Birthday Celebration Hosts Euchre Night at Farwell
Mr and Mrs William Henderson Mr and Mrs Clyde Pifer and Mr and Mrs M M Bucholz visited Farwell Saturday to celebrate birthdays of Mr Pifer and Mrs Stanley. Two euchre tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs Henderson and E T M Bucholz for high score and Mrs Pifer for traveling. A birthday cake topped a delicious lunch.
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William Henderson
Clyde Pifer
M. Bucholz
Farwell
Claire Stanley
Mr. Pifer
Mrs. Stanley
Henderson
E. ™. Bucholz
Fest to Pass at Supper for Eight Year Old Jimmy Krehmar
Jimmy Krehmar son of My and Mrs Paul Krehmar celebrated his 8th birthday after school with five friends. They played games enjoyed supper and birthday cake and ice cream. Jimmy was very pleased with his gifts.
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Jimmy, Krehmar
Paul Krehmar
Jimmy
Past Matrons Patrons Met At Bucholz Home
The Past Matrons and Patrons Club met Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Bucholz. Illness and cold weather limited attendance to 14. A brief business meeting was held followed by bingo and a lunch.
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E. M
Bucholz
Bill Bartow Preaches at Harrison Congregational Church
Bill Bartow age nineteen son of A E Bartow preached at Harrison Congregational Church on Sunday and will preach again next Sunday. He has completed two years of studies at Taylor University Indiana. After service Mr and Mrs Charles Amble and Karolyn home from West Bra tch shared dinner with the Bartows.
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Bill Bartow
A. E. Bartow
Harrison Congregational Church
Bill
Taylor University
Indiana
Charles Amble
Karolyn
West Bratch
Bartows
New Arrival Born to Russell Bauder Family
A daughter named Nancy Jo was born Monday morning February 17 at Midland to Mr and Mrs Russell Bauder. The baby weighed eight pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elmer Amble.
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Russell Bauder
Nancy
Midland
Harrison
Elmer Amble
Harrison Briefs Local Guests at Carpenter and Bucholz Homes
Mr and Mrs Gene Carpenter hosted day guests including Mr and Mrs Ben Carpenter and Mr and Mrs Ralph Carpenter. Wayne Bucholz Elsie and family visited from Coleman, with Glen Bucholz and two children joining for Sunday. Lee Bruce and family shared Sunday supper with his parents. Edgar and Sharon Brady and Gerald Brady and family visited, with Max and Mrs Brady among the attendees.
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Gene Carpenter
Ben Carpenter
Ralph Carpenter
Wayne Bucholz
Elsie
M. Bucholz
Dean
Glen Bucholz
Coleman
Lee Bruce
Aad Bruce
Max
Edgar Brady
Gerald Brady
Sharon
Clare Sentinel subscription rates and contact details
The Clare Sentinel issues weekly on Thursdays and lists mail subscription prices for Clare and Isabella County. Rates are $2.50 within Clare, $5.00 elsewhere in Michigan, $4.00 outside Michigan, and $2.59 for Armed Forces subscribers. The publisher is Wm. D. Elden, located at 112 West Fourth Street, Clare, Michigan.
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Elden
West Fourth Street
Clare
Michigan
Isabella County
Village Notes From Mt Pleasant Midland Trip
Mt Pleasant residents visited Miss Maé Shell at Clare Hospital and spent Wednesday night in Midland with Mrs Burns and Mrs Irene Palmquist. They attended the Dow Male Chorus performance at the school auditorium and Mr Burns drove down after them on Thursday.
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Mt. Pleasant
Maé Shell
Clare Hospital
Robert Burns
Irene’ Palmquist
Midland
Daugher
Bud Richard
Dow
School
Burns
Local social notes share visits and dinners across Clare area
Wesley Leathers recovers at home in Fostoria after hospital stay and welcomes cheerful notes from Blue Gill Lake friends. Ashland guests Denney Scarberry and Jack Lougeau visit Mrs. Catherine Bates. Clare residents visit and host dinners with the Clutes and Bates. Northernaires performed at Rotary event. Multiple families attend weekend gatherings, dinners, and hospital visits across Clare, Mt. Pleasant, and surrounding towns.
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Wesley Leathers
Blue Gill Lake
McDougal Street
Fostoria
Ohio
Denney Scarberry
Jack Lougeau
Ashland
Catherine Bates
Robert Clute
Andrea
Christine
Clare
Pearl Clute
B. Finley
Janeen
Clemens
Charles Bélien
Lake Orion
Jay Clute
Ruby Thompson
Colonville
Ralph Carpenter
Clare Rotary Club
Doherty
Northernaires
Raymond Amble
Alpena
Elmer Amble
Dale Brandon
Dale Sharp
John Leposky
Ray Amble
Norman Ulch
William. Jesse
Whilden Hughes
Mt. Pleasant
Albert
Colleen Millard
Francis Kinne
Philip
Neil Kinne
Surrey House
Omer Austin
Leonard Baker
George Nash
Charles Ashcraft
Carl Noland
Jim Hamp
Battle Creek
Clyde Pifer
Wilbur Weldon
Martin Mason
Big Rapids
Bob Pifer
Duane Schuyler
Durand
Peter Radak
Radak
University of Michigan President Angell on Education and Equality
In his 1879 commencement remarks Professor James B. Angell argues for broad access to higher education, claiming gifted youth from humble backgrounds must not be denied learning. He asserts democracy thrives in college and that talent should be nurtured regardless of birth or wealth. He also condemns bribery for student admission and urges inclusion.
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James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Angell
College
Angelleaded
U-M
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