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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1959

Page

13

Presbyterian Women Give Office Duties

The Association of Presbyterian Women met Thursday in Rosebush Presbyterian Church with President Mrs Earl Neff in charge. Officers and committee chairs summarized duties after a lesson from Acts. Mrs John Osborn and Mrs Ralph Sharp reported on a Bay City meeting. Mrs Hugh Watson sang, accompanied by Mrs Albert Campbell. Refreshments were served by Mrs Osborn, Mrs George Elias, Mrs Arthur Brown, and Mrs Arnold Bidwell.

Association of Presbyterian Women Rosebush Presbyterian Church Earl Neff Robert Watson Harold Flaharty John Osborn Ralph Sharp Bay City Hugh Watson Albert Campbell

WSCS Program On Social Creed at Rosebush Church

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Rosebush Methodist Church met at Mrs. Forrest Johnston's home to discuss Social Creeds and the Moving Populations. Mrs. Harvey Lowery and Mrs. Preston Johnson led devotions and the program with plans to fill Christmas boxes for service members. A rummage sale is set for December 5 at the Park Hotel in Mt. Pleasant and Mrs. Warren Decker will host the December meeting at her home.

Woman’s Society of Christian Rosebush

Education Week Theme Of PTA Has Arithmetic Changed

The Rosebush PTA met Monday to discuss Education Week with guest speaker Mrs. Herbert Marshall from Mt. Pleasant Junior High. She traced arithmetic processes from first grade through junior high using visual aids and demonstrations as parents toured classrooms during Open House.

Rosebush Parent-Teacher Association Herbert Marshall Mt. Pleasant Jr. High Wilford Stilgenbauer David Lantz Ronald Crawford Dorothy Lowery Marie Evan Robert ‘Hovey Albert Miller Cleo

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests

Mrs. Walter Bower of New Baltimore and Mrs. Floyd Thomip son of Mt. Pleasant were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoste on Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Flaharty and her daughters spent the weekend with her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Wayman McAtee of Flint.

Walter Bower New Baltimore Floyd Thomipson Mt. Pleasant Ernest Hoste Harold Flaharty Wayman .McAtee Flint

Selected Treasures of the Henry Ford Museum and Village Exhibit

A 30th anniversary display at the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village in Dearborn features over a hundred items from Decorative Arts to Transportation. Notable pieces include a Queen Anne cherry desk, Wedgwood plaques, a Paul Revere coffee pot, Edison era artifacts, the world’s first phonograph, early electric lamp, mimeograph, motion picture camera, Chickering pianos, and the first steel moldboard plow. The exhibit, arranged in five divisions, runs through November 29.

Henry Ford’ Museum Dearborn Mich Henry ‘Ford Greenfield Hills Kenneth Netcallf Greenfield Gembal Sin Abraham Lincoln Noah ‘Webster Stephen Henry Ford Museum Greenfield Village Donald A- Shelley Txa Connecticut Paul Revere Thomas Alva Edison Menlo Park New Jersey ‘Laboratory Edisom Jonas Chickering James Stewart Nikolaus August Comany John Deere Lee Ide Forest Remington

Center Church Hosts Family Night Turkey Dinner

Center Church held a Family Night Friday with about 90 parishioners attending a turkey dinner in the dining room served at 7 30 p m Mrs Orrin First Mrs Earl House and Mrs Ida Johnson organized arrangements Afterward the group enjoyed singing and visiting.

Center Orrin Earl ‘House Ida Johnson

Detroit guest list highlights local visits this weekend

Miss Helen Muterspaugh from Detroit spent several days last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Dean Muterspaugh. Mr and Mrs Bill Musser of Jonesville visited with the Abbey and Neff families, while Hillsdale residents Gerald Halfman daughters joined Roger Abbey and family and Mr and Mrs Robert Neff of East Lansing enjoyed the weekend with their parents. Okemos residents visited Harold Lowery and Vernell Fike families over the weekend.

