Aunt Lizzie Webber's 80th Birthday Surprise Party
A social evening honored Aunt Lizzie Webber with an 80th birthday surprise at the Eagle Corners home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kleiner. Guests enjoyed a 6 o'clock fried chicken dinner, gifts, and birthday cards as memories of past events were recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Webber
Eagle Corners
Ernest Kleiner
Lizette Webber
Lizzie
Walter Kleiner
Walter Kileiner
Robert Kleiner
Webber
Dizzig
Pauline Leis
Frank~ Barton
Mack Tueith
Henry Kleiner
Jennie
Brown Sisco Vows Spoken at Quiet Wedding
A quiet wedding was held at the Harry Brown home on Saturday as Mr. Brown's mother Mrs. Mintie Brown and Frank Sisco of Brinton spoke their marriage vows. The couple will reside in Brinton near Sisco's work at the Isabella County Roads Commission. A belled celebration followed the next night with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown Tutal
Mr. Brown
Mintie Brown
Frank Sisco
Brinton
Harry Brown
Siscon
Isabella County Roads Commission
St. Cecilia Guild Screens Film On Industry Topics
St. Cecilia's Home and School Guild met last Thursday in the church basement to view the film Industries of Michigan loaned by Consumers Power Company. Ferd Seibt and Ferd Weiserich introduced and shown the film. a sale of religious articles will be held in the church basement during the Mission, with refreshments served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia
Industries. of
Michigan
Consumers: Power Company
Ferd Seibt
Ferd Weiserich
Bridge Club mat at Mrs Fran Brown wins by Bicknell
The Tuesday evening Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs Fran Brown for two tables of contract. Guests included Mrs Lloyd Wagner of South Bend Indiana and Mrs Willard Bicknell. Mrs Kuno Hammerberg won high score, Mrs Louisa Bowler was second high, and Mrs Bicknell was traveler. The hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Brown
Lloyd Wagner
South Bend
Indiana
Willard Bicknell
Kuno Hammerberg
Louisa Bowler
Bicknell
Rebekah Lodge Names Committees For Coming Year
Mrs Eleanor Gehry installed as noble grand entertained key officers and committees at a turkey dinner January 18 before the first meeting. New committees include Finance chaired by Grace Norwood and Erma Gephart, Publicity Fannie Yeoman, and Memorial Day chair Margaret Irwin. A March of Dimes dance on January 24 benefits the cause with proceeds to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Gehry
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Bertha Vandewarkey
Lyons
Colorado
Nellie Ramey
Dorothy Shepherd
Odd Fellow Lodge Names Committees Plan Polio Dance
The Clare lodge held its first meeting with new officers George Deihl and Glen Shafer in charge. Thomas Abbott becomes Left Supporter. Harrison Simmons elected Chaplain. A March of Dimes dance is planned for January 24 with Rebekahs, benefiting the fund. Committees named include flower chairman William Artcliff and publicity led by Charles Durnin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
George Deihl Noble
Glen Shafer
Thomas Abbott
Harrison Simmonse
Dante
Rebekahs
George Haring
Harypison Simmons
Bill Artcliffs
William Artcliff
Flower
Charles Durnin
James Foote
Mrs Neilan Cradit Hosts Family Bridge Club Event
Mrs Neilan Cradit hosted the Family Bridge Club on Thursday evening. High score award went to Mrs Wallace Johnson, with Mrs Doris Oss and traveler Mrs Reg Peterson noted among participants. Refreshments were served after play.
