Local social notes mention visits and guests across several towns
Edith Raymond visits Mrs Lola Rulapaugh in Bloomfield Grove while Franklin Snider from Grayling spends time with his parents. Multiple families from Midland Clare Lansing Bay City Harrisville and Sag inaw are noted visiting relatives across weekends and holidays. Janet Duncan named organizations editor of Chippewa yearbook at Central Michigan College.
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Edith Raymond
Bln Grove
Lola Rulapaugh
Franklin Snider
Grayling
Geo. Snider
E. W. Wilson
Midland
Will Bowler
Hazel Hawkins
C. A. Townsend
Joe Buzard
Terry
Jean
Lansing
Glen Wasnich
Joe Cunningham
Bud
Wm. Cunningham
Harrisville
John Keschman
Mary Jane
Joe
Bay City
L. E. Davy
Hugh Maxwell
Reva Maxwell
Clare
Howard Morford
Pontiac
Ray Bergey
Loomis
Joseph Sullivan
Hamilton Township
St. Mary’s Hospital
Saginaw
Janet Duncan
Central Michigan College
Chippewa
Janet
Local residents visit, travel, and family news notes
A long list of visits and travels from Pratt to Lansing to Flint and Detroit records residents visiting relatives and friends. Highlights include Mrs. Ford Harpster, Mrs. Lucy Milam, Clifford Skyring, Charles Williams, Mrs. O. W. Nash, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wall, Mrs. Edith Raymond, Lola Rulapaugh, and many others calling on relatives in Alma, McBride, Flint, Lansing, and Traverse City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Harpster
Pratt
Lucy Milam
Hesther Archambault
Clifford Skyring
Lansing
Si E Charles Willams
Great Lakes
O. W. Nash
Don R. Young
Charles Prather
C. J. Cobb
Alma
C. B. Neff
J. M. Neff
McBride
N. C. Davis
June Cleveland
Flint
Edith Raymond
Elim Grove
Lola Rulapaugh
C. D. Harvey
Tom Spence
E. A. Samborn
E. P. Gitgood
Daytont
Tennessee
Richard Wall
Harry Nowlen
Harry
Ernest Irwin
Stevenson Lake
Joseph Methner Jr
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Ronald Brown
Leslie
Chicago
Meth Brown
Earl Town
Farwell
J. C. Marotzke
Ed. Little
Will Neithercut
Jimmy
Dorig Gerow
John Neithercut
Gerow
Maude Turbush
Celia Davis
Hol
Lardie
Edward, Jr
Traverse City
Otis McPhail
Janette Carol McePhaill
Lula Shaw
Seattle
Washington
New Guinea
Dewey Paxton
Saginaw
Frances Bitter
Harverter
Earl Ruby
Bobby
Detroit
Bernard McNerney
Vernon
Jennings Archambault
Barney McNerney
Joe
Wise
Roy VanWormer
Arthur Walter
Don Mosher
Fred Huntley
Bill Chapple
Clio
Barbara
D. S
Clayton Hardman
I. W. Horning
Midland
J. H. Leonard
Mary Ann
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Clair Stanley
Leon
Grant
Loris Roberts
Donald Lee
Gladwin
Milo Myers
Ernest
Yarwell
Sherm Blackledge
Gil Lithen
Marion
Earl Tupper
Harrison Tupper
Blanchard
Floyd Perkins
Etta Jewell Shields
Seminole
Okla
Ray Shields
C. A. Shields
Big Rapids
Arleigh Hamilton
Rose Cowling
Harold
Leslie Adams, Jr
Devere Schoonover
Nancy
Joe Hendrie
Elizabeth Schoonover
Percy Verrette
Ralph Stevens
Stevens
Hallie Webb
Leon Stevens
New Arrivals and Social Notes from Mt Pleasant Area
A series of birth notices includes Elna Lynn born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson of Plint on November 26 and Gail Lynn born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Methner Jr. at Central Michigan Hospital on November 30. The item lists numerous visits and visits across towns including Flint Saginaw Mt Pleasant and Beaverton with mentions of Navy service and furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thompson
Plint
Elna Lynn
Joseph Methner, Jr
Central Michigan Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Gail Lynn
Methner
Virginia Perry
U. S. Navy
States
Clare Bridge Tournament Ends With Dramatic Finals
The Hotel Doherty event concluded with the last round on Wednesday evening. Grand slam honors went to Douglas Asline Hartshorn Zinser Frey Hall and Naumes McDonald. Final scores showed Douglas Asline leading by about two thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Douglas-Asline
Hartshorn- Zinser
Frey-Hall
Naumes-McDonald
Douglas-Aslinée
Anderson-Kajser
Fleming-Neff
Wallace-Greer
Forsberg-Adams
Horns Binter
Habbat
Preniing
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Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
Clarified Bakery
Hamingly
Iege Onnels
Caroline Robinson
Kingsley
Gelea
Cologne
Old South
Iame
Marie
Kingsley Hollywood
Federal Reserve Bank
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