Rushing Plans Discussed by Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
The Delta Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Laureen Acton’s home on September 11 due to the Town and Country fire. Miss Ruth Geyer led the session, planning fall rushing events and yearly programs, with a convention slated for Battle Creek October 9 to 11. The group set the next meeting for September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Psi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Laureen Acton
Ruth Geyer
Battle Creek
Clare Study Club opens fall meetings with travel slide program
Mrs Elsie Delamarter of Arcadia and Florida led the Clare Study Club program on September 1 displaying slides of travel through Cambodia Thailand Rangoon Burma Kashmir Calcutta She discussed country habits industry and data as the group enjoyed a pot luck supper at the Methodist church plus district and Girls Town notices were announced and the northeast district meet planned for October 5 at Rogers City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Delamarter
Arcadia
Florida
Clare Study Club
Melvin Bonham
Cambodia
Thailand
Rangoon
Burma
Kasmai
Calcutta
Methodist Church
Lee Greer
David Leiter Sr
Wilson Samborn
William Stephenson
Leota Vankvery
A. E. Bartow
Girls Town
Rogers City
Bowling Gateways Lead Busy Wednesday Scores
High series tops include Rs 603 by R Flones Schreur 564 while high game shows R Schmidt 224 212 and A Schepperly 217 with Flones 217. Other listed lane names and sponsors appear in a fragmented bowling page item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Bell
Gateway Lanes
Bryant's Mobil Stanley Qil
Beaver Tool Firebirds
Kraft Foods
Beck's Standard Farwell Inns
Murphy Party
Sto State Farm
Citizens Bank
Luce & Terwilliger
Hill Top Bar
Clare Dairy Co
R. Flones Schreur
R. Schmidt
A. Schepperly
R. Flones
Friday Night Bowling Scores and High Series Leaders
On Friday September 4 at Band Box Cleaners lanes the teams Ford-O-Matics Brackart Motor Sales Everts Jewelers Bonham's Well Drilling Town & Country Ulrich Standard Service Virginia's Drapery Shop Green's Shoes Holley Aircraft Division The Farwell News Lone Pine Clare Party Store Corky's Restaurant competed for high scores. Fran Carncross led with 590 while Wilma Lang rolled 530 and 220 for high game. Milly Brannigan added 477 and Tola Archbold 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford--O-Matics
Brackart Motor Sales
Everts Jewelers
Bonham's Well
Town & Country
Ulrich Standard Service
Virginia's Drapery Shop
Green’s Shoes
Holley Aircraft Division
the Farwell News
Lone Pine
Clare Party Store
Corky's Restaurant _ oO
Fran Carncross
Wilma Lang
Milly Brannigan
Tola Archbold
Death Notices James Gerow from Clare County
James S. Gerow a Sheridan township lifelong resident died September 1 at his son’s home in Twining after a long illness. Funeral services were held September 4 at Thurston Funeral Home Clare with Rev. DeLayne Hirschy and burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery. He was born May 13, 1882 in Sheridan, worked as a lumberjack and machinist, married Tydia May Southard in 1904. she died in 1935. Surviving are two sons Callin and Russell, two daughters Mrs. Harold Larson and Mrs. Thomas Cox, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren, three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Gerow
Sheridan Township
Twining
Thurston
Clare
DeLayne Hirschy
Cherry Grove
James Gerow
Clare County
Pontiac
Tydia May Southard
Harland
Callin
Russell
Harold Larson
Thomas Cox
Inez Teale
George Hemstreet
Bruce Smith
Flint
Barney and
Lloyd
Southeast Sheridan Church Attendance and Local Social Notes
Attendance at Daniel Band church in Southeast Sheridan was 82. A community calendar lists events including Pink and Pure ple Contest on September 12 at Fellowship hall, Ladies Aid gathering September 10, and multiple family visits, dinners, and weekend trips across Beaverton Farwell Manistique Iron organizations and nearby towns. The column notes moving plans, anniversaries, and Labor Day activities with numerous local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Band
Purples
Fellowship Hall
Charles Koontz
Ladies Aid
Gerald Ware
Mid
Land
Less Ran
Die
Coleman Hotel
Bill Randle
Beard
Robert Randle
Beaverton
