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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
9
A historical note outlines polio patterns by August and September, emphasizes a five to nine year old peak, and stresses avoidance of fatigue. It prescribes spinal checks, rest periods during vacations, vitamin intake, diet, and protective measures for children, with emphasis on chiropractic adjustments and deep tissue work for recovery.
The Eagle Extension group met Tuesday evening May 28 at Mrs. Mary Hem street home to elect officers for the coming year. Elected: Chairman Mrs. Mary Miller, vice chairman Mrs. Zarah Penrose, secretary and treasurer Ethal Penrose, reporter Ruth Carrrow, community chairman Mary Hemistreet, recreation leaders Vera Kleinhardt Shirley Miller Ann Kleinhardt, new council member Agnes Pudway. Continued social time followed with refreshments.
The Congregational Womens Fellowship met in the church parlors. Mrs. Charles Day, vice president, led the session as plans for a summer church picnic were discussed by the social committee. The group will serve lunch to wives of Firemen at the Clare convention. Prosecuting Attorney James Bicknell III outlined the proposed addition to the church and Sunday School rooms. Circlé V served refreshments. meeting adjourned to September.
Fifteen women golfers met at Twin Elms for the day of golf using the Galloway system. First flight ties were Blanche Wright and Jean Cradit, second flight ties Doris Bicknell and Helen LaGoe. Summer play runs May to August with home dates, away matches, and tournaments including Central Michigan at Alma and an invitational on June 24 at Alma.
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Clare Methodist Church will run Monday June 10 through June 21 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Children ages four through sixth grade are invited. A community song fest will be held twice weekly, with a family potluck supper and open house on Friday evening.
James A Holbrook son of Mr and Mrs Alfred J Holbrook will graduate from the Michigan College of Mining and Technology in a commencement Sunday June 9 He will receive a BS in electrical engineering He is in the Army ROTC and a member of the student branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers AIEE Holbrook is a Clare High School graduate and attended the Sault Ste Marie Branch of Michigan Tech before enrollment at the Houghton school.
The Newman family reunion met Sunday June 2 at Dr and Mrs Donald Dunlop home. Sixty five guests attended a noon dinner with honored guest Mrs Amanda Newman and her nine children. A special guest was Miss Nancy Helm of Lake. A yearly reunion was approved with Carmen Newman as chairman. A monetary gift was given to Mrs Irene Smith and her children who left for Germany to join her Army officer husband.
Carla Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs John Smith Onaway and Kent Kuehn of Harrison wed Thursday May 30 at the Methodist Church Onaway The gown was nylon lace over silk taffeta with seed pearl pillbox veil The bouquet included baby mums lilies of the valley and ivy Mrs Fred Smith matron of honor wore pale pink with white overskirt and headband Nick Allen sister of the groom attended as did Bill Skinner best man Read more about the reception and short wedding trip then plan to reside at 531 Lake Street Harrison
The Clare Isabella District Nurses Association met in the Nurses Home at Mt Pleasant Tuesday evening June 4. Fifteen were present from Clare area including Mrs Ann Greer Mrs Inez Prather Mrs Ruth Tennison Mrs Jane Fran kins and Mrs Hildégarde Logge. Coffee hour preceded a business session where the constitution and by laws were presented discussed and adopted. They debated launching a scholarship for a girl entering nurses training. A humorous monologue by an intern was performed. The meeting adjourned with plans for a fall meeting on Tuesday September 2.
Congregational Womens Fellowship met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Richard Bogan's home with Mrs. Charles Day as hostess. Ten members and one guest attended. Mrs. George Beth chaired the business meeting and Mrs. Gordon McIntosh led devotions citing Psalms 91. Mrs. Hugh Kennedy presented the program from the study book Missions USA. Mrs. McIntosh will host the next meeting on June 19.
Mr and Mrs Everett Moffitt moved to Cadillac last week to establish a home and operate the Dun Mar Lodge on Lake Mitchell They purchased the lodge and plan to run it Mr Moffitt has resigned from Consumers Power Co after many years including time in Clare and will join Kendall Construction Co at Cadillac Mrs Moffitt has been employed elsewhere prior to the move
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