TOE S E N T I K E L - L E A D E R S P A R T A , M I C H I G A N W E D N E S D A Y , OCTOBER 7. 1959

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SPARTA LOCALS MBS. DAISY HOLBEN, CorrMpondent - Phone TU-7-7851

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bun^ l recently moved Into one of the downstairs apartments at the Earl Baehre apartment house On South Union.

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Parker, accompanied by their mother, Mrs, Lillian Parker, sjient Saturday aft-ernoon and Sunday with their son and brother, Stanley Parker at Litchfield,

Mrs. O, R. Osbun, a former resi-dent of Sparta, now living with her daughter, Mrs, Hilman In Bat-tie Creek, returned home last week after spending two wesks at the home of Mrs. J. R. Clark on Pearl Street,

Mr. and Mrs, Ned Wicks of Mar-tin, were Sunday afternoon guests a i the home of Rev. and Mrs, A. A. Buege. Monday afternoon visitors at the Buege home were Mr, and Mrs. Magnus Dyrdal of Casnovia.

Mrs. Evelyn Butcher and daugh-ter, Dolly and Mr, and Mrs. Stan-ley Samdal and family of Grand Haven were Sunday evening lunch

guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs! Arthur Saur, They also visited Mr. and Mrs, Gaylord DeLange and family Sunday afternoon.

Dale Vandermeer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G, J. Totten, entered the School of Nursing at Bronson Hospital, Kalamazoo, September 18.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Catche-paugh, left this week on a trip to Canada and Springfield, Mass,

Mrs, Preston Stegenga and chil-dren of Orange City, Iowa, are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs, Thles DeYoung while Dr. Stegenga Is attending an edu-cational meeting in New Jersey.

Mrs. Clara Tubergen of Zeeland spent a few days last week with Mrs, John Burkhart.

Clarence Bolender of Lapeer, spent Friday with his sister, Mrs, Olga Powell, Centennial St.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hussey and family were Sunday evening lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rul-ter at Frultport.

Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Smith and sons of Grand Rapids were Sun-day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Catchepaugh.

A new telephone;, haa been in-stalled In the Nina Youngblood apartment on Washington St. Tel-ephone TU 7-9172.

Mrs, B. W. Kocher, a former res-ident of Conklln, sold her home there and purchased a lot on Cher-ry Street in. Sparta, where she has had a new house built. Mrs, Ko-cher and her sister, Mrs. Gladys Estlow are moving this week to their new home.

Mrs, Edith Ingersoll of Algoma Is living at the home of Mrs. Fred Clark, She plans lo si)end the winter there.

Mr. and Mrs, Thomas B, Jen-nings of Long Beach, California are visiting Mrs, Orrin Johnson.

Mrs, Mabel Wylle of Lansing spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs, Gertrude Chamness.

Miss Mildred Robinson ot Sagi-naw was a recent week-end guest of her brother, Melvin Robinson and family.

Mr. and Mrs. John Norton spent a week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Lawrence In Ann Arbor during Mr. Norton's vacation. Mrs,

Lawrence is the former Gladys Pickett, who was a resident of Sparta many years. She lived in the Mrs. Charles Coles apart-ment on Nash St. and has many Sparta friends. | Maurice Anderson, who has been 111 In Butterworth Hospital several weeks, Is improving and expects to come home soon.

Mrs. Joy Mae Miller of Chula Vista, California, arrived Tuesday night .to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Williams and Sparta friends. Mr. and Mrs. Miller are former residents of Sparta.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Swenson and son, Wendell, Mrs. Maude Groner and Mrs. Lorinda Nickolal helped to celebrate the wedding anniver-sary of Mr. and Mrs, George Nic-kolal on Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Karseboom took a trip around the thumb and then went to Loon Lake where Mrs. Lydia Evans and Mr. and Mrs. V. Hovey and Norman spent the week end with them.

George Davis entered St, Mary's hospital on Sunday for surgny Wednesday morning.

An all-games party is being hel(l Thursday evening, October 15 at Civic Center, sponsored by Sparta

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Danny Ball is doing well and is to have his stitches out this week. Danny had surgery performed on his heart a week ago. He Is Just seven years old, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ball of Hach-muth Dr.

It's gathering time for the Col-ton school Mother's club. Novem-ber 19 Is the date for their rum-age sale and any useful articles and clothing will be appreciated. Mrs. Gerald Thome of 7-Mile Rd. has offered the use of her base-ment for storage.

