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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1954
Page
4
Church notes report Tuesday evenings study of The Harmony of the Gospels in the Christian Service Training Course. Wednesday's joint prayer and missionary study meeting was followed by a business meeting. Visitors urged to attend Sunday services during Lent.
Ruth McKinay and Extension News report 39 groups with 659 members will meet with Home Demonstration Agent Miss Margaret Harris to plan 1954 fall and 1955 spring programs. The county program emphasizes five project areas Foods Clothing Home Furnishings Home Management and Family Living. Mrs Sam Kigar chairs fair exhibits and urges one or more entries per class. Club members may exhibit Up To Date Meal Planning Health Planning For Later Years Oven and Broiler Meals Recreation With Homemade Game Equipment and other home usable ideas.
A Mt Vernon Grange meeting featured Harold Brooks and Merrill Rady of Michigan State Grange discussing legislative work. Members urged joining to support the Grange program. Upcoming Clare-Isabella Officers club event partners with Broomfield Grange on M-20.ossip about members' illnesses and travel, birthdays celebrated, and plans to attend the State Farm Insurance convention in Florida.
Orville High of Beaverton was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Warner and family. Mrs. Jim Bradley called on Mrs. Harley Randle. Eugene Warner and a son, Homer Lee, visited Clyde Kistler and Wayne Cornell. Vernell Carey and family of Clare and Esther Strouse were Sunday dinner guests of Les Randle. Rev Hager of Loomis visited Hattie Livingston. Jim Bradley and Evelyn visited Carl Bradley. Eugene Warner and family spent Sunday with Leon Warner of Gowen.
The Eagle News records a mix of religious services and social visits. Rev and Mrs Beery continue services at Arthur Denner. youth fellowship planned at Clinton Dunkle home on March 20. several local families and relatives visit, attend birthdays, funerals, and dinners, with Dick Beery returning from Veterans Hospital in Clare and others hosting or visiting in Davison, Midland, Lansing, and surrounding areas.
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