Cubs And Scouts Award Dinner in Clare
Mrs Ben Hagen den mother No 4 led Gary Durham Gary Wiest David Price and Ricky Hagen with Den Chief David Morton to a Clare dinner where Scouts earned 4 standard awards and Cubs received a proficiency award.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1951
Page
9
Mrs Ben Hagen den mother No 4 led Gary Durham Gary Wiest David Price and Ricky Hagen with Den Chief David Morton to a Clare dinner where Scouts earned 4 standard awards and Cubs received a proficiency award.
The Congregational Church Young Woman's Fellowship met at Mrs. Francis McKenna's home on February 8. Devotions led by Mrs. Howard Morton included scripture and prayer. Plans for the Father and Son Banquet will be finalized at the March meeting. The traveling basket and Sunshine committees reported progress. Mrs. Tom Hecker led the program of games and refreshments were served by Mrs. Marion Roth, Mrs. Hersel Alkire, and Mrs. McKenna.
Mrs. Dan Czyzewski received a telephone call Friday evening from her son Sergeant Wesley Skinner at Castle Air Force Base California. He had just arrived there from Lakenheath Air Base Suffolk England where he had been stationed for several months.
Mr and Mrs Dick Munroe hosted his birthday dinner at their home with his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Munroe in attendance Also present were Mr and Mrs Cecil Phillips and the couple's wife.
Mrs. Harry Calkins hosted a birthday dinner in honor of her husband after returning from their honeymoon. Guests included Mrs. Ira Trowbridge and Donna Faye, and Mr. Wayne Trowbridge with Debra, all related to the couple.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Budd traveled to Houghton Lake and Cadillac on Sunday to dine and mark their twenty first wedding anniversary with a meal out and family observances.
The VuRW Auxiliary met February 12 in the Yats Memorial Building with Rhoda Gibson presiding. Plans were set for the 10th anniversary party on April 1 honoring charter members. Myra Inez Stover named chair. A donation was given to the March of Dimes. Next meeting February 26.
The Women's Fellowship of the Congregational Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Marie Czyzewski on Wednesday evening February 21.
Born to Mr and Mrs Russell Craven a son February 8 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing eight pounds fifteen ounces. Grandmother Pearl Craven of Armada helps at Craven home. A daughter born February 11 to Mr and Mrs Duane Schuyler at Durand Hospital weighing seven pounds. Jimmy and Butch Schuyler visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest McCartney for a couple weeks.
Weekend visitors and guests fill Harrison social scene as families travel to relatives in nearby towns. Notable stops include Florida trips by the Hamp and Weldon families and visits from Amble, Bruce, and Benmark households to local hosts.
Harrison and surrounding residents enjoyed Sunday meals by candlelight following a power outage that lasted a few hours. The article lists numerous local visitors and gatherings, including Mrs. Myrtie Miller’s guests and various Sunday meals, visits to Midland and Saginaw, and community church events with Rev. H. J. Gunther speaking at the Congregational Church.
Mrs F M Myers learns of the death of Mrs Jennie Moon at a convalescent home in Cleveland Heights on February 5. Mr and Mrs John Sutton of Rosepramon visited Mrs Marian Light on Monday. Mr and Mrs Lytle Bates returned from Bethel Ohio where they spent the weekend with relatives. Several gatherings honored Mrs Bates for her birthday.
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