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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1961
Page
11
A long list of weekend and Sunday visits across Mt. Pleasant, Clare, Gladwin, Midland and surrounding towns. Families such as the Dancer, Gibson, Nash, Allen, and Bartow clans share hospitality, hospitality, and hospital updates. D.A.R. Good Citizens honored at St. Joseph conference with Clare County delegates.
James Yeoman chairs the 10.C.F. Camp session at Star Lodge 156 in Saginaw with Rev. Russell H. McKenzie as evening speaker. A 5:30 ham dinner follows the afternoon program, then a social hour. Yeoman later presided at the Clare-Isabella-Gladwin District gathering in Gladwin. Next meeting set for Mt. Pleasant on April 15.
Mr and Mrs Walter Eroh traveled to Flint for the Delegate Assembly of the Department of Classroom Teachers MBA held at Bryant Junior High School on Saturday the 25th. Mrs Eroh chairs Area 12 registration among eleven area teachers attending. Anita Ruffing Ohio president elect spoke on Classroom Teachers and Leaders in our Profession. Dr E Dale Kennedy spoke at luncheon. Mary Harold Manley Flint State President announced July replacement Ray Mroch Dearborn and David W Stipe Ann Arbor as president elect. Harold was a former Clare High student who resided in the city for a time.
Bill Bartow of Michigan State University and Miss Peggy Soper of Mt. Pleasant were Sunday evening guests of his parents, with Frank Battle and Jim Yost hosting in Clare. Wrestling matches were held that evening. Walter Lang of Yvart dinner guests of Mrs. James Cook. Fred Philipp and Barbara visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carpenter. Iva Moore was Friday and Saturday overnight guest.
Issued every Thursday and entered at the Post Office at Clare as second class matter under the Act of March 8 1879. William D Elden publisher 112 West Fourth Street Clare Michigan Mail subscriptions Clare Isabella County Post Offices in Michigan 3.5 Elsewhere in Michigan $3.00 Anywhere in U.S. $4.00 Outside of Michigan $4.00
The Women's Society of Christian Service held its annual Easter Breakfast in the new dining room of the Methodist Church on Wednesday morning arranged as a Cross with flowers Easter lilies and pink streamers. Virginia ham and end breakfast were served by Mrs Ina Hammond and a corps of workers.
Mr and Mrs William Beach of Detroit visited Sunday with their aunt Mrs Isabel Terry at the home of Mrs Helen Welch and Mrs Emma Tiesler. They returned from two months in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs J O Gangler of Bloomfield Hills visits family in town and Jennies birthday is celebrated. David Selley Jr undergoes leg grafting and arm surgery in Denver. The Hanson family spent a weekend in Trenton with relatives and attended events in Detroit and Trenton. Mrs C C Knapp returns from Clare General Hospital. Melvin Morse enters Gratiot Community Hospital for X rays and observation.
The Clarenik Extension Group met at Mrs. Hays Hacker's home on Thursday evening March 23 with seven members and one visitor Mrs. Robert Simons. Mrs. Hacker presided and Mrs. Henry Kinsel reported as secretary treasurer. Plans for Achievement Day on May 4 were discussed and an advance display was approved.
Alice L Seeley Chapter CBS held a Friday Friends Night with Emily Irwin and William Whittier of Midland presiding. Guest officers welcomed. soloist Mrs Nash of Harrison performed The Haster Parade. Dance and stage acts followed as Jane Burgess thanked attendees and announced upcoming dates.
Dr and Mrs Arnold V Pent Jr and their eight children will bring a religious program to First Baptist Church Orlando. The traveling family, home schooled in music and scripture, will perform scripture recitations and gospel songs in various vocal arrangements.
The Dover Extension women met at Mrs. Gerald Hemstreet's home on Thursday evening March 23 with 13 members and four visitors. Mrs. Bill Neville read the last meeting minutes and Worleen Ackerman led the lesson How to Buy Linens. The gathering adjourned after a lovely lunch. Mrs. Loren Nevill decorated two cakes for Mrs. Dwaine Hoover's purchase and wished Mrs. Lee Favreau well as they move to Lake. They will be missed. a Mum plant was given to Mrs. Hoover.
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