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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1955

Page

5

Walton Farm Bureau Names State Delegates to Meeting

The Walton Farm Bureau elected Harvey Avery as delegate and Jake Bel linger as alternate to the State Annual Meeting in Lansing on November 19. An upcoming Leaders Training is set for October 14 at Rosebush Presbyterian Church, and the County Annual Meeting is planned for October 20 at 8 P.M. in Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church Parlors.

Walton Farm Bureau Center Church Norman Johnson Lansing Harvey Avery Jake Beckelt Rosebush Presbyterian Church Mt. Pleasant Harvey Lowery Earl Neff

Pleasant Rose Extension Club Notes at Mrs Spickerman's

Pleasant Rose Extension Club met Monday evening at Mrs Harvey Spickerman's home. The lesson Christmas Breads was presented by Mrs Philo and card making demo by Mrs Nelson Calkins. November meeting at Mrs Dean Muterspaugh's. Several members attended and guests were listed. social time with refreshments followed.

Pleasant Rose ‘Extension Club Harvey Spickerman Junior . Yost Roscoe Philo Nelson Calkins Dean Muterspaugh Clifford Bennett Raymond Eggers Ronald Meyers

Locals and visitors flock to weekend gatherings at Arthur center

Eldership met from Thursday to Sunday. Sunday School held at Arthur Church. Visitors include Janie Kleiner of Saginaw with parents Ernest and Mrs. Kleiner, and extended families from Davison Alma Findlay and Dover. Reverend Gordon Kleiner of Findlay spoke at a Youth Meeting Sunday.

Arthur Church Janie Kleiner Saginaw Ernest Kleiner Lawrence Hutchinson Hersula Davison Julia Hutchinson Norman Ken Tuner Russell Armentrout J. Calkins Alma Gerald Savage Don Brown Glenda Armentrout Findlay Ohio Glenda Peggy Robinson Clarence Davis Ernest Allen Upper Peninsula Frank Humphrey Orville Bates Glen Poet Joe Dover Merril McQuikston Twila Beery Findlay Ohio Hira Beery Gordon Kleiner Ernest Kreiner Arthur Center

Birthday Surprise for Linda Muterspaugh

Linda Muterspaugh hosted a surprise ninth birthday party at her home Thursday evening at 7. Nine friends and teacher Mrs. William Welsh participated, playing games with prizes. A lighted cake sat center table as ice cream and cake were served by her mother, Mrs. Gardiner Muterspaugh. Guests included Jean and Judy Watson Ruth Hubble Janet and Kenneth Cole Beverly Wood Jimmy and Marsha Karen Muterspaugh Lois Jennie and Mrs. Welsh.

Linda Muterspaugh William Welsh Son Gardiner’ Mitterspaugh Idinda Jean Judy Watson Ruth Hubble Janet Kenneth Cole Beverly Wood Jimmy Marsha Karen Muteraspaugh Lois Jennie Mrs. Welsh

Rosebush and Center Churches Hold Joint Sunday Services

Rosebush and Center Methodist Churches shared a center pulpit exchange with Rev. Charles Hurley of Len ton as morning speaker and Rev. Ronald Knapp at Weidman for the services. The Young Adult Groups plan a Center Church pot-luck on Sunday October 16 after services. Mr and Mrs Orin First hosted guests honoring birthday anniversaries of Mrs Hoste and Mrs Thompson.

Rosebush Center Methodist Charles Hurley Lenton Michigan Ronald Knapp Weidman Rosebush Methodist and Center Center Church Orin Ernest Hoste Floyd Srason Marilyn Hoste Thompson

P T A Installs Officers and Hosts School Panel

The Parsent-Teachers Association of the Rosebush School met Thursday at 8 15 p m. Norman Johnson led the meeting as Tearl House became president with Mrs Forrest Johnston as vice president and Mrs Wilford Stilgenbauer as secretary. A panel on Learn More About Your School featured Mrs Lowery moderating as teachers spoke about the district and consolidated Keller and Bader areas attended.

