Local social notes list visits across Michigan and Ohio
Robert Allen travels to Mt. Vernon Ohio for work. Cadillac friends host the Halls and daughter Jean. Detroit guests join Levi Scott's family. Gilmore ties welcome Thos Wook Sr. and family. Brown Corners and Maple Grove hosts host gatherings. Texarkana trip for the Nowlens. Brush College visitors, Elm Grove and Vernon visits noted. Families from Saginaw Yale Farwell and Grand Rapids appear with various relatives and trips to see winter sports and clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Richard Hall
Jean
Cadillac
Wesley Scott
Kirk Hendrick
Detroit
Levi Scott
Thomas Cook
Gilmore
Thos. Wook
Carl Lloyd
James Lloyd
Brown Corners
Fred Irwin
Texarkana
Texas
H. Palmer
Mary Sue
Local families welcome visitors across Michigan towns
Marl Pierson of Duart visited with hig cousins and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Pred Pierson. The week featured guests such as Leposky with her husband from Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keeley of Howell, and many others stopping by or staying with relatives in Mt. Pleasant, Saginaw, Bay City, Detroit, and Weidman. Several dinners, visits, and travel to Detroit and Lansing marked the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Pierson
Duart
Hig
Pred Pierson
Robart
Leposky
Flint
Harry Keeley
Howell
Charles ‘Whitlock
Edward* Archey
Mt. Pleasant
J. J. Green
Paul Lowrey
Midland
Marvin Witbeck
Tony Trub
Ruth Morris
Ruth Ann
Edna Marie Leis
Saginaw
Pauline Leis
Ava Carmichael
Fred Meming
Ewart
Fleming
California
John Keschman
Burke Lodewyk
Bay City
L. E. Davy
Wm. Heinbecker
L. H. Thompson
Detroit
Sears
Alice Erter
Mr. Pleasant
Wellington Moline
Lansing
James &. Ryan
Colleen
Earl Pearson
James Ryan
James
University of Detroit
William G. Ryan
Chick Burdo
St. Thomas Military Academy
St. Paul
Minnesota
Adrian
Mary Jo Ryan
Siena Heights College
Siena Heights College. All Were Guests of Mrs. Ryan
William Canaan
Joseph A. Canaan
Bloomfield Hills
Clare Townsend Club Meets With Whitlocks In January Event
The Clare Townsend Club held Friday evening meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Whitlock. C. D. Harvey presided, Mrs. Whitlock read humorous pieces, followed by games and a pot luck lunch. Acting secretary was Mrs. C. D. Harvey. Next gathering set with Mrs. Guy Hardy on East First Street on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Townsend Club
Chas. Whitlock
C. D. Harvey
Canton Auxiliary No 55 Holds January Meeting in Midland
The Canton Auxiliary No. 55 met in Midland on Thursday January 9 with good attendance including members from Clare. Mrs Helyn King presided as president and conferred the white rose degree on Mrs Carrie Harrison and Mrs Leonard Bashaw. Plans were set for installing new officers January 23 with Lady Learldine Evans and Major David Miller of Canton No 27 Flint to perform the installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Midland
Clare
Helyn King
Carrie Harrison
Leonard Bashaw
Learldine Evans
David Miller
Canton No. 27
Flint
Mabel Seaman
Marie Monroe
Olive Irwin
Clara Rebekah Lodge Holds First Meeting of Year
About thirty five members met in the lodge hall with Noble Grand Mrs Eva Nowlen presiding. Officers were present except one. A new degree staff was announced and a practice set for next Tuesday. Blood donors were urged for the clinic next Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Eva Nowlen
Evelyn Shields
Fannie Schultz
Lucy Roberts
Elizabeth Menstosh
Carrie Green
June Holt
Flower
Helen Erter
Allen Howlett
Wava van
Robert Louis Stevenson
Schultz
Clara Rebekah
Clare
Rebekah Noble
Marguerite. Leonard
Maude Stevens
Rebecca Abbott
Rebekah Club
Crystal Walter
Alba Howlett
James Irwin
Eva Schlafley
Ernest Irwin
Elizabeth McIntosh
Ernest Green
Harve Erter
Etta Snider
Carl Seiter
Rhoda Rypa
William D. Harger
Bud Shepherd
Shepherd
Rebekah Lodge
Florence Irwin
Edith Horr
Marie Brown
Dorothy Shepherd
Grace Norwood
Fannie Simmons
Guardian
Cecil Bouchey
Sadie Ogle
Etta Howard
Fern Wright
Genevieve Fancon
Erma Williams
I.C.C.F. Lodge
Harrison Simmons
Gordon McIntosh
Charles Durnin
Ralph Stevens
Andrew Irwin, Jr
Clyde Hull
Jat. Foote
Inside Guardian
Loui Lamphere
Outside
