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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
5
A list of song titles such as the Third Man Theme Mona Lisa The Old Piano Roll Blues My Foolish Heart and I Wasn t Pushed I Didn t Slip I Fell plus blues and country numbers. The compilation mixes jazz standards pop tunes and regional favorites with references to chocolate ice cream cone roses and other bright image phrases.
Mrs Eldean Acker directs stunts on stage at 7 00 pm. Harvey Lowery hosts evening entertainments starting 9 00 pm with Rosebush on television. A girls chorus conducted by Mrs Gerald Thayer accompanies by Mrs Ray Knuten. Ron West acts as master of ceremonies as local artists perform skits and musical numbers.
Center Church Woman's Society of Christian Service held a spring cleaning and brief meeting led by president Mrs Earl Grace. A pot luck lunch followed and plans were made to sponsor a Mother Daughter Banquet in July.
Mrs Raymond Martin hosted a family dinner honoring her husband on Monday. Guests included David Burton of Vineland New Jersey Mrs Reed Johnson and daughter Helen Jo of Baltimore Mr and Mrs Glenn Hoyle and daughters Glennie and Candace of Mt. Pleasant.
The Leaton Rosebush 4-H Club met in Shirley and Bud Grubb home with leader Mrs Hugh Swindhurst present. William Coughlin conducted the meeting and plans for a float in the 4-H Fair parade were discussed and tabled for next time. Jack Prior to host July 17 meeting at the Andrew Priors home.
The Andersonville 4 H Club met in the Memorial Field house after a spirited softball game where the Andersonville group beat Walton Rosebush 33 to 8. Doris Hrrans was introduced as a new member bringing Senior Group enrollment to 21, with 15 junior members. A dessert course followed, and next meeting hosts Lewis Mogg Jr and Franklin Methner will entertain with a hay ride, inviting the junior club. the meeting will be held at the Mogg home.
Rey and Mrs. Willis Dunn with Bill and Joan travel to Upland Indiana for several days. Nearby, Mrs. Swindlehurst and others shopped in Bay City. Harold West and Nova West family visited Ohio for a relative’s illness, returning home weekend. Various locals hosted dinners and visits across Higgins Lake Ithaca St. Ignace and Mt. Pleasant as noted in community notes.
The Wise Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Eugene Lattimer’s home with fifty two attendees for a noon dinner. President Mrs. Ed Methner led the business session as devotions by Mrs. Ray Strauch were given and a program of readings hymns and scripture followed. Members spent the afternoon quilting and planned a picnic for members and families on the evening of July 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Fike.
Dan McDonald Your Friendly Ford dealer announces no money down financing for major repair work. The message promotes affordable maintenance options with immediate service availability and endorsed customer care.
A community free show features Kongo, the Wild Stalion and the short Women Sneak with a college discussion on race. Preston Johnson arranges the program with Johnny Colmus and Edith in a guitar and vocal skit from last week. Rosebush youths join stage skills contests before the films.
The Walton school reunion gathered at Memorial Field with president Ward Johnstee and secretary Loret Ren Hathaway leading. Out of town guests included Midland Alma and Mt. Pleasant. A pot luck picnic started at noon with visiting and reminiscing occupying the afternoon.
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