Leposky Family Party Closes Year with Pot Luck
Mr and Mrs Ralph Leposky hosted a large family gathering on the evening of December 28. The event drew over fifty relatives from multiple branches plus a Detroit visitor Mrs Walter Vick. Howard VanCamp called in during the evening as all but one member, John Leposky of Harrison, attended the party with a pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leposky
Detroit
Walter Vick
Howard VanCamp
John Leposky
Harrison
Rebekahs Plan Joint Installation and District Meeting
Mrs Patsy Schlafley presided as noble grand at a Rebekah meeting noting all officers absent three substitutes. Plans for a joint Rebekah and Oddfellow installation Monday January 16 were announced and a January birthday supper set for January 10. District 20 president Eva Schlafley urged Clare’s role in the April Gladwin meeting and presented a Silver Coin Cup for the penny match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Schlafley
Rebekah
Beatrice Seiter
Bessie Holquist
Eva Nowlen
Madeline Seiter
Oddfellow
Fannie Simmons
Cecil Bouchey
Eva Schlafley
District 20
Gladwin
Clare
Stough Daughter Joan Weds Thomas Walsh at Hillsdale
Mr and Mrs Percy Stough announce the marriage of their daughter Joan to Thomas Walsh on December 27 at St Anthony s Catholic Church Hillsdale. A breakfast reception followed at the Stough home Jonesville. The couple will reside in Reading where Walsh coaches and Joan Walsh teaches in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Stough
Joan
Thomas Walsh
St. Anthony's
Hillsdale
Stough
Jonesville
Clare
Eryin Zinser
Cal Foss
Ann Lynn Bayes
Nancy Wild
Johanna Smith
Jolene Wallace
Beta Sigma Phi Social Topic Discussion Meeting
The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held its first 1950 meeting on January 3 at the Congregational Church parlors. Frances Sowle led the brief business session while Betty Gershon presented the cultural program Your Day Socially with planning tips for social events. Hostesses included Joan Wilcox and Hazel Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Congregational Church
Frances Sowle
Betty Gershon
Gershon
Joan Wilcox
Haze! Wood
Dick Kleinhardt Celebrates Eighth Birthday At Home
Dick Kleinhardt marked his eighth birthday on December 20 at his parents' home Mr and Mrs Charles Kleinhardt. Ten boys attended enjoying indoor games a hayride and birthday cake ice cream and hot chocolate. The Rho Girls Installation was set for January 5 with Mrs Bouchey winning the mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Kleinhardt
Charles Kleinhardt
Rho Girls
Betrothal Told for LaRae Jean Dull to Carroll McCarty
Mr and Mrs Leon Dull announce the engagement of their daughter LaRae Jean to Carroll McCarty of Mt Pleasant No wedding date is set.
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Leon Dull
LaRae Jean
Carrol McCarty
New Arrivals at Clare and Nearby Hospitals
Birth notices from Harrison and Clare report multiple newborns. Joanne Mae Brooks arrived at Clare General Hospital on Christmas Day weighing six pounds 13 ounces. Michael Dean Willford born December 26 at Clare Hospital weighing six pounds. Janet Kay Higgins born December 30 at Clare Hospital weighing six pounds 7.5 ounces. Douglas Edward Johnston born December 29 at Community Hospital in Mt. Pleasant weighing eight pounds 3 ounces.
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Joanne Mae
Dick Brooks
Harrison
Clare General Hospital
Laurence Willford
Clare
Michael Dean
Clare Hospital
Janet Kay Higgins
Wayne Higgins
Janet
Joe Johnston
Douglas Edward
Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Ile
Social visit roundups in Southeast Sheridan area
Neighborhood notices recount visits and lunches among Mrs. Bert Bergey Ethel Seymore Mrs. Hurshs sister and families traveling to Cadillac. Kelso guests include Mr. and Mrs. Dave Seiter Jr and two children. Other locals host relatives and attend Christmas Day gatherings with Jim Bradley Evelyn Coe and Livingston households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast
Sheridan Myr
Clyde, Hush
Flint
Bert. Bergey
Ethel Seymore
Cadillac
Hurshs
Dave Seiter Jr
Walford Siel
Jim Bradley
Evelyn
Wilbur Lee Liel
Eileen Kundrat
Lansing
Ernest Young
Jimmie
B. L. Fishell
Jackson
Fred Coe
Elton Geiger
Beagleton
Hattie Livingston
Social Bridge Clubs Hold Year End Sessions
Mrs. Dick Wilson hosted the 8 Oclock 8 Club with two contract tables on December 29. high score went to Mrs. Robert Ackerman, second to Mrs. Charles Richter, and third to Mrs. Leonel Green followed by lunch. The Hanky Club met at Mrs. Ezra Cobleigh’s home the same day with two pepper tables. first went to Mrs. G O Fullerton, traveler to Mrs. Clarence Ramey, and second to Mrs. William Gilson, refreshments served. The Friday afternoon Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Nellie Doherty’s home for two contract tables. Doherty won high score with Mrs. James Rassat second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Wilson
Robert Ackerman
Charles Richter
Leonel Green
Ezra Cobleigh
G. O. Fullerton
Clarence Ramey
William Gilson
Nelle Doherty
Birthday Club Meets At Mrs Cunningham This Thursday
Mrs Kenneth Cunningham will entertain the Birthday Club this Thursday January 5 with all members urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cunningham
Birthday Club
Christmas Socials Span Families in Beaverton Rosebush and Nearby
Evelyn and relatives share Christmas visits across Beaverton Rosebush and nearby towns. Numerous families including the Shively Bradley Burns Paxton Randle Loomis Heintzelman and Youngs gathered for meals and calls with grandparents and parents, with hospital recovery noted for Mrs H Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Koontz
Coleman
Les Randle
Bill Randle
Leas Randle
Alma
St. Louis
Frank Loomis
Crockett
Gerald Heintzelman
Lansing
Henry Heintzelman
Harrison
Jim Bradley
Evelyn
Ralph Randle
Colorado
Lee Sersaw
Harley Randle
Ernest Young
Jimmie ‘Young
Youngs
Dress Up Packed Lunches
Rachelle Schemmel of Michigan State University offers simple A B O luncheon tips. Emphasizing freshness, attractive wrapping, and balanced nutrition, she suggests fresh fillings, room temperature butter, waxed paper wrap, and a thermos for beverages. Include vegetables, protein from meat cheese or eggs, and a fruit dessert such as baked fruit or a turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachelle Schemmel
Michigan State University
Miss Sc
Freezers should hold at zero degrees for best food quality
U S Department of Agriculture says zero degrees is the recommended freezer temperature for home foods. Higher temps reduce quality while lower temps waste energy without extra preservation benefits. M S U specialists note grapefruit should be firm heavy for size with smooth skin. russeting does not affect flavor.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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H. M. Everts
Your Reliable Jeweler
West 5Th Street
Clare, Michigan
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Formica
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Bendix Home Appliances
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