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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1956
Page
5
First grade students at Rosebush School marked their seventh birthdays Friday in Mrs Lola Fordyces room. Mothers present included Mrs Clare Hoover Mrs Wilford Stilgenbauer and others. Ice cream and cake were served to the guests and classmates.
Mrs. Erma Cameron and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Grace and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Denslow of East Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. Orrin First. Mrs. Manley McFarlane is recovering from a heart attack. Several families planned winter in Florida. Bernard Balge, former resident, died of a heart attack in Flushing. funeral held Tuesday. Weekend visits included Ballge and Campbells. Mrs. Orrin First visited with Mrs. Edward Cameron.
World Topic News and Views by Professor Francis Robinson. Mrs Lola Fordyce wins attendance prize at Moses School PTA gathering. Wilford Stilgenbayer leads singing with Duval First at piano. Earl House presides. Local guests from Lansing and Midland join New Year events and visits over the weekend.
The Walton Farm Bureau met at Center Church with vice president Pat Hathaway in charge. Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst reported on the membership drive and urged contacts to reach the county goal. A panel discussion on The Farmer Looks at the Guaranteed Annual Wage explored benefits for labor and farmers, with mixed conclusions.
A sequence of dinner gatherings and visits across Rosebush and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. James Sutton in Clare, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bradford in Midland, and Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs hosting in Ann Arbor. Notable events include Melinda Sue Prout born January 2 at Central Michigan Community Hospital, first Isabella county birth in the new year, and multiple relatives visiting from Green Bay Cadillac and Lansing.
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