In loving memory of William Stoy CG
Memoriam notice from Mrs. William Stoy recalls husband William Stoy CG who passed away a year ago February 18 1954. She cherishes shared years and his loving care. The note expresses enduring memory and love.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1955
Page
8
Memoriam notice from Mrs. William Stoy recalls husband William Stoy CG who passed away a year ago February 18 1954. She cherishes shared years and his loving care. The note expresses enduring memory and love.
Mrs. Rosalie Wymer expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards and letters and thanks the Clare Hospital staff and Dr Weitzel for the care received during her stay.
The family of Mrs. Carl Peterson expresses deep appreciation for the help and many expressions of sympathy received during their recent bereavement.
The Bader family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. They appreciate the support and comfort received during this time.
I wish to express my appreciation to relatives and friends who remembered me with cards and letters for their thoughtfulness and many acts of kindness and prayers during my stay at Midland Hospital and since returning home.
We express sincere thanks to all friends who offered comfort during the loss of our brother and uncle Frank Sutton. Mrs Mabel Fortin and Son Mr and Mrs Manuel Sutton and Family.
Doris Chapman thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers letters and plants shared during hospital time in Clare Hospital. She also thanks Mt. Vernon Grange for the benefit dance and doctors and nurses for their care.
A patient offers thanks for cards and letters received during a stay at the Community Hospital. The message also extends gratitude to Clare Manufacturing plant and employees for flowers and to Dover church and Mrs. Emerson Hampton for support.
In gratitude the author thanks friends and neighbors who aided during their fire and specifically acknowledges the Clare Fire Department for their assistance.
Blue Water Fish hosts a fry at Mt Ver Grange on Wednesday March 2 1955 from 5 00 p m until served. Adults pay 1 25 and children 3 75 for all you can eat. Proceeds support the grange activities.
Notice for a pancake supper at St Cecilia's Church parlors on Thursday February 24. Serving begins at 5 30 pm. Adults pay 1.00 and children under 12 pay 60 cents. Sponsor details truncated.
A pay to play card party to raise funds for the March of Dimes is set for February 26 at Farwell Hall starting 8:00 p.m. Admission is one dollar.
De Soto and Plymouth tires tubes batteries and accessories offered by Bob's Sales & Service in Clare. Phone 342. Local shop provides sales and service for auto parts and accessories.
Mrs Sam Gaskill visited Clare for a tooth extraction. Families including the Wyman and Lan ders enjoyed roller skating at Lake. Ever Ready Club hosted an all day meeting at Mrs Frank Davis home. The Gaskills hosted Sunday visitors with Alvin Pence and John Gaskill families present. Amos Church, Dorothy Cutler husband, hospitalized again with severe head pains. Winifred Anders and daughter attended a Valentine party at Marion Town Hall. Gary Cunningham celebrated a birthday with school friends. Ralph Peters visited Evart to deliver items to the Richard Gay household. The Gays suffered a house fire loss.
Greenwood Grange members Mrs J B Watters and Mrs Al Collins placed posters in Harrison grocery stores for Dairy Festival Week to promote dairy products as part of a healthy diet. The note lists many social visits and local events surrounding Greenwood residents over a period, including weddings, gatherings, and travel between Harrison, Temple, and nearby towns.
About 125 relatives and friends attended the Greenwood Hall reception Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson nee Juanita Davis who were married at Marion Saturday afternoon. Ice cream cake and coffee were served. Guests came from Jackson Flint Coleman Grand Rapids Lake City Harrison Traverse City and Marion.
Local shop Bops Sales and Service advertises tires tubes batteries and accessories in Clare with phone contact 342 for sales and service inquiries.
R C Somerville of the Dodge Division predicts more people will test drive Dodge cars this year than ever before. The forecast ties to nationwide newspaper ads and a Get The Thrill contest offering 50 Custom Rogal Lancers, with daily drawings in February and March for verified demonstrations.
From where I sit Swifty Fisher flies into Traffic Court over a parking ticket near a One Hour Parking sign. Hack Miller on duty jokes that Swifty is not guilty just loud, a scene about quick judgments and personal preferences.
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