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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1952
Page
7
Pleasant Valley residents and relatives visited across towns over the weekend. Mrs. James Watson died at Cadillac hospital Wednesday morning, with sympathy extended to her family and sisters.
A long string of community updates from Brush College recounts residents visiting relatives in Pontiac and Mt Pleasant, hospitalizing a member, and hosting family dinners. It lists numerous local families and their weekend travels, school events, and church activities with social visits throughout Beaverton and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Morrow were weekend guests at the Robert Kleinhardt home. Ray Sweet convalesced from a broken vein in his leg at home in Fenton. Several families including the Shavers and Clarks visited the Al Shaver home. Roy Sweet hosted Sunday dinner with Clarence Miller and family from Hockaday and Beaverton guests Verne Mercer Coralie Billie Donald Brown Debra. Detroit visitors Bryan Geller and sons spent the weekend with Mrs Walter Deller.
Temple residents Lilian Bristol and Anta David visited in Cadillac while Wilber Rouse stayed with her mother Hangon near Lake City. Saginaw visits by McBrainie and Gould family. George Welch and Thurman Swartz families spent time at cabins east of town and Durand respectively. Jane Wheeler seeks recovery at Mt. Pleasant hospital. Rev Buckmaster attends Indiana funeral. William Taylor ill at home.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Cours of Alanson Mrs Helen Schaar and children and in the evening Mr and Mrs Glen Scott and children The Variety Club met with Delores Cook on Thursday October 2 Next meeting November 6 with Alice Rawson Neighbors are driving new cars Ross Renner Robert Bowling and Wilton Laverty Keith and Wilma hosted a card party Friday Three tables played Cecil Pedgrift and Gladys Robinson attended a kitchen shower for Norma Robison who is to be married Saturday John Laverty’s oil furnace was installed by Joslins Marie Smith our teacher attended a teachers meeting Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Bud French of Alma were Sunday visitors Evening callers were John and Eula Shilling Peggy and children and Frana on Betty Fra and baby Sunny Mr and Mrs Arden Somers Mr and Mrs Terrance O Rourke were Sunday dinner guests of the O M Somers Saturday evening others called on the O M Somers Mr and Mrs Archie Border and Tim Mr and Mrs Leon Martin and Sally Mrs John Laverty visited Mrs Robert Bowling and children Sunday afternoon
Sunday School at 19 00 every Sunday at the Baptist Church with Supt Harry Moyer. Weekend guests include the Hewitts and the Koteskys. A girls club formed by Mrs Rose Coon and Mrs Norman Tolson. A fire damaged parts of a farm homestead after lightning struck. A pot luck dinner, club elections, and secret pals activity described. Travel notes include visits to Novi, bird hunting in the Upper Peninsula, and a trip to Baltimore. The Boy Scouts met and plans for upcoming meetings noted. The village mourns Floyd Owen's sudden death Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs K C Bandeen will screen photos from their Alaska trip Friday evening at the community hall. Sponsored by the Ladies Friendly Social Club the event starts at 7:00 p m and is open to all.
The J C G membership banquet will be held at the Community Hall on Monday October 18 at 6 30 p m. The Friendly Social Club is preparing the event and invites everyone interested in membership to attend.
Specialized brake service at Marble Auto Collision promotes a free inspection with the slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives Perhaps Your Own. Contact information included.
The Eagle notes a joyful Sunday evening missionary program and tableau by local youths. Rally Month invites prompt attendance at Joy Sunday School and Church. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Bryan Miller and Jake, with Judy McDonald visiting grandparents Glen Poet and Donald Kleiner family nearby. Chelsea couple moved to their farm locally.
Sunday callers visited the Russell Armen trout home from Saginaw and Mrs Ray Strouse family from Clare. Bryan Miller guests included Lloyd Athey and family. Frank Poet hosts welcomed Pete Moline party from Lansing. Reminder for the Youth Rally at Dover Tabernacle Sunday evening as the fifth rally since the six community youth organization reopened.
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