Robinett Family Reunion Observed in Cotton Grove
The thirty fifth Robinett reunion held Sunday August 14 in Cotton's grove included a children dinner with 103 attendees. Despite polio fears the gathering featured births, deaths, weddings of Robint family members and elected officers Blair Flegal president James Robinett vice president Hei n Robinett treasurer and Mrs J C Newman secretary with relatives from Lansing Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Mandelon Gladwin and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinett
Cotton's Grove
Oen
Alice Alwood
Charles Davis
Clarence Davis
Yound Pappies
Robert Davis
Violet Athey
Gerald Davis
Dorma Lee Lavoy
Ruby
Wm. Kosh
Mary Reggiser
Tom Pardon
Don Barber
Betty Higgens
Iris Barber
Doris Gasman
Stella Trietch
Avery Barber
Blair Flegal
James Robinett
Hien ‘Robinett
J. C. Newman
Lansing
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Mancelona
Gladwin
Butternut
Chesaning
Detroit
Clare
Farwell
Pratt School Home-Coming Revisit Memories
The Pratt School held its first annual home-coming on Sunday August 14 with a pot luck dinner. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Harry Foss Vice President Mr Henderson Secretary Mrs Herman Walter Program Chairman Mrs Cecil Davison. Arthur Johnson of Clare noted as the oldest teacher present having taught 1896 99. The next home-coming is planned for the first Sunday in July 1950 and invites former teachers pupils and residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt School
Harry Foss
Wm. Henderson
Herman Walter
Cecil Davison
Burt Lloyd
Dunlop
Arthur Johnson
Clare
Pratt
John Smiths surprised on 46th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Smith were surprised Friday evening last week when forty relatives and friends gathered to celebrate their 46th anniversary. The surprise included pepper games a pot luck supper and a wedding cake centerpiece. They received a radio and a wool blanket as gifts from relatives and neighbors. Tourists who are treated courteously will step in Clare again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Smiths
Clare
Newlywed Yeomans Honored By Friends In Warm Tuesday Party
Mr and Mrs A J Yeoman were feted at a Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Schlafley Sr Ten couples attended with Pepper as the game prize winners Mrs Ernest Irwin and Harrison Simmons earned high scores Mrs Glen Hammond and Harley Holt were second high and Mrs Holt and Bud Shephard took the consolation Simmons also won the traveler prize A pot luck lunch with three decorated cakes followed and a gift presentation由
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schlafley
A. J. Yeoman
Pepper
Ernest Irwin
Harrison Simmons
Glen Hammond
Harley Holt
Holt
Bud Shepherd
Simmons
Hilborn Reunion Held At Midland Ninth Annual Picnic
The ninth Hilborn reunion gathered at Emerson Park Midland with a pot luck meal. Seventy attendees included families from Detroit Pon tiac Clare West Branch and Milwaukee among others. Notable events were two birthdays and three deaths and three births reported for the year. Dale Hartman will serve another year as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilborn
Emerson Park
Midland
Geraldine Sunday
Forest Hilborn
Milton Wright
Detroit
Nora Vanderworp
Norris Smith
Dick Robinson
Shirley
Lois
Sylvia Orvis
Pontiac
Dale Hartman
Clarkston
W. J. Hartman
Cohootah
Burnice Bright
Au Gres
Lewis Sunday
John Hartman
Stanley Schunk
Clare
Henry Hilborn
Leo Hilborn
West Branch
Mira Boyles
Marie Cook
Clarence Davis
Charlotte
Milton Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Irvin Boyles
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Harold Dee Sunday
George Boyles
Hita Davis
Joe Hilborn
Aileen Davis
Battle Creek
Bud Davis
David
Harold Wesley
Alan Gregory
Robert Moor
Joy Lee
Hmerson Park
Hileman Family Reunion at Wilson State Park
The Hileman annual reunion was held at Wilson State Park Harrison on Sunday August 14 with 75 members attending. A bountiful dinner and pleasant afternoon of visiting followed. Attendees came from New York Lincoln Park Hearse Hastings Saginaw Owosso Sandusky Lansing Fowlerville Alma and Lake City led by Chas Heber secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hileman
Wilson State Park
Harrison
New York
Lincoln Park
Hearse
Hastings
Saginaw
Owosso
Sandusky
Lansing
Fowlerville
Alma
Lake City
Chas. Heber
Prenuptial shower honors Mrs. Hazel Hawkins at hostess home
Mrs. Hazel Hawkins was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Earlybird and Blarney Clubs at Mrs. Leon Casner's home. Attendees included her sister Mrs. Pearl Kratz, daughter Mrs. Ruth Strait of Grand Rapids, sisters Mrs. C. EB. Wilson and Mrs. Babson, Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs. William Holmes, and Mrs. Sadie Causgrove. Six bridge tables produced prizes for top players, and guests presented a corsage and gifts amid refreshments and an arch wedding bells cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hawkins
Leon Casner
Earlybird
Blarney
Pearl Kratz
Ruth Strait
Grand Rapids
C. EB. Wilson
Babson
Detroit
Frank Allen
Midland
William Holmes
Lansing
Sadie Causgrove
Bay City
Tim Frey
John Stough
Hich
Casner
Hawkins
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State Convention Delegates Report At Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday August 8 with large attendance. President Hilda Tibbits presided as minutes were read by Belle Jackson and Celina Creguer reported on the Detroit State Convention attended with Margaret McKinnon. Officers elected include Violet Barnes Cadillac as Department President Bertha Proestel Secretary Margaret Hill Chaplain Gertrude Hildebrandt Historian Blanche Walker finance officer for the 10th District. plans set for September 26 officer installation with past district president as Installing Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hilda Tibbits
Margaret McKinnon
Parent
Creguer
Belle Jackson
Celina Creguer
Detroit
Violet Barnes
Cadillac
Bertha Proestel
Margaret Hill
Gertrude Hildebrandt
Blanche Walker
Mary Ferguson
Statler Hotel
Gook Cadillac Hotel
Fordson Stadium
Dearera
Perry
John Stough Family Party At Their Home Sunday
A family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Stough’s home drew forty six relatives and four guests for a noon pot luck and wiener roast. Attendees included Jennie Venable, Kitty Koontz, Ruth Laurich, the Stoughs and many relatives from Lansing Utica Detroit Clare and Jonesville. Mrs Youmans 91 enjoyed the day with children and four of six great great grandchildren. Ice cream cake and pie ended the visit as they plan an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stough
Jennie Venable
Port Neches
Texas
Kitty Koontz
Ruth Laurich
Lavond
Lansing
Gordon Stough
Utica
Tressa Winfield
Vernon Stough
Keith Stough
Keith
Detroit
Brown
Jonesville
John Tice
Kay
Marilee
Percy Stough
Dee Stough
Billy Dee
Dale Stough
Jack Tice
Harold White
Wanda Ehberhart
Loie Hansler
Emma Youmans
Clare
Schofield Family Reunion Held Sunday At Farwell Park
The Schofield family reunion was held at Farwell Park on Sunday August 14 with 67 attendees. Robert Schofield of Rosebush was named president for the coming year, Bernard Schofield of Farwell is vice president, Willis Wiggins of Mt. Pleasant is secretary treasurer, and Mrs Ruobert Schofield will chair next year’s program. The 1950 gathering will be at Island Park in Mt. Pleasant on the second Sunday in August, with Ray Schofield of Dearborn traveling the farthest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield
Farwell Park
Robert Schofield
Rosebush
Bernard Schofield
Farwell
Willis Wiggins
Mt. Pleasant
Ruobert Schofield
Island Park
Ray Schofield
Dearborn
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