Twenty members gather for Susannah Wesley Circle January meeting
Twenty members of Susannah Wesley Circle met in Methodist church parlors for the January gathering. Mrs. William Garchon presided, Olive Evans led devotions, and the group sang Oh Zion Haste with piano accompaniment. Discussion focused on Titus chapter three urging encouragement of good works and nonjudgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley Circle
Methodist Church
William Garchon
Olive Evans
Zion
Arthur Delamarter
L. J. Nevins
Delamarter
Norman Maxwell
Eula" Wilson
Eric Hartimerberg
Joyce Dawson
Bonnie Bergstrom
John
Max Skinner Weds Ellen Marie Tuttle in Grand Rapids
Miss Ellen Marie Tuttle daughter of Mrs Charlotte Tuttle of Grand Rapids and Earl Tuttle of Bay City married Max T Skinner son of Mr and Mrs D F Czyzewski of Harrison. The ceremony was at St John Vianney Church Clyde Park Grand Rapids on January 26 with Father John Kanowski officiating. The couple will reside on Cranberry Lake Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Marie Tuttle
Charlotte Tuttle
Grand Rapids
Earl Tuttle
Bay City
Max T. Skinner
D.F. Czyzewski
Harrison
St. John Vianney Church
Clyde Park
John Kanowski
Charles Manikowski
James Wackerly
Jean Smith
Patricia Dillon
Cadillac
Leo Skinner
Houghton Lake
Cranberry Lake Road
Farewell Party for Mrs Foell by Tally Club Members
Mrs Russell Foell was honored at a Thursday dinner by the Tally Club at the Hotel Doherty. Afterward members played bridge at Mrs Harvey Hartshorn’s home with prizes for high and low scores. The Foells left for Clark Lake near Jackson this week. Mr Foell had been transferred to the Sales Promotion division January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Foell
Tally Club
Doherty
Harvey Hartshorn
Robert Mitchell
William Case
Robert Campbell
Dan Burdo
Foell
Talya
Jodi
Clark Lake
Jackson
East Vernon Extension Counts Calories at All Day Meeting
The East Vernon Extension Group gathered in Mrs. Dorothy Bader’s home for an all day session with a chop suey luncheon. Mrs. Samborn led the lesson on Getting Your Calories Worth and members weighed in for a weight reduction contest with a prize for the greatest drop before the next meeting on February 21 hosted by Mrs. Elsie Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East. Vernon
Dorothy Bader
Barbara Sexton
Florence Samborn
Marjory Sexton
Minnie Seibt
Nellie White
Nancy Bader
Leda Stough
Chantiman
Samborn
Elsie Brewer
St. Cecilia Guild Hosts School Open House
The St. Cecilia Home and School Guild sponsors an Open House at St. Cecilia School on Thursday February with improvements on display including new blackboards lockers and cupboards. Sisters will show children s work and answer parent questions. Coffee and cake will be served in the church basement at 8 pm. The guild aims to make the event annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Home and School Guild
St. Cecilia School
Guild
Conservationist Raber Speaks To DAR On Natural Resources
Michilimacinac Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hears Merle Raber soil conservationist speak on natural resources and conservation history at the Harrison home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bartow. The evening includes a business meeting, a peace movements note, a February history month proclamation, and plans for a February historical window display. The Bartows host with refreshments. births announced: Laura Lymn to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ulrich and Mark Dean to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Slater.
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Raber
DAR
the Daughters of the American Revolution
A. E. Bartow
Harrison
Ralph Scott
Bartow
Richard Ulrich
Mt. Pleasant
Laura Lymn
Arthur Ulrich
Albert Seiter
Marilyn Seiter
Michigan
Clare IOOF Welcomes Farwell Lodge Meeting in Clare
The Clare IOOF Lodge held its first regular meeting in Farwell with Horace Fancon as noble grand and William Seiter as vice grand. Twenty two officers and members attended as Ed DeForest of Farwell I O C F brought support from his lodge. The group discussed building plans and the trustees’ activities. They adjourned to join the Rebekahs for a Thomas Wildey program and invited Rebekahs to a birthday supper next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare I. O. O F. Lodge
Farwell Lodge
Horace Fancon
William Seiter
Ed DeForest
Farwell
Andrew Irwin Sr
Board of Trustees
Rebekahs
Thomas Wildey
Farwell Rebekahs Welcome Clare Lodge For Meetings
Thirty two Clara Rebekah Lodge members traveled to Farwell to hold sessions after a Clare fire disaster. Mrs Ina Hammond and Mrs Patricia Holt presided with officers present and eleven past nobles answering roll. Farwell members welcomed the Clare sisters and discussed dispensation to hold meetings there and duplicate charter procedures.
