Social Roundup Shares Visits Across Clare Area
A long list of weekend and weekday visits unfolds across Clare, Coleman, Owosso, Lansing, Mt. Pleasant, Midland, Sebewaing, Ithaca, Pontiac, and more. Neighbors guests include the Bay and Neeland families, Andrews, Vergeson, Edinborough, Randall, McKillip, Trainor, Hoste, Kniffen, Spaulding, Graham, Coughlin, Denslow, Beutler, Lane, Stork, Denslow, and many others visiting relatives and friends, with a 50th anniversary reception for Harry and Mrs. Van Auker noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bay
Clare
Frank Neeland
Asa Andrews
Joan
Bill
Gerald Andrews
Coleman
Joe Vergeson
Fred Edinborough
Lansing
Donald. McKillip
William McKillip
Durand
Jim Wright
Owosso
Leo. Trainor
Agnes ‘Lawler
Egbert Fordyce
Rupert. Schofield
Floyd Hill
Phil
Geo
Kniffen
Gale Lutz
Mt. Pleasant
Ernest Hoste
Lloyd Spaulding
John Fabian
Floyd Graham
EB. O. Graham
Ralph Stork
Flint
Margaret Stork
Ivor Stork
Jim Sutton
David Bellinger
Eugene Bridget
Wilford Stilgenbauer
John Jacobs
George Nelson
Betty Jane
Agnes Lawler
Jim
Fred Keller
Harrison
Othel Denslow
Irene Coughlin
William ,Coughin
Elza Fetterly
Bradley Kentucky
George Schieder
Ithaca
Ray Garbett
Denslows
Harry van Auker
Deerfield Town Hall
William Coughlin
Grade Pupils Entertain for PTA Group
Norman Johnston elected Rosebush Rural Agricultural School PTA president succeeding Donald Swindlehurst. Mrs. Willard Morrison named vice president and Mrs. Howard Sandy secretary, Mrs. Charles Marshall treasurer. Third and fourth graders sang several songs and a panel on Birds was led by Connie Johnston with several participants. The program included dramatizations by younger grades under Mrs. Catherine Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Johnston
Rosebush’ Rural Agricultural School
Donald Swindlehurst
Rosebush
Willard Morrison
Howard Sandy
Charles Marshall
Swindlehurst
Geraldine Blodgett
Bernice Morrison
Ingale
Connie Johnston
Annette Copens
Irene Seiter
Tommy Cameron
Roger’ Lowery
Echo
Bingo
Catherine Nelson
Tractor Club Learns Wheel Packing and Plans Skating Party
The Rosebush 4-H Tractor Maintenance Club met Tuesday at the Rosebush Fire Hall for an 8 o clock film showing titled Pattern for Progress. Harold Lowery donated the film and Harold Lowery presented it. President Philip House led the meeting with reports by Richard Dangler and Terry House. The group planned a roller skating party at Gateway Lanes in Clare on April 21 and discussed the County 4 H Spelling Contest in July with state show participation in Lansing. Members thanked Lowery for enabling the film showing. Leader Harl Mouse then demonstrated How the Pack Wrought Wheels on Tractors as members worked on Work Sheets on Tractor Maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
Standard Oil Company
Harold Lowery
Philip House
Richard Dangler
Terry House
Rosebush School
Gateway Lanes
Clare
House
Lansing
Harl Mouse
Mothers' Club Discusses School Activities At Bader
The Mothers' Club of the Bader School met Monday evening with Mrs Bernard West to plan events for the rest of the school year. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Club
Bader School
Bernard West
LaVerne Bullard
George Prout
Clare Hospital
Harold Flaharty
Port Lampton
Canada
Ivor Stork
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Margaret Stork
P. W. Dinnan
Pontiac
William Coughlin
George Dixon
Jeanette
Carol Campbell
Sarah Jane
Cheryl Stilgenbauer
Leo Trainor
Dinner for Area Farmers Hosted by Mt Pleasant Rotary
The Rotary Club of Mt Pleasant hosted 100 area farmers at a 7 PM dinner at Rosebush Center Church. Attendees sang America after the invocation by Rev R Q Thomson. Harland Bellinger played accordion as Isabella County agents and Mt Pleasant school staff spoke on farming topics and cooperative methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush Center
America
R. QO. Thomson
Harland Bellinger
B. C. Mellencamp
Isabella County Agricultural Agent
Dan Balog
Isabella County
Harry Densmore
4-H
Grambau
Agricultural Dept
Mt. Pleasant High School
Philip House
Philip
Harland
Derry Dunn
George Nestle
Wtorvak
Labong
Ladies Society of Center Church
Elm Grove Community Notices of Visits and Guests
Deep sympathy extended to Rev Joe VanderVeen and family. The notice lists numerous weekend and Sunday visits among Elm Grove residents including Mary Badgley, the Badgley family, the Millers, the Davises, the Williams and Schunk families, and others visiting relatives in Ithaca Marion Clare Munising and surrounding homes.
Breakfast Club TV comeback praised as natural morning show
Lyn Connellly notes the Breakfast Club revival on TV succeeds by keeping the morning show's casual, unforced tone. Don McNeill’s team previously struggled with a flashy night format, but as daytime hosts they connect with audiences, predicting a bright TV future. Capitol adds long playing discs featuring Margie Rite Piazza and Gordon MacRae performing scores from Naughty Marietta and operetta classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McNeill
Don
Llet
Capitol
Oehere
Margierite Piazza
Gordon MacRae
Victor Herbert
Billy May
Prince
Rose Marie
Villa
Neighborhood Caller Notes From Local Visits
Mrs Don Russell and children were Thursday callers on Mrs Bruce Williams. Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams spent the weekend at their cottage at Houghton Lake. Mr and Mrs Orton Mills were Sunday callers. Mrs Harold Wesley and sons were weekend guests of her father Stanley Schunk. Mr and Mrs Milt Brown and family of Mt Pleasant were callers at the Schunks over the weekend. Mrs Edith Raymond called at the Donald Davis home Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe VanderVeen
Mary Badgley
W. E. Badgley
Winston Raymond
Donald Davis
Corptrary Iurstay
Eva Newman
Alice Davis
Roth Williams
Russell Davis
Mark Schunk
Johnny
Clarence Davis
Glenn Strouse
Clare
Edith Raymond
Robert Leposky
Marie Goudie
Glen Strouse
Ed Strouse
Jimmy
Ed Pifer
Munising
George Fitzpatrick
Don Russell
Bruce Williams
Houghton Lake
Orton Mills
Harold Wesley
Stanley Schunk
Milt Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Schunks
Public Transportation Investment Share Grows
The public transportation business now accounts for about one sixth of total net corporate investments. Its annual services are valued at one tenth of all goods and services Americans produce.
Traffic toll rises in Michigan February reports
Michigan State Police data show February 1954 deaths total 119, injuries 4,033 and accidents 14,850, all higher than February 1953. Two-month totals: 245 killed, 8,393 injured in 32,324 accidents, with deaths down 4 percent from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
State Police
Marble Auto Collision Brake Service Ad
Specialized service at Marble Auto Collision Service offers free inspection. Slogans emphasize safe brakes save lives and may protect the customer. Phone contact provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble
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Tony Martin
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Keefe Brasselle
Plains
20Th Century-Fox
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Don Brink
Lindy Lake
Gladwin
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By, Lyn. Connelly
Evita
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Argentina
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McEwan Street
al Holmes
Lake George
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M-G-M
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Sen Ay
Albert Hackett
Frances Goodrich
Elnton Tiss
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