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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1956
Page
6
The Clare community gathered Friday for a school parade with the Clare Farwell and Ithaca bands delivering polished performances and floats drawing praise from spectators.
A Washington wire reports a local Congressman made a surprise visit and brief speech. Windy Taylor mobilized Lodge and Court House cronies to spread the tale quickly. The writer notes rival news speed and favors personal censorship in discourse.
Pamela Jayne born five pounds arrives home with the Robert Langworthys on Wednesday morning. Mrs Elnora Hendrich hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs Nina Kleinhardt and Mrs Belle Deller. Rev Charles Malson helped with Flint church building last week. Paul Sheets Nellie Walters home from Huntington College for weekend. Forest Garver entertained family for Marys birthday. Robert Walters family visited Angola Indiana and Pontiac during vacation. Dickie Kleinhardt released from University Hospital and to re enter school. Brown School hosts Halloween party Tuesday and Sunday School party Thursday. William Ruby, brother of Carmen Newman, dies in California Saturday morning.
Last week residents shared time with relatives and cousins including Biton Anderson and children visiting Harley Carns family while Ray Bond from Northville stayed with Mom Anger. The Angers drove to see the new bridge. Maurice Henry and children spent a week with Chester Bond in Hagle and returned with Maurice and Lawrence Henry for pheasant hunting with no luck. Steve Krehmar Jr and Syr Krehmar hunted pheasants. The community enjoyed the pleasant weather though hints of approaching winter appeared.
Mr and Mrs Carmen Newman called Sunday evening in the home of Cecil Rowley who is ill and staying with his aunt in the Coats home and with his mother Mrs Amanda Newman. Mr and Mrs Leonard Sunday stationed in Washington are the parents of a new son.
Joe Cram and Velma from Hopkins visit Brinton relatives as Velma enjoys a lakeside outing at Littlefield Lake. Den 5 Scouts held a meeting with Mrs Elwyn Pitts making jack o lanterns, with a hot dog roast planned next week.
Local items record visits by Mrs. Madonna Stevenis and Mrs. Nora Crumley, births of Debra Joe and Debra Kay, church events at Eagle Church, a pink and blue baby shower for Mrs. Frank Battles, and social visits among the Kleiner, Hutchinson, Bates, and Beery families. Election talk and hospital stays noted.
Bert Pitts a former Gilmore resident died last Tuesday morning at CMC Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. Funeral services were at Stinson Funeral Home with burial in Gilmore cemetery. Sympathy goes to his wife and relatives.
Gilmore Grange names 1957 officers including Master Ralph Carter Overseer John Robinson Lecturer Wilma Scott Steward Keith Scott Assistant Steward Carl Martin Chaplain Gladys Robison Treasurer Terrence O Rourke Secretary Lucille Brown Gate keeper John Laverty Ceres Marjorie O Rourke Pomo na Edna Laverty Flora Emma Phipps Lady Assistant Steward Florence Carter Executive Committee George Shilling Keith Scott Carl Martin Economics Chairman Edna Laverty Pianist Marjorie O Rourke Oysters chili and tomato soups served at Friday meeting Mrs Hubert Phipps works in Mt Pleasant Chucky Robison birthday party
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