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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
12
Mrs. Clara Calkins returns from Riverside California to visit family in Detroit and Corunna. Michigan Flying Farmer guests join lunch at Corunna Plant. Numerous local residents attend church services, graduations, weddings, and family visits across Clare and surrounding towns through the weekend and holiday period.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Towers of Lake welcome son Marlin Lee born May 25 at Clare General Hospital weighing eight pounds 12 ounces. Mr and Mrs Alvin Beaver of Clare announce daughter Beulah Jane born May 31 weighing seven pounds 9 1 2 ounces at Clare General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Johnny Colmus of Traverse City announce son Randall James Y with grandparents Mr and Mrs Leo Colmus of Clare.
Mrs Eugene FitzGerald visits her father L E Davy in Bay City. Families from Bay City Farwell Lansing and Pontiac share Decoration Day weekends with relatives in Harrison Midland and beyond. Attendees include the Lears Harveys Teales Lambs and several couples plus sons and daughters across multiple towns.
Several social bridge groups met last week at private homes with two tables of contract or pepper games. Winners included Mrs. Stanley Parrish and Mrs. Willard Bell with grand slam honors to Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Robert Ackerman. Hostesses served lunches and refreshments.
The Canasta Club met with Mrs. Dale White on Monday evening. Mrs. Bill Cobb won high score and Mrs. Charles Melnek had low. Refreshments were served. Mrs. George Craford entertained her Bridge Club on Wednesday evening. Prizes: Mrs. Wilson Bader high score, Mrs. James Clute second, Mrs. Lewis Dawson sow. Mrs. George Craford hosted guests including Mrs. William Montney. Refreshments followed.
Jr. of Coleman joined his parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holbrook for Sunday dinner. In the afternoon they visited their sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kissner and their son in Big Rapids. Forest Guest and her mother Mrs. M. L. Hargrave of Lansing stayed from Wednesday to Sunday with their sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Perry.
Stuart Bell called to see his uncle and aunt the Knapps. Bernard Shaw and family visited from Lansing on Decoration Day to see his mother Lula Shaw. Mrs. D W Osborn brought Zola and Leslie Osborn to Clare then returned to Toledo. Osborns came home Sunday, Ray Voorhorst and J Paine of Flint visited Clare area Monday. Cecil Lloyd and family from Traverse City visited Tillie Lloyd and relatives. Imogene Wilkinson entered Clare General Hospital for treatment. John MacMillan and Floyd Henry of Flint visited. Ken Krowl of Coleman visited Thomas Ramey. Howard Rogers of Grand Rapids visited Decoration Day with Elizabeth McClung and daughters Jennie Van Horn and Helen Welch.
Mr and Mrs Roy Harter depart by train to California and will fly to Honolulu Hawaii for a month with their daughter and family Sgt and Mrs William Lucy They plan to visit relatives in California and expect to arrive on Saturday
Mrs Ida Irish returned from Dewitt after weeks with her son Arthur Irish and family. Arthur and his son hosted then visited Mid Forest Lodge with sister and husband David Seiter. Cousins in Clare joined Mrs Glen Henderson family and Mrs Joyce Hogan in calling on the Yeomans and Carl Chaplin households. Members attended Swing Out at Central Michigan College where Phillip will earn AB degree June 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foell and children of Clark Lake visited relatives over the weekend. Mrs. John Iciek and family attended Barbara Canel’s graduation at St. Cecilia Church and visited friends in Clare.
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