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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
3
Seventh and eighth graders at Rosebush school held an inauguration party at the Harold Flaharty home to watch Dwight Eisenhower take the oath. Teacher Mrs. Eileen Jacobs accompanied the group for a firsthand lesson in government in action.
The Rosebush Youth Group an interdenominational Christian youth movement met at the Rosebush Methodist Church Sunday night. Lionel Moyes and Mrs Etta Cluley assisted the Rev Howard Moore in leadership. Meetings rotate between Rosebush Presbyterian and Methodist churches with study worship and edification periods.
The Rosebush Presbyterian Church annual meeting Thursday elected two new trustees Tyan Graham and Bloyd Dixon and one new elder Albert Campbell. Dr John Osborne the Mt Pleasant pastor met with about thirty attendees to transact official business and refreshments followed in the dining room.
A cascade of social notes from Rosebush details visits and gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst and son Tommy. Bible study and hospital news, convalescents and family moves, and attendance at events like the college athletic ball. Multiple families from nearby towns are mentioned with travel and health updates.
Mrs. William Coughlin hosted a Friday afternoon shower at her home honoring her sister Miss Mary Lou Strouse. The couple will marry February 4 in Blanchard. About twelve guests joined in games and gift exchanges as Mary Lou received assorted gifts. A dessert course was served.
Area Farm Bureau groups meet for a oyster supper and business session in Orr Community Building. Members discuss State Fire Regulations and Rural School Districts. Oak Ridge Farm Bureau notes thirteen families attended with new members welcomed. A heated topic about building costs for a separate heating room is discussed.家具
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dixon welcomed a son named Paul George born January 16 at Midland hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Aloy Andres welcomed a daughter born January 26 at Central Michigan Community Hospital.
The Center Methodist Church held a Monday penny drive raising 24 dollars for polio relief. Mrs. Wilfred Stilgenbauer led group singing with Duval First at the piano. Lionel Moyes and Duval First presented community slides while Mrs. George House earned applause with a spoken reading.
Roger Abbey recuperates at home after two weeks as a patient at Northway Clinic following a fall in Winterfield township oil fields. He suffered torn muscles and dislocated ribs while working for the Union Rotary. His two children Noreen and Rogene also were treated briefly for tonsillectomies and are recovering at home.
Bowen Busy Bee 4H Club held a recent meeting with President Larry Anderson presiding. Treasurer Kenny Burch reported 19.20 on hand as plans for a bake sale and skating party were discussed. A future dance and a potluck lunch were noted with Terry and Jerry Hovey as hosts and Mrs. Harold Anderson present.
Delwin Grange hosts a Friday bingo with thanks to attendees. Local residents visit family members in Mt. Pleasant and Bay City. Pvt James McDonald hospitalized at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Raymond McDonald to Clare hospital for an operation. Families key names include Myers, Hubble, McDonald, Walker, Bellinger, Lennox, Ac ker, Butler, and Buttler across Harrison Coleman and Coleman areas.
Bower-birds of Australia and New Guinea allied to birds of paradise form bowers cleared by males. They construct twig structures with a stage displaying bright objects to flatter the female whose nest is nearby, with the bower kept up daily until offspring are ready to visit.
The article notes a February 18 fellowship dinner at the Methodist Church with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lowery hosting. Plans include a 4 family night, a film, and other activities. the Patrick dinner begins at seven o'clock. Harvey Lowery chairs the Broun board meetings.
Scout outing from Rosebush Troop 141 at Rotary Camp Bee Bee Lake near Clare featured 13 boys with Harold Lowey as scout master and Lionel Moyes as assistant. Participants included Richard Baird Jay Carrier Gary Dixon Jack Plaharty Gary Graham Bob Johnson Larry Lamb Chester Lowery Connie Lowery Dick Martin Ty McConnell Bob Neff and Jim Stork. The group enjoyed tobogganing skating skiing and cooking their own chow.
Irene Muterspaugh and family traveled to Chicago with others for medical visits and a hospital checkup for a daughter. A son born January 16 in Midland named Paul. Farm Bureau meeting in Delwin drew six families with a 35 dollar Polio Fund donation. Next gathering planned February 16 hosted by Mrs. John Methner.
Cleaning advice covers avoiding spillovers on heating units and drip pans. Do not force or scrub with metal. let food burn off if safe, then switch off heat and brush residue with a appropriate brush.
A BeaBee Hall Ithaca gathering of recreation leaders from the area plus 4 H Clubs took part in a State Extension program. Beebee meeting materials will be shared with local leaders at an all day Deerfield town hall session on Tuesday February 10 featuring games singing activities and demonstrations.
The Rosebush Rural Agricultural School PTA holds its regular meeting on February 5 at 8 00 oclock. Dr F D Schall ophthalmologist will discuss eye care and show a film on the eye. Mrs Jus Eggleston explains the film The Emotional Child. All are invited.
Mr and Mrs Hward Shively entertained a family party Friday night for their son Jack with Dora Walker Wand and other grandparents present. A birthday cake with one lighted candle marked the celebration.
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