Weekend social rounds across Clare area families
A flurry of visits fills weekend activity as the Shimmells, Garvers, Barber and Dysinger families host kin from Harrison Farwell Grand Rapids and beyond. Local trips include hospital and church gatherings while progress on a television and various dinners mark communal ties.
Brush College 4-H Girls Host Mothers at Luncheon
The Brush College 4-H Girls hosted a 7 30 luncheon at Mr and Mrs Randolph Rockey's home. Each girl prepared a summer project dish and the menu featured Spanish rice with hamburger scalloped potatoes cabbage salad hot rolls cherry tarts hot cocoa. Attendees included several mothers and relatives with Doris Hildebrandt ill.
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Brush College
Randolph Rockey
Carolyn Coats
Joyce Newman
Helen Coats
Charlene Rockey
Marilyn Davis
Lorene Hildebrandt
Pat Coats
Adolph Hildebrandt
Lorene
Harley Coats
Carolyn
Vereah Leitner
Charlene
Glen Newman
Joyce
Perry Davis
Marilyn
Galen Coats
Pat
Helen
Doris
Specialized Service at Marble Auto Collision Service
Free inspection advertisement urges brake safety with the slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives Perhaps Your Own and provides contact number 260 W for Marble Auto Collision Service.
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Marble Auto Collision Service
Lake George Church Activities and Local Visits
Sunday School at 10:09 and worship at 3:00 led by Rev Kenneth Mack. Numerous residents and visitors from East Lansing Pontiac Detroit Lansing Beal City and other towns spend weekends at cottages and visit relatives and attend games and trips to Hastings Ewart Belding Evart and Detroit.
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Baptist Church
Kenneth Mack
Unwritten Laws of The Road watch out for sand lot players
Sponsored by Clare Senti nel and Clare Police Department the feature warns drivers to slow to under 20 mph near vacant lots where youngsters practice football. It notes reaction and stopping distances and urges cautious driving to prevent tragedies. Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police and others are listed as endorsers.
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Clare Sentinel
Clare Police Department
Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police
Michigan State Safety Commission
Automobile Club of Michigan
Elm Grove Farm Bureau Discusses Boosting Farm Product Demand
The Elm Grove Farm Bureau met at the Stanley Schunk home on November 2 confirming plans to increase public consumption of farm products. Delegate Alice Davis reported on the October 14 district No. 8 women's meeting in Saginaw. Norris Carrow led discussion endorsing advertising and product grading as methods.
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Elm Grove Farm Bureau
Stanley Schunk
Sagi
Naw
Alice Davis
Norris Carrow
Farm Bureau group maps December meeting and party
The Hast Gilmore Farm Bureau Group held November 9 at the Allen Bauder home with ten families. A Christmas party is planned December 14 at the Alwin Owens home with a pot luck lunch and gift exchange. The group discussed improving sale of farm products and funding extra advertising. Secretary Mrs Vanness Cook.
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Adolph Hildebrandt
E. Gilmore Farm Bureau
Hast Gilmore Farm Bureau
Allen Bauder
Alwin Owens
Vanness Cook
Cornwellville Social Roundup Delivers Local Visits
Mrs Melvin Haines of Nes ter called on Thelma Haines and children Friday evening. Mike Forester from Oscoda spent the weekend at his Sleepy Hollow cottage. Gerald Davis and family and Jim Haring and family visited the LaVoye home Sunday. The Jim Murphy family visited Roy Gordon's. Hugh Six returned to Kalkaska after a sister visit. Gordon and Thelma enjoyed a chicken dinner with the Murphys Thursday. Allan Bauder and family spent Sunday with his parents near Clare. The Delmar Allen family spent Saturday at the LaVoye home.
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Norman Shimmell
Holland
Shimmell
Harrison
Walter Garver
Donald Barber
Farwell
Chelsea
Arlo Barber
Charles Metzgar
Grand Rapids
Thomas Spence
California
Ray Strauch
Walter Jerred
Utica
Leon Dysinger
Walter D. Dysinger
C. Spykhoven
Fowler Orchard
Clare
Robert Lackie
Seeley Johnson
Estella
Wanda Barber
Straits
Cadillac
W. D. Dysinger
Clarence Dysinger
Loris D
Herb Siuber
Midland
Harlan Walters
Gladwin
Richard Baun
East Lansing
Audrey Warner
Charles
Shirley
Fred Bradburn
Gaylord
Charles Warner
T.B
Frances Kotesky
Shell Sweet
Middleville
Charles Horning
Carl Hoops
Detroit
Hastings
Harold
Lawrence Hewitt
Virgil Blain
Pontiac
Harry Kress
Lowell Howard
Vern Hastings
Roy Howard
Max Howard
Beal City
Vern Hasting
Onigin
Claude Manross
Bink
Ewart
Bud Sheldon
Howard Ryckman
Clarence Monroe
Manistee
Adolph Dier
Lionel Devereaux
Lansing
Maude Brody
Chuck Tomrell
Arthur Smith
Cliff Musson
Ellery Wymer
Belding
Vern Braden
Russell Kress
Evart
Cornwellville
Melvin Haines
Nester
Thelma Haines
Mike Forester
Oscoda
Sleepy Hollow
Gerald Davis
Jim Haring
LaVoye
Jim Murphy
Roy Gordon
Hugh Six
Kalkaska
Wm. LaVoye
Gordon
Thelma
Allan Bauder
Delmar Allen
Ingells and Vanderveens Visit In Owosso Weekend
COLONVILLE Mr and Mrs Estell Ingell and three boys from Owosso accompanied Mr and Mrs Dean Vanderveen home and spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Strouse and family.
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Colonville
Estell Ingell
Owosso
Dean Vanderveen
Ray Strouse
Push for votes beats a shove in local tale
A local election tale recalls Sheriff Williams recounting a late night visitor who asked to be pushed started by a shove. The story highlights neighborly acts and urges restraint in persuading others about voting choices, urging a vote of confidence over pressure.
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Williams
Flip
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