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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
13
Mr and Mrs Halmond Schlutz of Weidman visited Thursday at the Brooks home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Davison of Port Huron visited Sunday at the Cecil Davison home.
Mrs Snider of Edenville visits with Mr and Mrs Brooks and their nephew George Brock. Mrs Snider travels homeward after a brief stay in Clare and nearby areas.
A Monday night meeting is set for September 12 at 7 30 at the Methodist church to form a cub pack sponsored by the church. Boys aged eight to eleven may join with a parent present to register and view a film strip about cub scouting. Den mothers will be there and organizers hope for a den in each neighborhood.
The Davisons hosted a Sunday family picnic in their yard at Mr and Mrs Cecil Davisons. Thirty five people attended and enjoyed fellowship along with plentiful food.
About 160 former school mates and friends gathered for the Auld Lang Syne banquet in the high school gym. A program featured welcome remarks, songs, solos, poems, and reminiscences led by Homer Stinchcombe. Officers were elected for the coming year and the event closed with community singing and visiting.
One of the largest exhibits Far well Labor Day has ever had drew a large crowd Monday. Mrs. John Somberg of Farwell won top prize. Mrs. Larranca of Rosebush took second. Judges named for Domestic Arts and for corn and produce praised the entries. Local visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Davison of Ann Arbor and families from Birch Run, Saginaw, Detroit, and Florida.
Beaverton and Clare residents hosted a variety of visitors including Mr and Mrs Stanley Davis of Beaverton calling on Mrs Melvyina Davis and Mrs Frances Thompson’s guests Harl Rush Hattie Hoffmyer and others from Evart Detroit Clare Grand Rapids and Brinton.
Nancy Reiss, a sophomore at St. Petersburg Junior College, was elected editor of the college paper The Wooden Horse. She recently flew to St. Petersburg from Willow Run airport with her parents Mr and Mrs Herchel Reiss. The print shop is The Stable and Nancy has it all freshly furnished since her return.
Mrs. Victor Birdsall and daughter Crystal Dawn joined Sunday dinner guests of the Glenn Birdsalls. Carrie Dunlop’s daughters and their husbands hosted visitors this week. Huntsinger kin and a Tipton visitor spent the weekend in town. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renner and Mrs. Carter of Detroit visited Sunday at the Jack Renner home.
Mr and Mrs Dietrick Maston of Lansing and sister in law Mrs Leone Baker of Big Rapids visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Emma Perce of City spent a few days with sister Mrs Florence Horn and other relatives. Harold Lockwood and sons Larry and Danny of Lake Orion also spent the weekend with relatives in Farwell.
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