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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
10
The Clare Haysenders Square Dance Club met at the V F W Hall on October 20 for their third fall dance with five sets on the floor. Nelda Davis announced beginner classes soon. next dance set for November 3. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Corsant and Mr and Mrs Clute.
The Glare Methodist Church hosts Sunday services October 28 at 9:30 and 11:30 AM with a 11:30 broadcast on WCBM. Attendees include Salisbury and church members to attend the Bid Rapids Missionary Institute starting October 29 at 4 PM through 9:30. Notable speakers include Dr. Theodore Leonard and Rev. Charles Sauer.
At the regular monthly board meeting on Monday October 22 the Clare County Farm Bureau chose Norman Hutchinson as president Walter Garver Jr as vice president and Jake Miller as executive board member. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Jake Miller on the 26th.
The column warns about unscrupulous sellers who obtain mortgages on buyers homes through double talk and carbon paper. Victims face higher costs and misleading trust deed misrepresentations. Be cautious and have an attorney review papers before signing.
Long list of social visits across Harrison area. Residents including Mr and Mrs Eber Lester, Mrs Carl Baldwin, Mrs Marjorie Wireman, and many others hosted and entertained across Marine City Holt Albion Coleman and nearby towns with events from dinners to installation of officers for OES and hospital calls.
Mrs. Lucille Ross and twin sister visit in Jackson with relatives including Mary Lou Gormly and her sons then Midland for dinner. Beaverton hosts a 26th birthday supper for Nick Cotton with James Hoskins and Margaret Rynearson families. Others travel to East Lansing, Laingsburg, and Pontiac for family events, funerals, and hospital stays.
Miss Judy Marotzke and Miss Mona David, both students at Michigan State University, spent the weekend with their parents. Chris Schroeder and Larry Mogg, freshmen, were home for the weekend with their families.
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