Clare area residents host family and friends visits
Mrs Allen Bauder and daughter spent time with her parents near Clare. Mrs J C Newman of Brush College visited daughter Mrs Bernard Allen and family. Roy Gordon family received a card from son Leland in France noting a chance meeting with Bob Hemstreet in Clare and a chat with Ray Spicer and Bill Adams. Betty LaVoye and John Haring hosted Sunday dinner with Chick Eberhart. Bailey school pupils attended a music meeting at Clare High School. Mrs Robert Fisher and Brent Reed visit Lansing relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Spicer
Bill Adams
Clare
Wm. .LaVoye
Betty
John Haring
Chick Eberhart
Bailey School
Joahana Allbee
Donna LaVoye
Peggy Lou Gordon
Lester Johnson
Chester Dysinger
Clare High School
Robert Fisher
Brent Reed
Lansing
Roy Gordon
Hornets shine as Harrison hosts tournament and visitors
Long Lake visitor Piri Gahoon visited Ralph Carey home Thursday. Casper Foltz and daughter Margar et visited over the weekend. Clare shoppers included Mrs Karl Brown and daughters and others. Harrison basketball coach James Mead earns praise for the team’s effort at Houghton Lake. Jovanna Kay Everdeen born February 25 to Jack Everdeen family. Jack serves overseas. Cpl Elwood Davis on an eighteen day leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piri Gahoon
Ralph Carey
Casper Foltz
Margaret
Clare
Karl Brown
Miles Henry
Lilliford Eichhorn
Leo Cooper
George
Henry Norman
Elva
Harrison
Hornets
Houghton Lake
James Mead
Lernah
Patsy Marlatte
Jack Everdeen
Puss Marlotte
Jack
Winterfield Residents and Guests Travel In Past Week
Winterfield My and Mrs Neal Cook and Richard visited Big Rapids on business. William VanderWoude left Wednesday for Chicago to join the U S Army. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and Whitford visited Cadillac Saturday. Edith Davis attended a seven oclock dinner at Pearl Harbor restaurant for Cooperative Creamery employees. Judge Hopkins and son Asher were in Cadillac Saturday. Mrs Wilfred Landers and daughter returned to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill after two weeks with the Beit Landers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Cook
Richard
Big Rapids
William VanderWoude
Chicago
U.S. Army
Myr
Frank Davis
8. Whitford
Cadillac
Edith Davis
Pearl Harbor
Cooperative Creamery
Judge Hopkins
Asher
Wilfred. Landers
Red Cross Appeal Urges Frost Township Support
The notice appeals for Red Cross support to reach a $130 quota for Frost township. It urges readers not to let the service members down and reminds that the Red Cross will stand with those in service wherever they are. Sunday visitors at the Henry Norman home were Mrs. Alice Mead and Mrs. David Harper with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Frost Township
Henry Norman
Alice Mead
David Harper
Birthday Party and Local Socials Notice
About forty relatives and neighbors gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate Mrs. Wm. Hileman’s birthday with six tables of Pedro. Prizes went to Nick Pfannes and Mrs. Leo Heintz, first. Stanley Wosnick and Mrs. Wm. Hileman, consolation. A pot luck lunch followed. Also notes: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shenk visited Hazel Park over Sunday. An electric meeting attracted most who plan to use electricity. Miss Marjorie Hileman resumed studies at MSC after a week at home. Dick and Miss Claire Hileman attended Arthur Woznick’s birthday party Sunday evening. Mrs. Floyd Squires and Mrs. Robin Smith of West Grant visited parental home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hileman
Pedro
Nick Pfannes
Leo Heintz
Stanley Wosnick
Russell Shenk
Hazel Park
C. Krocker
Marjorie Hileman
M.8.c
Claire Hilman
Arthur Woznick
Floyd Squires
Robin Smith
West Grant
Sunday School Attendance and Community Notes at Maple Grove
Maple Grove reports Sunday School attendance at forty one and Friday night services at fifty five. Rev. Metzer of Harrison to preach next Friday night. California visitors Mr. and Mrs. Geo Liddell and daughters Alice and Helen. Mrs. Catherine Atwood a supper guest of Homer Rodgers family Friday. Mrs. Irvin Ilvara and daughter Lillian visited Mrs. Dale Rulapaugh Thursday. Weekend callers at J B Timpe home included Art Coffell, Anna Schofield, Dick Harkins and families, Waney Reiss, Laura Wilds. Miss Marguerite Ferguson of Pontiac visiting home here. Betty Stayler, daughter, and Raymond Tigner spent weekend in Midland. Tigner improving. Birthday party at Mrs Jess Hilyard’s home attracted about fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzer
Harrison
Geo. Liddell
Alice
Helen
California
Catherine Atwood
Homer Rodgers
Irvin Ilvara
Lillian
Dale Rulapaugh
J. B. Timpe
Art Coffell
Anna Schofield
Dick Harkins
Waney Reiss
Laura Wilds
Marguerite Ferguson
Pontiac
Betty Stayler
Raymond Tigner
Midland
Tigner
Jess Hilyard
Local Names and Sunday Calls Round Dover Community
