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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
8
Local ornithologists note Mrs Robin Redbreast built a nest on a pumping well beam in Wise field. Three eggs hatched. one chick fell from the swaying derrick, while the others thrived on worms. motherly care continues as observers debate the risk and charm of such nesting.
The Isabella Township Memorial Field Committee met June 4 at the Methodist Church with members listed. Plans cover horse pulling contests, barbecue beef contributions from George Jane, Michi gan Home and Training School band, riding horse displays, food booths, home talent entertainment, a mock night court, clown police, and a baseball game as the main afternoon event. The open air pavilion progresses and will host the beer dinner and seating between attractions.
Rosebush residents are reminded they can help Mexican migrants by offering odd jobs and housework. Contact Rev. R. C. Thomson or Rev. Henry Ball in Rosebush with your needs. they will coordinate with the Mt. Pleasant committee to supply labor.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met on Wednesday June 4 with Mrs John Crawford presiding. They voted to discontinue meetings during July and August and heard two readings Start Something and Superlative Words. The next meeting is set for September 38rd at the church.
St Henry's Catholic Church led by Rev Gordon Grant lists mass times on the first and third Sundays at 9 00 a m and on the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 10 30 a m All are welcome Rosebush Methodist Church under Rev Henry Ball offers Sunday School at 10 15 a m Worship at 11 15 a m Youth Fellowship alternates Sundays at Rosebush and Leaton W S C S meets the second Wednesday evening monthly Choir practice Thursday evenings
Rev. R. O. Thomson leads Rosebush Bible School at 10 15 a m and Morning Service at 11 15 a m with Evening Service at 3 00 p m. Wise church offers preaching at 9 30 a m and Bible School at 10 30 a m. Ladies Aid at Rosebush meets first Wednesday each month and Wise Ladies Aid meets second Wednesday monthly.
Mr and Mrs Ben Jape Glae Bullard underwent an appendectomy at Central Michigan Hospital Mt Pleasant Thursday night. Though serious, Bullard is recovering and expected home early this week. Ted Gook of Weidman is a patient at Central Michigan Hospital and husband of Bernadine Miller of Rosebush.
Rural residents gathered for visits and a birthday celebration. Mr. and Mrs. John Haring and children of Clare visited Delmar Allen and family. Gene Burton of Loomis called on niece Leland Favreau. Tom and a Wise couple visited Tom White’s family. Phyllis Hoover’s classmates helped celebrate a birthday. Everette and Fern Allen visited in Thompsonville and with Eddie Hierholzer near Fife Lake.
residents from Lake Ida Wallae and Clare share weekend visits with relatives in Harrison Sanford and Upper Michigan. An Everette Allen gathering hosts Delmar Allen and children along with Pete Hanes. Congratulations go to Virginia Shaver and Noralee Mickle on their high school graduation.
Miss Myrna Penrose celebrated her ninth birthday with fifteen guests at home. Mrs. Pettrose Louise Clute and Wayne Carnaross led musical selections and games. Relatives including Mrs. A. J. Carncross and Mrs. Effie Blystone attended.
Stockholders of both railroads see a clear chance to boost service and earnings by linking the 3106 mile Chesapeake & Ohio system with the 1950 mile Pere Marquette network, creating closer communication and prosperity.
Rosebush society notes single event as Willey family dinner honors Miss Nell Willey in Clare last Sunday with guests listed. Other items mention family illnesses travel to Detroit for Tiger game, Red Cross convention in Cleveland, and locals visiting Mt. Pleasant and Lansing.
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