Five Men Leave for Induction from Local Vicinity
Five young men departed Monday afternoon for Detroit to enlist in the armed forces. They were Wayne Riley Kenneth Ramsey Ed Smith Arthur Fergusson and Bill Zimmerman.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1952
Page
13
Five young men departed Monday afternoon for Detroit to enlist in the armed forces. They were Wayne Riley Kenneth Ramsey Ed Smith Arthur Fergusson and Bill Zimmerman.
Donald Mainprize of Grand Rapids and Doris O Humphrey of West Branch plan marriage on July 27 at the Fundamental Church in Houghton Lake with a reception at the town hall afterward.
Miss Martha Fuller of Mt. Pleasant visits relatives and schedules a July 28 meeting at Mrs. Minerva Richmonds home to plan the Farwell Auld Lang Syne Society annual Labor Day party. Members include Lena Rowe Baker and Montze Henry Gee with officers listed.
Farwell Bears beat Beal City 8 to 1 at Beal City behind Jack’s fifth win. Lucy homered and added a triple, Haggert led offensively for Beal City with four hits, while Farwell’s Moore Hollis Lucy and Freem paced a seven inning shutout stretch before late scoring. Lake George comes to town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willey were guests of honor at a wedding shower Saturday evening in a Methodist Church basement. Pink, blue, and white streamers decorated the room. Seventy five guests saw the wedding cake cut and served with ice cream as gifts were opened by Joan Vasbinder Camilla Howe and Carol Jean Bellows.
Mrs Ida Wardell her daughter Blaine and niece Ruth Ann Nelson visited Traverse City for the Cherry Festival. They saw the Queen crowning and the parades and met Gov Williams in what the report lists as a carnival judge line up after arrests.
The Ladies of the WACS and the Women’s Club host cooling ice cream and cake during free shows on Wednesday night. They plan to sell on alternate weeks to help attendees keep their temperature down.
Mrs Blanche M Bawkey of St Petersburg Florida wed Charles P Minnock of the same city in a quiet ceremony Thursday evening June 12 1962 The ring ceremony was read by Rev Harris Bragan at the Community Baptist Church Parsonage Her friends extend wishes for happiness to the couple
Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey returned Saturday from a 10 day vacation in the north They left July 3 and drove to Niagara Falls They hired a guide and toured the falls They went across the Straits to North Bay the Soo Windsor London Ontario and other places They returned July 9 and then took their son Mack to Traverse City for the Cherry Festival before crossing back to St Ignace and home.
Mrs Jennie Bingham hosted guests from Ewart and Clare. The Russell Pugsleys from Mt Pleasant visited on weekend. Many families from Mid land Cadillac Detroit Adrian and Saginaw hosted guests for visits and festivals including the Cherry Festival at Traverse City. Members from Kent Ohio Lackbourne Airbase and Lansing joined local families for weekends and anniversaries.
The Clare County Republican Women, 100 members led by Mrs Harold Schaeffer of Clare, announce an Old Fashioned Rally at Fairy Grounds Harrison on Sunday July 27. A picnic dinner and program are planned with state district and county candidates expected. Secretary Mrs Doris Budd Harrison heads publicity with committee members Mrs Louise Gee Farwell and Mrs William Bowler Clare and Mrs William Titus Harrison.
L. J. Nevins, pastor, leads second sermon in Minor Prophets series at Farwell Methodist Church. Sunday session at 10:80, worship and preaching at 11:30 with the theme Amos, Prophet Preacher from the Hills of Tekon. Public invited.
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