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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1957

Page

9

Vernon City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Vernon City residents and relatives gathered weekend visits across Dearborn Lansing Coleman Beaverton Big Rapids and North Star. Church notes report forty four in Sunday School and Walter Fort honored in a This Is Your Life style Young People service. Rev Forest Stall and Rev Allan Cobb traveled to Bay City to comfort the grieving Allen family.

Young People’s Meeting Walter Fort Walter Clare High School Forest Stall Gladwin, County Hockaday Allan Cobb Beaverton Bay City Carl Allen Dennis Greer North Star Joseph Greer

Sunday Visits Across Small Towns In Michigan

Southeast Sheridan and nearby communities report a busy Sunday of social calls. Avis Coe of Walled Lake visited Mrs. Fred Coe while Martha Geiger of Beaverton called on Hattie Livingston. The Siels of Lansing, Bruno Braun Sr. of Gladwin, and Gail Sowle of Clare spent time with relatives and friends, with Evelyn Bradley visiting grandparents Henry and Evelyn Heintzelman in Harrison. Gerald Heintzelman and two boys from Lansing called at the Jim Bradley home, and a fishing trip to Lily Lake included Ed Spicer, Ken Stanbaugh, and families from Farwell.

Southeast Sheridan Avis Coe Walled Lake Fred Coe Martha’ Geiger Beaverton Hattie Livingston Wilbur Siel Lansing Bruno Braun Sr Gladwin Bruno’ Braun, Jr Gail Sowle Clare Evelyn June Ed Spicer Ken Stanbaugh Farwell Lily Lake Harold Nichols Sherri Kathern Mack

Gilmore Center church attendance and local reunions noted

Two hundred five attended church Sunday in Gilmore and Vacation Bible School enrollment reached one hundred. A Friday evening demonstration was announced. Area residents joined the Case school reunion at Farell park with eighty present.

Gilmore Vacation Bible School Garry Bruce Kent Michigan Tahquamenon Falls Baxter Dave Russell Herbert Edgecomb Otisville Case School Farell Park Elam Seymour W. R. Jarman Egbert Fordyce Paul Brown Child Wendell Claudette Hart C. Hiram Gates Clara Crowley Lincoln Park Mae Billyea Flint Wendell Home al Leonard Alma Juanita Jarman Lavern Perry St. Mary's Hospital Saginaw George Hamilton Broomfield Hospital Earl Fordyce Stuart Mt. Pleasant College al Sietz Farwell Terry Pitts

Riverside Grange Welcomes Four New Members and Mailbox Updates

Riverside Grange held a meeting with Mrs. Rowley baking the June birthday cake for honored guest John Brubaker. The group will buy name plates for members mailboxes. Four new members were welcomed: Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cowell and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fitzpatrick. They received degrees at Mt. Vernon last week with assistance from the Mt. Vernon degree team and accompanied by Mr. Vernon Grange members.

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