Rural social notes from Ludington area gatherings
Rural residents share visits and family events. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleiner and Ruth Ann spent Friday in Ludington while Mrs. Everette Carncross and Miss Gayle Clute visited Mrs. Walter Kleiner. Several relatives attended graduations and dinners, with extended family members traveling between Farwell Colonville and local farms. A Bible verse from Psalm 37 ends the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Ludington
Everette Carncross
Gayle Clute
Walter Kleiner
Frank Barton
Farwell
Henry Barton
Riverside Grange Marks Degrees at June Meeting
Riverside Grange met June 8 with 38 members present and conferred first and second degrees on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon. Carmen Newman and the Gordons received the third and fourth degree. Pomona meeting set for June 22 at 8 130 at Riverside Grange hall. Numerous local families attended visits and small events noted, including hospital, home, and social calls across Riverside area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Grange
The
Grange
Roy Gordon
Carmen Newman
Gordons
Pomona
Riverside Grange Hall
Meda Woods
J. C. Newman
Lloyd Athey
Bryan Millers
CG. Newman
Gene
Detroit
Flint
Earl Town
Ernest
Marotzke
Melvin
Haines
Harriet Phimisey
Clare
Rex Robinette
J.V. Newman, Jr
Bernard Allen
Marie Mallinger
Joe Mallinger
Norman Myers
Earl Myers
N. Myers
Irving Cook
Middleton
Bob Gordons
Glen Gordons
Glen Gordon
Kenneth Rockey
Bernard Allens
Randolph Rockey
Frank Myers
Harrison
Jack Woods
Mr. Clemens
the Woods
Jean Wood
Port Huron
Saginaw
Dorothy Brown
Muriel Brickman
Jay Myers
Hdithy Myers
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
Hudsonf My
Lewis
Clela Hartman
Othel Denslow
Dover News Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A long list of courtesy calls and family gatherings across Dover and nearby towns. Notable items include Mona Shaver and Maryam Rilett graduating, visits to and from Brush College ladies aid, and relatives from Battle Creek Kalkaska and Saginaw. Michigan State College student Wéace Rilett spending summer with parents. Continuous family events span Clare Farwell Pontiac and Clare areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Shaver
Maryam Rilett
John Archbold
Brush College Ladies Aid
Leland Favreau
Theron
Blanche
Battle Creek
Delmar Allen
Wm. LaVoye
Kalkaska
Pete Hanes
George Clink
Hight Point Lake
Roger Kleinhardt
Jim Thompsons
Everette Allens
Floyd Benchley
Miles
Jim Thompson
Floyd Garver
Charles Ruby
St. Mary's Hospital
Saginaw
Everette Allen
Dale
Montney
Gerald Hemstreet
Burley Shaver
Lee Favreau
John Bauer
Courtney Bauer
Fred Walters
Wéace Rilett
Michigan State College
Frank Rilett
Maryin
Louise Bauer
Dorothy Allen
Clare
Frank Barton
Magle
Henry
Farwell
Norlene ‘White
Tom Ramey
Pontiac
George Ramey
Lee Fayreatt
Miles Benchley
Averette Allen
Alma residents and neighbors share weekly travels
Barbara Jane Swarthout from Alma visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Thompson. Ira Dunn travels to Port Huron then Ann Arbor to see a ill brother. Long Lake softball defeats Pratt Lake 6 to 5. next Sunday Long Lake meets Beaverton. Melvin Norman family fundraiser dance June 19 at Trost town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jane Swarthout
Alma
F. J. Thompson
Ira Dunn
Port Harop
Ann Arbor
Long Lake
Pratt Lake
Beaverton
Les Harris
Merrill
Lucas
Ohio
Trost Town Hall
Melvin Norman
Ralph Carey
Hilda Tibbits
Eva Bogardus
Clare
Fred Thompsons
C. J. Swarthout
Vern Jay Swarthout
East Jordan
Bob Tripp
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Bulla Butchinson
Davis
Bill Horton
Kenneth Turner
Billie
Mary Ann
David Horton
Mary Garver
Mabel Knauss
Forever
M. ‘Ry Honderich
Forest Garver
Mary
Ruby Thompson
Colonville
Hagle
Ernest Kleiner
Gordon
Jania
Lisette Weber
Glen ‘Bay
Regina
P. O
Earl Mathewson
Grayling, Michigan
Regina Agency
East Seventh Street
Clare, Michigan
Morton
del Monte Coffee
del Monte Catsup
Choice
Alc
Bacon
Farwell, Mich
Arnold
Vernon
Vane Mickle
Lansing
Vern Mickle
Mickle
Kathy
Gordon Burton
Mann
Siding
Carl
Tom" ‘White
Leo Favreau
Delmar ‘Allen
Miles .Benchley
Dale ‘Bauer
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Dover News
Lone Pine
A. Henderson
Republican
Armstrong
Rugborder
Ben Burdo
McEwan
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