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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
11
The Barwell Missionary Church hosted a well attended Sunday night Singspiration with Rev. Ernest Belella and 80 Loomis Missionary Church members as guests. Rev Belella gave the opening prayer as Pastor William Grodneveld led singing with Ruth Ann Bentley at the piano.
John Allan remains pastor at Farwell Methodist Church after quarterly conference. Prayer groups meet weekly. W S C S study class Tuesdays. youth rally set for March 3 at Mt Pleasant Jr High Auditorium. Singspiration featured multiple churches. condolences to Town family after weekend accident.
Thursday through Saturday Pastor and Mrs William Groeneveld entertained her mother Mrs Arthur Anderson of Grand Rapids. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs William Groeneveld Sr of Muskegon. Last Friday the Groenevelds were dinner guests of Rev and Mrs John Allan.
Clare Stanley Perry born September 27, 1907 in Gilmore Township died suddenly February 21 at his home in Corona California. He lived three and a half years in Corona and owned a Clare grocery store from 1954 to 1957. He married Fern Willoughby on March 29, 1982 and they had three daughters. He is survived by five sisters a step mother a step sister a step brother and six grandchildren.
Mrs Lois Birdsall and relatives visited Sanford relatives including Donald Smith and family. Dale Smith and a university friend spent Saturday with Dale's parents. The Dee Shaws hosted John and Irving Shaws and the Raymond Marshalls on Sunday. Christine Lansing visited Walter Stittsworth in Sterling. Charles Cotterman and five children of Midland visited Glenn Powell's family. Funeral services were held February 25 at Gilmore Church officiated by C Hiram Gates with Coker Funeral Home handling arrangements.
Mrs. Harold Fessler is home from the hospital and her mother Mrs. George Irwin expects to return home Saturday. The Gene Cashin family of Midland spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Renner. Elder Donald Penneleton of Beaverton spoke at Farwell R L D S Church and joined the Baslicks for dinner. Several families shared visits, birthday celebrations, and hospital trips. A 4 H group meeting was canceled and rescheduled for March 13 at Cheryl Wysong’s home.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Longs treth and Mr and Mrs Raymond Eaton were surprised by arrival of Walter Longstreth and son on a week leave from Fort Leonard Wood Mo They left for home Monday evening Monty Salisbury of University of Michigan Ann Arbor spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs Salisbury Deb Nolan and John Ruark also home from the University for the weekend Mr and Mrs James Hoskins visited Grant Beaverton and Beaverton Dan and Steve Cotton Aden Andrews of Saginaw and Glen Gordon of Brand visited Florence Robinette Perry Geeck brought his mother from Mt Pleasant to their home Mrs Gerald Tennant and son Bryan from Sunnymead California visited Mr and Mrs Robert Beemer and family two weeks.
In The Service Army Sp 4 Walter Vern Longstreth of Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Company C 554th Eng Construction had his time waivered for Specialist fourth class by Captain Paradise before a full P F C pay. The soldier serves as a cook with ten months remaining. Pvt Raymond E Locke RA 16729291 Co D 13th Bn 4th Tag Ret Fort Knox Kentucky.
Twenty three Central Michigan University students were honored at the President s annual All A dinner held February 26 in the University Center ballroom. Guests included Dr Judson W Foust CMU president and five sophomores such as Mrs Helen L Maxwell a social science major from Clare.
William D. Elden publisher imprint lists Clare Michigan address and post office classification. It notes Thursday issue cadence and second class mail status under the 1879 act. Subscription options include Clare Isabella County offices and statewide or nationwide delivery.
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