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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1958
Page
3
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MANN Siding residents surprised Mrs Al Tessman with a birthday party Tuesday night attended by about twenty neighbors. Prizes in games went to Mrs C Krogher and Al Tessman, first, and Jean Heber and Howard Brockway, low. A light blue cardigan was presented to Mrs Tessman amid a pot luck lunch and decorated cakes. Several local families visited and enjoyed skiing and rabbit hunting over the weekend.
A Michigan Eldership Youth Rally occurred at New Haven Center on Sunday afternoon. The page lists numerous local social visits, dinners, and hospital news across families in the area, noting entries from Burton Bay, Beaverton, Freeland, Davison, and Flint venues, with several guests and hosts named.
A well attended community gathering at the school house featured the excitement of the Wedding in the Ozarks. A pot luck lunch preceded departures. Numerous local families visited, including the Garver, Lower, Shreeve, Kleinhardt, Morrow, Walters, Coles, Lynch, Brown, and others, with weekend and Sunday visits noted across Birmingham, Edmore, Midland, and Lansing.
COLONVILLE residents shared a lively week with visits from Dale and Chink Giang of Flint and Virgil Kistler families. Local gatherings featured a Ladies Farm Bureau meeting at Elm Grove, a prayer service at the Collard home, and a skating party hosted by Rev. Everette Ray for the Sunday School class.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pitts hosted dinner guests including Archie Fordyce and Earl Fordyce from near Mt. Pleasant. Alma area Men’s Fellowship drew 118 attendees on January 5 with speakers and local residents listed. Emma Perry returned home from Mason after visiting Clara Burgess. Jack Jarman sustained facial burns lighting a gas burner last Saturday. Mrs. Egbert Fordyce remains ill. Jacek Johnson of Sanford visited Mrs. William Tanner on January 6. Merry-Go-Around Club met with Speck Heart on January 9 with 15 present. next meet with Pearl Geasler. Juanita Jarman remodeling interior of her house. Norman Buchel and brother surprised by visiting relatives.
Twenty people gathered Saturday at the Gerald Barbers home to celebrate Sharon's birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arlo Barber with their daughters, Mr and Mrs Avery Barber and family, Wanda West, Gene Wneler and son, Ray Strauch and family, Bob Wilson and Rodger Bonham families, plus Dale Reynolds and Kay Bonham who stayed overnight. Mrs Avery Barber was hospitalized Tuesday for an operation. The report notes Barbers and relatives visiting in East Tawns with Don Wallace and family, and Sidney Hood visiting Lée Barber who has been ill.
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