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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1954
Page
6
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Mr and Mrs Jack Newman announce the birth of their daughter Delores Ann on December 29 in Lansing. The baby is welcomed as the first grandchild of Harley and Mrs Coats and the first great grandchild of Mr and Mrs J C Coats. Family members traveled to Lansing for the funeral of William Millie and visitations filled a busy week at the Harley Coats home.
Evangelistic services proceed this week with Rev and Mrs Elza Beery delivering messages. Miss Hazel Yewey spoke at the Michigan Eldership Youth Rally held Sunday afternoon. Local families and church members visited, with several members listed as guests and attendees at various homes and events.
Aldoris Whitford spent Friday at the Sam Gaskill home. Frank Davis and Mrs Letilla Lockwood visited the Pence family in Marion on Sunday. The Lawrence Dunn family have the flu but are improving. Nealie Cook and son Billy cut and hauled buzz wood. Dorothy VanderWonde and Marge Langlum called at the Cook home. Ray Sutton and family visited the Sam Gaskill home. Neal Nevins have a new TV installed. Alvin Pence and family were in Gladwin to see his father. Richard Loucks of Saginaw spent the weekend with Bert and and Mrs. Landers. Cramberry Lake fishing is active with mixed luck.
Robert Randle and Walford Siel called at Jim Bradley's home Monday evening. Mrs. Eugene Warner entered Mt. Pleasant Hospital Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Fern Heintzelman, Mrs. Paul Dionise and daughter of Clare called on Jim Bradley Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Paxton suffered from colds over the past week. Mrs. Hattie Livingston visited Jim Bradley Thursday. Raymond Smith of Clare joined Harley and Mrs. Bradley for Sunday supper. Carl Bradley visited his brother Jim last week. Harley Randle is listed as sick.
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