The Westgate Association has elected new officers. Phillip Nunn Is now the president and Richard Nelson the vice-president. Mrs. Ted Green Is the corresponding sec-retary and Mrs. Fred Brown will be the recording secretary. Chair-men for various committees have been appointed. Social chairman, Mrs. Ed Howes; Educational chair-man, Leo Klinkhammer; Member-ship chairman, Mrs, Robert Fon-taine; Publicity chairman, Ronald Olson.

Ted Razmus finally has his gar-age painted. Have you noticed? It's white.

The Comstock Park Christian Reformed church on West River Rd,, Is Inviting the public to a hymn sing this coming Sunday night, October 11, at 9:00 Special ty numbers will be offered with little Susie from the radio pro-gram, "Children's Bible Hour" and other attractions,

Mr. and Mrs. Peter VanderMeer of Hachmuth Dr„ have named their new daughter, Jill. She was born September 27,

And Patricia Louise Is the name chosen for the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Buck, Jr., of West-gate, Patricia was born September 10.

Mr. and Mrs, Paul Burke and their four children are watching the rain from their new home on Hachmuth Dr, Brand spanking new. They formerly lived on West River Rd.

Another booboo. Doris Ann Bui-tendyk is now Mrs, William Pyard, not Louis, as blithely stated. Doubt If Doris has called William Wil-liam since they've met.

Quite a little party at the Her-man Rasch home of Stage Rd,, this last Sunday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs, Mark Thome and children and

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Mr, and Mrs, Ray Brechting with Elizabeth Anne, added to the group already there. The new son, Ed-ward Phillip, was the cause of all the fuss.

Myles Rusche of 6-Mile Rd., load-ed all his family in the car, hooked the trailer on and spent a long, long week end near Irons to do some squirrel hunting. They had squirrel for supper, lunch and sup-per again,

Mrs, Duane Waters, known around here as the former Mar-garet Wahlfield, has just returned to her home In Manlstlque from University hospital, Ann Arbor, where she had major surgery.

Most mothers know only two seasons of a year. When wo hang the washing inside, and when we hang the washing outside.

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Mr. and Mrs, Russell Targett went to Chicago on Friday, return-ing home Sunday evening.

Sharon and Cynthia Parrette and Rick Ulrey of Saginaw, drove down on Saturday and spent the week-end with the girls' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, M, H, Raman,

The6 Anderson's sister, Mrs, Ed-ith Locke of Grandvllle, enter-tained a group of ladles with a luncheon at Thea's cottage. They played cards in the afternoon and, in the ovenlng, their husbands came out and all enjoyed supper. Saturday visitors were Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Hendrlckson of Grand-vllle and Mrs. Carl Hendrlckson of Evanston, 111., with her son who has just returned from service In the drmy In Germany, Elmer and his wife returned home Sunday, but Mrs, Hendrlckson and her son are staying with Thea for a few days.

Rev. Paul Dean and family ar-rived Sunday evening from their home In Trumansburg, N, Y, They will be staying for a while,

Mr, and Mrs, M. H. Raman vis-ited Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Raman of Kenowa Road on Monday eve-ning.

Don't forget the rummage sale next week Saturday at the Fire House, sponsored by the Camp Lake' Improvement Association,

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The Kent City Study Club opened Us year on Monday evening, Sep-tember 28 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of the new president, Mrs. Norman Weston. Mrs. Weston welcomed the three new members, Mrs. Peter Cavahaugh, Mrs. Chester Walker and Miss Elizabeth Croel. The pro-gram chairman, Mrs. Norrls Helsel, talked about the programs for the year and introduced Mrs. Harold Saur, who was the speaker of the evening. Mrs. Saur showed slides of their Canadian trip In August, especially cf the St. Lawrence Sea-way. Her pictures were very beau-tiful and Interesting and she ex-plained them In her usual gracious way. The October meeting wili be Friendship Night and will be held In the school.

The school cafeteria opened on September 28 with Mrs. Mllto.j

Wylle in charge, assisted by Mr,.1. Harold Emmons. Between 200 and 240 children have eaten there ev-eryday.

Mrs. George Wilkerson left on Monday for Chicago, taking a plane there for Fairbanks, Alaska, where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Mabie Scoby and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Hanson drove to Muskegon Sunday to see Mrs. Ida Carlson, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson. Mr. Nicholson has been hospitalized for several weeks but Is better now.

Mrs. Cleo Brink of Jackson was a week-end guest of her mother, Mrs. Ada Robinson.

Mrs. Charles Stone was taken to Butterworth Hospital Monday morning for observation.

