Numerous visitors and family gatherings span local weekend
Ralph Johnson of Grandville spent two days with sister Mrs Tin Frey and family. Several couples and relatives visited kin across Alma Harrison Stough Greenville and Mt. Pleasant. Church group plans and a hospital operation headline community life notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnson
Grandville
Tin Frey
George Bryant
Marjorie
Edward Mussell
John Keschman
Alma
Phyllis Rule
Marshall
J. A. Rogers
Methodist
Peggy Shannon
Wilmer Moilanen
Mt. Pleasant
Howard Morford
Robert Wilkee
John Rodabaugh
Minnie Wilkee
Omer
Eileen
John Stough
Clair Stanley
Harrison
Earl Hart
Flint
Russell Raymond
Marion
C. C. Knapp
Wm. Arnold
Will Gordon
Greenville
Claude Rolland
Ithaca
Fred Clark
St. Louis
Gad
Merlin Holmquist
Arthur Center Young Peoples Group
Baptist Young People’s Union
Donald Haines
Ladies Union
Congregational Church
Edith Brewer
Frank Murdoch
Stella Sherman
Ludington
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hurley
Hagen
Clontarf
Minnesota
Chalmer Brown
Vern Brown
Port Huron
Blue Water Bridge
Savania
Saginaw
Arthur Hauffe
Stewart Hay
Alpena
Frank Murphy
Frank Rilett
George Tope
L. H. Duyser
Grand Rapids
Jack Paul
Kent
Jake Haist
Pigeon
Earl Tupper
Barther
Nate Rhodes
Grawn
Chas. Neimeyer
Horace Joyner
Ben Johnston
Rosebush
J. H. Seeley
Edna
R. S. Alen
Gladwin
Victor Peckham
Ernest Ramey
Doris
Bob
Detroit
Elmer Shefferly
Clyde Crawford
Jennie
Janice Sue
Henry Luscereau
Coleman
Joseph Wichman
Paul
Sanford
Gilbert Howard
St. Lawrence Hospital
Howard
Lansing
J. B. Sparbel
Alpha
Ilinois
Robert Sparbel
Warren Sparbel
Laura Pederson
Edwin Roach
Texas
Louisiana
Barksdale
Herbert van Hoose
Carolyn Ann
Babe
Leon Cutler
Dewitt
Eugene Wyman
Wyman
Lyman Burch
Ann
Kate
George Boyle
Harold Wyman
Mary Lou
Jay Wyman
Luman
Mr and Mrs Wilson Headed to Bay City for Work
Mr and Mrs Wilson left Sunday for Bay City where they have employment. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Fred Phillips this Friday afternoon with lunch served.
Clare High School Farm and Home Economics Programs
The Clare High School agriculture and home economics departments detail year round projects for boys and girls. Farm training emphasizes hands on enterprises with 34 students reporting about 300 dollars in income plus home beautification and record keeping. An adult evening class for young farmers meets weekly, while an active Future Farmers of America chapter promotes activities and community events. The Home Economics program covers homemaking, child care, personal appearance, wardrobe, interior decoration, and budgeting, with practical projects and potential careers in dietetics, restaurant management, and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farms of America
Jack
F. A
Roger Haring
Clare Community Fair
Kansas City
Glare
Morris Kapplinger
Edward Schlafley
Walter Bolle
Clare
Clare High School
Agriculture Department
Jay C. Hansen
Michigan State College
Hansen
Rosa
Home Economics
Jim
Tam
Board of Education
State Board of Vocational Education
Tno
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Clare Realty CO
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Clare Sentinel
Albania
Sternaman Studio
Clare Scrap Iron & Metal Company
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Marl M. Houghton
Michigan
Bae Ae
Hill
Qres
Haliver
Viosterol
Davis
Parke Davis
Olafsen
Olafsen Atol
ABRG
Saybrooks
Mica Bread Modern Design
Glens
U.S.P
KOTEX
Carton
North Star Grocery Company
Sunkist
Peet’s