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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
11
The Lake Rod and Gun Club held a January 18 rabbit supper with members and guests. A fishing contest was set for January 26, with the same teams meeting at the old house at 8:45 a.m. to fish, judging by weight.
Delwin Grange meeting Tuesday night drew 38 attendees with Judy Walton's pantomime, Carol Moore piano solo, and riddles by Robert Walton. Pomona Grange hosts an oyster supper January 22 at Mt Vernon Grange. Various local visits and church notices follow including revival services at Arthur Center and condolences for Burton Bay.
Lake Extension Gardening Club met Thursday January 14 with 41 members and two visitors. Mrs. Paul White and Mrs. Robert Streeter led a lesson on Flower Gardening and Lawns. Vice chairman Mrs Wayne Scott presided in chairman Mrs Louis Saupe’s absence as she was in St Joseph hospital. Next meeting February 20 will cover home storage with Mrs Loren Leist and a dessert luncheon was served.
The Sentinel apologizes to Roy Ferrenburg's family for an earlier error stating he was found dead alone in his kitchen. Family members were with him at the time of death.
The Baptist Women’s Missionary Society held its January gathering with Mrs. Wilbur McLane as hostess. A large crowd attended and a luncheon was served. Afternoon business followed by making handbags and blouses for missionaries abroad. Next meeting set for February 4 with Mrs. Raymond Graham.
My wife and Mrs Lloyd returned from Ohio after attending Otto Clark's funeral. They stopped in Saginaw to visit relatives while other locals from Flint Ithaca Whitmore Lake Weidman Averill Midland and Lansing hosted and visited kin over the weekend. A rabbit supper at Rod and Gun Club drew attendees and Dwight Gilman of Grandville recovering from an appendectomy performed last week.
The 4H clothing group begins under Mrs. Adolph Hildebrandt with Darlene Allen in second year Doris Coats Ruth Ann Newman and Margaret Sue Myers in third year Pat Coats Nancy Allen and Carolyn Coats Charlene Rockey Marilyn Davis in fifth year and Linda Wain Patricia Grover Elizabeth Sandra Heiser Diane Sanders in first year Leader groups include Mrs. Galen Coats for ninth year. Achievement Day is March 29 a Saturday afternoon.
Tuesday nite supper guests of Norman Myers were Mr. and Mrs. A H Hutchinson and Miss Jessie Ducan of Midland. Various locals hosted or visited friends throughout the week including Vern Worden, Leo Fitzpatrick, Ada Hildebrandt and others. Gerry Worden of Battle Creek was reported deceased, prompting condolences from the Wordens and family.
The Tuxis group met at their sponsor's home Saturday evening with twelve in attendance. They enjoyed homemade ice cream for refreshments. Nancy Allen stayed overnight in the Rockey home. John Kel and Danny visited Norman Myers family on Sunday. Danny stayed with his grandparents while his mother prepares for a tonsillectomy Tuesday morning. Sunday supper guests included Leonard Patrick Allen Don Diane Penny Mitchel of Essexville and Mrs Norman Myers who accompanied Mrs Harley Coats to Mt. Pleasant. Ruth Ann Newman spent Sunday with Margaret Sue Myers. Mrs Tommy Timmons and daughter visited the Vern Worden home Saturday afternoon.
Michigan State University farm economists say wheat prices are expected to rise only slightly between now and March, signaling a gradual gain rather than a sharp advance for growers.
Mrs Bill Koch and children and Mr and Mrs Joe Poet along with families were Sundtimer guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Glen Poet.
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