Social Roundup of Visits and Visits Across Towns
A long list details residents and visitors in the Clare area over a period, including Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hardman and children in Mr. Pleasant on business, Mrs. Henderson of Harrison and others sharing dinners, funerals, and weekend stays. Names include Rita Creguer, Peter Creguer, Henry Ackerman, Buzard family, Dalrymple, Grover, Hartman, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
Peter Creguer
Clyde Dean
Beverly
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Ackerman
Kenneth Peasley
Vestaburg
Robert Archambault
D. M. Burgess
Bob
Verona
Penn
Henry Buzard
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
B. E. Cook
A. E. Dalrymple
Saginaw
Houston
Texas
Henry Grover
Flint
Ray D. Anderson
Howell Sanitarium
Marion
Clifton Schultz
Leo Hampton
Births and visitors noted in Mt. Pleasant and area
New arrivals include a son Richard Lee born February 10 at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt. Pleasant to Mr and Mrs Rolland Krell and a daughter seven pounds born February 28 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith also at Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital. Lewis announces a nine and a quarter pound girl Anna Marie born February 15 at Gladwin hospital. Numerous social visits and a Clare Wire Department fire at Lone Pine Cabins with slight damage precede community events and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalé Hartman
John Hartman
Catherine Cormway
Rosebush
Jake Milam
Mildred Stirling
Ann Arbor
Charles Stirling
W. G. Mowbray
Detroit
John Northon
H. M. Sowle
Maud Stanley
Dicky
Lansing
Robert Pifer
Fort Custer
Clair Stanley
Horace Joyner
Sam Wilkinson
Clarence Randall
Jack Logic
Bonnie
Gladwin
Lawrence Gibbs
Betty Sandow
Richard Albee
Donna Levere
Rosemary Wright
Midland
Herbert Leonard
Norris Blystone
Kay
Linda
Lee Thomas
Janie
Sidney Pascoe
Lewis Sunday
Anna Marie Sunday
Rolland Krell
Richard Lee
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Raymond Smith
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Famera Lou
Lewis
Gladwin Hospital
Anna Marie
Betty Jean Penny
Hinkleville
Donna Mussell
John Jackson
James Jackson
Pauline Leis
Stanley Muller
Harold Jones
Maude Callihan
Flint
Raymond Thayer
St. Louis
Arthur Thayer
Henry Nutter
Doris Willett
Della Mae
Saginaw
Emily Robbins
Anna Harger
Clare Wire Department
Lone Pine
C. M. Wright
Donna Gardner
Indiana
Lucille Derby
Percy Jones Hospital
O. A. Derby
Henrietta Derby
Chas. Kleinhardt
Ben Keinrath
Gladwin County
Walter Bard
Bard Evangelical Church
Charles Jim
George Shayler
Ethel Leesh
Herrick
Grand Rapids
Shayler
Martin Knieck
Will Leosh
Jack Wood
Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Ernest Green
Sid
Pasco
Claud Hartman
Karen Sue
Kate Hartman
Clare
Clair Coulter
Roy Gordon
Peggy
Ed. Magnus
Edward
Mary Lou
Erma Ott
Ed. S Wood
Jean
Republican Convention and Ward Caucuses in Clare
The Clare Republican Convention will assemble March 12 1945 at 8:00 PM at City Hall to nominate candidates for Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer Justice of Peace and conduct other business. Ward caucuses follow in Johnston Elevator Johnston's Elevator office Second Ward Hampton's Garage and City Hall to nominate Supervisor Alderman Constable and conduct other business. Committee members John Hanley Jesse Hampton and Theo G Bowler sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
First Ward
Johnston's
Hampton's Garage
City Hall
Jackson’s
Nursery Mothers Club Meets at Methodist Church
The Nursery Mothers Club gathered Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church parlors with twenty mothers present. Mrs. C. B. Neff presided and Devotions were led by Mrs. Theo Wallington. Miss Jukes from the State Board of Health spoke on Nutrition. Committees were named for May. program and social roles assigned. light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nursery Mothers Club
Methodist’ Church
C. B. Neff
Theo Wallington
Jukes
State Board of Health
Betty Hampton gains honors in athletics at Central College
