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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
7
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The article lists church services with over 150 attendees and details many local residents. It notes Frances Phipps’s return from Ford Hospital improved, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buchel, Er ness Kent and baby, William Phillips knee injury, and several travels and gatherings including Boy Scouts, pneumonia recovery of Mrs. George Pitts, and a Country Rosette Extension Group meeting with 14 members.
Barrett Muterspaugh remains a patient at Mercy Hospital Jackson. Mrs Pansy Yost and family hosted Sunday meals. The Murry Mogg and Dean Muterspaugh families visited. Hire Farm buyers Mr and Mrs Jim Mcbon move into Section 7 Denver Township. Irene Muterspaugh hosted Sunday dinner. Elmer Jones stayed several days with kin.
The community was shocked by the death of Mrs Frances Kreimharit at University Hospital in Ann Arbor on Friday. Her husband Ben died at home on Sunday. Relatives and neighbors extend sympathy to children and grandchildren. Local gatherings and condolences follow as families and friends share in the double sorrow.
Home Extension plan creates two new groups with meetings in January at Mt Pleasant area homes. Open sessions for women include demonstrations on creative designs with paints and Swedish and Danish embroidery stitches. County Agent invites area residents to sign up for upholstery and woodwork classes and home visits to assess chairs.
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