Midland families mingle on Florida trip and local visits
My and Mrs BE W Wilson and daughter Peggy of Midland vacationed in Florida last week. The Bowlers stayed at St Petersburg longer. Numerous relatives and friends from Wheeler Mason Clare Cadillac Mt Pleasant Reed City and Saginaw visited or dined with local families over the weekend including the Irwins Knapps Hodsons and Marshalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Wilson
Peggy
Midland
Bowler
Florida
Wilsons
St.Petersburg
Ernest Irwin
Cecil Schneider
Wheeler
Carl Seiter
William ‘Schlafley
Clarence van
Ivan Seeley
Mason
Milo Myers
Clair Stanley
Earl Owens
Everett Moffitt
Clayton Pettengill
Cadillac
Erooma Saget
SuAnn
D. Markle
Wayne Moline
Clare
Mrs. Otte
Kleiner
Planning essay contest at Walter I Lerman Legion unit
Planning session of the Walter I Lerman American Legion Auxiliary No 128 notes a meeting led by President Ina Hammond. A girl will attend Wolverine Girls State at Michigan State University June 19 to 26. district meeting is January 15 at Prudenville. essay contest titles are The Lame and Our Doorway and The Status of Liberty. Creguer named chair for February 26 card party at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. ‘Lerman
Veterans Hospital
Saginaw
Wolverine
Michigan State University
Pruden Yilie
Art Classes Visit Exhibit At Midland
Adult Art Class members traveled to Midland to view Emil Wed dige Lithographs in Color at the Grace Down Memorial Library. Forty two works were on display by the University of Michigan instructor. Attendees included Mrs. William Seitz and other locals plus Dr. and Mrs. S. C. McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Emil Weddige
University of Michigan
Grace Down Memorial Library
William Seitz
George Beck
Robert Pliaire
Stuart Bicknell
N.A. Hiden
Birthday Celebrations Highlight Midland Social Scene
Mr Florence Robinette spent Sunday in Midland at the Barney Scott home for a dinner honoring Rosanne and Mark birthdays. Mr and Mrs Masson of near Remus visited Mr and Mrs Charles Herrmann to wish Mrs Herrmann a happy birthday. Al Dwaske and Mrs Earth Herrmann hosted a small gathering for January 1 birthdays. Edith prepared a $25 000 cake. About 30 guests attended Tomaskas event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Robinette
Midland
Barney Scott
Rosanne
Mark
G. &. ‘Masson
Near
Remus
Charles Herrmann
Mrs. Herrmann
Earth Herrmann
Edith
Tomaska’s
Friendly Neighbor Club Holds January Meeting at Mrs Anna Morden Home
The Friendly Neighbor Club met at Mrs Anna Morden home on Thursday for a business session and social hour. Prizes at Bridge and Keno went to Mrs Maude Ramey Mrs Vina Re ger and Mrs Arina Fullerton. December Christmas party at Mrs Fullerton home featured gift exchange and officer elections with Mrs Cecil Bouchey elected president. Next meeting set for January 19 at Mrs June Ramey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clb
Anna.Morden
Bridge Keno
Maude Ramey
Wgh
Vina Reger
Arina Fullerton
Pal
Cecil Bouchey
Maude
Ramey
Elizabeth Gilson
June Ramey
Bouchey High
Engagement Announced for Patricia Butterfield and David Snover
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harris of Lake George announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Butterfield to David Snover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snover of Farwell. A July wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Harris
Lake George
Patricia Butterfield
David Snover
Robert Snover
Farwell
Benefit Auxiliary Sewing Session at Mrs Cap-paert Home
The Clare Benefit Auxiliary met at Mrs. Bertha Cap paert home on Wednesday January 4 after a lunch at 1 o clock they spent the afternoon sewing. A meeting is planned for Wednesday January 18 at Mrs. Myrtle Hardy home for a birthday potluck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Benefit
Bertha Cappaert
Myrtle Hardy
Christian Cadets Elect New Officers for YM Fellowship
The Christian Cadets Methodist Youth Fellowship elected new officers on Monday January 9. John Wicklund Piresident Ron Dull Vice President Judy Ulrich Secretary Gloria Olson Treasurer Carol Merritt Publicity. After a worship service by Mrs Helen Maxwell, refreshments were served and provided by Sandy Wentworth and Judy Ulrich. Both Neff directed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Cadets Methodist Youth Fellowship
John Wicklund
Ron Dull
Judy Ulrich
Gloria Olson
Carol Merritt
Helen Maxwell
Sandy Wentworth
Dalton Cart Nuptials Told in Indiana Church
Barbara Hen Dalton is wed to Carl W Cary in a December 7 ceremony at a Methodist church in Angola Indiana conducted by Rev Sapy. A reception followed January 6 1956 at Vernon Grange Hall hosted by Mrs Bessie Jolquist and Mrs Penny Bennett with Gladys Dalton assisting. The couple resides at 2148 West Ludington Drive Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Hen
Awrethe Dalton
Carl W. Cary
Mig
Dale Holford
Watc
Methodist
Angola
Indiana
Sapy
Wayne Scott
Lake
Vernon Grange Hall
Bessie Jolquist
Penny Bennett
Gladys Dalton
Carl
Ludington ‘Drive
Farwell
Gold Star Mothers Meet at Mrs Reeder’s Home