Dover residents note visits and calls at several homes including Henry Magnus improving slowly. Mr and Mrs Jack Larman and Mr and Mrs Everette Allen visited Redner and Peté Hanes called granddaughter Courtney Bauer. Additional visits included Delmar Allen family, George Clink returning from Arcadia, and several Bauer, Hanes, and Barton relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Magnus
Jack Larman
Ahd
Wm. LaVoye
George
Clink
Arecadia
Peté. Hanes
Ida
Mary “Logmis
Dale 1
Montiey
Clark Walters
Carl
Louise Bauer
Clare
Henry Magnus
al Perry
Ed Johnston
Hudson Harvey
Flint
Greenwood Center Neighbors and Visitors Noted
Local notes record Mr and Mrs Russell Gook of Saginaw visiting Virginia Gordon Doris Budd traveling to Detroit to see sister Ruby Sears and June Bruce receiving a nursing cap from Sparrow Hospital Lansing. Neighbors extend best wishes as Carol Tipper bought a mica horse from Don Van Valkenburg. several families move or host guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gook
Saginaw
Virginia Gordon
Doris Budd
Detroit
Ruby Sears
Gon
Ace
Burt Parshall
Clare
Virginia
Atty
J. K. Naumes
Albert Bruce
Harrison
Greenwood
June Bruce
Sparrow
Lansing
Norman
June
Albert Roland
Herb. Carr
Frost Township
Ethel Douglas
A. Tessman
Russell Cook
Gamble and Gordon referenced in Sunday report
The text notes Russell Gamble calling Ace Gordon on Sunday and Lew Light assisting Chas Setger on Saturday. It extends sympathy to the Herman Stuermer family for their sorrow and says Stuermer will be missed by many friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gamble
Ace Gordon
Lew
Chas,Setger
Gordons
Herman Stuermer
Stuermer
Bertha Lake Resort Residents and Local Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. A. Tessman have moved on the Hanchett ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill McQuiston visited relatives Sunday. Austin Dunkle and brother Myron were Marion callers Sunday. Alfred Cowles and Don were Sunday evening visitors at the Willis Richardson home. Clinton Dunkle left Monday for Army examination. Dickie Knight spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tessman
Hanchett Ranch
Merrill McQuiston
Austin Dunkle
Myron
Marion
Alfred Cowles
Don
Willis Richardson
Clinton Dunkle
Dickie Knight
Fred Bauer
Revival and social gatherings in Clare and area
West Freeman notes include Elgin Hickok and Mrs. Hickok attending Nazarene church revival in Clare. Lilah Hickok visited for a supper and Youth Fellowship party at the Sherman home in Sears. Albertson family hosted relatives from Lansing, with other visits among Mecosta, Barryton, and nearby communities. Mrs. Gaffney is sick with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Hickok
Herbert Middleton
Nazarene
Clare
Lilah Hickok
Nene
Carol Struble
Harold Sherman
Sears
Albert
Jesse Lee
Floyd Oberlin
Mecosta
Cecil Darnell
Elm Grove births and community notes from February
Elaine Kaye Grigg born February 19 at Gladwin hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grigg. Nelson Carrow’s son arrival at Mt. Pleasant Community hospital. Nelda Lea Davis born February 24 at home. other births and family visits noted including Maxine Van Horn, now Mrs. Paulson of Flint, and multiple relatives visiting or recuperating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Grigg
Gladwin Hosital
Paulson
Flint
Wilson Rinehart
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Donald Schienéi
Lamoyne
Bent
Hess
Cheboygan
Wellington
Badgley
Roy Ensley
Sheridan
Sidney Court
Rollie
C. D. Robison
Stanley Schunk
Lewis
Arthur
Dale Davis
Colonville
Schunk
Greenwood
Minnie Edick
Paul Zimmerman
Fred Zimmerman
Edick
Community Notices Mix Visitors and Visits in Clare
Mrs Chas Davis and Mise Blanche Strouse called Friday evening. Fred Zimmerman and Chag Davis homes hosted visitors Friday. Fred Zimmerman family spent Sunday with John Bringgl d home in Clare. Mrs Pat Walters and son Michael visited My and Mrs Von Walters and Shirley Sunday. Cora Wilson Lola Rulapaugh attended Gospel Workers Convention at Church of God in Clare Tuesday. Betty Hildebrandt home from Bowling Green Ohio spent week with cousins Florence and Frances Hildebrandt. Walter Kemp called Saturday. Otto Hildebrandt hosted dinner guests Sunday. Rev Honderich of Hagle visited Hildebrandts Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Davis
Mise Blanche Strouse
Fred
Zimmerman
Chag
Fred Zimmerman
John Bringgld
Clare
Pat. Walters
Michael
von Walters
Shirley
Cora Wilson
Lola Rulapaugh
Church of God
Lake News Highlights Local Church Services and Visits
Sunday School at 11:00 EWT and preaching at 12:60 noon at the Lake School Building. Pfc Irwin Scott and wife from Louisiana are on furlough with his parents. Numerous residents visit Clare and Saginaw, with social events and showers for the Scott family. A lunch box egg sandwich recipe closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McCon
Lake School
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J. H. Brooks
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Clare Hospital
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Emmet Holmes
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