Club Bridge Parties Highlight Week Across Town
Mrs E G Johnston hosted the Monday Luncheon Club on Hast Sixth Street with two contract tables. High score went to Mrs Sam Garfield, second to Mrs Johnson. Additional notes cover Luncheon and Bridge clubs at Mrs Roy Warter and Mrs John Doherty homes, plus Pinochle and Merry Twelve Club gatherings with prizes and lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Johnston
Hast. Sixth Street
Blay
Sam Garfield
Johnson
Roy Warter
C. D. Peat
Leon Casner
Frank Murdoch
Merry Twelve Chub
Allen Crum
Forest Shumway
Richard Woodcock
John Bruckart
Kenneth Hendrie
Good Literature Club Annual Meeting Set Next Tuesday
The Clare Good Literature Club will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday evening February 6 at Gleason's. Dinner at 6:30. Mrs. Jesse Falconer leads the program as the nominating committee presents officers: Wm Gardon President, Mary Gilmore Vice President, Chalmer Brown Secretary, Harold Schaeffer Treasurer. Reservations for dinner to Mrs. Marl Ruby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Good Literature Club
Gleason’s
Jesse Falconer
Wm. Gardon
Mary Gilmore
Chalmer Brown
Harold Schaeffer
Marl Ruby
Geo Gibis Family Celebrate His 83rd Birthday
The family of George Gibis gathered at his home Sunday to celebrate his eighty third birthday. A bountiful pot luck dinner was served and a birthday cake made by his daughter Anna Plood decorated the table. Mr Gibis was remembered with many nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Ruby
Peggy
George Gibis
Anna Plood
Mr. Gibis
Baptist Young People Plan Sleigh Party
The Clara Baptist Young People's Union held its second business meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Chase Brook's home. Debates set Sunday service leaders for the month, and a sleigh ride party was scheduled for Thursday evening February 8 with committees named for refreshments and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Baptist Young People’s Union
Chase Brook
Virginia Telcher
Ellen Robinette
Helen Robinette
Brooks
Myr. Brooks
R. Miller
Miller
Ruth Robinett
Clare Baptist
Teachers Club Entertained at Kennedy Home
Supt. and Mrs. B. D. Kennedy hosted the Teachers Club on Wednesday evening. Miss Mildred Harwood and John Speare aided in the program featuring a Cootee game, contests, and musical numbers by the Sextet and Miss Geraldine LeRoux. Refreshments followed with Miss Reynolds and Miss Moors pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Kennedy
Teachers Club
Mildred Harwood
John Speare
Mabel Reynolds
A. F. Bates
Richard Greenfield
A. E. Horton
Paul Lowrey
Leo Brown
Mr. Bates
Geraldine LeRoux
Miss Reynolds
Miss Moors
King's Daughters Birthday Party Held at Mrs Foell Home
Sixteen members met at Mrs Walter Foell's Thursday afternoon for a regular meeting and birthday party. Mrs Robert Ryan presided as Vice President. Miss Mary Gilmore read a list of society articles crafted from old and new materials. Over a hundred items were distributed to ready families for the holidays. Birthday members present were.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughter's
Walter Foell
Robert Ryan
Mary Gilmore
Help Finland Week Set By Hoover as Drive Peak
Hoover announces February 4 as Help Finland Week to rally national support for Finnish refugees. Events nationwide include benefit shows with stars, movie theater collaborations, school drives, and sports matches. Labor leaders promote fund raising through 50,000 unions and 8 million workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Hoover
New York
Herbert Hoover
Finnish Relief Fund
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Alaska
Joe Williams
Scripps-Howard
Helen Hayes
Paul Muni
Katherine Hepburn
Tallulah Bankhead
Miss Hayes
William Green
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Alexander S. Lipsett
National Labor Organizations Division
Fund
Treasury chief urges higher debt limit to 50 billion
In a House Appropriations subcommittee statement Henry Morgenthau Jr. urges raising the statutory debt ceiling from 45 to 50 billion dollars saying inflation risk is unclear up to 50 billion but stronger limits should be considered beyond that. He warns that once the first step is taken, further increases become likelier and urges public opposition to prevent new borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations Committee
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Congress
New Deal Administration
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington comments urge debt limit halt and cuts
Washington voices criticize debt policy urging a ceiling of 50 billion and cautioning against rising beyond 49 or 50, calling for spending cuts across departments to relieve taxpayers and curb profligate New Deal expenditures. The note argues relief is needed for many citizens while excess spending continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New Deal
Luncheon Honoring Hostess Mother and Attendees
Mrs Minnie Brown hosted a lovely lunch in honor of the hostess Mrs Mary Guy and Mrs Andrew Friz. Mrs Alice Foell led the serving with help from Mrs Ernest Foss Mrs Harry Foss and Miss Maxine Sowle. The society will meet with Mrs Robert Ryan February 1 and with Mrs Fred Loomis February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brown
Mary Guy
Andrew Friz
Alice Foell
Ernest Foss
Harry Foss
Maxine Sowle
Robert Ryan
Fred Loomis
Methodist Ladies Aid Entertained by Mrs Gilbert Howard
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met at Mrs Gilbert Howard’s home Friday afternoon. Twenty three members and guests enjoyed sewing and a lovely lunch. Mrs Martin Hierhart led devotions. The group will meet next week at Mrs George Denns’s home on East Highth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Boody
West First Street
Marjorie Bryant
Tommy Beatty
George Bryant
Earl Beatty
Archie Beatty
Kenneth
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
Gilbert
Howard
Martin Hierhart
Aid
George Denns
East Highth Street
Initiatory Degree Conferred at I O O F Lodge Meeting
Members of the I O O F lodge met Monday evening at their hall. Ralph Irwin received the Initiatory degree. District Deputy Grand Master Martz Detwiller installed several officers unable to attend the regular installation. After the session, members adjourned to the kitchen for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Ralph Irwin
Martz Detwiller
O. W. Nash
John Rodabaugh
Arthur Lamb
Herbert Leonard
Rebekahs Meet At The Ciata Rebekah Lodge
The Ciata Rebekah Lodge was called to order Tuesday evening with Mia Henrietta Smith as Noble Grand. The meeting focused on lodge activities and community service, with officers elected and plans discussed for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Ciata Rebekah Lodge
Mia
Henrietta Smith
Noble
Harrison Community Notes Reflect Busy Social Scene
Local residents share a weekend of visits and gatherings across Harrison and surrounding townships. Friendly calls span Midland to Clare, with the Tri County Health Unit meeting, a Father and Son Banquet planned, and a winter sports frolic for Presbyterian club members.