Clare Chapter of Gold Star Mothers Inc met at Mrs Winifred Reeder’s home Wednesday evening January 4. President Mrs Violet Querback led the opening ritual. Mrs Laura Beavers spoke on Our Mission and Mrs Dora Hess presented the Preamble. A rummage sale was planned for January 18 and publicity duties assigned to Mrs Hammond and Mrs Reeder. Next meeting set for February 1 with Mrs Hammond host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Reeder
Clare
Gold Star Mothers, Inc
Violet Querback
Ina Hamimond
Dora Hess
Nellie Davy Circle Met January 9
The Nellie Davy Circle of the Congregational Women's Fellowship met in the church parlors on Monday evening January 9. Mrs. Charles Day gave devotions on the Power of Unconscious Influence. Mrs. Carleton Garthe led the business session discussing future project plans. Mrs. Garthe presented the study lesson from Within Two Worlds. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ben Bosink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Davy
Congregational Women’s Fellow
Charles Day
Carleton Garthe
Soldier Promoted in Korea Hails From Missouri Home
Donald A. Richmond 20 son of Mr and Mrs Glifford Richmond Route 4 recently promoted to private first class while with Headquarters Corps in Korea. He entered the Army in April 1965 and trained as a clerk-typist in the training section. Richmond is a 1952 Clare High School graduate. Pvt Ivan L Weadle of Battery D 1st AAA Aw Bn 6 Armored Division 4th PL ADD Fort Leavenworth Kansas is listed as a relative in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Richmond
Ivan
Weadle
UW. S
AAA
Armored Division
Add
Fort. Leotard
Wood, Missouri
Heig
Evelyn Weadle
Albert McPhall
Pink And Blue Shower Honors Mrs. Lloyd Friday
Relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. Carl Lloyd’s home for a pink and blue shower honoring her. Hostesses were Mrs. Melvin Moyer of Coleman and Mrs. Hohn Hiring. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments amid pink and blue decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lloyd -Wan
Melvin Moyer
Coleman
Hohn
Lloyd
Social Bridge Nets High Scores Across Local Clubs
Mrs Dale Groves hosted two-table contract bridge at Octo Chile Tuesday with Ben Burdo as high scorer and Mrs Blystone second high. The High Oclock club met at Bart Ackerman’s with Blystone and Parrish sharing grand slam honors and refreshments served. Mrs William Kirkpatrick entertained her Bridge Club with Maxwell high score and Drebert second high. Jolly Time Club met Monday for two tables of pepper with Fetters high and Busche second. John R Club met January 4 at Sunset Drive with Hall high, McKee second, Schroeder low, refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale .Groves
Chile
Ben. Burdo
John “White
Eichrely
Dbart Ackerman
Mes Nortis
Blystone
Ségre
Stanley
Parrish
Willard Bell
William Kirkpatrick
Bridgé ‘Club
William Maxwell
Franklin Drebert
Neil Stirling
Shirley Zastrow
Jolly Time Club
Cassie Fetters
Ann. Busche
Alice Slater
Joan Rube
John’ R. Club
Paul Schroeder
Sunset Drive
John Hall
Allen McKee
Schroeder
Meet Awhile Enjoys Potluck Meet Awhile Enjoys Potluck
The Meet A While Club held its first gathering January 4 at Florence Renners. They sewed one quilt until noon then shared a potluck dinner and played games. Edith Herrmann won first prize, Maud Ramey second, and Hazel Lennox consolation. Next meeting January 8 at Herrmann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Renners
Edith ‘Herrmann
Maud ‘Ramey
Hazel Lennox
Jasinary
Duth Herrmann’s
Our Collegians at Denver Catholic College Open Nursing Program
The college at Denver, Colorado becomes the nation s first Catholic college to offer a nursing program with a basic curriculum for public health positions. Sister Frances Marie announces the new program as students enroll including Sharon Ryan, a sophomore from Route 5 Clare Ryan, in clinical nursing at St. Anthony Hospital in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooretto Heights
Denver
Colorado
Frances Marie
Sharon’ Yan
Ryan
Route 5
Us-27
Clare Ryan
Shotettd Heights
Rigit
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C. D. Harvey
John Wood
Houghton Lake
Catharine Beale
Albert Hodson
Bar Henderson
Rice
Deerfield Center
Mt Pleasant
Helen Robison
Mt. Pleasant
Ernest Simons
Reed City
Society
Moffitt
Betty Oldfield
Conrad Walker
Germany
Fort McClellan
Alabamia
Charles Ladensack
Elsia Lumley
Lionel Marshall
Pentide
Maggie Marshall
Laurence Seiter
Jimmy
Fred Marshall
Max Covico
Jack
Robert
Bay City
Betty
Loretta Tatman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
James N. Allen
Hast Lansing
Margaret Lockwood
Flint
Henry Carmen
Harl Robinette
Nard Robinette
George Weston
Lansing
Charlie Herrmanns
Garnet
Everts
Sentinel
FORD
Ackers Sales & Service
Dan Mcpone
West Us-10
Studebaker
McGuire Bros
Yford Tudor
BUICK
Tim, Cotter
Oldsmobile
Greer Auto Sales
Marvin Benchley
BOWLAND _ MOTOR SALES
Dodge
Charles Aves
Ranpon
Atte Kerbaddou
Collegians
RED Cross
Oreep Penetrating
Salet
AED Soc
Oyo
Lassie
Rita
Houghton
Satad
Sdeon
Chevrolet
Pontiac
McEwark
Mich
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