Community notices of clubs and gatherings in Lyons Michigan
The Friends Club met at Mrs Leo Oden home with high score won by Mrs Roy Cimmerer and second by Mrs John Stough. Lutheran Ladies Aid met in church parlors for a short business session led by Mrs Harold Schaeffer. Next meeting July 8 at church. Bridge Club hosted by Mrs William Holmes with high score to Mrs Omer Parent and second to Mrs Percy Stough. Ladies Union Congregational Church plans neon lunch June 19 with Mrs Inez Wolford. cars requested. Christian Endeavor Rally at Rev Charles Kleinhardt home June 4 with 14 delegates. next at Brown Corners Church July 26. Primary HI Class contest led to a boys’ picnic hosting the girls. teacher Mrs BE A Samborn. Birthday party for Addison Pasco hosted by Mrs Claud Hartman. guests listed. Birthday Club honored Mrs Alvis Denton with pot luck, pepper games, high score to Mrs Thomas Bolen. Additional guests from Roscommon and Detroit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Club
Leo Oden
Roy Cimmerer
John Stough
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Harold Schaeffer
William Holmes
East Seventh Street
Omer Parent
Percy Stough
Louie Thayer
Ladies Union of the Congregational Church
Inez Wolford
Lyons
Michigan
Christian Endeavor
Charles Kleinhardt
M. BE. Burkett
Kleinhardt
Brown Corners
Carl Kistler
Methodist Sunday School
BE. A. Samborn
Reva Maxwell
Arthur Denton
Earl Denton
Alvis Denton
Thomas Bolen
Billie Chappell
Lon
Mt Pleasant Women Golfers Here Next Week
The Twin Elms women golfers met Wednesday to record scores for handicap placement. Mt Pleasant guests will arrive next Wednesday June 17 to begin play at ten o clock. Mrs Webhby urged three scores for handicaps. Mrs Leo Hampton and Frances Anderson tied for low score. Bowler elected treasurer replacement. luncheon followed with bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elms
Mt. Pleasant
Webhby
Leo Hampton
Frances Anderson
Wim. Bowler
Mrs Edward Archey Honored at Shower
Last Thursday afternoon the Thursday luncheon club and the Friday bridge club hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Edward Archey nee Betty Green at the home of Mrs F C Sanford. Dessert was served by hostesses and four tables of contract bridge followed with winning scores listed for five players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Archey
Betty Green
F. C. Sanford
J. E. Doherty
Sanford
John Hall
H. A. Anderson
M. A. Doherty
Archey
Frank Hochstetler
Grant Community Club Meeting Recap and Plans
The Grant Community club gathered on Wednesday evening with about forty members. The agenda featured State Police pictures shown at Clare high auditorium to be returned, a War Bond Pledge report, and a 4 H summer club project update. The group approved modest donations, enjoyed entertainment including songs and readings, and adjourned after prayers with an invitation to bring waste paper to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Community Club
Floyd Smith
Clare High Auditorium
Clare
Schinfley
Redding
Grant
USC
Navy Relief
Rolland Krell
Contry
Vandenberg
America
Vendenberg
Animals as Their Own Doctors and Natural Medicine
Animals instinctively know vitamin value and can self cure when roaming fields forests or jungles to access medicines. Zoos provide plants and native edibles so sick animals may find the cure themselves.
