Social roundup at area cottages and family visits
Numerous families and friends visit and host gatherings at cottages and homes across Houghton Lake Higgins Lake and nearby towns. Karen Amble Davison spends time with grandparents. other visitors include Nagels Saginaw Raspot Stricker Whitmer and Hoops relatives and friends from Chicago Lincoln East Lansing Owosso and Marion. A birth is announced Bryan Barry Brink at Gladwin Hospital on July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Amble
Karen
N.H. Rauch
Houghton Lake
Richard Couture
Mancelona
Karen Amble
Davison
William Walker
Rudolph Nagel
Saginaw
Higgins Lake
Clara Smith
Martha Allen
John Raspot
Jake Stricker
Agnes Rasmusson
Mary Seamann
Chicago
Ida Mueller
Frank Walters
Robert
Carol White
Grand Blanc
Gladys Drummond
Ashley
Clara McCartney
Lydia Corbin
Alma
Marion Light
Blanch Oman
Elizabeth
Hibbs
Gertrude Fowler
Ethel Rutter
Julia Schaaf
Metcalfe
Wallace Peckinpaugh
Joyce
Jan
Ava Brooks
St. Louis
Tim Graves
Barbara Cook
Marion
Mae Campbell
Duanne Gardner
Scotty
East Lansing
Norman Gardner
Norbert Rink
Lansing
Charles Hobart Jr
Owosso
Charles Hobart
East Budd Lake
Raymond Brink
Gladwin Hospital
Bryan Barry
Army Relief Society Scholarship Opportunities
The Army Relief Society Education Committee awards 62 scholarships and grants totaling varied amounts from 150 to 2050 for the year ending March 31 1965. Recipients study across fields from teaching and medicine to law and engineering including two above 2000 and 23 between 1000 and 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Relief Society
Army Emergency Relief
Ing
Travel Information Centers See 365000 Tourists Last Year
Seven Michigan Travel Information Centers operated by the State Highway Department served more than 365000 tourists in the past year. Public agencies and private businesses distributed over 1600000 pieces of literature through the centers as part of outreach and travel guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Highway Department
Michigan Canoers Follow Old Indian Routes
Michigan canoers can explore history rich routes among Michigan 36 000 miles of streams or 11 000 lakes. Wayne State University historian Dr. Philip P. Mason notes many trails used today mirror those of Indians and explorers who traversed the state by dugout or birchbark canoe seeking wilderness access. The article lists ten historic routes with portages and cross-state connections, highlighting the Keweenaw cut-off, Menominee-Sturgeon River, All-Train and Whitefish rivers, Tahquamenon-Fox Manistique, Big Manistee-Au Sable, Muskegon River, Tittabawassee-Saginaw-Cass-Shiawassee convergence, Grand River via the Grand, Huron River from Upper Straits Lake, Kalamazoo in two sections, and St Joseph River path into Indiana and back to Michigan. Visitors to Michigan from all states were reported by Travel Information Center counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Philip P. Mason
Wayne State University
Dr. Mason
Lake Michigamme
Marquette County
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Alger
Delta
Chippewa, Luce
Schoolcraft
Tahquamenon
Fox
Big Manistee-Au Sable
Crawford County
Muskegon River
Higgins
Houghton
Roscommon County
Saginaw
Saginaw County
Mecosta County
Little Muskegon
Grand River
Grand Haven
Upper Straits Lake
Oakland County
Livingston
Washtenaw
Wayne
Monroe
Kalamazoo
Albion
Allegan
Saugatuck
St. Joseph River
Sturgeon Lake
St. Joseph County
Indiana
Berrien County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Infants Toys
Rayon
Fellers
Clare
Clare Knights OF Columbus
Richard Nivison
John Wentworth
Matt Mec Connell
Tom Creguer
Joe White
Jim Maloney
George Newell
Albert Wentworth
Clarence Wentworth
Max Porte
Norbert Murray
Fete Porte
Dick Nivison
Matthew McConnell
Wayne Berg
Clarence Lorenz
Tom Dwyer
LaVern Wood
Harnson Briets
Willis Brothers
Clare County Fair
Harrison
Legrid Range
Montgomery Ward
Witbeck’s Plaza
Mich
Bob Witbeck
Mgr
Washington
ANF
Cation Committee
ARS National
Argonne Place
Washington, D.C
THE
Clare Sentinel
Big
WSU
Union
Travel Information Center
Witbecks Iga
Clare Cleaners
Cola
Huh
Dubuque
Holsum
Jar
Eeeee Kekman
California
Pasca
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