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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1958
Page
10
Bay City residents hosted relatives and friends from Grosse Pointe Woods Mt Pleasant Beaverton and other towns. Visits included H C Gardner’s son bringing his father for a visit and Scott Douglas Courtney meeting relatives. Mrs Willard Bicknell traveled to New York on business.
Methodist Men start a Bible Study hour at 7 00 a m Wednesday with six men at the first meeting. Breakfast will be served, then the study will conclude so all may reach work. Gerald Sandersfield in charge.
An executive meeting of the Congregational Women's Fellowship was held at the church Monday evening and a tentative budget for 1958 was prepared for presentation to the fellowship next Monday. Plans were made for a bazaar and other fundraising projects.
Mr and Mrs Jack Gaston and daughter Kay of Traverseity spent Tuesday and remained overnight with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Svee. Mr and Mrs Arthur Trish and four children of Dewitt spent Sunday with his sister and husband Mr and Mrs David Seiter and mother Mrs Ida Irish. Harry: Diée was a diviner.
Michigan utility requests PSC approval for higher electric rates. If granted, the typical home would pay an extra 3 to 4 cents daily, with larger families facing increases tied to usage. The piece notes decades of rising costs and a history of falling average prices due to higher usage and efficiency gains.
Mrs Gillespie ill in Ohio rushed to Akron City Hospital and expected to stay a week. Mr Gillespie joins wife after visit. Dorothy Simpson returns from Community Hospital Mt Pleasant for observation. Gladys Werts visited relatives in Owosso. Ernest Irwin visited Earl Henderson while Henderson host Rotary program. Leonid Irwin attended funeral in Hicksville for uncle Bradford Erter. Mark Field visiting cousins in Mt Pleasant. Will Garcow and sister's family hosted at Colonville. Manuel Sutton admitted to Mt Pleasant Community Hospital for treatment. Walter Warren family and Lorena Honeychurch of Lansing weekend guests of Hendersons. Hemstreet family dined with Perry at Eagle. Lowell Schaeffer family dined with Earl Ruby. Mrs. Howard Adams of Barryton hospitalized at Clare General. Deibert Scherf spent four days in Grand Rapids. daughter Judy accompanying him. Robert Brown of Beaverton back from California visiting Perry Cowell. For safety be sure stairways are solid underfoot. Repair loose boards and nails and watch carp ets and treads.
Phillip Vanlvery son of Mrs Leota VanEivery of Clare has finished training at Central Michigan College and accepted a counselor position at the Ionia Reformatory. He begins duties January 20 and his family will join him as living quarters are available.
Nineteen members of Susanna Wesley Circle met in January with Mrs. Leah Garchon presiding. The group planned a Father-Son banquet setup, a Day Apart sub district meeting at Clare Church on March 21, and next circle at the parsonage hosted by Mrs June Dull. The study book The Every Place at Voice was introduced for continued discussion led by Mrs Fannie Yeoman.
Mr and Mrs Max LaVoye of Clare announce Loretta Jane born January 18 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital weighing seven pounds 14 4 ounces. Mr and Mrs Bernard DuCharme of Farwell announce Timmy Joseph born January 18 at Clare General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Tideswell of Farwell announce Risbert Gordon born January 19 at Clare General Hospital weighing six pounds 4 1 4 ounces. Catherine Kay born January 20 to Mr and Mrs Cleland Cook of R 2 Lake at Clare Hospital weighing seven pounds 7 2 ounces.
Edward J Tomaski Seaman son of Mrs Francis Tomaski of Clare is at the U S Naval Receiving Station Norfolk Virginia awaiting transfer to the USS New Dde 18.
The Norfolk Naval Receiving Station handles about 8,000 men each month as they move to and from naval activities worldwide.
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