Christmas visits span families across Illinois
Mrs Olive Robinette and grandson with the Brasingtons and Wendy traveled to Elmhurst to celebrate Christmas. The trip ends with the Brasingtons returning home Sunday. The Fisher family from Kankakee joined Mr and Mrs H M Swole for holidays. Charles LeBaron and Steve hosted Christmas at Alma with his mother Mrs LeBaron. Helen Welch and Emma Tiesler enjoyed Christmas Day with Russell Lethorn and family at Shepherd. Fern Swain visits son Eugene Swain in Sanford while recovering from a fall at Clare Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Robinette
Dan Brasington
Wendy
Elmhurst Mlinois
John Melchair
Kipp
Tim
Richard Fisher
Kankakee Illinois
H. M. Swole
Charles LeBaron
Steve
Alma
Helen Welch
Emma Tiesler
Russell Lethorn
Shepherd
Fern Swain
Eugene Swain
Sanford
Clare Hospital
New Program to Inform Soldiers About Post Service Education MEMO
DoD partners with HEW and VA to launch Project MEMO More Education More Opportunity aimed at servicemen in RVN. Bob Hope will inaugurate MEMO with educators who will connect soldiers with colleges universities and trade schools and aid applications and financial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memo
Republic of Vietnam
RVN
Bob Hope
Hope
G.I. Bill
Gordon Sabine
Michigan State University
Births in Harrison and Lake Michigan Areas
A sequence of birth notices lists a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Loy of 2899 Jean Street Harrison Michigan on December 25 1969 at 7 pounds 5 1/2 ounces A son born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Sherman of Route 1 Lake Michigan on December 27 1969 at 7 pounds 13 1/2 ounces A birth for Edward Cox of 6232 Rock Road Lake Michigan on December 28 1969 at 6 pounds 8 1/2 ounces A son born to Mr and Mrs Donnell Harris of Pines Mobile Home Court Clare Michigan on December 29 1969 at 9 pounds 10 1/2 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Realty
Clare
Dunbar
Us-10
State
McEwan
Sentinel
Robert Loy
Jean St
Harrison, Mich
Raymond Sherman
Lake
Michigan
Edward Cox
Rock Rd
Lake, Mich
Donnell Harris
Pines Mobile Home Court
Veterans of World War I Barracks 228 Auxiliary Meeting Report
The Veterans of World War I Barracks 228 and Auxiliary held their Sunday December 28 sessions with 12 members present for a 1 p.m. carry in dinner. Seven members were ill and in hospital. Gertrude Crane to send cards. Isabel Cooper convalescing after major surgery at 43 West 30th Street Riviera Beach Florida 33404. Next meeting January 25 with 1 p.m. carry in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of
Gertrude Crane
Isabel Cooper
West 30Th Street
Riviera Beach
Florida
Community News Notes Honor Longtime Resident and Christmas Events
The Eagle News reports the death of long time resident Mrs. Mabel Leeth on Christmas morning and extends sympathy to her family. A Christmas program by the Church School and Youth Group impressed attendees and Christmas dinner guests gathered to celebrate. Local families and visitors shared holiday meals and welcomed new neighbors Crugher and daughters, plus Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Phillips and Scott from Delaware, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Leeth
Church
Robert Kleiner
Mary Kleiner
Alton David
Lynn
Don K
David
Robert David
Donald Kleiner
Charles David
David Wade
Amy Jo
Pricilla
James McFarlane
Sandra
Pamala
Houghton Lake
Kleiner
Wellington ‘Badgley
Charles Crugher
Ernest Kleiner
Stone House
Morgan Phillips
Scott
Delaware
Ohio
Gordon Kleiner
Findlay
Don Fetters
Ann
Westerow House
Penrose Farm
Glen’ Bay
Ethard Walters
Maud Bay
Jack Gray
West Vay
Dan Bay
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Nees
Ackerman’s Plumbing & Heating
Ackerman
Sade
Schaeffer's
Schaeffer’s
Sentinel Photo
Washington RD
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Veterans Administration
Western Auto
Honda Sales
Innce Eaton
Uary
Eagle News
Mrs
Yost
Walter Bay
Maria
Glen Bay
Russel Armentrout
Jim Calkins
Midland
Harold Armentrout
Glenda
Mt. Morris
Tommy Hutchinson
Hutchinson Home
Robert Hutchinson
Bobby
Harrison
Frank Hutchinson
William Fenton
Yale
Frank Becker
Kroll’s General Store
Loomis, Mich
Nce
Gateway Restaurant
Clare, Michigan
Bernard McNemey
Health Center
Spring Air
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