Eight O Clock Eight h Club Meeting With Mrs Al Ilacco
The Eight O Clock Eight h Club met with Mrs. Al Ilacco on Wednesday evening for a local gathering.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
4
The Eight O Clock Eight h Club met with Mrs. Al Ilacco on Wednesday evening for a local gathering.
The Congregational Women's Fellowship met January 8 with 17 members, devotions by Mrs. Perrine on When Love Rules Religion, and a Japan themed program. Mrs. Finlayson reviewed Small Man of Nanataki. Other items include J R Club card prizes, Past Matrons Club officers installed, Bowen Busy Bees 4H initiation, and hostesses noted.
On January 9 the Ladies Aid of St Johns Lutheran Church met with Mrs Adeline Berhenke presiding. Reports and thanks were read from six shut ins receiving Christmas flowers and Bible recipients. Committees listed for Sauerkraut supper January 25 include Billie Keene Sarah Schaeffer Pearl Mattson and Adeline Berhenke.
Clifford Richmond died January 15 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital after illness. Services will be January 18 at Loomis Missionary Church at 2 p.m. Burial at Cherry Grove cemetery. Doherty Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Lela Malcolmson died January 15 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital. Services January 19 at Stephenson Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery Harrison. Life sketch to appear next week.
Farm Week continues from Page One with signs covering tamely tips on keeping various farm enterprises profitable and guidance on handling and drying products.
Dale F Randall died at Ford Hospital Detroit after six months illness on his 54th birthday. Born January 8 1914 in Clare he lived there most of life with 10 years in Detroit. He married Lucille Brydon in Detroit November 25 1939 and worked as an electrician for Holley Carburetor Company. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Neil Nevill father Herbert W Randall brother Herbert J Randall and one grandson. Funeral Thursday January 11 at Stephenson Funeral Home and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery.
Sports festival offers six hole low score play at Twin Elms clubhouse with nine am trials. Sunday features cross country and Australian Pursuit on January 28. Largest fish contest registers at Clare Sports Shop with 6:00 am to 6:00 pm timing. Ski races start Sunday at Mott Mountain at 1 pm. Banquet and Queen's Ball Saturday at the Doherty Hotel from 7 pm, tickets required. Square dancing at Clare High gym Saturday 8 pm and Lake Shamrock Sunday 2 pm.
Lola V. Rulapaugh a longtime Sheridan township resident died at Clare Osteopathic Hospital after a two week illness She was born December 19 1868 in Monroe Michigan married Oscar Rulapaugh in 1889 and lived in Sheridan township 94 years She leaves two daughters three sons 26 grandchildren 77 great grandchildren and 22 great great grandchildren Rebekah services and funeral were held at Stephenson Funeral Home with burial following in the local cemetery.
Allen S. Carpenter, 92, of 4706 Burns Road Coleman died January 11 at Clare Nursing Home. Born August 13, 1875 in Isabella County he married Augusta Reinke in August 1897. He is a retired farmer and is survived by one son, two daughters, a son-in-law, a daughter-in-law, 16 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren, and many friends. Service held January 13 at O Laughlin Funeral Home with Rev Forest Drum officiating. interment Warren Township Cemetery.
Mrs A E Bartow entertained the Harrison Woman's Club at her home Tuesday evening. A memorial service honored Mrs Gladys Kinne, a charter member. Seventeen pairs of socks were collected for service men in Viet Nam. The group discussed Community Improvement Programs including cedar trees for the cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Rutter attended the wedding of her nephew Leonard Strouse and Miss Deliie Kistler Saturday evening at Colonville. Mrs James Porter and Mrs Betty Grenfell of Lansing visited with Mr and Mrs Wayne Bucholz and their father Harry Smith. Families of Free land Farwell and Ed Eaton shared Sunday dinner with their mother Mrs Etta Eaton.
Herman Leroy Evans born May 8 1895 in Shepherd died January 7 1968 at his home 8776 East Colonville Road He was a WWI veteran and former Michigan Central Railroad brakeman until 1959 He married Cora Davis October 9 1959 and is survived by one son two stepsons a stepdaughter 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Burial took place January 10 at Albion Memory Garden with Rev Virgil Brinkman and Rev Charles Hilliard officiating
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