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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1956
Page
16
Joynest Kleiner hosted an afternoon tea Wednesday honoring Mrs Lizzy Webber on her 83rd birthday. Guests included Mrs Henry Kleiner Mrs Robert Kleiner Mrs Julia Hutchinson and other local neighbors at the Kleiner home.
Clare County groups met January 10 at the Poet home with county officers present. Delegates attending the state institute at Kellogg Center East Lansing will report January 13 at Clare High School. A February meeting will involve the Eastwood group. Oil gifts and grease pails were shared. future meetings were scheduled at the Bryan Miller home. Reverend Beery delivered a prayer and later visited Ohio. Sunday guests included numerous local families at the Kleiner and Davis households.
Mrs. George Hamilton and Mrs. George Skinner called on Evart and Reed City residents. Mrs. Phenix is ill in Evart. The Merry-Go-Round Club met with Mrs. Elwyn Pitts. A Florida trip is planned for Alma and Mt. Pleasant relatives. Theron Hamilton burned when a gas tank exploded. John Hamilton bought a new pickup. Raymond Skinner remained sick. Coranna Shaner and the McPleasant family visited.
Mrs Mary Perry of Bard spent Wednesday with her daughter and attended a 4 H parents leaders meeting at Harrison. Various relatives visited, hosted dinners and Sunday gatherings noted at the Newman Heldebrandt and Allen households with neighbors Aur and Warner. Ambulance transport for Vernice Hale reported after Friday hospital visit.
Hostess Mrs Kenneth Mogg led a Friday party with twenty eight ladies on January 18. The group enjoyed games and refreshments including sandwiches chips cookies and coffee. Weekend fishing trips involved Mr and Mrs Wilmer Mogg Kenneth Mogg and others as well as Mr and Mrs Gene Bullard and Luella. Muterspaughs visited family in Jackson.
The Denver Township Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mogg on Tuesday evening January 10 with seven families represented. Paul Gross led the discussion and a social hour was served by the hosts. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Strauch.
Bruce and Gracie Williams report they are now at Holly Hill Florida in care Fred McDaniels near Daytona Beach. Anna Evans is on the sick list. Roy Brecker of Van Dyke visited Roth Williams and family for Loyd Copier’s funeral. Dorothy Krall’s pink and blue shower was held. Ladies Aid hosted a potluck and quilt session. Wellington Badgley family and Mary Badgley traveled to Traverse City to see Lee Badgley who is not well.
Ernie Emmony underwent surgery at Mt. Pleasant Hospital last Tuesday. The Merry-Go-Round Club met with Mrs. Elwen Pitts last Thursday with twenty attending. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McAlvey and others attended a Bay City ball game Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Pitts dined with Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Fordyce Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kendell Wood near Clare welcomed a baby girl Lynette Jean born early Saturday at Clare Hospital weighing nine pounds three ounces. Alvin Wood and family assisting at Kendell Wood home. Darlene Buchel improved from illness. Mrs. Robert Carron of Detroit visited local friends over the weekend, including Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seymour, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck and Harley in Farwell.
Mrs Roth Williams hosted a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs Julia Densmore on Tuesday January 10. Guests from Bay City Saginaw Farwell Coleman and Clare enjoyed games and opening gifts. Cake Jello and coffee were served buffet style after the gifts.
A Sentinel want ad lists surplus furniture for sale. The notice invites buyers to inspect or purchase items within the advertised listing.
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