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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1949
Page
14
In the Clara High School coronation ceremony Kathleen Vandewarker was crowned homecoming queen on November 4 with Robert Beck as king. The photograph shows sitting queen Vandewarker and king Beck among the court in a posed group.
Vernon City notes show Yeoman and Kenneth of Lansing visiting for deer hunting. Guests include Mrs. Hattie Swan and Mrs. Ruth Herron, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snider of Lapeer, Virgil White and Sprague of Bay City, and many locals visiting or hosting hunters through the week.
Rev. John Warland a former Nazarene pastor called Saturday at the Herron McDonel home. Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson of Harrison were Monday visitors to Mr and Mrs George Snider. Rev and Mrs H Parkinson and family of Midland were Sunday visitors to Mrs Holace Dorel and Mrs Ruth Herron and family.
Sunday School takes place every Sunday at 16 00 at the Community Building. Harry Moyer serves as Superintendent inviting all residents to attend.
Rev James G C Herring presides at Lake George Baptist Church with Bible School at 2:00 P M and preaching at 3:00 P M on September 3rd. Prayer meeting 8:00 P M Tuesday. Local notes report attendance at a new Lansing fire station dedication and various visits and deer season guests across area towns including Mason Montrose Eagle Pontiac Croswell and Kalamazoo.
The Loomis church notes report Sunday School attendance and changes in teaching staff. Doris Tice becomes Intermediate teacher while Primary joins Juniors. Donna Leil gives a Junior Church object lesson. several members lead prayers. Rev. Smith preaches on Elijah and Zacchaeus. Walter Pressley leads the M YF. choir and a visiting Elm Grove quartet performs. Johnnie Tice returns from polio with family visits noted.
Temple Paul, Garnet Hatley, and Bob Clark stay at Richard Hadley home. Berean class meets at Mrs. Mort Balcom’s home. Mrs. Henry Antin hospitalized with speedy recovery wished. Battle Creek visitors Grean and Barnes stay at Myers home. Stam baugh cabin hosts Stambaugh family and friends for hunting week. Quillans plan trailer stay at Chas Bristol’s for season. Francis Wright assists at store during deer season. Welch of Flint at cabin east of town. Otsego residents Rouse at hunting cabin. Guy Harris from Battle Creek at parsonage to hunt with Rev. Taylor. Coleman visitors Schrams at Peter Schram’s. Peter Schram ill. Myrtle Schram helps. Otto Miller, John Gundie, and Graydon Gundie of Three Rivers at Schrams for hunting.
Mr and Mrs Harvie Gross were at their farm near Wheeler last Thursday. Lois Lenburg was on the sick list last week. Mr and Mrs Bert Douglas called on her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Grawford of Temple. Neida Wood Vyhrope entered Ann Arbor Hospital recently, sister of Floyd Sprague. Please send for a card shower at University Hospital Main Building Sixth Floor Ann Arbor Michigan.
Mrs. Sarah Hunt hosted a Friday gathering with one guest. Several locals visited relatives in Clare and Barryton while others checked in on sick Ed Beal. Deer hunting plans were mentioned and home improvements noted at Dora Richter’s.
Little Eddie McClain underwent a tonsil operation at Cadillac hospital. Little Junior Landers is recovering at home from a recent hospital visit. Amos Church and family spent the weekend with the Hold Cutler family. Ray Wyman visited the Bert Landers home. Alvin Pence and family were Sunday guests at Frank Davis’s. There was no school Monday due to teacher Aleumbrack’s illness.
Dan McDonald, Your Friendly Ford Dealer, offers no money down on major repair work.
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