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Rebekah Lodge No
Farwell
Clare
Ina Hammond
Noble Grand
Patricia Holt
Noble
Circle V Selects Year's Study Book
Circle V of the Congregational Womens Fellowship held an organizational meeting at Miss Effie Hales home. Effie Hales elected chairwoman for the year with officers Helen Anderson Kathryn Freeman Ber nice Wilson Ber nice Tulk Helen Garthe. They plan monthly meetings with the next at Mrs Wilsons February 12. The year’s study book is The Church in Southeast Asia by Rajah Manekam and Winburn T. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle V
The
Congregational Womens
Effie Hales
Helen Anderson
Cochairman
Kathryn Freeman
Bernice Wilson
Bernice Tulk
Sunshine
Helen’ Garthe
Wilson
Southeast Asia
Rajah
Manekam Aid
Winburn
T. Thomas
Dinner Honors CMC Graduate
Mrs. Frank Mitchell was honored at a dinner party after earning a Bachelor of Science from Central Michigan College. Her daughter Carol, a student at Saginaw General Hospital, joined her parents for weekend exercises. Guests included her father Andrew Irwin Sr and her sister and husband H. B. Sheppard. The gathering took place at Dunlop's Cafe with an informal luncheon at the Mitchell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mitchell
Central Michigan College
Carol
Saginaw General Hospital
Mitchell
Andrew Irwin Sr
H. B. Shepherd
Dunlop's
Engaged: Sharon Nadene Reed to Calvin L Dodge in Lansing
Mr and Mrs Raymond W Reed of Lansing announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Nadene to Calvin L Dodge son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Dodge of Lansing. Sharon is the granddaughter of Mrs Maude Gordon of Clare. A March 2 wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Reed
Lansing
Sharon Nadene
Calvin L. Dodge
Clinton Dodge
Sharon
Maude Gordon
Clare
Betrothal announced for Miss Mattie Wisner of Angola
Mr and Mrs Heyman C Wisner of Angola Indiana announce the engagement of their daughter Mattie Marlene Wisner to David M McLaughlin son of Mr and Mrs G V McLaughlin of Willard Ohio No date has been set for the wedding Miss Wisner is granddaughter of Mrs J C Coats of Brush College Oklahoma Brush College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs. Heyman C. ‘Wisner
Angola
Indiana
Mattie Marlene
David M. McLaughlin
G. V.mclaughlin
Willard Ohio
Miss Wisner
J. C. Coats
Brush College
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Susannah Wesley
Clare Cleaners JV
City Clock
Howard Jones
Max Skinner
Old Colony
ATS
H. M. Everts
Sth
Clare, Michigan
Mrs. Foell
East Vernon
Ralph Wagley
Coleman
American Legion Hall
St. Cecilia Guild
Ernest Slater
Mark Dean
Farwell Rebekahs
Clare Rebekah
Helen Gray
Assembly
Farwell Hall
Madeline Selter
Virginia Kuula
Dorothy Shepherd
Dorothy Trinklein
Genevieve Hall
Fannie Yeoman
Brother Oddfellows
Oddfellowship
Hammond
Yeoman
CMC
Ren
Gordon
Art Damoth Agerby
McEwan Street
Upjohn Unicaps
Lilly Homiebrin
Mead’s
Caldwell’s Syrup
Pepsin
Norform
Pierce
SMA
Pablum
Evenflo
Roy E. Cimmerer
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