Rosebush Norman Johnson Wilfred Stilgenbauer Duval Johnson Raymond Martin P.T. A Tearl House Forrest Johnston Wilford Stilgenbauer Barrett Mitterspaugh Johnston Keller Bader Rosebush School Dorothy Lowery Lowery Trus Eggleston Earl Neff Don Swindlehurst

Elm Grove social notes and visits across Bay City area

Jeanne Williams and Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams visit Bay City in law buildings. The community mourns the Colonville parsonage fire and Reve Vanderveen loss. Mrs Mary Badgley spends weekend with Badgley family. Newlyweds Myron and wife celebrated. Elm Grove Aid hosted a Parrish House chicken supper. Densmore and Williams families attend wedding shower for Houston McKim in Clare. Many attend church events and trap shoot. Florida bound report from Cora Wilson in Miami Beach.

Jeanne Williamea Bruce Williams Bay City John Densmore Laura Colonville Vanderveen Mary Badgley Wellington Badgley Myron Davis Elm Grove Jerome Densmore Baby Norman Densmore Loren Krug Lester Krug Larry Williams Lake George Lee Badgley Traverse City Elnora Badgley Beverly Henry Rhodes Mark Schunk Jim Denton Melvin Rutter Shirley Miller R. Hildebrants Frieda Dull Arthur Center Cora Wilson Miami Beach Florida

Center Church Rally Day Opens Sunday School Event

Center Church held its annual Rally Day with Sunday School services. Choruses were sung by boys and girls. Tommy Cameron performed an accordion solo. Superintendent Earl Grace announced promotions and teacher assignments. Norman Johnson showed the film A Boy's Prayer.

Center Church F Tommy Cameron Earl Grace Norman Johnson

Use Caution In Running Corn Picker

Safety tips stress careful operation of corn pickers. P. D. Gibson urges patience and experience, while Richard Pfister offers rules such as not cleaning while in motion, proper roll adjustments, avoiding loose gloves, and strict rider and gun restrictions with rear red and front white lights for visibility.

P. D. Gibson Clare County Agent Gibson Richard Pfister Michigan State University

Automobile traffic climbs to record levels in 560 billion miles

The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports in the 35th edition of Automobile Facts and Figures that 61 million registered motor vehicles and 72 million licensed drivers in the United States produce over 500 billion miles of driving annually. Average vehicle use is about 9,200 miles and 7,800 miles per driver, with the handbook presenting 80 pages of tables charts and indexes on motor vehicle production and use.

United States Automobile Manufactures Association AMA

Bodkins Town Socials Highlight Local Guests

Colonville Beulah Bodkins hosts with Roy Feighner of Clare and Wallie Rutter of Saginaw visiting Sunday. Pearl Clute stays with Rex Clute family in Midland over the weekend. Pine River's Charles Fisk joins Dale Davis for supper with a group including Carlie Kistler and Rev. Joe Vanderveen. Michigan Eldership session in North Arthur attended by several locals. Hugh Allen visits Mt. and Mrs. Lawrence Bates of Midland last week.

Beulah Joe Vanderveen Michigan North Arthur Hugh Allen Lawerence Bates Midland

Women Involved in Minor Car Accident En Route to Teachers Institute

Mrs Irene Clute Mrs Freda Kistler and Mrs Blanche Geible were in a car collision Friday morning while traveling to Mi Pleasant to attend Teachers Institute. Clute turned left and was struck in the rear. All were shaken but not seriously hurt.

Irene Clute Freda Kistler Blanche Geible Teachers Institute

Parsonage Fire Damages Interior During Weekend

A fire of unknown origin damaged part of the parsonage interior on Saturday afternoon. Rev and Mrs Vanderveen were away at Eldership in North Arthur when alerted and returned to find most clothing and some furniture destroyed. Casual notices mention visits from Janice and Connie Wood of Herrick and Archie McKillop of Elk Lake to local grandparents.

Vanderveen North Arthur Janice Connie Wood Herrick Dale Davis Archie McKillop Elk Laks Ruby Thompson

Gremlins and Sherry Offer in Spanish Warehouses

In Spanish wine warehouses barrels of sherry are kept with a glassful and a tiny ladder as a peace offering to mischievous gremlins to protect valuable stocks from harm.

Winterfield Birthday Celebrations At Edith Wilson Home

Friends and relatives gathered at the Billy Cook residence to honor Edith Wilson on her eighteenth birthday with games, ice cream, cake, hot buns and hot chocolate. Edith received gifts as well.

Billie Cook

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