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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
10
The Beaverton Church of the Brethren marks its 50th anniversary with a Homecoming and all day service plus a noon basket dinner on Sunday June 5. Former members and pastors are being contacted. Of 17 charter members organized in 1906 only two remain. The theme is Pioneers For The Kingdom and speakers will address it.
Four sixth grade students at Beaverton Rural Agricultural School are cited for Safety Patrol and Service Squad work. Marilyn Wade leads the Service Squad. Gary Blades, Robert Ware, and Marilyn Wade direct traffic and monitor rooms at noon.
Mrs. Wayne Nash suffered serious injuries when the tractor she was operating ran over her Saturday. She was rushed to Clare General Hospital with severe bruises and shock but no broken bones.
Lake George News lists visitors and weekend guests including Dorothy Bradburn and neighbors. Families from Owosso Lansing Tecumseh St Johns Milwaukee Ovid Buffalo Clare East Lansing Midland Kalamazoo Flint Detroit Grayling attend cottages, trailers, or trips. Local events note Scouts at Camp Rotary and a Lake George fire department demonstration.
Rev Paul Mueller of Chicago will assume the pastorate of Maple Ridge and Wise Presbyterian churches in Beaverton after June 21. He graduates from McCormick Seminary May 20 and is ordained May 22. Mrs Grace McKibbin was taken to Clare General Hospital Thursday evening for treatment.
A memorial notice honors William H McKay who died May 22 1944 and Elvin V Ockert who passed away May 22 twelve years ago. Family members Mrs Nick Kreiner Harold Kreiner family Mrs Carl Kreiner and Mrs Joseph Ockert express their remembrance and grief.
Minnie Irwin thanks the Rebekahs friends and relatives for flowers cards and candy sent during a recent stay at Community Hospital Mt. Pleasant She especially thanks Mrs James Mrs Stuart Bicknell Ricky De Dolph and extends thanks to Dr. Ringer and the hospital staff for their kindness.
The James A. Tatman Family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and loss of their husband, father, and brother.
Gladys Walters thanks friends and relatives for flowers and cards during hospitalization at Clare Hospital. She also thanks Drs Ballard Kranik and Gordon and the Elm Grove Church and hospital staff for their kindness.
Louise Magnus thanks all for beautiful cards Jetters plants and prayers shown during her stay at Ford Hospital and for acts of kindness to her family she expresses deep gratitude.
Mrs. Wm. B. Duniop expresses gratitude to friends for cards and many acts of kindness received while staying at the Saginaw Veterans Hospital.
Marion Hildebrandt expresses gratitude to all who sent cards gifts and visited during her recent illness and says she is grateful to everyone.
Joan Mickle thanks all who sent cards flowers and visited during her stay at Central Community Hospital.
Walter Ray Jarman extends heartfelt gratitude to all who aided during his stay at Community Hospital and after returning home. His thanks cover friends neighbors and staff for support and kindness.
The Brown Corners WMA hosts a bake sale at the Household Appliance store on Friday May 20 starting at 1 p.m. Homemade bread pies and cakes will be sold with no prepared mixes.
Within a 500 mile radius of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania lies more population and probably more natural and manufactured wealth than in any such radius of any other metropolis in North America.
Mrs Sam Gaskill and Mrs Ronald Upchurch joined in a birthday supper for their son John and his wife baked a birthday cake with John as the honored guest. Roy Sutton and son Albert Ray visited the Gaskill home Saturday evening. The Ever Ready Club met at Town Hall for an all day quilting session.
City officials meet in Clare Michigan with Mayor Haley presiding. Fire Chief Stanley Parish and various appointments are approved. Little League granted use of Tourist Park for the season. several building permits and purchases authorized. signs restricting fishing from US 27 bridge discussed. meeting adjourned with routine approvals.
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