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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1950
Page
5
The Center Methodist W SGC will hold a regular dinner in the church basement on Wednesday January 18 noon. With Walton school not operating the society opens the noon meals to the public. Formerly school children attended. The business meeting will be led by president Mrs Earl Grace.
Free show schedule lists Friday night in Rosebush and Saturday afternoons in Winn and Saturday night in Weidman. The feature is Champions Use Champions along with other selected films.
A catalog of sheeted tunes including It Can Dream Cant I The Meadows of Heaven The River Seine Way Back Home Why Was I Born Blue Skirt Waltz Fool's Paradise Bye Bye Baby So Blue Over Three Hills Hangmans Boogie My InLaws Made an Outlaw Out of Me Forever and a Day Red Ball to Natchez CLARH notes a selection across pop and western tracks.
The Rosebush Consolidated P T A filled the new school building for its first regular meeting. President Mrs Ray Kniffen led reports from the hot lunch committee and updates on upcoming entertainments with support from Mt. Pleasant officials and the Michigan State Health Department.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Wednesday in the church for their annual business session. President Mrs. Edgar Fetterly presided and led the devotional period. The group voted to prepare hospital supplies for shipment to a Presbyterian hospital overseas. Officers were elected for the coming year.
Rosebush Churches list sermons Sunday school and worship times for Rosebush Center Methodist Rosebush Methodist Weidman Methodist and St Henrys Catholic churches pastor names superintendents and service hours including Mass timings on specific Sundays and holy days.
Rev R O Thomson pastor Rosebush church holds Bible School at 1015 a m and morning service at 1145 a m Evening service at 730 p m Weekly Bible school at 1080 a m Ladies Aid meets Rosebush on the first Wednesday of each month and Ladies Aid meets on the second Wednesday each month
Members of the N. C. C. W. of St. Henry's Church gathered at Mrs. Leo Trainor's home for a January meeting. A 35.00 polio drive donation was approved, infant clothing for overseas shipment was planned, and the St. Patrick's Day program was set for mid March with Mrs. H. C. Beutler named chair. The pastor Fr. Francis Brannigan led a religious quiz after the business session, husbands were invited for social hour, and refreshments were served to seventeen members and guests. Next meeting will be held in St. Henry's basement in February.
The Farm Bureaus county Woman's Activity Committee invited husbands to a party at the Union Grange hall on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Jake Bechdell led a lively get acquainted program and over sixty attended. Mrs. Murray Gordon oversaw recreation as the group toasted with dessert pies for the husbands.
The Oak Ridge Farm Bureau will convene Tuesday January 17 at 8:00 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst. The agenda includes a discussion period recreational activities and consideration of current topics for a worthwhile evening.
Mrs Pat Burch and infant Patrick William returned home from Central Michigan Hospital where born December 31. George Bias and wife welcomed Geoffrey Robert born January 3 at Clare Hospital, six pounds six and three quarters ounces. Baby Kay Ann Simms born December 21 at Cumins Maternity Home Mt Pleasant brought home by Richard and Mrs Simms after staying in nursery until strong enough.
Miss Midge Young of Mt Pleasant visited weekend with Ann Marie Swindlehurst. The Hovey family moved from Rosebush to a farm home one mile north and four miles east. Orrin First visited Fidela Houge at the Oliver House. Ivan Graham family moved from Spaulding farm to Jim McLaughlin farm southeast of Rosebush. Earl Grace and children Bonnie and LeRoy dined with Johnmith and Leo Kappler, who underwent surgery in Carson City hospital and is expected home soon in good condition. John Varga Jr Faye Johnston and Joe Varga visited East Chicago Indiana for weekend relatives.
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