Christmas Parties Gather Readers At Local Homes
The Junior Sunday school class of the M. B. H church met Friday afternoon for a Christmas party with games and gift exchanges and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Richard Woodcock hosted a Saturday evening Christmas party with late hour refreshments. Christmas dinner guests included George Hachmuth of Los Angeles and other friends from Muskegon Coleman and Delphis. The Early Birds met at Mrs Gerald Nivis home with high score won by Mrs Harold Loomis and low by Mrs Schaeffer. Mrs Eugene Wyman hosted a Friday bridge club luncheon with prizes for Mrs Wyman and Mrs John Doherty. Mr and Mrs Livingston plan to wed and move to West County Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bh, Church
Richard Woodcock
Mrs. Woodcock
Donald Holbrook
George Hachmuth
Los Angeles
Calif
Berwyn Dines
Muskegon
Ben Kanaar
Judeth
Coleman
Frank Hachmuth
Carol
Gerald Nivis
Lowell Schaeffer
Harold Loomis
Schaeffer
R. EH. Hengley
Eugene Wyman
Alfred Doherty
Frank Hochstetler
Wyman
John Doherty
Mrs Charlotte Bouchey Weds Homer Livingston in Quiet Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Homer Livingston surprised Wednesday December 21 at the Methodist parsonage where Miss Charlotte Bouchey and Homer Livingston spoke nuptial vows before Rev James Rogers. About fifty friends gathered December 21 at the Livingston home to shower gifts and celebrate with a social lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Bouchey
Homer Livingston
James Rogers
Saurday
John Livingston
Esther Reynolds Becomes Bride of Robt Van Buskirk
Esther Edith Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs Orin Reynolds wed John Robert Van Buskirk son of Mrs Mina Van Buskirk at the Reynolds home with Rev B R Town officiating. The couple will reside in the tenant house on her father’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Edith Reynolds
Orin Reynolds
John Robert van Buskirk
Mina van Buskirk
Rev
B. R. Town
Lawrence Finch
Mrs. van Buskirk
Aleatha McLaughlin Weds William Jackson on Christmas Eve
Aleatha McLaughlin married William Jackson at Brown Corners Parsonage with Rev E R Town officiating. Attendants were Basil Harvey and his wife. A Christmas Day dinner was served at the bride’s sister Mrs Dale Gillis home. The groom works at Clare Auto Parts and they will reside on South Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Corners Parsonage
Aleatha McLaughlin
William Jackson
E. R. Town
Basil Harvey
Dale Gillis
Clare Auto Parts
McLaughlin
South Maple Street
Congregational Church Posts Busy December January Meetings
The Congregational Church announces the Ladies Union annual meeting with Mrs. Dawe at the parsonage on Friday December 30 with a noon pot luck dinner. The Ladies Guild meets January 4 with co hostesses and officers to be elected. The annual church meeting follows January 8 with a pot luck dinner and officer reports. Please pay pledges before year end or at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Union
Ladies Guild
C. A. Wellman
Ida Crigier
Bert Greer
Resort News Update From Christmas Holiday Visits
Resort News reports residents and visitors sharing holidays across Michigan towns. Names include Luce, Gale, Cunningham, Gill, Hanson, Turner, Rosenburg, and others visiting Frederic Clare Ashley Mt. Pleasant Pontiac and Lansing over Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsther Luce
Frederic
Floyd Gale
Haton Rapids
Charles Cunnningham
Illinois
Edenville
Irackleton
Walter Hanson
Clare
Farwell
Tom
Mt. Pleasant
Guy Turner
Ashley
Wm. Rosenburg
Ohio
TF. A. Luce
Frank Thilly
Loretta Hergendoeder
Ray Brace
Alfred Abbott
G. A. Silaver
Lloyd Sprague
Lloyd Nichols
Fred Wolf
John Sears
Russell Kress
Charles Borst
Pontiac
Bernard Coyne
Flint
Basil Coyne
Stirling Curtiss
Basil Baker
Lansing
Arthur Belin
New Titles at Clark City Library shelves
The Clark City Library announces arrivals including Christmas Days by Jos Lincoln My Son My Son by Howard Spring Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier And Tell of Time by Laura Krey Best Plays of 1936 37 Burns Mantle Armour Against Fate by Margaret Peddler Heidi Grows Up by Johanna Spyri White Stag Kate Seredy Sky Scraper Mystery Lavina Davis Children of Mexico Alice Henderson Inc of Sweden Madeline Brandes Stories of Science Wilber Beancamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Lincoln
My Son
Howard
David Garth
Rebecca
Daphne du Maurier
Laura Krey
Heaven
Rachel Wield
Burns Mantle “Moris
Grace Livingston Hill
Margaret Peddler
Heidi Grows Up
Johanna Spyri
Kate Seredy
Lavina Davis
Mexico
Alice Henderson
Happy New Year and Old Year Reflections
A short verse passage reflects on bidding farewell to the old year and welcoming the new. It recalls memories, duties fulfilled, courage amid doubt, and pioneers who showed the way, closing with a hopeful greeting for what lies ahead.
