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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1958
Page
7
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Local social column lists visits and gatherings around Brush College. Families such as Lower Newman Myers Coats Fitzpatrick and Hockemeyer share Sunday meals and attendance at church. A party hosted by Mrs Perry Davis, a flu recovery patient Loyd Davis, and a Lansing trip for Lorene are noted alongside a mental hospital transfer.
Mrs John Laverty and Mrs Laverty have been ill but are improving. Tillie Ingraham died at Broomfield Memorial Hospital and was buried in Gilmore cemetery on Friday. Five tables of pepper were played Friday evening. Several local families visited, and Ann Rawson celebrated her seventy fourth birthday. Farm Bureau meeting held March 10 with the Frank Freemans.
Friday night supper guests of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Kehl and Danny of Mt Pleasant to help John celebrate his birthday. Sunday dinner guests of the Norman Myers were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Newman, Jim, Ruth and Rollie and Mr. and Mrs. John Horn. Mrs. Allen S. Bautler entered the Community Hospital at Mt Pleasant Sunday afternoon. She is the mother of Mrs. Perry Davis of this community.
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