Ogle Family Welcomes News of Merritt Ogle Promotion
Mr and Mrs C C Ogle receive a letter dated May 22 from son Merritt reporting promotion to Staff Sergeant effective the nineteenth of the month with a fourteen dollar raise and a transfer to the field. He notes unknown location but still laundry and address unchanged and describes tropical fruits in Hawaii and hopes to visit home after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Ogle
Merritt
You
Dad
Shell
Hawaii
Clare youth to wed Ohio girl in upcoming August ceremony
Mr and Mrs Robert S Henninger of Hamilton Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne to Louis C Reid son of Mr and Mrs Paul K Stevenson of Cincinnati Ohio. Reid a former Clare resident is assistant personnel director at Mabley and Carew Co Cincinnati. Wedding set for August 34 in memory of Reid's grandfather John Olver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Henninger
Lawn Avenue
Hamilton
Ohio
Jeanne
Louis C. Reid
Paul K. Stevenson
Graceland Avenue
Golf Manor
Cincinnati
Reid
Mabley and Carew Go
John 4. Olver
Kroger Promotes National Nutrition Summer Program
Kroger planning wide cooperation with the National Nutrition Program through in store posters educational material and Thought for Food leaflets. Grand Rapids manager L O Griffin says malnutrition is widespread and teaching families to plan meals is crucial for national defense. The eight rule yardstick will appear on posters and leaflets with menus by Jean Allen and the emblem U S Wants US Strong Nutritional Food featured in ads and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Kroger Food Foundation
Cincinnati
Kroger Company
L. O. Griffin
Grand Rapids
United States
National Defense
Mr. Giffin
Jean Allen
The
Food Foundation
Food Research Laboratory
U. S
National Nutrition Committee
Griffin
Odd Fellows Meet Monday and Rebekahs in Joint Events
The T O O F lodge opens Monday with Mussell as vice grand and summer closure discussed. Installation is planned for July. The Memorial Day program with the Rebekahs is set for Sunday June 14 and a speaker is being secured. The Clara Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday with twenty members and approved renting City Hall for events. A memorial staff practice ran under Mrs Bile Adeth Mcintosh and Fannie Schultz chaired the Blood Donner Club drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
T.O.O.F. Lodge
Hol
Mussell
Rebekahs
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Bile
Adeth Mcintosh
Fannie Schultz
Rebekahs Blood Donner Club
Clare Common Council Proceedings May 18 1942
Regular meeting notes from Clare Michigan include roll call, approvals of last minutes, and amendments to the Doherty Hotel lease funding from the Contingent fund. Bills and salaries for city staff, building permits, and finances committee recommendations are listed with numerous names and line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mich
City of
Tibbits
Ald
Fleming
Feighner
Jones
Wyman
Archambault
Dunlop
Doherty
City of Clare and
Doherty Hotel Co
Clare Library
Local Social Notes From Hinkville and Vicinity
Monday morning saw Jack Frost visit Hinkville. Clare residents Dr and Mrs John H Hall visited F Hinkle Thursday evening. Vernon City guests Mr and Mrs John Schultz and Mrs Etta Howard dined with Gordon McIntosh Thursday. Herrick Ladies Aid met at Harold Moline’s Thursday. Theron Allen of Toledo visited relatives for two weeks and returned Saturday. Florence Bolen of Lansing visited Vern Moline Sunday. Alfred Schneider of Clare visited Arthur and Mrs Sharland Sunday. Mrs John Oliver of Jackson visited F Hinkle Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
John H. Hall
Clare
F. Hinkle
John Schultz
Etta Howard
Vernon City
Gordon McIntosh
Vern Moline
William Moline
Herrick Ladies Aid
Harold Moline
Theron Allen
Toledo
Ohio
Jay Bellinger
Burton Allen
Allen
Florence Bolen
Lansing
Alfred Schneider
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claud Hartman
Addison Pasco
Sidney Pasco
St. Louis
Billy Pasco
U. P
Cleland Green
Leonel Green
Victor Ladeol
Phyllis Frey
Natalie Smith
Norma Fisher
Addison
Aur
Vam
Sine Neé
Rio
South America
Davy Bldg
Osles
Son
Kroger’s
Bastian
Lodge
Margaret Irwin
Mary Mussell
Eleanor Lehr
OF the
Clare Common Council
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Harold Fleming
Cane Clare Ian Die Mueller Company
Martin, Loomis
H. A. Jones
Thomas Groves Gas Station
Jerred
A. Fisher
M. K. Brown II
Lackie
Charles Gearhart
Hanley
Joe Cuniininghan
David Siel
Jack Bouchey
Dale Parrish
Fred Parrish
William Parks
Dalé Parrish
Wd. Hanley
Joe Cunningham
Kirkpatrick
John Hanley
Bal
Dunlop Tel
Rosebush
Robison
Park
We Ncaonen
N.L. Tmbbils
Alex McKinnon
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Midi
Wrisleys
Colonial Club
Rex
Kotex
Carters
Teo
United States War Savings
U.S. Treasury Department
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