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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1950
Page
7
Harrison News reports that Ben Carpenter lost control on icy pavement between Indian River and Cheboygan Saturday evening. His car skidded and overturned injuring Peter Oman, who suffered a broken collar bone and was treated at Cheboygan hospital before returning home to convalesce.
Mrs Chas S Amble and Mrs Wm Legge hosted a pink and blue shower at the former's home last Tuesday for Mrs Wayne Trowbridge. Seventeen guests played canasta and prizes went to Mrs Keith First and Mrs Pat Greenman of Saginaw. Refreshments followed gifts.
Mrs. Clarence Gassman and brother Dean Gleason with Clarence Ladd visited grandmother Mrs. Caroline Clark Sunday. Curtis Morton and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilkinson in St. Louis Friday. Howard Yoder and Lan sing relatives visited cousins James Yoder. Marion Andrews and daughter from St. Louis visited Ira Trowbridge. Don Fields from Lan sing spent the weekend with Fred Smith. Grand Blanc visitors George Longecor and family were with Chas. Snell. Joseph Smythmeyer and wife return to Sidney Ohio after weeks at Wm. F. Smith cabin. Robert Burns and Dan Czyzewski attended Open House at Sloan Hall and visited their daughters. Cecelia Hevener of Grand Rapids spent weekend with Fred Smith. Sunday callers Ray Turek Saginaw Ben Corder Vas t aburg and Chas. Amble. Ed Adams Highland visited Chas. Snell Friday. Doris Trowbridge and Harry Caulkins Midland spent Sunday with Clarence and Mrs. Moffat in Cadillac. Martha Allen returned home Saturday from two day visit.
Local residents share Sunday visits and weekend trips across Clare Mt Pleasant Flint Saginaw and Midland. Friends and relatives travel for dinners birthdays hunting trips and hospital visits with multiple households hosting and hosting guests.
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