Sunday gatherings honor many local families
A long list of Sunday visitations and gatherings across Midland Clare and surrounding areas highlighted by Orval Vandewalker hosting a family dinner for birthdays. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Krel Mr and Mrs Carl Kistler among others with steady attendances from Swain Inwin Selter Bauer and Irwin families. Rebekah lodge installation crowned Alma Woodrull as Noble Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Vandewalker
Mrey
Will Garcon
Fred Krel
Carl Kistler
Gal Jars
Perry Geeelk
Golenia
Joseph “Swain
Richard Swain
Mr. Pleasant
Hugene Swain
Bill Pilechét
Midland
John, Root
Colentan
Ernest Inwin
Dean Crane
Lansing
Aml
Cecil - Wilson
Shepherd
Carl Selter
Rosg@bush,Myr
Clarenee van
Bob
Mia
Sharon Cobleigh
Harrison
Fetter
Alfred Zastrow
Gary
Ezra Cobleigh
Joseph Kennedy
Bay City
Eugene FitzGerald
Bourke
Lodewyk
John. Keschman
Familes
Cal Herrington
Langing
Harl Henderson
Karl Henderson
Gordon McIntosh
Mary, Joyner
Will Henderson
Henderson
Carl Seiter
LaVonna
Tavalina
Ernest, Irwin
James Irwin
Alma Woodrull
Noble Grand
Rebekahs
Mahy
Chemical Center
Canton
Clare
Mt. Pleasat
Goleman
Bay
Howard Hyerts
Ken Roe
New Orleans
Charlie Herrmann
Glenn Mun
Near Remus
Frank Herrmann
Charlie
Hartford agency offers to review your insurance adequacy
Be sure your policy covers today’s changing conditions with a no obligation checkup from a Hartford agency. The service aims to safeguard property against loss and ensure sufficient coverage.
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Hartford
Social Bridge Clubs Report Entertaining Evenings
The Octo Club met for two tables of contract at Mrs. Ben Burdo’s home with Mrs. Arthur Ulrich winning high score and Mrs. Larry Jackson second. Refreshments followed. Mrs. Ralph Ackerman hosted the High Clock Wright Club with two tables. Mrs. Stanley Parrish won high, Mrs. Leonel Green second, and Mrs. Charles Rich ter low. grand slam honors to Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. Norris Blystone. William Maxwell’s Bridge Club enjoyed two-table contract. top score went to Mrs. Kenneth Ritter, second to Mrs. John Davy, traveler to Mrs. Rex Allen. refreshments after play. Mrs. Hileen Campbell hosted Jolly Time Club at the Omer Parent home with guests Mrs. William Holmes and Mrs. Parent. pepper prizes went to Mrs. Holmes for high score and traveler, Mrs. Ernest Slater second, Mrs. Mearl Fetters low. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octo
Ben Burdo
Arthur Ulrich
Larry Jackson
Burdo
Ralph Ackerman
O’élock Wight Club
Stanley Parrish
Leonel Green
Sow
Charles Richter
Parrish
Norris Blystone
Willam Maxwell
Kenneth Ritter
John Davy
Rex Allen
Hileen Campbell Ways
Jolly Time Club
Omer Parent Home
William Holmes
Parent
Holmes
Ernnest Slater
Mearl Fetters
Births Report for Barry Lee Kaufmann and Catherine Sue Dowling
Newborn Barry Lee Kaufmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaufmann of Harrison, born January 16 at Clare General Hospital weighing four pounds, thirteen ounces. Catherine Sue Dowling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dowling of Beaverton, born January 17 at Clare General Hospital weighing eight pounds, eight ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kaufmann
Harrison
Barry Lee
Clare General Hospital
Little Barry
Catherine Sue
Richard Downing
Beaverton
Esther Circle Hosts Dedication at Wilsons New Home
The Esther Circle of the Methodist W.S.C. met January 18 at Mrs. Ronald Wilson's new home. Mrs. Ralph Ackerman chaired as devotionals by guest Mrs. Donald Holtrook focused on making a good home. Rev J Nevins conducted a dedication service for the Wilsons home as members shared childhood and married-home memories. The group plans a Father-Son banquet and will meet February 15 with Mrs. Tim Frey.
