Busy Local Socials Span Montana to Michigan Visits
Mrs Richard Woods of Livingston Montana visited Saturday to Monday with cousin Mrs May Chaffee then traveled to Harrison to visit friends before returning to Clare for a few days. Mr and Mrs Oliver Nash of Midland dined with his parents Monday. Mr and Mrs C J Allen visited brother in law Orlin Fletcher in the Alma Hospital then with sister Mrs Maynard Peacock of St Louis before going home. Mrs William Gardon hosted Sunday dinner with cousins from Mt Pleasant and Jackson. Mrs Verner Wigle and Mrs Glen Robinson attended officers training in Gladwin Sept 18 for the Extension Study Group covering Clare and Gladwin counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Woods
Livington
Montana
May Chaffee
Harrison
Clare
Oliver Nash
Midland
Frank Nash
C.j.allen
Orlin Fletcher
Alma Hospital
Maynard Peacock
St. Louis
William Gardon
William Ream
Mt. Pleasant
L.E. Holik
Jackson
Verner Wigle
Glen Robinson
Gladwin
Frank Sheehan
North Bradley
Florence Robinette
Erma Tupper
Al~pena
Tupper
Stan Buell
Flint
Marguerite Sprague
Montrose
Ruth Hachmuth
Carol Irwin
Holt
Gerald Irwin
Ernest Irwin
William Schlafleys
First Baptist Church Week A Parlor Fellowship Notes
The Maranatha Class met at Mr and Mrs Arnold House for a regular fellowship with games and a travel film High Road. The Friendly Fellowship Class held a Sukiyaki dinner at Mr and Mrs Elton Barber home with chopsticks and Japanese foods and customs shared. The Senior Young People gathered at Mr and Mrs Ray Ruby home for stars and planets study via a telescope owned by Mr Bernie Simansky. A note on dairy: a high producing cow tends to stay productive and long in the herd.
Install MLYF Officers at Mt Pleasant Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship in Mt Pleasant holds its officer installation during the 11:00 a.m. service on September 29. A Central Michigan MYF Sub-District Rally is set for September 29 from 2 45 to 7 30 p m at the First Methodist Church. New Membership Training Classes begin October 5 at 10:00 a.m. for Junior grades and October 6 at 9:45 for Senior Youth and Adults with Holy Communion on October 6.
Safety Council Invites Public Meeting in Mt Pleasant
Isabella County Safety Council calls all Central Michigan residents to the October 1 gathering at 8:00 p.m. in Mt. Pleasant Municipal Court to discuss traffic crash prevention and reduce deaths injuries and property damage. Citizens are urged to suggest measures to improve road safety for all motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan
Isabella County Safety Council
Municipal Court
Mt. Pleasant
Safety Council
Central
Michigan
Harry W. Scott 61 Lake resident dies in Clare General
Harry W. Scott of Lake, 61, died recently at Clare General Hospital after living in Lake for 20 years. Born June 14, 1902 in Ingham County, he is survived by wife Flossie, three sons Truman of Lansing and Frank and Don of Lake, two daughters Tin Mills of Detroit and Elaine Mercer of R 2 Lake, three sisters and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday September 7 at Daggett Funeral Home Barryton, with burial in North Brinton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Scott
Lake
Clare General Hospital
Ingham County
Flossie
Truman
Lansing
Frank
Don
Tin Mills
Detroit
Elaine Mercer
R~2
Daggett Funeral Home
Barryton
Andy McNees
North Brinton Cemetery
Farwell Briefs Highlight Local Weekend Visits
Linda Schofield and cousin Nancy Schofield visited grandmother Mrs. Jesse Wood with Linda’s cousins in Mason. Lena Davison and Inez Bentley dropped by. Oren Hartnell family from Brighton joined Ray and Jess Hartnell families at Lake for the weekend. Pearl Osborn spent last week in Coleman with grandchildren while James and Mrs Louch vacationed in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Schofield
Nancy Schofield
Elmer Schofield
Mason
Linda
Jesse Wood
Lena Davison
Inez Bentley
Oren Hartnell
Brighton
Ray Hanchett
Jess Hartnell
Lake
Pearl Osborn
Coleman
James Louch
Canada
Jail sentences and police actions across Clare county
Police continued actions from the weekend with 15 day sentences in Justice Dunlop's court for Dan Fisher and Epple for driving without a license. Clare police questioned minor children over a sweater theft from Davy's Store, a girl purchased while others concealed the item as a prank. Officers also jailed Charles Gerald Clare, 47, for ransacking cars near the Giant Supermarket, arraignment planned Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Dunlop
Dan Fisher
Epple
Fisher
Clare
Davy
DePue
House
Mr. Pleasant
Charles Gerald Clare
Farwell Woman's Club hosts meeting at Ladies Library
Mrs. Ruby Graham and Mrs. Eva Schlafley led the Farwell Woman's Club on Monday evening September 23 at the Ladies Library. Twenty two members attended with two guests, discussed Bake Sale plans and Exchange Student sponsorship, and heard an educational program by Ruth Ball and Blanche Frisbey featuring a Caribbean tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Graham
Eva Schlafley
Farwell Woman’s Club
Ladies Library
Hazel Coker
Frances Schofield
Lena Davison
Beulah Agle
Ruth Ball
Blanche Frisbey
Hartgrove Birth Announces Daughter at Clare General
Mr and Mrs Robert Hartgrove announce the birth of a daughter on September 23 at Clare General Hospital Lisa Dawn weighed six pounds twelve ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hartgrove
Clare General Hospital
Lisa Dawn
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THE
Clare Sentinel
Clarified Bakery
Ken Cox
Amarlea
Ui Rexall
Anderson
RCRA
First Baptist Church News
Rom Ce Meer
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Thayer Dairy
Barbara Notter
Jane Thayer
Kathleen Thayer
Pam Oliver
Zella O’dell
Betty Finch
Lois McJames
Victoria Canel
Bob
Spicer
Ray Strouse
Stanley Breen
Jake Walker
Ray Neff
Jim Norcutt
Monty Salisbury
Gene Badgley
Frank Skyring
Wallace Thayer
Tom Maloney
Richard Nivison
Klenry Doll
Dan Belle
Jack Lansing
Tom Kozicki
Tim Smith
Ferris Graham
Harold Cassidy
Lance Thayer
Truman Glenn
John Miller
Jim Ferrine
Dennis Wright
Tom McConnell
William Hunt
Don Crawford
Dan Osborn
M.ly.f
Harry Scott
Northland Hardware
Farwell
Dunlop
Bicknell’s
Fall Yard Goods
Clare Mich
Flora Glark
Bertha Babcock
Jimerson
America
Wiuml
Corsauts Radio & TV
Farm Bureau Insurance
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