Bernard Macklem
Upper Peninsula
Manistique
Leo Jordon
C. Jordan
Farwell
Evelyn Bradley
Mrs. Jordan
Cliff Lettick
Local News Briefs from Ma and Area
Coyote Holler Carnell and family visit Mrs Wayne Dutcher and family over weekend. O M Ulch family spent the week end in Northern Michigan. Henry Norman home guests include Doc Cook and four daughters of Drayton Plains Oscar Horton of Flint Emory Peirce and son of Pontiac Donna Britt of Flint. Out patient at U of M Hospital Ann Arbor Friday. Call news tips to 539-3083 and register to vote in November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carnell
Mason
Wayne Dutcher
O. M. Ulch
Michigan
Henry Norman
G.C
Doc) Cook
Drayton Plains
Oscar Horton
Flint
Emory Peirce
Pontiac
Donna Britt
U of M Hospital
Ann Arbor
Clare City Notes Gather Weekend Visits and Travels
Clare area residents hosted relatives from Mt. Clemens Detroit Lansing and Saginaw over the weekend. Attendees included the Ulrich Baker and Stanley families plus visitors from East Lansing Oconto and Grand Rapids. Several local residents journeyed to Harrison Rosebush and Midforest Lodge for meals and reunions while Wilbur Curtis remains hospitalized after a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lucas
Mt. Clemens
Edward Vernon
August Ulrich
Glen Baker
Detroit
George Teeter
Sears Church of God
Roth Williams
Flint
Robert Williams
Larry Williams
Williams
Clair Stanley
Harrison
Max Stanley
Harold Schaeffer
William van Vorst
Traverse City
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
David Leiter
Arthur Irish
East Lansing
Midforest Lodge
E. C. Shur~low
Ray Owens
Robert Bogan
Springfield
Massachusettes
G. R. Bogan
Laurence Seiter
Bellenger
Rosebush
James Seiter
Oconto
Wisconsin
Dale Ouderkirk
Lansing
Murl Randall
Houghton Lake
Robert Seiter
Clare
4-H Delegation Tours Detroit Show and Exhibits
Carolyn Burdo Deb bie Greer and Mrs Bella Bowers led a Detroit trip with Clare Gladwin Home Economics Agent to visit the State 4-H Show September 11. The group toured oriental decor art objects at Top of the Flame and attended a Detroit Edison home lighting program. They explored the Detroit Institute of Arts with guided furniture and art sections and viewed clothing knitting and foods exhibits with peers Pat Carr Roberta Streeter Lynette Hildebrandt Jane Ann Walters Sharon Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Burdo
Debbie Greer
Bella Bowers
Clare
Gladwin
Detroit
Flame
Consolidated Gas
Detroit Edison
Latroit Institute of Arts
Pat Carr
Roberta Streeter
Lynette Hildebrandt
Jane Ann Walters
Sharon Gordon
Drive-In Admission Price Noted for Adults and Children
Fragmented text shows admission terms for drive-in venues. Adults priced at 85 cents with children under 12 free when accompanied by an adult. The wording is garbled but indicates a simple pricing rule for typical screenings.
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Delamarter
Montgomery Ward
Mr. and
Mrs
Bob Witbeck
Dacron & Cotton
Slim Jacks
THE
Clare Sentinel
Bowling Gateway
Schmidt
Sheridan
Rosemary Miller
Lettick
Marie Charles
Colorado
Arling Severson
Ola
Hale
Oscoda
William Gerow
Spinning Wheel
Charles Strouse
Lan
Sing
Vanderveen
Lake Odessa
Ray Strouse
Frank Cotton
Howard Cotton
Clarence Cotton
John Clemens
East Detroit
Frank Upson
West Branch
Otis Yates
Coleman
Charles David
Beaver
Eagle
C. Jordon
James Bradley
Evelyn
Ernest Young
Eola McDonel
Lynch
Grant
Beulah Armentrout
Brown
Ruby Cox
Ina Presley
Coyote
September
Ire
Asbestis
Clare Furniture McRae
Clare City Briefs
Robert Wilcox
Bobby
Saginaw
Harold Wilcox
Wilbur Curtis
Clare General Hospital
Vernon Worden
Rex Leslie
Charlotte
Melvin Nichols
Joe Worden
Kay Reed
Grand Ledge
Geraldine van- Gorder
Sue Ann
Elgin
Arizona
Vane Gorder
New York
Charles Smith
Worden
Dominick D’orio
Richmond
Queens
Lori Illy
Thomas Whitfield
Bob Calkins
Grand Rapids
Jay Corbet
Owosso
Mable Raven
California
Ethel Leosh
George Shayler
John
Charles Jim
Lloyd Everhart Sr
Thei
Lloyd Jr
Famil
Harold Wesley
Stanley Schunk
Frederick
Lake Roller Rink
Northland
Dr. Strangelove
Peter Sellers
George Co. Scott
Cesar Romeri
Frankie Avalon
Sat
Sun
Jock Mahoney
Seige of the
Janette Scott
Ronald Lewis
Gas Company
GAS Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
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