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Neilan Cradit
Wallace Johnson
Sow
Doris Oss
Mreg
Given. Peterson
Baptist King's Daughters Society Social Featured at Mrs Birdsall Home
The Baptist King's Daughters Society gathered at the home of Mrs. Oliver Birdsall on a Thursday afternoon in January for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Oliver Birdsall
Bailey Engagement Announced For Joyce Bailey and Dale Laverty
Mr and Mrs Claude C Bailey of Route 2 Rosebush announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce C Bailey to Dale A Laverty son of Mr and Mrs John Laverty Route 2 Farwell No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude, C. Bailey
Rosebush
Joyce C. Bailey
Dale A. Laverty
John ‘Laverty
Farwell
O E S Matrons Install Officers Thursday Night
The Past Matrons Club held a January 8 meeting at Mrs Eleanor Gebr home. Mrs Greta Masten presided as officers were installed in a candlelit ceremony by Past Matron Mrs Lillian Walker. New officers are Alma Seiter president Elizabeth Elden vice president Lucy Roberts secretary Mary Nelson treasurer. A bingo social followed with refreshments. The club plans February meeting at Mrs Elizabeth Hilden's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Gebr
Greta “Masten
Lillian Walker
Alma Seiter
Elizabeth, Elden
Lucy Roberts
Mary .D. Nelson
Elizabeth Hilden
Octo Club Contract Night at Hostess Homes
Mrs Roy Beltinck hosted two tables of contract at her home for the Octo Club on January 7. High and traveler went to Mrs Harold Elgar with Beltinck second and Burdo low. Earlier this week the club met at Mrs Dale Groves. high score to Mrs Hollis Walton second high to Walton traveler to Larry Jackson Jr with Burdo and groves low, hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy’ Beltinck
Harold Elgar
Beltinck
Ben Burdo
Dale Groves
Hollis. Walton
Larry Jackson Jr Low
Burdo
St John's Ev Church Elects New 1953 Council Members
The St John Evangelical Church, at its annual meeting held Friday evening January 9, 1953, elected John Schellhas as president Harold Schaeffer secretary John Robson treasurer Deacons Harry Kaul Robert Krell trustees Walter Schroeder Julius Schaeffer Earl Baumgarth finance committee Paul Winner August Walter and Jean Schroeder. These officers were inducted during Sunday service January 11, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare
St. John’s Ev
John Schellhas
Harold Schaeffer
John Robson
Harry, Kaul
Robert Krell
Walter Schroeder
Julius Schaeffer
Earl] Baumgarth
Paul Winner
August’ Walter
Grange Meeting Covers Tax Spending and German Customs
Mt Vernon Grange will hold a regular meeting next Monday night January 19 with a discussion on Where Our Tax Dollars Go. Guest speaker Miss Linda Zuleger from Mt Pleasant High School, an exchange student sponsored by the Farm Bureau, will speak on German customs and take audience questions. Tickets on sale for the February 27 Mt Vernon Grange fish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Grange
Linda Zuleger
Mt. Pleasant
Germany
Zuleger
Farm Bureau
Federation
Traffic safety poster aims to curb jay walking in Michigan
The Automobile Club of Michigan distributed 10 600 posters to elementary schools this month to remind children to cross streets at corners. The warning notes that jay walking can be deadly especially in January and cold conditions with cars parked along blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Automobile Club. of
Michigan
Ina Hammond to Represent Gold Star Mothers at Forum
Mrs Ina Hammond will represent the National President of the American Gold Star Mothers Inc at the American Legion Women’s Forum in Washington DC January 25 to 27 at the Mayflower Hotel. Delegates are limited to 20 per thousand members. The group will be guests at the White House on January 26. Earlier, Mrs Hammond attended a Lansing Gold Star Mothers luncheon, installed officers, and received gifts from past and new presidents.
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American Gold’ Star Mothers, ‘Inc
Ina Hammond
American Legion ‘Women
Washington, D.C
Mayflower Hotel
White House
Hammond
Lansing
Gold Star Mothers
Lutheran Ladies Aid Elects Officers for 1983
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's Ev Lutheran Church in Glare elected officers at the January 14 1983 annual meeting. Officers named were President Mrs Paul Schroeder Vice President Mrs Harold Schaeffer Secretary Mrs Fred Schue and Treasurer Mrs Chris Krell. Siegfried Menger and Dorothy Schaeffer joined as new members. The next meeting is February 11 with Mrs Schroeder hosting, and a Schuerkraut Supper is planned for February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran ‘Church
Glare
Paul Schroeder
Harold Schaeffer
Fred Schue
Siegfried Menger
Dorothy Schaeffer
Northwest Vernon Extension Club Discusses Hobbies
The North West Vernon Extension Club met at Mrs. Marshall’s home on January 8 with eight members and one visitor. Chairman Mrs. Everett Cook led a business meeting followed by each member sharing a helpful homemaking hint and describing hobbies such as decorating reading embroidery crocheting collecting recipes poetry salt and pepper shakers and souvenir spoons. Social hour followed and the group planned a February 12 meeting at 8 pm hosted by Mrs. Ivan McIntosh with a lesson on children's clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North West Vernon
Marshall. Brock
Everett Cook
Ivan McIntosh
Childrens
Tenth D District Legionnaires Meet Sunday
The Tenth District American Legion unit will hold a meeting on January 18 at Bay City. A light luncheon at 12:00 noon, dinner at 2:00 pm, and the district session at 3:00 pm are planned at the Legion Club room.
