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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
7
Residents hosted relatives and friends from Flint Merrill Clare Rosebush Detroit and Gen later in the week. The notices list numerous dinners calls and visits including Roy Putnam Dean Luce and Don Ferguson families among others.
Mr and Mrs George Davison celebrated their 25th anniversary on December 31 with family guests including Mr and Mrs Herb Jensen of Gaines and Mr and Mrs Frank Schram. The Farwell WCTU plans a January 9 meeting at 2:00 p.m. at 357 Corning. A New Year’s Eve gathering honored Duncan Koepplinger and others with cards and lunch. The Watch Night service at the Missionary Church included music poems a sermon and prayer at midnight.
Minnie Adelaide Beck born June 1 1881 near Maple Rapids Michigan was the third of seven to Frank and Rachel Nash. After a long illness she died at 82. She married Fred Beck April 16 1904 and had seven children. five survive. Her husband died June 8 1963. In 1910 they joined the Latter Day Saints Church at Chippewa Station. She had been in ill health for years and aided others in need. Surviving children include William of Lake, Harley of Farwell, and Neta Siedel of Prescott.
Word has been received of the sudden death of Mrs. Emily Irwins sister in law Mrs. George Hughes on M-57 and Fordney Road near Chesaning. Mr. Hughes is hospitalized with serious injuries. Funeral services were held January 5 at Coker Funeral Home Farwell with Elder Hobart Beavers officiating. Burial was in N Brinton Cemetery. The column also notes New Year’s Eve visits and a furniture show attended by Glenn Scott Ace Hardware Mt. Pleasant and Lyle Dickenson. Subscriptions and newspaper details follow.
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