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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1955
Page
7
Matt McConnell and his wife Katherine raise beef cattle and feed on their farm. Their six children Matthew Elizabeth Jim John Mark and Luke live at the farm with their parents and help with chores.
Mrs Keith Scott hosting, a well attended Valentine event at the Ilmore Grange school Monday featured a pot luck lunch and a Detroit guest showing colored movies. Door prizes included aluminum ware and kitchen items with prizes credited to attendees.
The Layle Smiths welcomed a baby boy last week at Community Hospital. The mother is Emogene Rawson, formerly of the Rawson family.
De Soto and Plymouth tires tubes batteries and accessories offered by Bob's Sales and Service in Clare. Contact phone 342 for sales and service.
George Skinner visiting Florida sends news from Box 206 Pinellas Park. Harold Skinner and Clarence Hamilton drove home from Finns after teeth were pulled. Mrs Harold Skinner and Jana Miller appeared in Farwell news. Otis Conney skidded off near Harold Skinner’s farm. no injuries. Local calls for news to Mrs Harold Skinner at 2974.
Rev. Cunningham of the Dover Church visited Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Nial Abbott and family hosted a Sunday gathering with Charles Eaton and sons near Harrison. The Hanna Walters home hosted a Saturday evening with the Dover church youths. The Stephison family and Clinton Dunkle group visited near Clare Sunday. Howard Brockway hosted and hosted visitors while B L Duckworth and children returned home after a week with H Brockway. Theola Nephew and Bob Shaw of Lake Orion dined with Bob’s grandmother. Mrs Nannie Latson of Clare broke her hip Saturday and hospital visit followed. her sister-in-law Mrs Charles Heber and Mrs Robert Heber visited Mt Pleasant.
The text outlines how the gospel is carried to people through preaching and hearing. Paul emphasizes humble delivery, reliance on the Holy Spirit, and the transformation of belief into salvation, highlighting faith born in the heart and the motive power of God.
Sees Movies by State Lecturer Merrill Eady at the Bowen school due to store difficulties. Local couples and families host and visit each other, with wedding anniversaries, birthdays, and social gatherings noted. Several residents travel to Florida and attend events at the Hotel Chieftain and Vernon Grange conferences.
A Oak Park family credits Blue Cross-Blue Shield for covering most of a premature baby's hospital bill and doctor charges. The father advocates prepaid hospital and doctor coverage, noting a $3800 bill fully covered and urging others to join the program with low cost group plans.
Mrs. and Mr. William Webber entertained at a chicken dinner on Wednesday of last week in Greenwood Grange. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Markell and others. floral centerpiece crafted by Mrs. Stanley from her houseplant collection. Willard Bringold joined his sister Mrs. Max Howard, and Allen Howard of Lake George visited Detroit to see the ice revue.
Local families from Coleman Marion Temple Rosebush Clare and Saginaw hosted and visited one another over the weekend and midweek. Guests included Mrs Glenm Bucholz and children Mrs Bill Johnson of Marion and Mr Archie Davis with his wife. Chet Pickering welcomed Bert Douglas and Russell Haught party. Norman Sprague joined Pete Seelinger for meals. Howard Ford and family traveled to Barbarton Ohio for a business trip. the Gross family hosted at Merrill and Clarence Miller joined Rosa.
William Dean Jr son of William Dean recently enlisted as an Air Cadet in the Korean War era. The brief item notes his entry into service and his role as a cadet in the armed forces.
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