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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1956

Page

11

Convention Attended by Harrison Study Club Members

Grace Rinehart presided as Harrison Study Club leader with delegates Marie Czy newski LaVern Genau Pauline Glagger and Miss Anna doos at the Northeastern District Convention in Gilad win. One hundred ladies attended the morning session with twenty seven clubs represented. Miss Helen Harris Muskegon and Mrs John Rite sera spoke at lunch urging clubs to serve the community and youth, then Mayor Raymond Flynn welcomed them at the banquet. Miss Helen Martin of Lansing gave a talk on Minerals in Everyday Living from ancient to modern times. Corsages and souvenirs were shared. many Harrison Club members attended and Gladwin’s Mrs. William Breault sang. The Harrison Club will join the Alpena Club next year.

Grace Rinehart Harrison Study Club Marie Czynewski LaVern Genau Pauline Glagger Anna Doos Giladwin Helen Harris Muskegon John Ritesera Sebewaing Raymond Flynn Wilson ‘Rinehart N. H. Rauch Harrison Club Maude Hughes Shirley Miller Ada Rose Richards Louise Austin Myrtle Miller Winifred Welch Eisie McGregor Pearl Denney Iva Orcutt Gladys Kinne Ivah Bartow June Lawson Mary Roe Mt. Pleasant Alpena Club

Birthday Roast at Wilson State Park Honors Phil Millard

Mrs Phillip Millard and husband hosted a birthday roast for their son Phil at Wilson State Park on Saturday afternoon. Guests included Billy Hileman Kelly Hileman and Nancy Haskell. The party featured a decorated cake and ice cream as dessert for Phil's fourth birthday.

Phillip Millard Wilson State Park Phil Billy Kelly Hileman Nancy Haskell

Exchange Wedding Vows at St. Johns Ceremony

Mrs. Jennie Laherty formerly of St. Louis and Charles Huber of Hamilton township exchanged vows Saturday evening October 27 at eight oclock. Rev Ralph Glaggett presided at the parsonage with immediate family present. Attendants included Mrs. Robert Roe and Dan Miller. guests included Mrs Emma Swaggart and daughter Margaret, Mrs Faye Peterson and Mrs Diller of St Johns. A reception with cake ice cream and punch followed at 7163 North Clare Road home of the Robt Roe couple.

Jennie Laherty St. Louis Missouri Charles Huber Hamilton Township Ralph PB. Glaggett Fiat Cot Harr Pe Kecony Robert Roe Dan Miller St. Johns Emma Swaggart Margaret Faye Peterson Diller North Clare Road

Farewell Dinner for Departing Guests at Surrey House

Mrs. Catherine Bates hosted a farewell dinner at the Surrey House for Rev. and Mrs. Ralph P. Claggett Mr. and Mrs. B Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Clint Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods as they prepare to leave for the South.

Catherine Bates Surrey House Ralph P. Claggett F. Hampton Clint Woods Frank’ Woods South

Transportation to polls offered for VEW Post 1075 voters

Mrs William Jesse the legislative chairman of the Ladies Auxiliary to the VEW Post 1075 offers help securing rides to the polls on November 6. Call Kellogg 94851 by noon November 6 for pickup. The service aims to encourage every citizen to vote.

William Jesse Ladies Auxiliary Post 1075 Kellogg

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Ray Seelinger at Mt. Pleasant

Mrs. Ray Seelinger was the honored guest at a dinner hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mogg in Mt. Pleasant on Sunday to mark her birthday. The guest list included her sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Horn of Farwell.

Ray Seelinger Peter Mogg Mt. Pleasant Sunday Clarence Horn Farwell Harry Kantner Roy Secord Robert “Stanfield Peter Oman Elizabeth Frank Lamphere Herrick Anna Wells Lake Ruth Nash George Stone Gladwin Arthur Dubay William “Pickett Mecosta Bruce McGregor James Mead Royal Oak Alice Mead Roy L. Hy Mathias Don ‘Ferguson CMC Douglas Dale Weldon Midland Hospital Malcolm Wilson George Snyder Helen Wangler St. Joseph Church West Branch Francis McKenna Flavia Schaaf Jack Ronald Schaaf Virginia George Munroe Paul Welke Merrill Munroe Howard Devereaux Ruby Stevens Alma Wallace Fred Archangels Saginaw Richard McCartney Albert Archambault Ernest McCartney Janet Ann Arbor Jack Crawford Blanchard Harrison Jim Duggan Midland Fred Wood J. Duggan Ray. Pastma Clare Ross Woodward Walter Ehle Francis Jesse

WE Studies Stewardship We Studies Stewardship The Women

The Women group met at Mrs. Marie Czyzewski's home with twenty members present. Mrs. Harvey Phillips chaired in the president's absence. Ethel Jones led devotions on Matthew 25 and a piece titled Christianity at Street Level.

Oriie GE Corgi Ballotace Barce Cule I Marie Czyzewski Harvey Phillips Ethel Jones Mildred Mildred Rauch Mrs. Czyzewski Olive Pifer Gladys Werts

WMC Sewing Hour Hosts Meet and Visits Noted

The Women’s Missionary Council of the Hi-Way Tabernacle met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Yost in Temple with Mrs. Harold Yost as co host. The afternoon centered on sewing for the club and business led by President Mrs. Robert Way. Hostesses served refreshments.

Womans Missionary Council of the Hi-Way Tabernacle’ Church James Yost Temple Harold Yost Robert Way

Harrison area social notes list wide circle of visitors

Mrs. Jake Seelinger remains in University Hospital Ann Arbor as many neighbors travel and host. Families from Bradenton Florida to Oscoda Bay City Owosso and Saginaw visit, dine, and attend weddings while hunters head to Thessalon Canada for deer season. Several local households host guests, attend meals, and note illness and travel across Michigan communities.

Jake Seelinger University Hospital Ann Arbor Roy Secord Bradenton Florida Francis McKenna Ralph Kennedy Les Gardner Thessalon Canada Lud Segerlund Dan Holcomb Louis Holcomb Jerry McGuire Judy Owosso Bob ° Jones Flint al Altenburg Fred Dixon Floyd Werts Higgins Lake John Young Bay City Claire Underhill Bellaire Ross Woodward Jack Woods Clemens Everette Allen Billy Skinner Patti Dillon CMC And D. F. Czyzewski H. J. D. ‘Meyer Long Island New York Rudolph Nagle Saginaw Clara Smith Ronald Barnes Clare Walters Farwell Amiel Steffens William Clark James Simons Shirley Simo Grand Rapids Ludington Ethel Wilcox Leon Hamp Ralph Weir Oliver Warren Frank Warren Audres Danny Sullivan Oscoda Thomas Ervin Eve Tha Bob Welch Pontiac Larry Brancheau Detroit Warren Light Beryl Noblick Jonesville Lester Hamp Simon Hoffman Latinaw Ernest Rhodes George Miske Lansing Fred Smith Homer Millbaugh Breckenridge Arthur Millbaugh David Murton Alma College Curt Murton Judy Austin Mildred Andrus Alma George Naish Cand Daniektent Georgetté Manor Foundation Waynard Técumseh

Diet of Alkaline Balance and Mineral Essentials

Dr. G C Born urges an 80 percent alkaline to 20 percent acid forming diet, highlights minerals iron iodine calcium phosphorus, and promotes fruit and vegetable juices for minerals and chlorophyll. He warns against autointoxication from improper diet and notes the role of dietetics in chiropractic training.

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