Miss Betty Hampton daughter of Jesse Hampton of Clare is a junior at Central Michigan College of Education. She earns honors in physical education. selected for All Star Girls Basketball and All Star Hockey. serves as Bowling team manager and helped win the bowling league championship. also vice president of Sloan Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hampton
Jesse Hampton
Clare
Central Michigan College of Education
Betty
Sloan Hall
Clare Bridge Tournaments at Hotel Doherty Round Seven
The seventh round of the bridge tournament at Hotel Doherty saw Hampton-Anderson lead the evening while Wallace-Green stayed top in accumulative scores. Anderson-Hoersch captured grand slam honors. high-placed teams posted scores with Wallace-Green leading accumulatives at 85,550 and Frey-Hall close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Wallace-Green
Hampton-Anderson
Anderson-Hoersch
Bicknell-Wyman
Caple-Allen
Bick
Townsend Club Meeting Canceled by Icy Roads
The Clare Townsend Club was canceled last Friday evening at Mrs. Etta Howard's home due to icy roads. It will meet this Friday at Mrs. C. D. Harvey’s on First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Townsend
Etta Howard
C. D. Harvey
First Street
Clara Rebekah Lodge Plans Initiation and Degree Work
Thirty six members met in lodge rooms with Eva Schlaffey presiding. They discussed initiating four candidates next Tuesday and inviting the Clare degree staff to Gladwin, with Eleanor Lehr handling arrangements. A stork shower honored Aletha Jackson, a pot luck supper followed, and the degree staff practiced drill work for next week. The March birthday supper will be served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Eva Schlaffey
Noble Grand
Clare
Gladwin
Eleanor Lehr
Fannie Schultz
Rebekah Assembly of Michigan
Aletha Jackson
Navy Seeks Applicants Birth Proof For Radar Training
Commander Flechtner notes the Navy offers many specialty trainings with the radar branch highlighted. Applicants must bring birth certificates or baptismal records showing date and place of birth. Eddy Test required at all Navy Recruiting Stations. Lower Michigan stations in Detroit Flint Grand Rapids Jackson Kalamazoo Lansing Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flechtner
Navy
Lower Michigan
Detroit
Flint
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Saginaw
Kroger Reports 1944 Sales Rise Yet Net Income Falls
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company posts 1944 sales of 448 million with net income of 5.14 million. Despite an 84 percent sales gain since 1939, profits drop by about 870 thousand as higher procurement costs wages and taxes bite. The firm operates nearly 3000 stores with 18,425 employees and a stockholder base of 27 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
C. M. Robertson
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Kroger
OPA
Robertson
Democratic Ward Caucuses Meet At Clare City Hall
The Democratic Convention and ward caucuses set for March 12 1945 at 9 30 p m at Clare City Hall. Ward venues listed include First Ward Fred Smalley s Shop Second Ward Jackson s Meat Market and Third Ward City Hall. Constable may attend and conduct ward business per the notice from Ward Committee.
Regulations Governing Enlistment of Seventeen Year Olds
Lieut.-Comdr. Byron Flechtner clarifies Navy rules on 17-year-old enlistments. Applicants must visit a Navy Recruiting Station at least 10 days before turning 18 and bring a father or legal guardian to sign parental consent papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Byron EH. Flechtner
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
For
Harold B.hughes
The
Industrial National Bank
Clare County
Citizens State Bank
John Hanley
Jesde Hampton
Theo
G. Bowler
Methodist Church
Central College
Clara Rebekah
United States
Omer Parent
Hérold
Wyman
David
Ward
U. S. Navy
Phenothiazine
Pratt
Houghton
United States War Savings Bonds
Clare Bowling Alley
HiLl Top
Hill Top Tavern
Bist State St
Clare, Mich
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