Local City Notes Share Family Visits and Travel
Mrs. Jennie VanHorn spent part of last week with her daughter and husband at Dearbarn. The Stough family plus relatives visited John Stough and Mrs Erwin Zinser. Dr. and Mrs. Maurice MacGaugh hosted dinner for Emma Sager and daughter SuAnn in Mt. Pleasant. G A R B members attended a quarterly meeting in Ensley. Earl Hendersons returned from a Florida tour visiting Tarpon Springs Orlando St Cloud Winter Park and Lake Worth. David Born visited Cedar Lake Academy and Kalamazoo with family. the Borns left him there. The Seiters plan Denver Colorado departure after thirty days home with relatives. Mrs Seiter goes for X-rays and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie VanHorn
H. J. Paulsen
SuAnn
Maurice MacGaugh
Mt. Pleasant
Gordon Foel
Wayne Cowles
Mary I. Gilmore
Ed Schlafley, Jr
G.A.R.B
Ensley
Myr
Earl ‘Henderson
Florida
Ralph Brown
Tarpon Springs
Orlando
St. Cloud
Winter Park
Lake Worth
the Keys
St. Augustine
David Born
Cedar Lake Academy
G. C. Born
D. J
Kalamazoo
Mary Margaret Switzer
Kalamazoo College
Borns
David
Cedar Lake’ Academy
V. J. Kittendorf
N. A. Elden
W. D. Elden
Richard Schroeder
Grand Rapids
Webber Hamm
Webber
Ed Hamm
Grand Haven
Clare Hayseeders host guests in St Patrick's evening square dance
The Clare Hayseeders Square Dance Club held a Saturday night session at the Clare L.O.O.F. Hall with five guest couples from Big Rapids and three from the Beginners Class. Forrest Sogge led the business meeting and several future dances were announced for Evart Saginaw and Cadillac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hayseeders Square
Clare L.0.o.f. Hall
Big Rapids
Forrest Sogge
St. Patrick’s
Hillcrest
Evart
N.E.M.A
Baptist Kings Daughters Meet Highlights Mission Efforts
The Baptist King’s Daughters Society met in March with devotions by Mrs. Olive Covell on Go Ye Into All the World. Letters from missions thanked the group for aid after fires and losses. Mrs. Leon Dull Jr. showed the first mimeographed church bulletin for Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Redmond in Sterling Alaska. President Cowles attended the GARB quarterly meeting at Ensley and urged stronger missionary service. A Father Son banquet was set for March 23 with early reservations. The evening ended with tea and cookies hosted by Mrs. Arnold House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Olive Covell
Leon Dull Jr
Virgil Redmond
Sterling
Alaska
Cowles
Ensley
Arnold House
Time And Patience In Curtain And Drapery Making
A curtain and drapery class emphasizes time and patience in home projects. Trends favor translucent fabrics and pinch pleats, with guidance on DIY pinch pleats, new tapes, pleat finders, and various weights for fabric density.
Cancer Kick-off and Social Events Planned by Exemplar XI
The Exemplar XI Beta Gamma Chapter met at Mrs. Margaret Campbell's home. A Cancer Kick-off and Coffee hour were set for April 23 at the Hotel Doherty from 10:00 to 11:30. A Theatre Party was scheduled for March 21 at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. Helen Anderson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wood
Audubon Society
Wood
Campbell
Methodist Church Announces Servant Theme and Meetings
Rev. D R Salisbury will preach Confessing Disciples at Clare Methodist Church on Sunday and on WCRM at 11 30 a m The Methodist Men plan their March meeting Thursday dinner 6 30 p m The Junior Senior Membership Training Class is Friday after school Electa Circle WSCS shifts to March 15 Mrs Willian Case hosts The MYF plans Lent breakfast March 14 at 7 30 am A baby baptisms meeting is set for March 19 with the minister if attendance is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Salisbury
Clare Methodist Church
Clare
WCRM
Salisbury
Grand Rapids
Electa
WSCS
Willian Case
MYF
Births Report From Mt Pleasant And Surrounding Areas
The notices list multiple newborns including Brian Jay born February 27 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital weighing six pounds 14 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Davis with mother Carol Jackson. Tina Marie born March 3 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing seven pounds 10 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seiter. a son born March 6 at Midland Hospital seven pounds 3 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Arnold. Greg born March 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Berry of Modesto California. Mark Alan born March 2 at Clare General Hospital nine pounds 144 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cornell. Valerie Kay born March 3 weighing five pounds 15% ounces to Mr. and Mrs. George Maser. Kelly Anne born March 5 weighing seven pounds 14 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koch. Kreg Steven born March 5 weighing eight pounds 15% ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Burmeister. Rick Wilson born March 5 weighing six pounds 15 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Shipman of Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Davis
Brian Jay
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Carol Jackson
Robert Seiter
Community Hospital
Tina Marie
Randy
Ricky
Laurence Seiter
Alton Arnold
Midland Hospital
Dorothy Heuschele
Mark Alan
Ronald Cornell
Valerie Kay
George Maser
Paul Koch
Kelly Anne
Kreg Steven
Otto Burmeister
Wilson Shipman
Harrison
Rick Wilson
Gershon couple enjoy Florida Nassau vacation
Dr and Mrs J R Gershon recently returned from a two week trip to Florida and Nassau. They attended horse races deep sea fishing toured the island and visited Straw Market bringing back items of interest. They hope to return next year. Merle Archambault and family Fern Wright Effie Harvey and Shirley Hatch with son Gary spent Sunday with relatives in Battle Creek. Pawa Jeff and Chris Hanson spent the weekend with grandparents E S Hanson at Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gershon
Florida
Nassau
Merle Archambault
Fern. Wright
Effie Harvey
Shirley Hatch
Gary
Battle Creek
Pawa
Jeff
Chris Hanson
E. S. Hanson
Shepherd
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John ‘Tice
Richard Nivison
Saginaw
Black Patent
Michigan
Davy
Wwomen’‘s Umbrellas
Baptist Kings
Monroe
Wis
Twenty Tooth
Avenue
Friendly
Danielle Paris
Romana
Methodist
Missouri
St. Louis
Alton Berry
Modesto
California
Greg
Berry
Phillis Sternaman
Clare General Hospital
Clarified Bakery
Ken Cox
Whirlpool Corporation
Radio Corporation of America
Household Appliances, Inc
Clare, Michigan
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