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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1950
Page
2
The column lists numerous visitors and hosts during the New Year and holiday season. Families from Midland Cleveland Lansing Roscommon Detroit Saginaw and other areas shared meals and stayed with relatives across Harrison. Individuals mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bates Mr. Bud Beam Miss Gertrude Smith Rev. Howard Pratt and many others, highlighting a busy social week.
Neil Kinne and daughter Rosalie made a business trip to Lansing Monday. Bobby Semig underwent skull fracture surgery at Grace Hospital Detroit and returned home with his parents on Friday. Mrs. Florence Petoskey and others visited in Traverse City. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Heintz and Connie visited Kay Wall’s home. Various residents hosted or visited relatives in Mt. Pleasant Clare and Detroit over the period. Pfc Jerry Reigle spent time in Pontiac with his brother Bruce. The Hampton and Hughes families hosted New Year gatherings.
A compiled notice details meeting times for Clare and Farwell clubs and lodges. Groups include Clare Knights of Columbus, LO O.F. 834, Kiwanis, O.C.F. Lodge No 21, R A M, Hebekah, Boy Scouts, Rotary, DeMolay, Methodist classes, Lake Red Gun Club, Riverside Grange, St. Henry's Youth, Sheridan Grange, American Legion Auxiliary, Theta Rho Girls Club, Red and Gun Club, Masonic Lodge, Methodist Men, Farm Bureau Northwest Vernon, Pettit Kapplinger Post and Auxiliary, Clara Rebekah Lodge, Knights of Pythias, and weekly garbage collection. Regular city and park notices list meeting days and times, with some locations in Clare and Farwell.
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