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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
8
Vernon City notes list visits and homecomings across families in Clare Farwell and Lansing. Names include Hendersons Nevins Bergey Bowman and Mott, with frequent calls, meals, and birthday greetings observed during the week and weekend.
Mrs Darwin Mott entertained Saturday afternoon for her daughter Mary Ann who observed her seventh birthday. Twelve little friends were guests. She received a two wheel bicycle from her parents. The group was served delicious refreshments.
The second lesson on Psychology in the Christian Service Training Course was presented Monday evening. Word reached that the District Superintendent and Mrs. Orville L. Marsh of Grand Rapids were in an auto accident Wednesday near St. Johns and she is in a Grand Rapids hospital. Rev and Mrs Harold Smith went to Midland Monday afternoon for Mrs Millard Fitch's funeral. Mrs Viola Kane of Detroit stayed weekend with her mother Mrs Margaret Briggs. Mrs Frank Pringle traveled Thursday by scenic bus and drove for her sister Mrs Anna Appleford Friday. They visited their brother Sidney Colosky at the Community Hospital in Mt Pleasant. James Yeoman visited his mother Mrs Frank Yeoman in Lansing on Saturday.
The Colonville Ladies Aid met on Thursday with Mrs. Ela Neville and quilted a nice lot. Theola Wilson and Detroit friend visited Ernest Towns on Sunday. The Carl and Virgil Kistler families faced illness last week but are back at work. Darrell Towns birthday and Jimmy Youngs first birthday were celebrated with supper guests.
Forest Fire Time Spring is on the march and with it comes another hazardous forest fire season. Conservation Department officials urge fishermen campers trappers and all public lands users to be extremely careful with matches tobacco campfires and other fire sources this spring.
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