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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1949
Page
7
Local officers and members of the W C T U along with friends will attend a sermon at the Methodist church in Alma on Sunday night October 28 at 8 00 p m. The speaker is Sam Morris from Texas acclaimed as a leading temperance fighter.
Walton Farm Bureau held a monthly meeting October 1 at Center Church basement Rosebush. A 3 question quiz evaluated the program and organization earning a 67 or B rating. Harvey Lowery prepared a bulk milk producers plan sent to the county resolution committee. Darwin Johnson led discussions on the Brannan Plan with a November meeting planned in the Center Church basement.
The Wise Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Bernice Gross home with a pot luck noon meal for fifteen members and ten visitors. Mrs Eugene Lattimer led the business meeting outlining plans for a Saturday bazaar. Sewing followed and the next gathering is set for November 9 hosted by Mrs Worthy Berk.
Rosebush residents Mr and Mrs David Bellinger announce the engagement of their daughter Wilma to Kenneth Schrock son of Mr and Mrs Otis Schrock of Riverdale Miss Bellinger a 1948 nursing graduate of Saginaw General School of Nursing and a 1945 M P H S alum is to be wed at an announced date Mr Schrock is a Shepherd High School alumnus who served in the U S Navy during World War II Theresa Neff hosted friends for a seventieth birthday celebration for her father George Neff with a cake and refreshments served at the close of the evening.
Little Miss Poppy Walker daughter of Mrs Dora Walker will be confined to bed for three months per doctor’s orders. Poppy is a fourth grade student at Spaulding school. Mr and Mrs Joe Hrdlovich returned from a trip to Canada Niagara Falls and through New York Pennsylvania and Ohio. Thursday shoppers in Saginaw included Mrs Ernest Hoste Mrs Orrin First Miss Orriene First Mrs Andrew Wiley Mrs Floyd Thompson and Miss Martyn Thompson. Mrs George Nolan was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Earl Willey. Mr and Mrs Andy Black of East Chicago Ind visited in the home of Mr and Mrs John Varga and with Mr and Mrs Frank Hamilton. Mrs David Button left Friday for Vineland New Jersey after visiting her sister Mrs Raymond Martin. Mrs Nelly Jerore is not quite well. Relatives visiting included Mrs William McManaman daughter Norma Jean and sons Bilton and Maurice of Detroit. Mrs Ralph Miller was called to Saginaw by the death of her uncle Willis Nolan.
Dover notes extend sympathy to Bauer Neithercut and Aberhart families. Neithercut death in Pennsylvania prompts funeral attendance by John Bauer family and Courtney and wife. Numerous weekend visits, showers, hunting, and family gatherings across local homes and nearby towns are listed with residents from Detroit Lansing Mt. Pleasant and Kalkaska among others.
A cautionary notice urges drivers to observe safety rules. It emphasizes careful driving to prevent accidents and protect lives. Police and safety officials remind the public of the consequences of reckless behavior.
Mr and Mrs Heyman Wisner and daughter Mattie of Atgolia Indiana spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J G Coats. Several families from Stevens on Lake Gladwin Beal City and Drayton Plains visited relatives in Brush College area including the Rockey Coats Newman Leitner Sanders and Hamner households. Earl Sanders visited friends in Mus kegon last week. A party at Mrs Lorin Leitner’s home in Gladwin included Mrs Agnes Davis Dorothy Rockey Margaret Myers Grace Coats and Edith Newman Friday night.
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