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Esther
W. 8
CG. S
Ronald Wilson
Ralph, Ackerman
Donald Holtrook
Electa
Russell Foot
Harry Roberts
Banass
Tim Frey
Fred Pierson
J. Nevins
Wilsons
Mrs Friz Surprised On 71st Birthday Party
Lydia Frizi was surprised Tuesday afternoon January 17 by neighbors celebrating her 71st birthday. Mrs Clyde Allen delivered narcissus and aided hostess Mildred Wentworth in serving cake and ice cream. Many cards and gifts were given as guests enjoyed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Frizi
Clyde Allen
Rebekahs Hear Reports Of Committees
Twenty nine Rebekahs met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Doria Mitchell presiding. Substitute officers were Mrs. Dorothy Shephard and Mrs. Fern Archambault. Reports included Blood Donor chaired by Wanda Perring and Aan Busche, Press by Fannia Yaoman. Several members ill at Mt. Pleasant hospital after ice fall injuries. Theta Rho Girls advisor reported bake sale. District No. 20 president Eva Scllutley noted official visit to Clare lodge on February 14. Birthday supper and Secret Sisters reveal planned for February. members urged to attend or send Valentines.
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Rebekahs Soyere
Doria Mitchell
Noble Grand
Dorothy Shepherd
Fern Archambault
Noble
Rhoda Byba
Mt. Pleasant
Vivian Benchley
Eva Scllutley
Clare Lodge
Ina Hammond
Olive Irwins
DAR Chapter Hosts Eighth Grade History Essay Dinner
The Michilimavinae Clare Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a six o'clock dinner at Mrs. A. B. Bartow's Harrison home. Winners of the eighth grade history essay on improving relations with other American countries were announced: Joyce Dunkle, Pamela Koch, and Joanne Borle, all tied to local schools. The event featured Mrs. Chittles Amble Sr. showing color films on Wild Birds of Michigan and This Is Your Land, with remarks on American land management and future support for history projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. BE. Bartow
Harrison
Jame
Joanne Borle
Alga St. Cecilia School
Paul Shepon
Farwell
C. Murton
Ski
Clare
Ella. Carpenter
Clare County Avere
Tis
U.S
D. A
Bartow
Chittles Amble Sr
Harrison School
Michigan
United States
Baby Shower Honors Mrs Tont Sowle's Newborn Son
Mrs Tont Sowle nee Virginia Smith was honored at a baby shower hosted by Miss Colleen Ryall for her four month old son Tommy. Thirteen guests attended with Miss Jo Koch winning a prize. A midnight luncheon followed and Sowle received gifts. Tor and Virginia and son arrived December 22 from Germany where he served 13 months in the army and will live with his parents in Mt. Pleasant while he attends Central Michigan College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tont Sowle
Virginia Smith
Colleen Ryall
Tommy
Jo Koch
Harold Sowle
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan College
Meet A While Club Hosts Lunch and Prize Draw
Mrs Hermann’s Meet A While Club held a February meeting at Mrs Charlie Hermanns with seven members. Florence Renner becomes president for February, Lula McPhall wins first prize, Florencé Renner second, Evelyn Weadle takes consolation. Next meeting set for February 1 at Lula McPhall’s. cake valued at 25 000?
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Charlie Herrmanns
Florence Renner
Friendly Neighbor Club Meeting Notes and Prizes
The Friendly Neighbor Club met at Mrs. June Ramey’s home on Thursday January 19. They voted a donation to the March of Dimes and played Bridge with prizes won by Mrs. Jennie Gobleigh high Mrs. Anna Morden second high and Mrs. Vina Reger low. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Helan Enter’s Fransted home at 209 S McEwah Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Ramey
Jénnie Gobleigh
Anna Morden
Vina Reger
Franstéd
S. McEwah Street
Helan
Quiet January wedding unites Kennedy and Bacheller
Miss Nancy Kennedy daughter of Durward and Mrs Kennedy of Clare wed Verne Bacheller son of Mrs Nina Bacheller of Port Huron in Ross Bible church. The couple were attended by Howard Stuart and wife. Open house set for January 28 at the brides parents home in Clare. They will reside at 1128 12th Ave Port Huron.
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Nancy Kennedy
Durward Kennedy
Clare
Verne Bacheller
Nina Bacheller
Port Huron
Ross Bible Church
Howard Stuart
12Th Ave
Bulletin Notice for Clare and Zenobia Chapter Meetings
The Clare Chapter Gold Star Mothers holds its regular meeting on Wednesday evening February 1 at Mrs Ina Hammond home with important business and urged attendance. Zenobia Chapter also invites members to its regular meeting Thursday February 2 for obligation night with Mrs Berning Hecker making an official visit and outlining the Worthy Grand Matron's projects for the year.
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Clare
Ats
Ina Hammond
Zenobia Chapter
Bernading Hecker
Circle V plans Chinese Auction and Garden Party
Circle V of the Congregational Women's Fellowship met at Kathryn Freeman's home Monday evening. They planned a Chinese Auction and Garden Party for February 14 and, after a study from Within Two Worlds by Leeeota Vaniivery, adjourned with refreshments. The next meeting is set for February 27 with Mrs Allan Tulk.
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Circle V
Congregational Women's Fellowship
Kathryn Freeman
Leéeota
Vaniivery
Allan Tulk
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