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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1951
Page
12
An Easter Sunrise Service is planned for 6 30 a m at the Congregational Church followed by a coffee hour hosted by the Young Women's Fellowship in the parlor A free will offering will be collected The fellowship also provides nursery service with attendants guiding children to the school building Kindergarten room.
Coach Grace Rinehart leads five teams at Midland High School Play Day. From 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, the girls played three wins one tie and one one point loss amid dancing and gymnastics, highlighting a successful event.
Restrictions do not deter families from pursuing Blendair furnaces built by Coleman and sold through Seiter Brothers. The article highlights new economical principles guiding the flow of warmed air and public interest in efficient home heating solutions.
Mr and Mrs Fred Clark were surprised Sunday as family began arriving to mark their 40th anniversary A pot luck dinner followed with many relatives including Gerald and Edgar Brady Leonard Schwanz Rovelle Clark Edmond Woods Dale Weldon and the Clark sisters Bila Dawson and Jud Crane Adri an A tiered wedding cake served as centerpiece and a gift was presented by the group.
Harrison bowlers Paul Hoffman Clair Bauserman Chas Blake Harl Pierce Nick Allen Charles Amble Allan Henderson Jack Ferguson Warren Perry and Keith First bowled at Saginaw in the Masonic Tournament. Later some of the ladies joined their husbands for a chicken dinner at Frankenmuth with attendees Mr and Mrs Ferguson Mr and Mrs First Mr and Mrs Perry Mr and Mrs Allen Chas Amble and Allan Henderson.
District President Innce Maton attended a Council of Administration at the new Y M C A Building in Lansing. The group approved plans to entertain the national president on March 31 and April 1 and organize a department encampment at Osceola in June.
Mrs BE Hughes hosted a celebration for her son Jerry’s 13th birthday on a Saturday. Guests included Jimmy Hamp Ronnie Poleskie Kenneth Gamble Sam Hecker and Al Hecker. A prank battle was followed by a wiener roast with cake and ice cream. Jerry received many fine gifts.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wymer of Lake George at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant on Monday March 19. A daughter Cynthia Ann weighing six pounds seven ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Arden Light at St Marys Hospital Saginaw on March 13.
Mrs HE M Buchholz left Sunday with several other Past Grand Officers of the O E B to attend the reception of Mrs Ada Richards Associate Grand Matron at the Ionic Temple in Detroit Monday evening. She will stay in Detroit a few days to visit friends.
The Harrison Homelands Garden Club meets Wednesday March 28 at Mrs. Harry Kantner’s Hast Budd Lake home. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Ethel Burnette and Mrs. Thora Morrison. The program titled Textiles will be given by Mrs. Dorothy Cady.
Mrs Francis McKenna visited the U of M Hospital in Ann Arbor for a check up. Numerous dinners, weekend visits, and travel notes follow involving residents of Clare, Higgins Lake, Mt Pleasant, Detroit, Bay City, and Lansing with mentions of schools, conferences, and family events.
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