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American Legion
Teg- Killary
Bay City
Legion Club Room
Circle TH W S G 8 meets with sale planned
Circle TH of the W S G 8 holds a Wednesday meeting January 14 at Mrs Aan Wilson home with sixteen members and one guest. The group planned a rummage sale for January 2031 and heard about a vanilla project. Circle IT of the W S C S meets in church parlors for January with ten members and one guest. The group sold Bible leather and plain editions and prepared for the Mother Daughter banquet in March. Devotions and readings led by members, with poems and home life themes. Next meetings set for February 11 and February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.G.8
Aan Wilson
Belle Davis
Addie ‘Wilson
Dorothy Bader
Florence Samborn
Joan Boettner
W.S.C.S
Ruth Neff
Neighor
Mix
Nettie Holbrook
Juanita. Green
Doris Foss
Irene Cobb
St Sannah Wesley
Folbrook
Anna Moffitt
Virginia Bell
Esther Williams
Genevieve Born
Lucy Roberts
Legion Auxiliary Plans Pie Social This Month
The American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting with ten members present. Minutes and treasurer report approved. Membership nearly full with three unpaid. Eight sweaters sent to Korea and three boxes of garments prepared for shipping. A pie social and card party was set for January 26 at the Legion Hall with refreshments. One member injured, hospital beds available in the county, next meeting February 9.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Parent
Korea
Alice Stough
Legion Hall
Mabel Fortin
Vernon Center Mothers Club Meeting Report
The Vernon Center Mothers Club met at the Vernon Center school Thursday evening with ten members. Vice president Mrs. Warren Haring presided in absence of president Mrs. Mearl Fetters. Teacher Mrs. Hachmuth outlined the program and class schedule. Ronald Denton showed films using the school’s new projector bought by the school board. Members noted the projector as a great aid to pupils and teachers. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Crowder and Mrs. Bachmuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Center Mothers Club
Vernon Center
Warren ‘Haring
Mearl Fetters
Hachmuth
Ronald Denton
Weratte
Crowder
Bachmuth
Stanley Wicks Host Belated Christmas Dinner for Giant Market Staff
Mi and Mrs. Stanley Wicks, managers of the Giant Super Market near Farwell, hosted a belated Christmas dinner Thursday evening January 9 for all the market players. The group enjoyed the meal together at the Stanleys home.
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Mrs. Stanley
Wicks
Farwell
Turkey
Baden c on eink Recruits Lake Troop Charter Ceremony
About seventy people attended a troop parents potluck dinner in Clare County to witness Walter Warner accept the charter. Scoutmaster Clifford Musson placed it on the wall as Ken Poulson presented registration aids and neckerchiefs to Warner, Musson, and the troop committee. Warner and boys received tenderfoot badges. slides and talk covered Scouting as a world movement including Korea and American units abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Warner
Clifford Musson
Ken Poulgon
Feld’ Scout
Warner
Musson
Louis Hoover
Oliver Wymer
Basil Baker
My. Poulson
Boy Scouts of Korea
Russians plan vodka and wine output boosts after war
Moscow reports Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan announced vodka production would rise from 1940 levels, with grape wine output set to double by 1965 and champagne cognac output also increasing. Beer production already up 42 percent and slated to double by 1955, signaling broader rise in beverage production.
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Moscow
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Enlivenmierit
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Ss ‘Guild
FED. Tax. Incl
H. M. Everts
Your Reliable Jeweler
West Fifth Street
Clare, Michigan
Baas Ns
Rebekah Lodge Committees
Odd Fellow Lodge
Shell’ Craft
Guzette’s Color Headquarters
O.E.S
St. John’s Ev. Church
Grange
Lutheran Ladies Aid
WSCS
Girele
Susannah Wesley
Leiter
Wilmam Wallington
Arizona
Myrtise Allyn
Doris. Gerow
Carol Scott
Katharine Brob
Grace Frey
Faye ‘Stephenson
Seiter
Lillie Church
L. J. Nevins
Mildred Bell
Edith Haggaert
Ruth Sterling
Velma Dice
Northwest ‘Vernon Extension Club
Legionnaires
Methodist
IIT
Legion Auxiliary
Mothers’ Club
Stanley” Wicks
Giant Store
Baden c
Lake. George
Ben Bosink
Clare County Scout Organization
U.S. P
Gillette
Duaflex
Hawkey
Roy E. Cimmerer
Crean
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