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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Bob Roth hosted a dinner honoring their son David on his 16th birthday and grandmother Mrs A B White on her 82nd birthday. Guests included Marie Schaaf and Marion Ro in Harrison.
Brief notes report Kennth Boyd Raber arrived June 25 at Clare Hospital weighing seven pounds 12 ounces. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Bob Darling and Mr and Mrs Bob Robbins and their son, Sheriff Jim Darling, and many relatives across Holt Ypsilanti and Napoleon areas with accompanying trips and checkups noted.
Dr and Mrs John Weitzel hosted a surprise anniversary party Tuesday evening at the Seelingers new home. Guests included Mr and Mrs David Harper Mr and Mrs Carl Nolan and Mr and Mrs James Schneider. It marked the Seelingers 20th anniversary with a group gift presented by friends.
Mrs Gertrude Fowler invited several friends for an afternoon of cards on Saturday. Her guests included Mrs Flavia Schaaf Mrs Letty Corbin Mrs Lydia Clements Mrs Rena Roth Mrs Kate Raspot Mrs Mariah Light and Mrs Gertrude Gates. After play a lunch of angel food cake ice cream and coffee was served. The group plans another session with a different host or hostess soon.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Albee learn their son Dale is hospitalized in Germany with an ear infection. Clare residents Duane Allen and family spent Sunday with Charles Amble and family. Charles Amble, employed in Saginaw, stayed with family over the weekend. Bob Atkinson of Lansing and Bill Young of MSU visited former’s parents BE Atkinson. George Balmer family and Deanna Woods took a trip to Ludington State Park and swam in Lake Michigan. Gertie Kinsman of Belding stayed Friday through Tuesday with sister in law Bin Bartow. Mike Darling visited the Carl Starner family at the Ken Gamble farm. Frank Mapley of Pontiac visits his daughter and Arnold Stamman. Clare Dyer and family were Sunday dinner guests of Don Seelinger. William Skinner and wife visited Mrs. Thomas Dillon’s Cadillac home Sunday evening while Patricia remained to visit her folks. George Bates and sister Jennie Bowler were visited Sunday. Jennie plans to leave for California with Allison Bates and Nancy. Joe Austin of Detroit visited Omar and wife last week. Max Skinner and wife of Houghton Lake were Monday supper guests of Mrs D F Czyzewski. Cleo Raymond of Clare was a Sunday guest of Irene Hill. they picnic at Wilson State Park.
Long list of visits and brief travels including Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baker and Miss Judy Austin to Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island. Detroit's Don Canfield visited Ben Carpenter. Ethel Price remains bedridden. Numerous families from Mt. Pleasant St Johns Williamsburg Berkley Pontiac Freeland Ann Arbor Port Huron Monroe and Clare appear in casual gatherings and weekend trips.
The Wood family gathered to celebrate Mrs Lettta Wood's birthday with cake and treats. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Clark and Rovelle, and Mr and Mrs O Cooper. Mrs James Darling and children attended a Sidewalk Sale in Clare on Saturday and visited friends. Mrs Bert Douglas of Greenwood visited Mrs Norma Cook on Thursday.
A garden note suggests using ground cover such as sweet alyssum under rose bushes to prevent spread of rose black spot. The cover stops spores from splashing back onto the canes and reduces disease transmission.
Akron visitors and weekend travelers fill a crowd of social calls as families visit relatives across Lansing Remus and Mid Forest areas. Many entries note Sunday dinners, vacations, and updates on service members.
The guidance suggests using warm water to steep iced tea and letting it stand several hours. Use two teaspoons of tea per cup of water and pour lukewarm water over the tea. Longer standing increases tannin extraction and cloudiness.
Grace and peace greet readers as the community announces a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:80 pm to start the book of Jeremiah on July 3. The report lists multiple local visits, hospital stays, and social calls among Clare County residents.
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