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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1954
Page
2
World Day of Prayer is noted for March 5 with afternoon and evening church services. The column lists visits, illnesses, and community events including WMA Missionary program on March 2, a Skid Row photo showing, and various family gatherings across Clare Wa Hubbard Take Battle Creek and Grand Rapids.
Saginaw St Luke s Hospital reports Gertrude Wood facing surgery Tuesday morning February Officers Club met with Gilmore Grange Thursday evening with over sixty present Next month plans to meet with Broomfield Grange Mr and Mrs John Robison hosting card party Friday evening Attendees included Joy Lee Dick Susie Rawson Diane Donald Shilling Danny Alan Scott Lynn Laverty and Mary s birthday party guests Mary Brown celebrated her fourth birthday with cake and ice cream Refreshments served Later Mrs Frank Freeman underwent surgery in Mt Pleasant Hospital and is recovering Handicraft Club met with Jessie Brown Painting glasses was the day s work Next meeting to be with Bernice Degolph Variety Club to meet with Fra Somers March 4 Alice Cook to bake the cake Ann Rawson has returned to the Lloyd Smiths in Mt Pleasant Local visits noted Mr and Mrs Bill Wood visited Bill Smedley Several items claim the geographic center of the Ballot States is in Smith County and the Big Three in college sports are Yale Harvard and Princeton.
The Greenwood Grange notes a public event on February 27 at the Grange with school improvements including a new flagpole ceiling and vegetable bins in the hot lunch room. Local visits by John Brown Esther Darling and others are listed along with attendance at a WWTV sports review and various neighborly gatherings.
Delwin Grange members attended the officers club in Gilmore on Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Allen McDeonald Lorraine spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mr and Mrs Jack Morrison. The community extends sympathy to Mary Faber's family. Mr and Mrs Henry Sharp had a car wreck Saturday but no one was hurt. Barney McNerney visits relatives and friends in Pontiac. Mrs John McDonald visits in Midland. Mr and Mrs Earl Walker called on her mother Mrs Lilly Hubble in Coleman. Mr and Mrs Cal Harrington of Lansing were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Henderson. Mr and Mrs Donald Morrison of Lansing were weekend guests of Mrs Mary Morrison. They all dined with Mr and Mrs Bill Leosh and family of Gladwin on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl McDonald and Mrs Maude McDonald went to Flint Sunday for dinner with Mrs Donald Morrison's granddaughter and husband Mr and Mrs Wm Farney and family.
The Denver Township Farm Bureau Group meets at the art community building on Tuesday evening March 9 for a pot luck supper with oysters as an extra treat. Mrs. Bert Thompson has returned home after staying with Art Eberhart and oe Wwuella Bullard spent Friday night with cousin Velma Mogg. A large crowd attended the Rex Morse family benefit dance at Delwin Grange hall after their barn and contents burned recently. Mrs. Donald Haggart and Mrs. Eugene Lattimer hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Alfred Moge at the Orr community building on Friday afternoon February 18 with eighteen ladies attending. games were played and gifts opened, followed by ice cream and cake.
A Sunday missionary event is announced with religious exhortation. A social notice recalls three birthdays hosted by Mrs. Julia Hutchinson including Mr and Mrs Hutchinson and Kenneth Turner with family guests. The gathering featured a dinner with two cakes and coffee.
The building committee toured several churches Thursday afternoon and Monday to gather ideas. Local residents visited include Janie Kleiner from Saginaw staying with her parents, Mrs Ernest Kleiner, and Clif ford Wood in Clare. Sunday guests at Glen Poets included Bernard Allen and family, and Ioa Stonkanenn and daughter. California visitor Stanley Kleiner arrived to visit his parents. Bobbie David celebrated his seventh birthday.
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