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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1956
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Arnold Stammon hosted an Open House on Lak Street for their son Roy and senior classmates. A cake shaped like an open book in blue and white stood center stage with carnations and class colors, as Cream punch and cake were served to graduates, sponsors, and family members including Roy's grandparents and aunt and uncle from East Lansing.
A pink and blue shower was held Friday afternoon May 18 honoring Mrs. Robert Pifer. Twelve guests attended with games played and gifts opened. Hostesses were Mrs. McKann and Mrs. David Harper. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brink and Allan of Cilo, and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Wall and family of Inkster.
The Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Roth on Friday night May 18. Mrs Jack Ferguson won high and Mrs George Batmeir won low. A lunch followed the games. Several local residents were listed as guests at various suppers and visits in the area.
Miss Audre Mae Wilson named among 100 honored by Chevron Chapter Mortar Board after dinner ceremony at Albion College Baldwin Hall. Attending were Dr and Mrs Hart C Wilson and Mrs George Clapp Jr. Wilson active on campus as Alpha Chi Sinkan president and in multiple clubs.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Haskill hosted a family birthday party for their son Tim with ice cream and cake. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs L Brillhart of Lansing and others as the Virgil Hughstetler home hosted guests. Members and visitors attended the GC G M Association meeting in Clare with numerous named attendees and a separate list of visitors including Mr and Mrs William Stover and Mr and Mrs Bucholzy.
Local briefs list numerous Sunday and weekend gatherings across Harrison and nearby towns. Guests include Millard, Carey, Raber, Raber granddaughter Tori, and many relatives from Gladwin, Mt Pleasant, Liveoak, Quincy, Flint, and Saginaw.
The ad touts widespread adoption of power steering in new Buicks and highlights the Buick front end’s geometry for improved steering. It also promotes the Variable Pitch Dynaflon feature for better response and gas mileage, claiming the brand offers the highest power and sweetest ride yet.
Michigan State University extension horticulture specialist John Carey says interplanting many vegetable varieties is fine in home gardens but note seed from cross pollinated crops will not produce true plants. Sweet corn is an exception with potential mixed kernel colors when white and yellow varieties are planted nearby.
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