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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1963

Page

12

Community notes from Midland and Clare gatherings

City briefs recap Midland Dow Retirees picnic with 600 at the Community Building and a four o'clock barbecue. Reunions and visits include Owosso guests at the Robson home, a Clare County Class Reunion, and various family calls in Royal Oak Birmingham and Florida. Harrison CBS chapter anniversary attendees noted. Clare sidewalk sale set for Friday June 21.

James Grigg Dow Midland Grigg Dow’s RK. Nutson Marthia Schultz Owosso Frieda Robson Clare 1 C.C.F. Hall Robson Matilda Lange Marie Schug

Pioneer Farm Bureau Meeting and Summer Events

The Pioneer Farm Bureau of Gilmore Township met at Mr. and Mrs. George Pitts home on June 10 led by chairman Elmer Kidder. The annual picnic is set for July 4 at Littlefield Lake hosted by Elmer and Mrs Kidder.

Pioneer Farm Bureau Gilmore Township George Pitts Elmer Kidder Farm Bureau Littlefield Lake Ada Kidder Elsie Wood Laura Cook Judy Phillips Farm Bureau Womens Acivity Group Camp Kett William Phillips Chester Wallace Florida Pointe West

Multiple births and club meeting report

The notice lists births at Clare Hospital and Clare General Hospital with parents names and baby weights including Anthony Mark, Sally Anne, Michael Lee, Donald David, and Michael Edward. It also notes the Past Matrons Club meeting at Mrs. Erma Gephart with nine members, pot luck lunch, a July plan, and crazy bridge prizes won by Mrs. Doris Cotton, Ms. Noblit, and Mrs. Stephenson with helpers named.

Erma Gephart Faye Stephenson Ada Noblit Alma Seiter Mid Forest Lodge Doris Cotton Ms. Noblit Stephenson Dorotha Aye Marie Henrie

Open House Honors Local Graduates At Kleiner Home

Open House followed the commencement exercises at the Walter Kleiner residence for graduates Faye Ann David Theola Leeth Gordon Carncross and Diana Kleiner. About a hundred guests attended with gifts and photos. Diana travels to Lancaster California to live with relatives and attend Findlay College. Theola plans to train at Ford Hospital Detroit. Gordon will enter General Motors Institute in Saginaw. Faye Ann assists grandparents during their illness.

Walter Kleiner Faye Ann David Theola Leeth Gordon Carncross Diana Kleiner Kiemers Alton David Everet Carncross Forrest Leeth Diana Lancaster California Stailey Kleiner Findlay College Ohio Theola Ford Hospital Detroit Gordon Saginaw General Motors Institute Faye Ann

Salt River Farm Bureau Meets At Methners Home

Salt River Farm Bureau held its monthly meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Clarend Methner's home on Wednesday evening June 12 with six families present. John Methner chaired. Mrs. James Callihan reported. Paul Gross led the discussion The Case of the Impatient politicians. Refreshments included weiners buns potato chips glazed doughnuts and coffee. The next meeting location was not decided. An unrelated advertisement followed for foot care product T 4 L and drug store sales.

Salt River Farm Bureau Clarend Methner John Methner James Callihan Paul Gross

VFW Initiates New Members in Clare Post Ceremony

The Clare Veterans of Foreign Wars Pettit-Kapplinger Post 5738 held a meeting on June 13 initiating four new members Art Harsh William Wood Joe Moose and Kenneth Hall. Former members Ernest Town Morris Kapplinger Marlin Alexander Tom Mickle and Robert Cimmerer were reinstated. Plans were made for the Honor Guard and post float in Harrison Fourth of July Parade. Next meeting is June 27 at 8 00 p.m.

Clare Veterans of Foreign Wars Pettit-Kapplinger Post Art Harsh William Wood Joe Moose Kenneth Hall Ernest Town Morris Kapplinger Marlin Alexander Tom Mickle Robert Cimmerer Harrison Robert Schellhas

WSCS Presents New Officers at Church Parlor Meeting

The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Tuesday evening in church parlors with soft piano music and a Gideon themed program. New president Mrs Elmer Shurlow presided as officers were introduced and reports discussed including next year’s budget and an upcoming seminar in July.

Lester Cotton Woman’s Society of Christian Service Gideon Albert Lester Cotton Elmer Shurlow Norman Maxwell Richard Schroeder Africa Wallace Thayer Helen Welch Wilson Bader Loren Tickie Henry Teall Ellen Downs James Yeoman

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