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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1955

Page

3

Family visits and birthdays Color local social news

My and Mrs Ernest Young and son Jimmy of Clare visited grandmother and aunt Mrs Eola McDonald and Mrs Ruth Herron Ya and Mrs Frank Simpson and daughter Doris Kay. Roy Holford turned 75. Doris Kay celebrated eighth birthday with great grandpa. Gloria Cobleigh of Ludington visited relatives. Zora Billsby took Eola McDonald Rosebush to see daughter Mrs Clarence Randal and family.

Ernest Young Jimmy Clare Monady Eola McDonald Ruth Herron Frank Simpson Doris Kay Dorothy’Simpson Higgins ‘Lake Simpson Fred Dixon Owofso Darwin’ Mott Gladys Teasaman Coleman Frank Pringle Edna Jockwig Saginaw Floyd Bergey Perch Lnake Starry Harsh Loomis D. Turner Elsie Perkins Dorothy Simpson Roy Holford Temple Ludington Ezra Cobleigh Sharon Zora Billsby Eola McDonello Rosebush Clarence Randal

Belleville Clergy Open New Church Block Laying Event

Reverends Fred Belleville and John Cole led the Nazarene Church gathering as the first block was laid for an addition to the building. A large group attended with relatives and friends from Highland Saginaw Clare and Mt. Pleasant.

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Weddings

Mrs John Schaaf and her son John of Saginaw spent Sunday with Ernie and Janice Kleinhardt. Clyde Ruotinem and Ava Pat Kerr of Long Lake wed on August 18. Bill Looker died suddenly last week at Long Lake. Max Allen attended a Stanley Party in Gladwin at sister Arlene Foell’s. Allen visited his parents Tuesday evening. Harrison Baptist Church plans a bus route to Lake George. Frank Brown builds a porch at his home. Mrs Robert Kleinhardt and daughter had supper with Mr and Mrs Jim Lloyd Friday.

Fred Belleville Highland Evelyn Heintzelman Hola McDonel Helen Kohn Chester Holford Saginaw Dorothy Simpson Frank Simpson and Mars Glen Foltz Birmingham George Bryant Minnie Fisher Bola McDonellnent Harold Kile Clare Kathern Mack Harold Nichols Sharon Lynn the Nichols Frank Nevins Barryton Viola Kane Detroit Margaret, Briggs Sarah Curtis Jean Richard Carey Mt. Pleasant Joe Tower Lake Mildred Henderson Flint Frank Herron Clyde McJaimes McDonel Herron Cynthia Lynn Clarence Randal Phyllis Mikey Larry Randal Rosebush Max Haggaert Maxine Floyd Bergey Wek Lucy Denton Bergey Edna Jockwig Frank Pringle John Schaaf John Ernie Janice Kleinhardt Clyde Ruotinem Ava Pat'’ Kerr Long Lake Bill Lookers Max Allen Gladwin Arlene Foell Ernest Allen Baptist Church of Harrison Lake George Frank Brown Robert Kleinhardt Jim Lloyd Laty Jack Lee Coulter Mater Deller Jo Aliota Dearporn al Shaver Dean Ai’ Shaver Michigan Center Vernel Ray Houghton Isobel Houghton Bay City Lester Houghton Frankenmuth Carmen Newman Forest Garver Elk Lake Chris Krell Gene Newman Carmen Newmans Leonard Sunday Pat Ramey Harrisson Dottie Wood Violet Glen Lowers Daisy Sweeney Mr. Pleasant Donald Dunlop Donny Johnny Ann Arbor

Local families and visitors gather across Michigan towns

Mrs and Mr Kleinhardt travel to Saginaw while guests visit the Deller home in Michigan Center. Dearborn and Flint residents spend weekends with relatives in Clare, Elk Lake, Frankenmuth, Bay City, and Saginaw. Ongoing family updates note farm work, schooling plans, and Leonard Sunday’s posting at Camp Leonard Wood.

Community Notes From Eagle News Vacation and Visits Highlight Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bates and Janice vacationed in upper Michigan and Canada. Mrs. Russell Armentrout and Russie headed to Saginaw for a business trip. They were joined by Mrs. Gerald Savage and children for the weekend. A Ladies Aid group cleaned the schoolhouse Thursday. Niel Rockey and Alden Coats dined with the Elza Beery family. The Armentrouts hosted visitors including Mrs. Ray Strouse and children and Mrs. Harold Lindell and children from Toledo. Mrs. Bates hosted Archie Tryon from Pontiac for a visit Saturday. The Mt. Pleasant fair drew Bryan Miller and Jake Saturday night. Glenda Armentrout and Emma Hutchinson attended the Walworth twins wedding. Emma stayed overnight with Glenda. Ernest Kiener and daughter Janie visited, while Mrs. Julia Hutchinson left for Detroit for Marilyn Birdsall’s wedding and other relatives. They stopped to see Mrs. Ken Turner in Flint on the return trip. Norman Hutchinson and sons spent a few days in Upper Michigan and visited his mother Mrs. Jenny Bates.

Orville Bates Janice Upper Michigan Canada Russell Armentrout Russie Saginaw Gerald Savage Ladies Aid Niel Rockey Alden Coats Elza Beery Ray Strouse Harold Lindell Toledo Ohio Russell Armentrouts Archie ‘Tryon Pontiac Bates Bryan Miller Jake Mt. Pleasant Fair Glenda Armentrout Emma Hutchinson Walworth Twins Emma Glenda Ernest Kieiner Janie Julia Hutchinson Detroit Marilyn Birdsall Ken Turner St. Joseph Hospital Flint Norman Hutchinson Jenny Bates

Obituary notices from Gilmore center area

Jennie Fordyce a former Gilmore resident died at her Romeo home last Tuesday Funeral services were held in Romeo last Thursday Lewis Richards of Marine City died suddenly at Indian Lake while visiting W G Richards burial was in Marine City He was a former Gilmore resident Clifford Richards son died by lightning strike buried at Laingsburg August 6 Mr and Mrs Stuart Fordyce attended the wedding at Saginaw Several from the community attended the Mt Pleasant fair Lucy Hosington of Lansing visited her sister Mrs Louise Kent and family August 21 Mrs Alfred Bretz of Farwell a former Gilmore resident is sick Mr and Mrs Claud Wendell of Flint visiting their farm home here Mr and Mrs Robert Smith moved into their new home in Farwell Mr and Mrs Norman Buchel and children Lorain and Darlene visited relatives in Lansing Elwin Pitts and wife have their house plastered

W.R. Jarman Weidman Jennie Fordyce Gilmore Romeo Jennie Lewis Richards Marine City Indian Lake W. G. Richards Clifford Richards Laingsburg Ed McAlvey Alvin Wood Hubert Fordyce Stuart Fordyce Saginaw Mt. Pleasant Lucy Hosington Lansing Louise Kent Alfred Bretz Farwell Claud Wendell Flint Robert Smith Norman Buchel Lorain Darlene Elwin . Pitts

Verne and Karen Davis Honored at Miscellaneous Shower

Mr and Mrs Verne Davis were honored at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at the Main Siding school house. Seated with 37 friends and relatives they enjoyed visiting games and gifts followed by ice cream cake and a three tiered wedding cake baked by Mrs Irene Hileman served in the traditional manner.

Verne Davis Karen Stephison Irene Hileman

Weekend visitors and church events around MANN Siding

Mrs Howard Brockway hosted weekend guests including Brockways and Seiters. The Bryant Seiter wedding was attended in Clare. Several families visited relatives in Lansing and Wisner, with camping trips and Friday gatherings noted.

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