Social visits span towns and continents in Clare area
Mr and Mrs Gary Coveart host in Midland while guests include B M Plegal of Ann Arbor and Mich State College students. Kay Kenyon arrives from Beeston England for an open visit. Clare County ministers discuss plans as families visit relatives in Flint Detroit Rochester and Bellaire with weddings and graduations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Coveart
Midland
Winnie Coveart
B. M. Plegal
Ann Arbor
LL. D. Fisher
Chester A. Richard, Jr
Harold Lear
Michigan State College
Kay Kenyon
Beeston
Nottingham
England
Vern Moline
Theo Gunderman
Lillie Berry
Ewart
Milton Davison
Wilbur Bennett
Owosso
Don Reppenhagen
Flint
Mabel Fortin
Bessie Henderson
Weldon Keast
Carolyn
Rochester
Keast
Clara Calkins
Jimmie
C. J. Wilson
Cobourg
Ontario
Ronald Wilson
Joan Wilson
Detroit
Ronald Russell
Crystal
James Wilson
Rachel Russell
Births and visits names from Clare area notices
Orris Presley announces a baby girl Jacquelin Sue born May 4 at Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital weighing six pounds nine ounces. Diane Elizabeth born May 14 to Jack Manhorter of Gladwin at the Clare Hospital weighing ten pounds eight ounces. Pablo Alamor born May 19 to Eusebio Maldonado of Rosebush at Clare Hospital weighing five pounds eleven ounces. Mrs. Fred Parrish returned from Bay City after serving on the Federal Grand Jury. Mr. and Mrs. James House and daughter of Oakley visiting Frank Holmes in Stevenson Lake. Clare residents Clifford Powers and Carlyle Meek with daughters Diane visiting Arthur Dent in Bar rton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nowlen
Mr. Pleasant
Guy Autry
Detroit
Long Lake
Clara Stark
Sears
Bryan Horr
Frank Holmes
Goshen
Indiana
John Calkins
Bellaire
Bellaire With Mrs. Calkins
Winifred Coveart
June
Garry Lee
Grand Rapids
Judy
Bernie Cleveland
George Snider
Frank Snider
Lake Margarethe
Grayling
Saginaw
C.D. Harvey
Edith Raymond
Him Grove
Arthur Saul
Lois
Elsie Saul
Dover
Effie Saul
Wilma Jean
Carl Turbush
Mary Lou
Flint
Avis Clark
Seattle
Washington
Fred Irwin
Robert Irwin
Frank Irwin
Farwell
Robert Gardner
Clare
Eugene Campbell
The
Beecher High School
Shirley Joyce
Robinette
Rex Robinette
Arthur Township
James Robinette
Chesaning
Jas. Brandon
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Sheahan
Tom
Bob
Gladwin
Joe McConnell
Vernon
Orris Presley
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Jacquelin Sue
Diane Elizabeth
Jack Manhorter
Clare Hospital
Eusebio Maldonado
Rosebush
Pablo Alamor
Fred Parrish
Bay City
Federal Grand Jury
James House
Oakley
Stevenson Lake
Clifford Powers
Carlyle Meek
Diane
Barryton
Arthur Dent
Knights Templar Guests of Clare Members
Clare hosts and hostesses welcomed Sir Knights and ladies including John Nelson and Donald Holbrook. Local guests Rev. Hahn Powe Gillespie and Dr Schutt attended with music readings and a poem. John Nelson received a life membership as Sir Knight Arthur Sprague spoke on what is missing in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir KnIghts
John Nelson
Donald Holbrook
John W. Dunlop
Arthur Damoth
Damoth
Charles Hahn
William Powe
Congregational Church
James Gillespie
John Q
Look Lodge
A. M
Christina M. Schutt
Zenobia
Hahn
Powe
Lady Nelson
Dr. Schutt
Corp of
Neilson
Knights Templar
Knight W. Merrill Stuckey
Clare
Lowell D. Young
Knight Young
Knight Arthur Sprague
John A. Nelson
Nelson
Knights
Sunshine Affects Mirrors Hanging in Direct Sunlight
Direct sun can damage the silver backing of mirrors. Avoid placing mirrors where sunlight hits them for extended periods to prevent deterioration.
Floor Coverings Care and Cleaning Tips
Floor coverings receive constant use and should be given constant care. Clean rugs daily in high traffic areas with a suction appliance. Dirt ground into the pile wears it down. Remove surface litter with a soft bristled broom and brush the nap to lay in the same direction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hartford
Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
EZ Credit
Household Appliances, Inc
E. Fourth St
Main St
Cottage
Ular
Chenille
Wm. H. Bicknell and Co
Clare, Michigan
Donald E. Holbrook
Clare Sentinel
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