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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1947
Page
6
About 35 friends and neighbors gathered for a masked costumed Halloween party at Mr. and Mrs. Basil Ferris home. Tom Barclay and Howard Fowler won prizes after card games and a lunch was served by hostesses.
The item notes a transfer formerly owned by My and Mrs. Eddie DuSold, indicating a change in ownership referenced in the notice.
The Lake George Community Sunday School invites families to attend every Sunday at 10:00 led by Superintendent Harry Moyer. The steady program aims to foster fellowship and religious instruction for all ages at the Community Building.
Sunday School begins at 2 00 p m with Lewis Irwin as superintendent. Sunday afternoon preaching follows at 3 00. The town notes visits, travel, and local events including Halloween activities and community gatherings are listed among residents and guests.
Mr and Mrs Richard Ven Poecke and Mr and Mrs Harold Snell and family from Flushing spent the week end at their cottage. Homer C Davis of Flint was at his cottage over the week end. Saginaw visitors included Mr and Mrs Barney Freundel Mr and Mrs Harold Nemire Mr and Mrs Frank Behm Fred Trier and Bert Schultheiss. Recent callers at Maurice Manigold's home included Mr and Mrs Fred Chevis of Toronto Harold Grove and Dave Manigold of Keego Harbor.
Bud Lyon returned to West Branch after a weekend at home. Chet Brown and Forrest Beach with Lou Gabrick visited from Lansing and Greenville. Tyla Lyon with Bud and Jack spent Sunday with the Quibells at their Middle Branch home. Harry Fulton from Saginaw visited Friday and Saturday. Rolla McCall and Rodney Clark visited the Lyons Den Monday.
The Eagle Extension Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Glen Poet’s home on October 28 with ten members present. Mrs. Bryan Milley and Mrs. Howard Pen grose presented a lesson on floor coverings and distributed a bulletin on manufacture and care. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Poet. secretary is Mrs. Pudvay. More members expected before December meeting.
The East Vernon Extension Group gathered at Mrs. Ferdinand Seibt home October 30 with seventeen members and one visitor. Members read jokes, dues were paid, a chicken dinner was served, and the afternoon lesson titled Remodeling of Clothing covered dress remodeling with all making a shoulder pad. The next meeting is set for November 13 with Mrs. Clyde Stoy.
The pasture season in Missouri rose from 6 to 7 percent months after Missouri station research. Extra feed from improved pastures extends the season, equaling 37 million bushels of corn and valued at about 30 million dollars when corn is 80 cents per bushel.
The ad touts miles of smooth service as the next best thing to a new Buick, claiming it raises resale value and makes the car worth more as a smart investment.
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