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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1955

Page

12

Weekend Visitors and Local Social Roundup

Saturday and Sunday callers visit in Henrick Stanton and Crystal Lake areas. Many families including the Leash Haring Otis Berry Gunderman Stanley and Bonham families share Mother's Day gatherings and weekend visits in Lansing Harrison Midland Luzerne Welland and Pontiac. Flag Day ads and a Flying Farmer meet are noted along with Tulip Festival attendance.

Alvin Leash Henrick Gunderman Berry George “Haring Stanton, Sheridan Crystal Lake Wayna Otis Auburn Mildred Stoy Midland Clyde Stoy Prank Berry Roger Viola Willard Near Three Rivers Lillie Berry Uncie Theo Gunderman Kenneth Gunderman Glen Otis Stanley Lansing Clary Stanley Lloyd ‘Stanley Leigh Marie Harrison Leotard Stanley Patty Leon Stanley Clare Cleaners E. Reid Luzerene Mas Donald Horden John Horden Willan, Gilson Reva Mexwell Welland John Zimka Mary Low Chris Reger Glen Billsby Treston Bonham Ernie Opal Gates Sanford Charles L. Bonham Helenville CG. H. Bonham Pontiac Thomas Abbott

A Father Son Goutbination On 330 Acre Rosebush Farm

Joe Sr. and Joe Jr. McGuire operate a 330 acre farm south of Clare on Rosebush Rel. They raise Hereford beef cattle grain crops and 100 to 150 hogs annually. Joe Sr. has owned the property 35 years built the home 29 years ago and shares the operation with his son.

Joe McGuires Clare Rosebush Rel Joe Sr Wacle Lillian

Dinner guests honor Uncle George Bates at 93

George Bates Sr and family of Shelbyville hosted Mr and Mrs Roy Townsend for Sunday dinner. Afternoon callers included George Bates and family of Harrison Dr and Mrs Jennie Bates Orville Bates Norman Hutchinson family and Louisa Bowler. They visited Uncle George whose age 93 and mind remain keen.

George Bates Shelbyville Will Bowler al Austin Roy Townsend Harrison Jennie Bates Orville Bates Norman Hutchinson Louisa Bowler George

New Babies Born in Clare Area May Births

Mr and Mrs Merlin Anderson of Clare welcome Stacey Ann weighing seven pounds born May 9 at Clare General Hospital. Dawn Ann arrived to Mr and Mrs Robert Decker of Coleman weighing five pounds twelve ounces on May 10 at Clare General Hospital. Junquin Lynn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Orvis of Clare weighing four pounds fourteen ounces born May 13 at Clare Hospital. Connie Jo born to Mr and Mrs Joe Peet on Friday May 13 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital weighing six pounds ten ounces. Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith of Rockford welcomed a baby girl born May 8. Larry Douglas son of Mr and Mrs Larry Randall born May 10 at Central Community Hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen and a half ounces.

Merlin Anderson Clare Stacey Ann Stacey Clare General Hospital Robert Decker Coleman Dawn Ann Jonquin Lynn Ronald Orvis Clare Hospital Connie Jo Joe Peet Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital Lewis Smith Rockford Jim Fooote Larry Randal Larry Douglas Central Community Hospital

Air traffic at L A International surpasses two million yearly

More than 2,500,000 people arrive or depart from Los Angeles International Airport each year. The figure equals the city’s population plus about a half million, highlighting the airport’s massive scale and reach.

Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles

Community Council Names Homecoming Committees

The Rosebush Community Council met at Rosebush School with acting chair Ewart Bowerman. Plans for the July 9 homecoming include committees for beef procurement, roasting, track and field day, juvenile contests, and the evening variety show.

Rosebush Community Council Rosebush School Ewart Bowerman Earl House Orrin Bud Cairns Jim Decker Ronald Knapp Preston Johnson Harvey Lowery John Jacobs Rosebush Memorial Field Lois Graham

Rosebush Youth Fellowship Plans May Trip

The Rosebush Methodist Youth Fellowship met at Rev. Ronald Knapp's home. Dick Martin led a brief business meeting as president. Devo tions were led by Rev. Knapp. The group planned a trip to the Lumberman's Memorial near Tawas City on Sunday May 21 with games for recreation.

Rosebush Ronald Knapp Dick Martin Knapp Tawas City

Local residents visit relatives and attend events across states

Ionia and South Dakota guests joined local families for Sunday visits with the Bowermen and Firsts. AngThree attendees traveled to the Michigan State University Angus Sale in East Lansing. Keeler Union Ball room hosted a Saginaw Chamber of Commerce wholesalers dinner at Central Michigan College Tuesday May 17. George Elias had surgery at Saginaw General Hospital and is recovering. Tulip Festival draws for Holland and Alma participants.

Allan Joslyn Ionia Gertrude North South Dakota Ewart Bowerman Hugh Swindlehurst Tommy Angus Sale Michigan State University East Lansing Orrin Ken Powers Salem Oregon Dorothy Moss Lansing Mildred Moss Jenny Mt. Pleasant Cecil Moore Pioneer Ohio David Lowery Florence Lowery Elton Graham Flint George Bayliss Graham John Jacobs Saginaw Chamber of Commerce Keeler Union Ballroom Central Michigan College George Elias Saginaw General Hospital L. S. McKenzie Central Community Hospital Albert Neff Earl Neff Holland Sunny Carl Wurts James L. Cline Alma Holland

4 H Group Leaders Elected At Isabella Denver Club

Sylvia Neff was elected president to succeed Margis Swindlehurst at the Isabella Denver 4 H Summer Club meeting held at the Donald Swindlehurst home. Gynn Swindlehurst was named vice president and Margie Swindlehurst secretary treasurer with Ann Ervin publicity and recreation leader, Carol Sandy.

Sylvia Neff Margis Swindlehurst Isabella Denver Hugh Swindlehurst Don Swindle Hurst Howard Sandy

Community Youth Softball Opener Sets Friday Night Game

The Community Youth Softball Team directed by Rev. Ronald Knapp will start the season with a game against a Hope team Friday at 6 p.m. at Rosebush Field.

Ronald Knapp Hope Rosebush Field

Women church group hears Banfield slides

The Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church of Rosenust met Thursday evening at the church. Charles Banfield of Rural Bible Missions showed slides and explained his work in various schools. Vacation Bible School will run June 27 to July 1 at Rosebush church. President Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst led the meeting and plans were announced for a Father Son Banquet on June 1.

Women's Association Presbyterian Church of Association Robert Watson

KTS Club Hosts Friday Evening Meeting at Mrs Dixon Home

Mrs Floyd Dixon hosted the KTS Club at her Pepper home Friday evening with entertainment by Pepper. Prizes were won by Mrs Howard Jones Mrs Harold Anderson and Mrs Fred Zinger. Secret sister gifts went to Mrs Robert Elliott and Mrs Zinger. Mrs Elliott will host the next meeting on June 10.

Floyd Dixon Pepper Howard Jones Harold Anderson Fred Zinger Robert Elliott Zinger

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