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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
5
The Rosebush Chamber of Commerce and Community Council plan a Halloween Party for kids at 8:00 PM on Monday October 31 at the Rosebush Pavilion. All area children are invited to come in costumes with prizes for best outfits. Games will be supervised by Council members and a treat will follow.
Six first graders in Mrs. Lola Fordyce's room celebrated October birthdays Lois Eberhart Danny Prout Billy Dunn Randy Brownell Janet Gow die and Terry Ervin Terry Ervin's mother hosted a party at school with cake and ice cream Guests included Mrs Law rence Jason and Mrs Bffie Irvin The class kept a weather chart for October and noted a cloud umbrella sun and snow man on a busy Monday Twenty one students in the class had perfect attendance for the first six weeks
The Bowermans in Greenville welcomed numerous guests for a fall celebration on Sunday October 16 as the pheasant season opened. Attendees included Allen Joslyn Burr Guernsey Buck Guernsey Ray Leach and many relatives from Michigan cities and states. Other locals visited, and performances included the Midland Music Foundation operetta Song of Norway at Midland High School.
Mrs Hugh Swindiehurst spoke on Our Church and Its Governing Bodies at the Association of Presbyterian Women meeting held at Rose Bush Church on Thursday afternoon October 20. A noon luncheon was served by Mrs Agnes Sharp and committee. Mrs Rebecca Prout led devotions and Mrs John Osborn was program chair. Plans were made for the Presbyterial at Bay City Memorial Church on October 27.
Mrs Vernell Fike hosted the KTS Club at home Friday evening with Progressive Pepper as entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs Harold Anderson Mrs Jack Methner and Mrs Fred Zinser. Fred Zinser to host again Friday November 11. A Eugene Oregon visitor Wilmie Walton attended Lan sing dinner with Mr and Mrs Orrin First then visited Mr and Mrs Stuart Denslow before bus travel to Detroit and home. Barbara Mitchell and Robert Cluley wed Saturday. reception at Beal City Hall drew a large crowd.
The Rosebush School PTA will meet Thursday evening November 3 at 8 16 oclock. A special program is planned by chairman Duval Fist Yo It is hoped the October meeting enthusiasm continues and all are invited to attend monthly PTA meetings.
The Eastwood Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr and Mrs Bernie Eberhart on October 11 with 11 members present. The meeting was called to order by the chairman and discussion on mineral rights was led by Henry Eberhart. Refreshments were served by the hostess and the November meeting will be held at Don Crawford s.
Central Michigan College announces a Travel-Study course in Music Appreciation, Music 260, led by Dr Olaf W Steg. The trip to New York City runs January 30 to February 1 4, with a $135 cost plus meals, limited to 40 students. Norman Dietz directs, applications due by November 15.
Safety engineers urge homeowners to use one hand for hold and one for work when on ladders as injuries from do it yourself repairs rise. Collapsible metal tubes let users apply essentials with one hand while staying secure.
The Andersonville Extension Group met at chairman Mrs Florence Tice's home on October 5. Florence Renner led a Christmas Workshop with three bread designs including a Christmas tree, plus wooden plates trays and homemade cards. A follow up meeting will occur when materials arrive and a December Christmas party is planned at Mrs Clark Dennis's home.
Delegates from 48 states Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico join 1260 top 4-H youths in Chicago for the 34th National 4-H Club Congress November 27 28 with city tours banquets talks press conferences and a major parade at the International Live Stock Exposition. Winners from 29 programs receive 49050 in college scholarships while many awards include trips medals watches and savings bonds funded by a broad coalition of corporations foundations and individuals.
Timber on 8000 acres of AuSable state forest will be auctioned this winter to clear land for a U S Air Force jet base west of Kalkaska. The Conservation Commission approved the auction along with 354000 in sales on 10 other state forests at Gull Lake. The land will be leased to the Air Force for 99 years with return to the state if no longer used.
Delwin Grange members met Saturday night with 14 representatives from Riverside Mt. Verdon Union and Delwin Granges. Officers Club reminder set for November 5 at Broomfield Grange. Several couples and families from Clare Isabella and nearby areas visited or joined booster events and gatherings in Saginaw Lansing Mt. Vernon and Coleman areas.
A reader notes TV contests seem to favor popularity over merit as sponsors pick winners by chance or convenience. The column cites Hollywood and Bermuda trips, judges’ choices, and arguments that outcomes may reflect audience appeal rather than deserving entries.
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