Local Social Notes From Clare Sentinel Dated October 11 1962
Mrs Mina Jones of Manistee visits Mrs Gertrude Fowler and joins Mt Pleasant group for State Button Meeting at the American Legion Hall in Battle Creek. Smorgasbord dinner hosts 60 guests from Ohio Canada Indiana and Michigan. Wallace Smith of Boyne City has luncheon with his mother Clara Smith. Mr and Mrs Floyd Wightman of Owosso visit twin sister and husband Don and Grace Warner. Wightmans plan Florida trip. Joe Brinks of Lake City dines with Elizabeth Scrimger and Dorothy Trowbridge. Robert Kilbein of Flint calls on Dale Sharp family. David Dyke and children visit sister Bill Rutter and family at Dover. Rose Steen Barnes Carolyn Clark Jerry Magnus Dan Matzke of Saginaw visit Mrs Clara Smith. Jane Wing returns to Battle Creek after summer with Jesse Hugett. Walter Ruswinkle returns Monday from Clare General Hospital. Carl Stephan son and wife with children join Glen Poet for a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Jones
Manistee
Gertrude Fowler
Mt. Pleasant
Battle Creek
American Legion Hall
Ohio
Canada
Indiana
Michigan
Wallace Smith
Boyne City
Clara Smith
Floyd Wightman
Owosso
Don Warner
Wightmans
Florida
Joe Brinks
Lake City
Elizabeth Scrimger
Dorothy Trowbridge
Robert Kilbein
Flint
Dale Sharp
David Dyke
Bill Rutter
Dover
Rose Steen Barnes
Carolyn Clark
Jerry Magnus
Dan Matzke
Saginaw
Jane Wing
Jesse Hugett
Weekend Visitors and Callers Around Winterfield
Winterfield residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Melvin Berkompas welcomed Will Stone and George Keer. Coral Blackledge visited her aunt Dorothy VanderWoude and traveled to Cadillac Friday. Mrs Anna Wheeler of Houghton Lake visited sister Frank Davis and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Berkompas
Will Stone
George Keeer
Coral Blackledge
Dorothy VanderWoude
Cadillac
Anna Wheeler
Houghton Lake
Frank Davis
Alvin Pence
Clyde Gable
Bill Cook
Kathleen
Grand Rapids
Alfred Haynes
Albert Bruce
Pine Haven Weekend Visits Include Several Local Families
At Pine Haven, Delbert and ______ Tedrow of Ponting spent the weekend with relatives and shared Sunday dinner with Ray Richardson. Ralph Moore and Utica friends visited Pine Haven, while Garl Wyman and family from Plymouth visited his mother Ceacel Wyman. Carl stayed overnight with Seward Wyman and Joyce. Elmer Rockwell and Lloyd Rockwell families from Adrian dined with Ceacil Wyman and Mrs. Kibbey. Beulah June saw a doctor in Harrison and had X rays at Clare General Hospital. Bob Brink and children and Leonard Wixson with family joined Beulah June and Joan for Sunday meals. Don Sehnert and James Johnson of Dearborn visited Peter James Cook over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Tedrow
Ponting
Pine Haven
Ray Richardson
Ralph Moore
Utica
Garl Wyman
Plymouth
Ceacel Wyman
Carl
Seward Wyman
Joyce
Ceacil Wyman
Kibbey
Elmer Rockwell
Lleroy Rockwell
Adrian
Beulah June
Harrison
Clare General Hospital
Joan
Bob Brink
Leonard Wixson
Farwell
Don Sehnert
Community Cleaners Joins National Institute of Drycleaning
Community Cleaners at 10 West 3rd Street in Clare has been accepted for membership in the National Institute of Drycleaning. The announcement was confirmed by owner Mrs. Phyllis Hartshorn and notes the institute represents over 8500 drycleaning plants in the United States and 42 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Cleaners
West 3Rd Street
Clare
National Institute of Drycleaning
Anfiourice
Drycleaning
United States
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Holley Carburetor
William Wood
Cate
Harold Sandborn
Story
Sentinel
Harrison News
Walter Ruswinkle
Carl Stephenson
Glen Poet
Clare Sentinel
Winterfield
Your Newspaper
Pine
H. G. Heiss
Lake Thirteen
Ferguson
Dodge
Farwell Bank
Farwell State Bank
Jeff Willey, Ay
Armour’s
Columbia
Trueworth
Sweet Peas
del Monte
Green Peas
Pumpkin Libby
Orance
Campbell's
Ritter’s
Idaho
Sean
Bai
Birdseye
PRG
Calif. Pearl
STE
Sas
Bil
Gorden
Purina
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