Weekend Visits and Local Social Notes Around Clare
A long list of weekend visits and social calls from Clare and nearby towns includes Miss Carol Ann Wieferich from Clare visiting Gala Hochgrétler, and numerous relatives and friends in Pontiac Frost Cadillac and Mt. Pleasant. Donald Shuett receives honorable discharge and tours with friends visiting in Detroit and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usah Yeen
Pontiac
Ware
John Cook
Russell
Kenneth Gamble
Greenwood
Archie. Burrell
Houghton Lake
John. Cook
Frost
John, Jr
Gerritt
Cook
Carol Ann Wieferich
Clare
Gala Hochgrétler
Nick Panes
Glare
Gertrude Gates
Erdina Hochstetter
Leona. Stimpson
Olive. Hallett
Cadillac
Mae. Campbell
Don Shuett
Howard Brockway
Tony
Chas. van Blar
Lois Lorraine
Wayne ‘Kelly
Detroit
Earl Green
Clare Hospital
Léo Skinner
Jake Vollmer
Petoskey
Carl Peters
Betty Schaaf
Bradenton
Sam Morrison
Robert
Klink
Baby Penny
Plint
Norman Myers
Jesse Allen
Fred Woods
Bill ‘Bruce
Mt. Pleasant
Sam Bruce
Harry Kantner
Boyer
Mt Pleasant
Mynard ‘Maybée
Sam
Bruce
Rena Roth
Ernest Roth
Russell Sharp
Francis McKenna
Wm. McKenna
Beaverton
Victor
Paul Erchmar
Redding Township
Anna Woolf
Marion
Gloria Perry
Rachel VanBuskirk
Clarence Horn
Baby
Mr. Pleasant
James Whitmer
T. A. Fuller
Harold
Wm. Vreeland
Russell Weston
Bueh Smith
Dorothy Ann
Percy Weston
Pleasant
Harold Yost
Wm. Yost
Chas. Cook
Lots Lake
Pedro
Jamey “Whitmer
Patricia
Harrison
Third and Fourth Grade Notes From Mrs Bunting Class
Students report visits from parents and teachers and note absences due to bad edicts. The fourth grade works on Jong multiplication and division and shares a letter from a Oklahoma student. Spelling awards go to Joan Bailey Betty Beavers Kay Pardue Maxine Poleski Dicky Amble Brian Bunting Bennie Burns Larry Hosler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunting
Stockwell
Sanford
Donald Férgisby
Billy Skinner
Lynn Gendrégske
Betty Tennant
Wanda*Sanford
Kay “Pardie
Oklahoma
Joan Bailey
Betty Beavers
Kay Pardue
Maxine Poleski
Dicky Amble
Brian Bunting
Bennie Burns
Larry Hosler
Sophomore Wesley Sprains Ankle Still Not Using Crutches
Bud Landsdon Missed School Last Week Due to Illness. Juniors Work On Paragraphs in Americas Literature. Beatrice Bringold Nominated for Carnival Queen. Senior Carnival Expected With High Attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Skinner
Bud Landsdon
Becaueshe
Americas
Beatrice Bringold
Eighth Grade Art and Sports Notes From Local School
Eighth grade captains Don Hosler and Bob Brink lead the boys art class decorating for Lincoln and Washington birthdays. Girls will stencil on cloth next week. Gym class schedules favor seventh period Thursday for girls and sixth period Wednesday for boys. Eighth grade boys study transportation and cheerleaders Jo sie Burns Esther Eaton Donna Jean Clapp Florice Hilton cheer Tuesday. There are fifty-two students. Students Kenny Haskell, Beaverton basketball player, and others contribute posters on transportation. The lesson text is Numbers and Proverbs about discipline, faith, and moral reform amid postwar concerns including alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hosler
Bob Brink
Lincoln
Washington
Hank ‘Cahoon
Flint
Louise Anger
Bonna Jean Sersaw
Kenny Haskell
Lansing
Beaverton
Josie Burns
Esther Eaton
Donna Jean Clapp
Florice Hilton
Stade
Romers
Billy” “Amble
Roger Ehle
Kenny ‘Haskell
Vernon Center Extension Group Meeting Notes
The Vernon Center Extension Group met at Mrs. Marshall Brock's home for an all day session on Wednesday January 81. A pot luck dinner followed at noon. The day’s lesson, Making Accessories, was led by Mrs. David Schwartz and Mrs. Will Irwin. Members crafted gloves and purses. The next meeting is February 28 at Mrs. Lionel Duncan’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Center
Marshall Brock
David Schwartz
Will Irwin
Lionel Duncan
North Vernon Extension Group Hosts Pot Luck Lesson
The North Vernon Extension Group met at Mrs. Ed Schlafley Jr’s home on February 6 for a noon pot luck and a purses lesson led by Mrs. Albert Schug and Mrs. Ray Parish. Eight members and one guest attended with a Valentine theme and a hostess gift. The next meeting at Mrs. David Seiter’s home on February 27 will begin lampshade lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ed. Schlafley Jr
Albert Schug
Ray Parish
David Seiter
Gold Rush Trails Describe Westward Route Signs
After the summer of 1849 the trails across the western deserts were said to be easily followed, marked by discarded dry bones, remains of animals, newly marked graves and other signs of the gold rush era.
Lesson for February 10 Religious Waycations Texts
Lesson notes discuss religious vacations and copyrighted queenly texts used with permission. The fragment mentions February 10 and subjects Cand GOP texts in a religious context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queennat Ont Goman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brownie
Smith’s Appliance
Clare, Michigan
West
Jefferson
Michigan
Fleming Shoe Company
Davy
Iiments Ae
Gord
Israel
Promised Land
America
Joshua
Caleb
God
Egypt
Moses
Vernon
North Vernon Group
International
Harold L. Lundquist
D.D
Bible Tautrite
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Southern Belles
Whitman's Valentine Box
Candy Valentine
the Trading Post
Neal Joslin
Farwell, Michigan
Clare Bowling Alleys
Bowl For
del Bradley
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