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Mrs. Clare Reyburn's father, Oli-ver Ransom, of Ionia, died unex-pectedly at his home Saturday. The funeral was Tuesday. Mrs. Rey-burn is with her mother at Xon'a.

Judy Wills of Grand Rapids spent the week end at her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Murray, accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Throop of Grant, spent Sunday with relatives at Sears.

The ladles missioii will meet next Wednesday at the church for an all-day meeting with carry-in din-ner at noon.

Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hawkins and family, now of Big Rapids, spent the week-end with relatives here.

Barbara Johnson is attending Davenport - McLachlan Business Institute and after school hours is employed, at Wahlstrom's in Spar-ta.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Denhof and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grice returned Friday from a two weeks' trip to Florida and other Interesting places enroute.

Mr. and Mrs. George Tuinstra of Grand Rapids were week-end guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Aus-tin.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Saur and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Anderson were Saturday night dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wlggers of Grand Rapids.

Mrs. Eve Wabeke and son, Gregg of East Lansing were In town Sat-urday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stream entertained at dinner Monday eve-ning their neighbors In the traUer park In Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mundinger, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carlson.

Thirteen ladles of the two Mis-sion groups of the Baptist Church drove to St. Louis, last Thursday to visit the Children's Home there and to deliver about two hundred quarts of fruit and vegetables which they had canned for the Home. At present there are 33 there and they have a very pleas-ant home-like place to live.

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pike are re-ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Kamllla Rae, at Blodgett Hospital Saturday, Oc-tober 3.

John V. Johnson Is critically ill In St. Mary's Hospital. His broth-er, ^Andrew Johnson stayed with him Saturday night at the hospital

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Casey drove to Ann Arbor, Saturday to attend the game between Michigan and Michigan State. They spent Satur-day night and Sunday with rela-tives at Farmington.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White spent the week end at Ithaca with their son, Jerry White and family,

It Is reported that Mr. and Mrs Robert Rollins, a brother of Jack Rollins, formerly of Grand Rapids have bought the Myrtle Dehlln farm and the family Is living there now.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Os-wald Hanson of Sparta, spent Sat-urday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. Leonard Freeland, sur prising Mrs. Freeland on her birth day.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Forsyth and family of Canton, Ohio, spent the week end with her parents and other relatives here. Mrs. For Hyth Is the former Bernlce Free man.

Mr. and Mrs. Jamen Sommers of Muskegon spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wine. They spent Saturday and Sunday In St Johns with Mr. and Mr*. Robert I^eBrle and family.

Harry Saur visited his brother George Saur In Fremont Sunday and found him Improved after «ev

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eral weeks illness and three weeks in a hospital

Mrs. Earl Weston iell Saturday and fractured her right wrist.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson and family spent Sunday in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mrs./John Patterson.

Under Sheriff Ron Parsons will be at the Kent City Farm Bureau njeetlngf, Thursday, October 8 at 8:00 p.m. at Kent City Town Hall.

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"NO HUNTING" Signs-Fanner* who wish .to post their farms against uninvited hnntera and trenpassen, c a n secure "No Hunting or TmpawlBi" signs at the Sentinel-Leader office If you want them mailed, phone TU 7-4141 Sparta, and we will be glad to mall them to yon.

CLARK SCHOOL Mrs. Lowell OMT.

It is reported that Harry Bodcll has sold his house and he expects to move to Casnovia.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams of Ce-dar Springs entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Anderson with dinner at Howard City on Monday evening to celebrate the birthdays of Fred and Lowell.

Mrs. Howard Burnett and sons were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stream part of last week as Lois has had trouble from an infected tooth.

Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Hamacher of Plymouth were Saturday after noon callers at Lowell Anderson's.

Mr. and Mrs. Axel Runstrom were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelson.

William Freeman returned home cn Saturday from Grant Commun-ity Hospital, where t)e had been for a couple of weeks.

Mrs. David Johnson and Mrs. Carl Johnson, spent Sunday after-

noon with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stream, . '

Billy Boroi was with his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelson over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Forsyth and sons from Ohio, surprised their

father, William Freeman on Satur-day. They returned home on Mon-day. Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman were Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Normau Freeman and daugh-ters, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freeman

and family, Donald Wellman and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stream.

Mr. • and Mrs. Frank Jackson, were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stream spent Sunday evening with Mr. and

Mrs. Lowell Anderson. To celebrate Lowell Anderson's

birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brott and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and family last Sunday.

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