Birth notices from Michigan area hospitals
Mr and Mrs Gordon Payne of Parison announce a daughter Shiney Ann born April 18 at Clare Hospital weighing nine pounds nine ounces. Robert Lee born to Mr and Mrs Lyle Cook of Harrison at Clare General Hospital weighing seven pounds on arrival. Mr and Mrs Thomas L Wolfe of Grand Rapids announce a baby girl born April 19 at Butterworth Hospital Cathy Ann weighing six pounds nine ounces. The mother is Virginia Foss daughter of Earl Foss. Mr and Mrs Don Sullivan of Levittown New York announce son Daniel Francis born April 19 at Glen Cove Community Hospital. mother Barbara Murphy daughter of Frank Murphy. Mr and Mrs Donald F Tie deman of rural Rosebush celebrate a son Tyrone Donald born April 9 at Central Michigan Community Hospital weighing seven pounds twelve ounces.
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Gordon Payne
Parison
Clare Hospital
Shiney Ann
Robert Lee
Lyle Cook
Harrison
Clare General Hospital
Thomas L. Wolfe
Grand Rapids
Butterworth Hospital
Cathy Ann
Virginia Foss
Earl Foss
Don Sullivan
Levittown
New York
Daniel Francis
Glen Cove Community Hospital
Donald F. Tiedeman
Rosebush
Tyrone Donald
Central Michigan Community Hospital
James Grigg
Javerette Allen
Donald Blackledge
Kevin
Newark
N.J
New London
Connecticut
Don
Robert E. Lee
M. Blackley
Rey
Wesley Teale
Albert McPhall
M. E. McDonald
Ivan Wendel
Manistee
Brethren
McPhall
Ivan Davis
Davis
Jon Daane
Traverse City
Gilman Davis
Navy
C. J. Allen
William Kenney
Ingham Medical Hospital
Lansing
Playpen To Poison a Short Step From Playpen To Poison
Last year the U M Poison Center received 491 poisoning calls with 315 cases involving children ages one to three. Dr George H Lowry notes this age is hardest to educate and urges parents’ education through safety rules including locking away chemicals and reading labels. He warns poisoning is a leading cause of accidental child deaths and highlights the Poison Center at the U M Medical Center with the number NO 3 1531 Ext 589% for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U-M
Cender
Lowry
Lowrey
Poison Center
U-M Medical Center
Ferris Institute Honors 456 Students to Dean's List
Ann Elden and Judith Ulrich are among 456 Ferris Institute students named to the Dean's Honor List for the Winter Quarter. To qualify, students must hold at least a B average with a full course load. Elden is in Technical Terminal Division and Ulrich in Commerce Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elden
John R
Judith Ulrich
Glendale
Clare
Ferris Institute
Aldwin J. Dolio
Miss Elden
College Technical Terminal
Miss Ulrich
Commerce
Ferris
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Reports and Upcoming Events
Mrs Ada Beether presided as noble grand due to Helen Welch illness. Charles Wilcox served as vice grand with substitutes Fannie Simmons Cecil Bouchey and Effie Harvey. Nine past noble grands answered roll call. May committee named headed by Madeline Seiter with Fern Archambault Julia Nessler Helen Davis. Birthday supper and a Chinese auction planned for next Tuesday. Oddfellowship anniversary recognition also noted. Mrs Beemer to report at district meeting. Mother-Daughters banquet set for May 10 reservations urged. Patsy Schlafley reported Cadillac district meeting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Beether
Rebekah
Helen Welch
Charles Wilcox
Fannie Simmons
Cecil Bouchey
Effie Harvey
Madeline Seiter
Fern Archambault
Julia Nessler
Helen Davis
Beemer
Patsy Schlafley
Cadillac
Rural News from Main Siding Circle Meeting
The Main Siding Circle met at the home of Mrs. Ron Brockey with ten ladies and eight children for a pot luck lunch. They tied off a quilt for Avis, pieced by Ron's mother Hilda, a former member. Next meeting set for May 3 with Mrs. William Gantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Brockey
Avis
Ron
Hilda
Willam Gantz
Mary
Heber
Floyd Squires
Ray Brink
Edward King
Baby
Saginaw
Alf Tessman
Lou Smith
Hastings
Tessman
Harrison
Russell Shenk
H. Brockway
Connie Krocker
Lee Vlier
C. Krocker
Sun Charlie van Blarcom
Nell
Job
Masonic Hall
Joan van Blarcom
Bethel
Bay City
van Blarcom
Gene van Blarcom
Bruce
Bryan
Marilyn Leiter
Clare
Andy Heintzleman
Henry Heintzleman
Lewis Lautzenheiser
Lansing
Weintzlemans
Les Randle
Tom Bennett
Jim Merillat
Howard Bennett
Virginia Haddox
Muskegon River
Leota
Clyde Collins
San Palo
Brazil
Nial Abbott Jr
Nial Abbott
al Tessman
Norell Mahon
Claré
Tom Brockway
May Campbell
Ae Howard Brockway
Tha Irish
Gratiot Community Hospital
City Briefs From Lansing Se lective Service Conference
Bernand Wilson attended a Selective Service Personnel Conference on April 20 and 21 at the Jack Tar Hotel in Lansing. General Lewis B. Hersey was the main speaker. Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Doyle and others from Wheeler Georgia St. Louis Breckenridge and Beaverton. Local residents visited relatives, attended conferences at Michigan State University, and traveled to El Paso for military assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernand Wilson
Jack Tar
Olds
Lansing
Lewis B. Hersey
Selective Service
Irs
Ken Doyle
Leon Doyle
Marjorie
Wheeler
Georgia
St. Louis
Raymond Doyle
Breckenridge
Doris Simpson
Arthur Dixon
Higgins Lake
Leon Stanley
Kim
Clair Stanley
Otis Stanley
Robert Leposky
Flint
William Dickinson
Melvin Stebelton
Albert McPhail
Ed Dora
Helen Dora
Dennie Fitzpatrick
Beaverton
Sam, Wentworth
Rosebush
Shirley Leposky
Michigan State University
William Lucy
el Paso
Texas
Lucy
Germany
Roy Harter
James Lane
Saginaw
Frank Simpson
Robert Jerred
West Grant
C. A. Perry
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City Bakery
Foss
Collegians
Gofunont
Daylin
TV Saas
Goluwows
Shan
PT Eas
M. Houghton
Clare, Michigan
Rebekah Lodge
City’ Briefs
Cen
Simmons
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