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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
15
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seeley marked 62 years of marriage with relatives Glenn Birdsall and Jay Kings present. A delicious dinner and wedding cake gifted by a friend followed, with flowers, gifts, and greetings as they thanked God for their long partnership.
Mrs Thomas Brooks marked her birthday on Tuesday October 21 with her husband’s nieces Mrs William Brock Mrs Dewey Gustin and Mrs Mary Brock also visiting were Mrs Ida Schaar and daughter and Mrs Vivian Gamble and two children In the evening her granddaughter Mrs Robert Roe hosted a pot luck chicken supper attended by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Close Mrs Jerdeena Tryon and Charles Nelson and wife plus Lucille Jones and Jimmie Raymond Scott and family Gladys Scott and children Gifts poured in for the birthday celebrant
Reverend Louis Kolenda preached at Farwell Faith Assembly of God on Sunday as attendees reported growing interest and solid attendance. Missionary Convention at Gospel Mission drew visitors from Detroit and Elsie. Intermediate MYF elected Ton Jones as president Carolyn Tryon as vice president Delores Scott as secretary and Dennis Schaar as treasurer Glenda Scott serves as Mission Fund treasurer. Next Sunday's MYF Halloween party scheduled for 5 30 p m at the church. Methodist Official Board to meet at 8 p m Thursday after choir practice at 7 p m.
A birthday dinner was held Sunday at the George Irwin home honoring four family members with October birthdays. Guests included Mr. Irwin Mrs. Pelch and son Stuart Sue Ellen and Emily Irwin. Mary Ellen Hall was absent ill with pneumonia.
Twenty two Girl Scouts elected officers and planned a Halloween gathering for this week. They earned fifty one dollars at a roller skating party last week. The G arden Rebekah Club met with Mrs. Margaret Irwin on Thursday night October 22 with twenty two guests. Ralph Irwin had high score and Mrs. George Irwin second. Marjorie Ruth Powers won traveler and Bernice Snover won esculation. They enjoyed a pot luck lunch. The Bernard Dawsons spent Sunday in Evart with parents. Birth announced for Linda Kay Davison at Alma Hospital weighing eight pounds three ounces. Grandparents Cecil Davison and Arnold Gambie. A. H. Hess and R. E. Terrell met their son Russell Terrell at Lansing on leave before overseas. Mrs. Norman Crozier and daughters Ladena and Colleen of Boyne City visited the Farrows. Visitors included Donald Farrow and family of Beaverton and William Krahmier and Larry Sharp families of Gladwin. Several others attended church, visits, and family events in the area.
A long list of local visits and social events from Brown Corners includes Marion Magnus and Sharon Lloyd guiding a Rainbow Girls Sunday school class to Saginaw, church guests Edna Burton and Dan Rush of Alma, weekend visits to Huntington Indiana, Stanton funeral attendance, a Mt. Pleasant church dedication, Halloween party at the school, and various family gatherings across nearby towns.
The article argues that planning matters for industry location. Manufacturers favor areas with growth plans and a clear master plan rather than vacant plots. A community must show orderly future growth to attract new plants.
Winterfield residents host dinners and celebrate Andrew Vander Woude's birthday while families visit from McBain Grand Rapids and Green Bay. A Grand Rapids wedding reception for William Cole and Wanda Mosher, and a Home Industry show in Grayling with 68 exhibits are noted. The column also reports visits, travel, and local concerns about road detours and planning commissions advocating master plans.
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