Tom Abbott
Ed. Schlafley
Jack Bouchey
Bryan Horr
Ralph Howlett
Floyd Squires
Earl Henderson
Ralph Brown
Marguerite Leonard
Russell Leiter
Simmons
Brother Odd Fellows
Rebekah
North Begins at Clare Hospitality Note
The fragment notes hospitality to visitors and a statement that the north begins at Clare. It reads as a brief regional or cultural aside within a larger text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Community Bridge Clubs Share Social Evenings
Mrs Leo Brown hosted two table contract bridge with Mrs Ton Neff winning high and guest Harold Jones second high. Several clubs met at homes for two tables of bridge with hosts listed and high scores noted. Birthday celebrations followed with Melvin Lee's eleventh party and Patsy honored by Ernest and Harlan families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brown
Clayton Neff
Harold Jones
Maryan McDonald
Kenneth Lites
Jack Spencer
Kenneth Barnes
Rex Allen
Frank Murdoch
Blarney Club
Hattie Porter
Alice Loomis
Sadie Causgrove
Ethel Allen
Esther Wise
Richard Hartshorn
John Doherty
Hartshorn
Wise
Ralph Artibee
John Stoll
Jay Green
R. Artibee
James Rassat
Ernest Irwin
Patsy
George Morrow
Elwell
Earl Hull
Kansas
Clyde Hull
Ed. Schinfley and Sons
Bill and
Leon
Harlan Walters
West Grant Town Hall
Melvin Lee
Melvin
Vlach Shepherds Of The Pindus Mountains In Greece
The Vlachs or Kutzo Vlachs inhabit northern valleys of Greece's Pindus range. Descendants of a migrant Slav group, they speak a Romance language and lead a nomadic seasonal life. Herders move flocks between high pastures and lower camps while women spin weave and knit, embroidering bright designs on festive garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindus
Greece
Great Range
Gulf of Corinth
National Geographic Society
Hellas
New Arrivals: Several Local Babies Welcome 1960s Michigan Names
Mr and Mrs Wm J Dickinson of Flint celebrate the birth of James Lee at 6 07 AM Saturday January 11 weighing eight pounds Mrs Hazel Stottlemyer of Clare is the mother of the baby boy Mary Ann born January 6 at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt Pleasant Patricia Lynn arrives January 8 weighing seven and a half pounds to Mr and Mrs B H Bill Wilson of Midland The Bowler family announces the arrival of Patricia Lynn and her mother are reported well at home on Elizabeth Street Midland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Dickinson
Flint
James Lee
Roy Schug
Marion
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Ann
BH. W
Bill” Wilson
Midland
Patricia Lynn
W. 8. Bowler
Elizabeth St
Young Macaulay Wrote Early Histories at Eight
Before eight years old Thomas Babington Macaulay, famed English historian, penned a work titled Compendium of Universal History and a three canto romance called the Battle of Cheriot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Babington Macaulay
Chériot
Paper Rugs and Flexible Plastic Prospects
The article notes paper rugs as a future possibility using flexible plastic, highlighting gay colors, durability, waterproofness, steadiness, and easy cleaning. It suggests additional uses such as coverings for furniture.
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Vaughn Lewis
Vaughn
M. R. Howlett
Galen Coats
Brush College
John Archbold
Harry Nowlen
Harry, Jr
Dale Rulapaugh
Maple Grove
Lola Rulapaugh
R. S. McBride
Elm Grove
Maurice Guy
Mary Guy
Roy Kinsey
Don Reynolds
Reine Reeder
Grayling
Ray Archbold
Arthur Goudie
Vernon
Morris Winning
Yale
Will Scott
Farwell
Frank Holmes
John Bergey
Loomis
Nellie Sherman
Lake
Emmet Holmes
Bellaire
Ruth Piddlng
National Health Clinic
G. C. Born
Geneva Pearson
Grand Rapids
Chas. Serviss
Greenville
Lorena
West Palm Beach
Florida
Peggy Wilson
Joe Bowler
Atty
Theo. G. Bowler
BE. W. Wilson
Art Camou Agency
McEwan Street
Swift’s Picnic Hams
Swift’s
I Ib
West 4Th St
C.O.D
Francis Rupff
Evenkail Hosiery Shop
Broadway
31St St
Bay City, Michigan
Clubs and
Lodges
Rebekahs
Wise Pepper Club
Raymond Lennox
Edith Maxwell
John Tice
B. McNerney
Clarence Ramey
Barney McNerney
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Clare Howe. & Furniture Co
Fisher’s Restaurant
Police Post
the Heights
Michigan
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