton. Herbert Middleton and Bessie Doyle and family visit Big Rapids. Jesse Lee ill with flu after visiting Albert Lee and family.
Mr and Mrs Carmen Newman and sons were entertained at Jesse Newman Jr s home Sunday. Marie Allen of Cornwell ranch was a guest at Forest Garver home. Fred Trietch entertained son Reginald from Detroit last Sunday. Chas Ott returned home from Kalamazoo. Forest Garver spent Thursday with Rev and Mrs Leon Cook in Alma. Glenn Lower hosted Clark Mann and daughters and Kenneth Corbit from Alma. Y P R held a business meeting at the Kleinhardt home Tuesday. W M A to meet at church Wednesday afternoon February 13.
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