Local Social Notes From Temple and Nearby Communities
Temple residents Mrs Roy Holford and Mrs Floyd Holford were Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Loys Kohn. Mrs Hudson Jones and Mrs Roy Myers attended a Local Leaders training center meeting in Clare Friday. Gladys Smith of Sylvan visited Roy Myers Wednesday. Roy Myers hosted at the Winter Sports Park in Grayling Sunday. Mrs Nick Pfannes visited her mother Mrs Chas Van Blarcom in Greenwood Thursday. Mrs Van Blarcom is slowly recovering in a Saginaw hospital after weeks in a neck injury cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Robert Heisman
Midland
Earl Green
Bertha Green
David Harper
Howard Stimpson
Frank M. Myers
Norman Myers
Arthur Township
Saginaw
George Perkins
Harry Schwanz
Redding Township
Roy Allen
Sheriff
Seaver Amble
Billie
Q. Amble
Hamilton Township
Tri- County Health Unit Board of Directors
Clare
Arenac
Gladwin
Court House
Harrison
Thiehoff
Martha Knecht
Harrison Board of Commerce
Paul D. Gibson
Robert Burns
Charles Amble
Henry Sands
J. P. Myers
Randall
F. M. Myers
Fred Schuett
Rita Town
Charles van Quiarcom
Greenwood Township
Jesse Hammersly
Rex Glute
Alma
Betty Lepley
Dickie
J. E. Yoder
Gene
Elizabeth Schaaf
Clare County General Hospital
H. Harrison
Henry Gardiner
B. F. Hampton
Hayes Township
Lloyd Witter
Carl Rushton
Atlanta
Frank Bush
Clare Courty
Clair Stanley
Helen Raspott
Arden Light
Guy Light
Whilden Hughes
Rex Clute
Dickie Hammersly
J. H. Yoder
Hoyt
Ernest Bruce
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel Bruce
Charley Burts
Charlotte
Burns
Miss Thelma
West Branch
Theodore Butcher
Joseph Newbound
Arnold Hughes
Detroit
Elmer Hughes
Clare Friends
Francis Thomas
Larry and
Francis, Jr
Harold Rees
Farwell
Pearl Clute
James Carpenter
Maddersville
Ben Carpenter
Roy Holford
Floyd Holford
Loys Kohn
Hudson Jones
Roy Myers
Gladys Smith
Sylvan
Grayling
Nick Pfannes
Chas. van Blarcom
Greenwood
van Blarcom
Saginaw Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Ruby
Gerald Nivison
Low
Lowell Schaeffer
Ruby
John Doherty
Jac Rassat
Wand Callishan
John Empy
Eveline Gerow
W. A. Neithercut
Lorraine and
Jimmy
Flint
J. D. Robinette
Gail
Chesaning
Pepper Club
Earl Tupper
John Schultz
Gordon MclIntosh
Mr. Schultz
Tupper
Frank Hochstetler
Hochstetler
Louie Thayer
Thayer
J. E. Davy
Ladies Guild Plan Valentine
Congregational Ladies Guild
Stuart Bicknell
Alex Artibee
Albert Dawe
C. A. Welman
Horace Joyner
Geo. White
Leo Oden
H. J. Foster
Alex McKinnon
John Wilson
Roy Harter
A. S. Grigier
Jas. S. Bicknell
Nila Struble
Kenneth Hen
Co. A. Wellman
4A. E. Wylie
Valentine
Good Literature Club
Geo. Gibis
Baptist
Kennedy Home
King’s Daughters
Mrs. Walter Foell
P.N. G
Muzabeth . Mcintosh
District Association
Sadie Ogle
Daisy Tedeman
Marguerite Leonard
Rebecca Abbott
Morgan’s
Effie Harvey
Jackson
Leonard
Wilma Nowlen
Ria
Washington
Methodist Ladies Aid
Mrs
Gilbert Howard
Jesse Allen
Houghton Lake
Paul Catron
Long Lake
Karolyn
John Kemmis
Fred Schaaf
Lansing
Connie
Kayl Mavis
Loomis
Hol Yoder
Samuel Morrison
Ephriam Briggs
Letta Price
Harrison High School
L. D. Carrigan
Lettie Will
Wallace Smith
Clara Smith
Ralph Carpenter
Thomas Barclay
Jesse Hampton
Nellie Hampton
Frank Myers
Milo Myers
Paul Bennett
Aloma
Pearl Chite
Jack Briggs
Norma
Kay
John Briggs
Charles Reynolds
Allan Henderson
Otis Stanley
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Clare Cleaners Howard
W. Jones
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