New Year's Organ Hunters Rally for Farm Sale Haul
Duo of Ann and Phil Hudson roam Fletcher and Putnam counties chasing antique reed organs. A two-bit investment spurs a summer of prize wins and farm sale hunts across eight two-mile miles, reshaping a hobby into a local craze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Phil
Ann
Hartman
Morton City
Frank Hartman
Fletcher
Putnam Counties
Hudsons
Hartman Farm
Phil Hudson
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas social notes in Harrison area households
Mrs. Margaret McArthur of Detroit visits in Harrison at her daughter’s home. Numerous local families host or spend Christmas with relatives in Marion Gladwin Alma Clare Mt. Pleasant Ewart Frost township and other nearby towns. Visitors include Edwin Hill CCC camp Paradise J L Hill, Miss Katherine Briggs, Miss Delores Dyke, families Seelinger Nickerson and more, with multiple dinners and holiday gatherings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McArthur
Detroit
Hari Wilson
Edgar Bringman
Ava Jean
Bert Landers
Marion
Hileen Amble
Mt. Pleasant
Seaver Amble
J. L. Hill
CCC
Camp Paradise
Lettie Hill
Irah Emery
Belding
St. Louis
Fred Smith
Joseph Newbound
Otto Eastment
Alma
Lettie Hil
Ralph Harvey
Bri
Richard Cann Sr
Gladwin
Katherine Briggs
Gordenville
John Briggs
Herman Dyke
Donald Seelinger
Jake Seelinger
Chesaning
Ray Seelinger
Stanley Ash
Clarkston
Anne Welington
Lewiston
James Whitmer
Albert
John Paulus
Frost Township
Robert Burns
Ernest Mosher
Rita Nickerson
Windover Lake
Fred Nickerson
Nick Pfannes
Charles van Blarcom
Greenwood Township
Ronald, Keller
Shepherd
Leonard Wycott
Houghton Lake
Hames Myers
William Miller
Pontiac
Richard McCartney
Familly
Speed of Lightning and Light Speed Ratio
A fragment notes the average speed of something unnamed is 18 percent of light speed. The passage compares speed a physicist might describe as a fraction of light.
Health Unit Activities New Year Message from Health District No 7
The health officer emphasizes keeping birth records and the child death rate as key health indicators. He urges birth registration for later proof of citizenship and licenses, and wishes readers a healthy New Year from Health District No 7.
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Wesley Teale
Aaron McReynolds
Clarence Davis Rand
Wm. Brckart
Ralph Shull
Henry Winters
Delphis
Mrs. Livingston
West County Line
Clare Cleaners
Howard W. Jones
Mgr
Esther Reynolds
Robt. van Buskirk
Congregational Church
the Sentinel
Country Club
Charles English
GOVER
Uae
Lake George Resort
Clark City
Inc
Sweeden
Madeline Bran
Stories of
Wilber Beancamp
Philander Johnson
Washington Star
Luella B. Lyons
Harrison
Ethel Gustafson
Marquette
Robert Brown
Carl Brown
Francis Totton
Frank Totton
Etta Town
Eva Otto
Fréd Schuett
Earl Town
Francis McKenna
Frank McKenna
Max Carey
J. A. ‘Whitmer
Walter Lang
Genevieve Smith
Reeve Bond
Hayes Township
Donald Ferrington
Virginia Lou
Bay City
Stella White
Bert Waite
Ewart
David Roth
Robert
Ernest
Russel
Russel Sharp
Greeiwood
Robert’ Roth
McBride
Howard Stimpson
Olive Hallet
Guy Stimpson
Ronald Barnes
Rudolph
Saginaw
Clara Stith
Wallace Lockwood
Johanna Lockwood
Cleveland
Olive Weidner
V. Thiehoff
M. D
Castile
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Midh
U.S. P
G. C. Born
Chiropractor
Heber
Hall
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Clare, Michigan
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