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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1956
Page
10
Mrs Laurence Seiter hosted a call Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Belle Mair and family. A parade of visitors from Jonesville to Cadillas, Curtisville, Kalkaska, Hudsonville, and Midland shared meals and greetings at various homes and church events.
Mrs. Birdie Lewis of Vassar, a Contra Board member, visited the Theta Rho Girls Club in Clara Theta Rho on March 4. Eva Greenwood accompanied her. Nina Leiter led the meeting as plans for drill work at Friday’s Rebekah and Oddfellow program. district meeting in Flint April 21 and Lansing Assembly on April 4 were discussed.
The St Cecilia Home and School Guild held its March meeting in the church parlor led by president Mrs. Gerald Nivison. Plans were made for the Father and Son banquet set for March 19 chaired by Mrs. Larry Beck. Five students performed humorous and dramatic readings directed by Mrs. Louisa Bowler including Julius Caesar Act I and Portrait of a Southern Lady.
Patrick Hart was honored on Sunday March 4 with a family dinner at Mrs Bertha Cappaerts home. Twenty relatives and friends attended and helped celebrate with birthday cake and ice cream. He received many gifts and cards for the occasion.
Mr and Mrs Willian Garcow return home from Community Hospital Mt Pleasant still convalescing at East Seventh Street. Lee Sowle and father H M Sowle attended the State Photography Convention in Lansing. Mr and Mrs Luis Braley of Pontine and Mr and Mrs Clyde Stby of Vernon visited C C Knapp and Minnie Drake. W B Bowler returned home Sunday after two months in Florida.
The wedding of Mrs. Julia Haley and Donald Cobleigh took place at the Baptist Parsonage in Pentwater on Saturday February 18 at 7 30 p m Rev Elmer G Ubbink performed the ceremony Attendants were Mr and Mrs Philip Sloan Judson Scovill of Pentwater and Mrs Thelma Loucks of Clare A reception followed at the Sloan home on Green Street Cobleigh is a longtime Pentwater resident with Leonard Oil Company and the bride works at Glaze Manufacturing They will reside in Harrison
Zenobia Chapter QES met Thursday evening March 1 with Matron Rosendahl and Patron Poet presiding. Members draped the chapter in memory of Mrs Winifred Cagson and honored Guy Autry with life membership. Plans announced for March 15 Friends Night and March 8 practice at 7 00 p.m. Officers meet March 18 at Masonic Temple to plan the association. Refreshments served by several members.
The past month brought several births. Douglas Craig Hoover weighs seven pounds six ounces, born February 3 at Central Michigan Hospital in Midland to Dan Hoover and Geraldine Brown. A son Markt Winfield Foster weighs seven pounds, fifteen ounces, born February 28 at Central Michigan Hospital in Mt. Pleasant to Burnell Foster and Beverly Brown. Sharon Kay Hickborg, daughter of Arthur and a Mt. Farwell family, arrived March 3 at Clare General Hospital weighing eight pounds seven and a half ounces. William Hex Castle, son of Dr. William Castle and spouse, was born March 3 at Clare General Hospital weighing eight pounds ten ounces. A Clare couple welcomed a son born April 4 at Clare General Hospital weighing six pounds twelve ounces.
Mr and Mrs William Mitchell of Pennsylvania were house guests Sunday night at the Laurens. Mr and Mrs Ray Owen reported family were dinner guests Sunday evening along with Mr and Mrs Robert Odes and gon Mark.
Mrs. Roy Dunbar led the Tally Club for two tables of contract with Mrs. Russell Foell high and Mrs. Robert Mitchell low. J J Green hosted Pyriday afternoon Bridge for two tables. prizes went to Mrs. Fred Busche Sr. and Mrs. John Doherty. Various groups held teacings and travels, with next hostesses named.
Mr and Mrs Austin visited Sunday afternoon and who knows why Mrs C C Knapp hosts. Stewart Beall of Mr Pleasant called Monday as a nephew and aunt visited.
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