Rosebush Farm Groups Hold Turkeys and Talks
The Oakridge Farm Bureau held its annual turkey supper at Rose bush Presbyterian dining room followed by a short business meeting led by Stanley Keelean on uniform meat inspection. Salt River Farm Bureau met 16 members with plans for December 15 at James Callihan home. Central Extension Study Club met 19 members with a food buying lesson and a white elephant sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Rosebush Presbyterian
Stanley Keelean
Don Swindlehurst
Salt River Farm Bureau
Archie Jourdain
William Strauch
James Callihan
Central Extension Study Club
Harold Flaharty
Robert Watson
Floyd Dixon
George Bader
Flaharty
Hawaiian Islands
Jr High Fellowship Meets at Rosebush Church
The Jr High Fellowship gathered Sunday evening at Rosebush Presbyterian Church. A man from the Old Testament answered the roll call. Susan Crawford hosted and led devotions. Nancy Watson played piano. They planned Christmas caroling and drew names for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. High
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Susan Crawford
Nancy Watson
Potluck Supper At Rosebush Methodist Church
The W S C 8 of Rosebush Methodist Church held a monthly meeting with a pot luck supper at 6 15 p m Tuesday Devotions were given by Mrs James Beutler and the program titled The Young American Mother Plans were made for Christmas boxes for service men The group has sent a box to the boy in Korea they have adopted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C
Rosebush Methodist Church
James Beutler
Korea
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Muterspaugh at Barrett Home
A birthday dinner was hosted at the Barrett Muterspaugh residence honoring Mrs. Muterspaugh. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mogg, Mrs. Irene Muterspaugh, Karen Muterspaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baumann and family, Roy Muterspaugh, and Miss Dorothy Wezensky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Muterspaugh
Muterspaugh
Kenneth Mogg
Irene Muterspaugh
Karen Muterspaugh
Jerry Baumann
Roy Muterspaugh
Dorothy Wezensky
Study Club To See Pictures In December Meeting
The Clare Study Club will meet next Tuesday evening at the Clare Methodist church parlors. Mrs. K. Hammerberg will present a talk and color slides on her Europe trip. A special Christmas program is planned and guests are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
Clare Methodist Church
K. Hammerberg
Europe
Local births at Clare General Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Crawford welcome a son James Michael born November 2 at Clare General Hospital weighing seven pounds six ounces. Mr and Mrs Keith Gilbert announce a son born November 23 at Clare Hospital weighing seven pounds twelve ounces. A daughter born November 19 to Mr and Mrs Willis Stapleton of Harrison weighing seven pounds seven and a half ounces will be named Sandra Dee. Martin Lavern arrived November 19 at Clare Hospital to reside with Mr and Mrs James Embrey of Farwell weighing five and a half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crawford
Clare General Hospital
James Michael
Keith Gilbert
Clare Hospital
Willis Stapleton of
Harrison
Sandra Dee
Martin Lavern
James Embrey
Farwell
Etiquette for Ordering and Signing Christmas Cards
Consumer consultant Jerlyn Madison of Shaeffer Pen Company stresses etiquette in Christmas card orders and signatures. Formal engraved signatures remain traditional while Yule greetings allow more liberties, with first names preferred over Mr and Mrs among friends, to avoid stiff formality.
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Jerlyn Madison
Shaeffer Pen Company
Mary
William Jones
William Joneses
Etiquette on Signatures for Married Names
When first names are used sign as a family with the wife first if preferred. Use "William, Mary, Susan and Robert Jones" rather than "Mr. and Mrs. William Jones and family." Signatures should reflect names of all immediate family members.
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William and
Mary Jones
Mary and
William Jones
William
Mary
Susan
Robert Jones
Christmas Gift Idea Savings Bonds Endorsement
Actor Lorne Greene urges using U S Savings Bonds as a year end gift that grows with time. He, known as Ben Cartwright on screen, says Bonds offer lasting pleasure and represent an investment in America for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Lorne Greene
Ben Cartwright
Bonanze
America
Rosebush Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Mr and Mrs David Bellinger visited daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lyle Blackman Sunday evening. They also called on Charles Clark at Mt Pleasant Hospital. At Mt Pleasant University Chapel a wedding united Miss Sharel Isanhart and Richard Brown Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bellinger
Lyle Blackman
Charles Clark
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Bellingers
Sharel Isanhart
Richard Brown
University Chapel
Mt. Pleassity Chapel
Mt. Pleasant
Dean Muterspaugh
Karen
Marsha
Jim
Steve Mogg
Kenneth Mogg
Irvin Shively
Ethel Hendrie
Clare
Shivelys
Floyd Shively
James Iverson
Ewart
William Hunter
Steve
James Mogg
James Cluley
Leila Rockett
Mr. Pleasant
Lén Cluley
Okemos
Bob Cluley
Mary Hunter
Alma Rankinson
John McClelland
Houghton Lake
Christmas Tuna Paté Tree From Cream Cheese Blend
A festive tuna paté recipe shapes into a Christmas tree using cream cheese and tuna mixed with chili sauce parsley onion and Worcestershire. Layer mayonnaise pimientos and capers as garlands and crown with a star, yielding about 4 cups.
Service Members Homecoming and Training Updates
Lt. J Carter, US Navy, returns stateside from duty in Taiwan and Tonkin Bay area. Pvt. Dale R. Densmore completes advanced artillery training at Fort Sill after graduating Coleman High School in 1964. Norris E. Thayer, USN aviation electrician’s mate, serves with Heavy Attack Squadron Six aboard USS Forrestal in the Mediterranean, with chances to visit European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Carter
U. S. Navy
Taiwan
Tonkin Bay
Robert Carters
California
Dale R. Lensmore
Alfred L. Densmore
Coleman, Mich
Army Artillery and Missile Centre
Fort Sill
Okla
Norris E. Thayer
Aviation Electrician
USN
Harold C. Thayer
Route 4
Clare
Forrestal
Mediterranean
Colorful throw pillows brighten Christmas gifts
Colorful throw pillows add festive color for holiday gifting. Larger pillows double as informal seats for entertaining and can be stacked for compact storage.
Detroit City Social Notes Move Through Families
Mrs Mabel Raven of Detroit spent two weeks visiting sisters Mrs Charles Jila and Mrs Ethel Leash. The group visited relatives in Detroit Lansing and Mrs Pleasant. Mr Jila stays with daughter Mrs George Shayler as Mr and Mrs Ray Owens host Rev and Mrs Raymond Norton. Finch of Chelsea spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sam born and Mr and Mrs George Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Raven
Detroit
Charles Jila
Ethel Leash
Lansing
Pleasant
Jila
George Shayler
Ray Owens
Raymond Norton
James Finch
Chelsea
Wilson Samborn
George Finch
Campbell Family Mourns Sudden Death of Great Grandson
Mr and Mrs Bert Campbell were summoned to Lansing for the sudden death of their great grandson. Mrs Campbell stayed with the family through Saturday while Mr Campbell returned to Clare. Maurice Dora of Gladwin visited his sister at the Campbell Nursing Home, and Leah Gardon and Reva Maxwell went to Jackson to visit a cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Campbell
Lansing
Thanksgiving visits shared by Clare residents and families
Thanksgiving with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Gardon in Flint. Mrs. Maxwell spent several days with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larson and children in Ann Arbor. Mrs. Georgia Lee Corbit and daughter visited last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Shayler while her husband was deer hunting. She returned to her home in Owosso on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Gardon
Flint
Maxwell
Larson
Ann Arbor
Georgia Lee Cor
George Shayler
Owosso
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