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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1958
Page
5
Blue Star Mothers chapter at Tahoetoue Lake George summarizes a year of fundraising quilt making and social events. Members hosted card parties and pot luck meals while supporting veterans with gift payments to service men and hospital patients, Memorial Day remembrances, and Labor Day activities.
Farwell and 871 women gathered at Marble School in Lansing Friday night for a benefit banquet supporting Great Lakes Bible College recently moved to Lansing after selling property near Vestaburg and buying the Dodge Estate. Speaker Mrs Edsil Dale urged the message Except the Lord Build the House They Labor in Vain that Build It. Over $1700 was raised for the college.
Buryl H. Rice 68, born September 27 1889 in Adrian Michigan, died September 19 at his Lake home. Lived in Lake since 1954. Survived by widow Bessie and three stepchildren Hazel Haines Fred Caulkins and Myrtle Richorn. Funeral Monday September 22 at 2:00 pm from Coker Funeral Home with Rev J W Hoverter officiating. Burial Garfield Cemetery.
Mrs Inez Bentley and Ruth Ann hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Jennie Finch in her home on Sunday for her 84th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace Graham Mrs George Fisher of Clie Mr and Mrs Lawrence Finch Janet and the Bernard Glass family. Open House followed at Ray Brubaker’s Gladwin home where Mrs Finches sister Mrs Loyal Haddixon celebrated her 55th wedding anniversary.
Rev. Andrews returned to the Blanchard charge at Halls Corners for the Homecoming sermon with attendees from three former charges. He and Mrs. Andrews were hosted afterward by Mr. and Mrs. Carol Stout of Stanwood.
Clare County Cleaver editor Mr. Bucholz visited the Rest Home with fruit for patients. Mrs. Hansen received callers including Mrs. Stough and Mrs. Taylor's daughter and granddaughter Patty. Frederick Scott brought flowers. Calls came from Robert Squires Glenn Birdsall Mrs. Robert Smith Flint Shilling Graham Amy Rev Ackers Lake and Jim DeWitt Bertha Borham Winnie Ketchum and Leo Embrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott were Wednesday visitors at the Frank Freeman trailer home on N. Gorning. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webster and son Bill visited relatives Sunday. Cecil Davison and her sister joined the Herschel Reiss pair for a Mackinaw City weekend. Wilton Powell and family of Mt. Pleasant spent Sunday with Flora Clark and Bertha Babcock. Eugenie Carter of Mancelona stayed Thursday through Saturday with Sidney Hood.
Boston, Massachusetts is identified in this historic city panorama. The view centers on Copley Square with Bi Bil naval slipyard and the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company home office. prominent landmarks include Suffolk County Court House and the Customs House.
The article outlines new fabric fibers and finishes that affect home laundering. Man-made fibers such as nylon, Orlon, and Dacron may be wash able but blends and non washable components can complicate care. Drip dry and no iron fabrics require careful handling to avoid wrinkles and extra pressing.
Numerous social visits and family gatherings are reported from Ewart Clare Saginaw and nearby areas. Guests include relatives of Kadwell Hartman Updyke Badger Brooks Dolph and Ve rsions of the Fletcher and Ras gat families. Buildings and events range from weddings to church services and hospital updates along with civic notices and a DAR regional meeting.
Explorer Post 2125 in Clare hosted a potluck with parents and members. Jack Scheall outlined new Explorer program changes and leadership adjustments to fit adult work hours with Gordon Sweet as Post Advisor and D. W. Wade and Charles Sweet as assistants. Committeemen include T. G. Grim, Lee Sowle, Bob Archambault, Rob Williams, Charles Prather, and Guy Comstock. The group met September 24 to welcome the new Advisor and set monthly meetings for the second Wednesday with additional activities on other days.
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