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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1950
Page
6
Lake Baptist Church invites worshippers with Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m evening service at 8 00 p m Pastor J W Wyrick leads the congregation in a Bible based message You are cordially invited to come and worship with us.
The Lake 8th grade elected council leaders on Thursday with Erma Krabilly as President Joel DeGeer as Vice President Gerald Ferneda Treasurer Arlene Adams Secretary and Thelma Gilman Class Reporter. 109 pupils enrolled and several students attended the Clare county fair the next day.
Mr and Mrs Frederick Scott and sons visited Louisa Scott's parents Mr and Mrs Clareyed Ramey at Clare Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wm Mahan and Mrs Sam Mutr visited Pleasant Monday. Raymond Scott Irwin Scott and families traveled to Reed City Sunday to see Earl Snider and celebrate Irwins seventy fifth birthday.
Emma Eddy returns home from a visit to Hildebrandt relatives in Springport. Crittendens and Sanders families share weekend gatherings while others travel to Pontiac Grass Lake Ludington and Higgins Lake with friends and relatives across multiple Sunday and Saturday meetups.
Mr and Mrs Bayl Sanders attended their niece Helen Joyce Horns wedding after returning from Pontiac. Sunday callers included Rudolph Hildebrandt Florence and Francis and others. Alvin Rockey broke his collarbone in a riding accident. Fern Athey arrived from Los Angeles to visit Rose Athey. A miscellaneous shower honored Carl and Mrs Carl Athey. Brush College prepares after Harrison Fair with 4-H premiums won. Sympathy extended to the Robinette family.
Dan McDonald, your friendly Ford dealer, offers a budget plan with no down payment for motor and transmission jobs.
Tides advance up the Hudson River to the very head of navigation at Troy covering more than 150 miles from the river’s mouth.
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