Helen Muterspaugh Detroit Dean Muterspaugh Bill. Musser Jonesville Gerald Halfman Hillsdale Roger Abbey Robert Neff East Lansing Albert ‘Neff Homer Lowery Okemos Harold Lowery Vernell Fike

Eagle Resident Owen Spink Dies at 81 in Eagle Michigan

Owen Spink born September 26 1876 in Spring Arbor Michigan died November 13 at 81 years 1 month 18 days in Eagle Michigan after a life as a pioneer farmer thresher and carpenter He and Pearl Penrose married October 12 1904 lived in Clare and Jackson counties and housed many foster children Funeral services were held at the Eagle Church of God conducted by Rev Elza and Lou A Bééry with Thurston Funeral Home in charge.

Owen. Spink Franklin Pierce Amanda M. Spink Spring Arbor Jackson County Michigan Clare County Pearl Penrose Claré’ County Eagle Owen Pearl Leon Waxner Eaglé Church of God the Lord Spink Joss Mae Storms George Havens A. E. Lousee Jackson Eagle Church of God Elza Lou A Bééry Thurston Funeral Homes

Bank adds around the clock deposits at Citizens State Bank

Citizens State Bank announces 24 7 deposit access through a Mosler night deposit system. J Stuart Bicknell notes envelopes and bags drop via keyless slots and chutes into a secured chest, with two executives guarding the deposits until processing. Clifford Clare area business readers may benefit from this modern banking service.

Citizens State Bank J. Stuart Bicknell Mosler Safe Hamilton Ohio Ft. Knox Kentucky Bicknell Clare

How To Prevent Fire Before It Starts

The National Safety Council warns of a seasonal rise in home fire deaths from December to March and notes smoke and combustion gases often cause fatalities. It urges prevention through careful heating checks and no smoking in bed, and says survival depends on knowing fire safety facts.

Lydia M. Child National Safety Council

Death Notice for Joseph W. Crafard in Grand Blanc

Joseph W. Crafard died Tuesday November 3 at his Grand Blanc home. Born February 9, 1893, in Isabella County to Samuel and Celia Crafard, he married Belle Harder in 1915 and had eight children, eight alive with three predeceased. Survived by four sons Joseph Harrison Hugh Morris George. daughter Jean Baron. 26 grandchildren. three great grandchildren. siblings Eben John Mary Katherine. Funeral November 6 at 2 p.m. Garfieldown Hall officiated by Rev. Gerald Brady with burial in Lake Cemetery.

Joseph W. Crafard Grand Blanc Samu’ el Celia Jean . Baron of Harrison Eben Lake John of Harrison Mary Sherman Katherine Miller Grand Blarie Garfieldown Hall Gerald Brady Lake Cemetery

Sleep with door closed to limit deadly heat and gases

Advice emphasizes that fire deaths can come from heat and combustion gases, not just flames. If you suspect fire, do not rush to open doors. feel for heat, stay put if hot, call the fire department, keep the door closed, and let in fresh air at a window until help arrives.

Telephone Your Wanted to The Sentinel for Fast Action

Classified item urges readers to telephone The Sentinel for quick help on requests. It emphasizes rapid response and clear instructions for placing notices.

the Sentinel

Women's Missionary Society and Circle Meet This Week

The Women’s Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Barbara McDaniels at 113 E State Street this Thursday afternoon. The Susannah Wesley Circle gathers Monday evening November 23 at the Methodist Church parlors with hostess Mrs Olive Robinette and program by Mrs Kathryn Broh. Clara Theta Rho Girls Club members are urged to attend Thursday evening for officer nominations. American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday evening November 23 to plan attendance at the Gift Shop in Saginaw.

The Womens Missionary Society Barbara McDaniels E. State Street Susannah Wesley Olive Robinette Kathryn Broh June Dull Clara Theta Rho Girls Club American Legion Auxiliary Saginaw

MSU home economists warn bleach harm to fabrics

Michigan State University home economists caution frequent use of strong bleach may damage fabrics. They advise testing on inconspicuous spots and using milder alternatives for household laundry care.

Michigan State University

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WSCS C. B. Riedel Education PTA Michigan Bell Telephone Company Collins Foster Foster McGuffey William Holmes America Ford Museum Duryea. Motor” Wagon Company Springfield Mass T ‘Aken Joseph Crafard Mosler Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Clare and ANSL Michigan Milk Producers’ Association
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