Many Local Guests Visit Homes Across Beaverton Area
A flurry of weekend visits ties neighbors to families across Skeets, Clare, Rosebush, and Beaverton. Ed Nash’s son George and Ruth Ann join Sunday calls at Edwin F Nash's Skeets home. Numerous pairs and families from Lansing to Midland enjoy dinners, chats, and birthday gatherings.
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George ‘Nash
Edwin F. Nash
Skeets
Jerry’*Leposky
Charles Muma
Gladwin
Ron Phillips
Roy Phillips
Cecil Philips
Phillip Millard
William Black
Lansing
F. D. McKenna
Gertrude Fowler
Carl Bringold
Freeda Whitmer
Amber Burns
Bertha Lydell
McKenna
Gordon Morton
Howard Morton
Curtis Morton
Curtis Morton, Jr
St. Martins Point
Ned Hanson
William Buema
Morton
Charles Bruce
Ed Bruce
Saginaw
Bay City
Jim Duggan
Tammy
Judy
Midland
Fred Wood
George Nash
Harrison
O.E.S
Edna Bruce
Mona Hadley
Jewell ‘Monicrieff
Merill Johnson
Dorothy Cady
Beaverton
CBS
Wayne Wright
Roscoe Summers
al Collins
Madelon Cook
Donna Cook
Breckenridge
Gary Collins
Michigan West University
Sunny
Arnold Stammen
Roy
Laurene Stammen
Kay
Karl
Edgar Brady
Leslie Randle
Sheridan
Lewis Rutter
Walter Harpster
Alvina Gardon
Clare
Charles Palmer
Dale Brandon
Russell Bauder
Freeland
Elmer Amble
Irah Moore
Grace Allison
Martha Allen
Arina Mae Dicken
Sharon Butcher
Saginaw Business College
Lewis Butter
Ann Cloutier
Worman Gardner
EB. M. Bucholz
Coleman
G. H. ‘Bucholz
Russell Boyer
Alma VanTassel
Chris
Linda
Houghton Lake
Lake City
Gerald . Engel
Elmer Ample
Joann
Ronald Langworthy
Earl Thomas
Harold Yost
Texas
William Henderson
Everette Allen
Dover
Edgar Bringman
Fred Jones
Lulu Vandenbos
Falmouth
New Baby for Mr and Mrs Leonard Gross
Mr and Mrs Leonard Gross welcomed a baby boy born January 30 at Mt Pleasant hospital named Steven Leonard.
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Leonard Gross
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Steven Leonard
11th District VFW Rally in East Tawas
The 11th District VFW and Auxiliary Rally gathered February 5 in East Tawas with a turkey dinner and program. Speakers included Mrs Clarissa Leeding and Ed Palhoski, and editor of Michigan Veterans gave a brief talk. Attendees from Farwell included several local couples and Harley Teeters of Clare.
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East Tawas
Clarissa _Leeding
Department
Ed Palhoski
Michigan Veterans” Paper
Farwell
E. G. Hilyard
George Post
William Ingraham
Harley Teeters
Clare
What Procedure After Breaking Up for Teenagers
A teenage reader asks how to cope after a breakup with a sixteen year old boy. The columnist urges developing other interests, dating others, and focusing on social enjoyment while not dwelling on the past. The letter is from FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS in the National Weekly Newspaper Service.
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National
Frankfort
Michigan Driver Education Hosts Ice Drive Training
The Michigan Driver and Safety Education association plans February ice workshops on Chippewa Lake in Mecosta County to train members in winter driving. Two one day sessions on February 11 and 18 feature skid demonstrations, obstacle courses, and car control tests under expert supervision with support from NSC, MSP, and local agencies. Only pre registered members may participate. spectators limited to the beach area.
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Michigan Driver and Safety Education Association
Chippewa Lake
Mecosta County
Big Rapids
Lawton K. Smith
National Safety Council
NSC
Michigan State Highway’ Department
Sheriffs
Kent
Mecosta
Michigan State Conservation Department
Clare Congregational Church elects new board officers
Dale Lyons presided as chair of the Board of Deacons at an organizational meeting in the church lounge. Carleton Garthe became vice chair and Ronald Cooper secretary, with Cooper recognized for his retiring chairmanship. Plans for lenton season observances were set as first business of the 1961 Board.
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Clare Congregational Church
Dale Lyons
Carleton Garthe
Ronald Cooper
Boy Scout Week activities planned across area
John Pfarr announces Boy Scout Week February 7 to 13 with 9,880 local Cub Scouts Boy Scouts explorers and leaders. Under the 51st anniversary theme Strengthen America Character Counts, Sabbath and Sunday services will be held February 10 11 and 12 at churches and synagogues. An estimated 850 local members will receive the 50th Anniversary Achievement Award and 21 units may earn the President Eisenhower streamer unit award for over 50 percent of boys earning the award.
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Boy Scout
John Pfarr
Boy Scouts of America
Leonard Refineries
America
Praff
President Hisenhower
Arkansas Retirement Debate Sparks Strong Local Opinions
A column highlights mixed views on retiring to Arkansas near the Ozarks. Reports describe natives as unfriendly to outsiders, Texans disliked, Chicago residents favored, and wages low with water shortages and snakes. The piece cautions retirees to investigate carefully and form their own view before moving.
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Chicago
Arkansas
California
Florida
Garden of Eden
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