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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
14
Mrs. Hiroko Ferguson phoned Seénci Japan at 10 30 p m Sunday for a pleasant visit with her mother. The call noted her mother’s voice as natural though distant and the time was 12 10 p m January 26 in Japan. Weather was warm with no snow so far this winter.
Joyce and Melvin Schrank surprised their parents on their Silver Anniversary January 21 with a cake decorated in silver and the inscription 25th Anniversary. The family enjoyed a pleasant evening together.
The first birthday of Mark Renner, son of Mr and Mrs Arley Renner, was celebrated with a family gathering. Grandparents Jack Renner and Francis Phipps attended along with siblings and numerous relatives. A birthday cake and ice cream lunch followed gifts and smiles.
The Peter Beales of Mt Pleasant were Sunday guests at the Kenneth Renner home. Mr and Mrs Francis Hanes of Detroit spent the weekend with his father Mr and Mrs Ed Hanes.
Mrs. Van Sicklin received visitors including her son Jack and family her sister Mrs Cora Wilson and Rev Sickals from Clare Mrs John Stough called on Mrs Hansler and others Mr and Mrs Jess Somers visited her mother Donald Pitchford called on his father John Pitchford Mrs James Bennett and granddaughter visited her husband Three people from the Lake Baptist Church greeted the patients Sunday and treated them to candy.
Senior MYF met at the parsonage for a brief business session led by vice president John Péase. Mrs Harold Kelly led devotions focusing on My Church through Easter with Ruth Bigelow in charge of What Would You Say. Ruth Ann Bentley received a birthday cake.
The Jay Kings visited Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Blodgett and their children in Sherman City Sunday afternoon. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Dell called on Mrs. Joe Eisenhauer at Clare Hospital and later visited Miss Ella Carpenter, Mrs. Sidney Hood, and Wilmot Carpenter, all patients at Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital. The Joe Snell family moved into a home on Fourth Street in Clare. Hazel Orton arrived safely in California. Lynn Archbold and family of Clare spent Thursday evening with his brother John Archbold.
In this column on teens dating early, parents face complex choices when a child shows a preferred steady partner. The piece notes seniors often go steady, but early teens with limited social circles can suffer from narrowed activities and conflicts with other plans. Readers are invited to send letters to For and About Teenagers, National Frankfort, Ky.
The Isabella County Safety Council will meet January 3 at 8 00 p m in the Mt Pleasant municipal courtroom. Officers will be elected and the secretary treasurer reports reviewed. A key agenda item is a review of the 13 traffic fatalities in Isabella county during 1958 with recommendations to reduce future accidents. The January Good Driver will be named and honored. All organizations and the public are invited to attend.
This guide urges personal estate planning to avoid default legal outcomes. It stresses naming contingent beneficiaries, reviewing wills annually as family and circumstances change, and ensuring contracts and policies reflect current wishes for heirs such as a wife, children, and even grandchildren.
Grover Updyke Jr. family attended Dover church Sunday morning and shared dinner with Duane Hoover family. Glenn Ford of Flint and Basil Ford with family visited Ford relatives. Several other households hosted relatives and friends from Beaverton Ann Arbor, Clare, Ypsilanti and Mt. Pleasant during the weekend.
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