Easter Meditation Service Conducted by Mrs Holbrook
Mrs Don Holbrook led an Easter Devotional at the W S C 5 Easter Breakfast on March 24 despite icy weather. The event featured organist Doris Gerow, soloist Frank Warner, and readings from St Mark with a message on hope and forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.5
Circle HY
L. J. Nevins
Carl Elliott
W.5.c.5
Doris Gerow
Frank Warner
Farwell
Holy City
Ellen Graham
Donald Holbrook
Apostle Peter
Peter
Nevins
Winegarden
Bridge Standings Third Round Leaders Shine
The third round of the bridge tournament saw Hall-Frey lead the evening with high scores. Grand slam honors went to Johnston-Doherty Green-Archey and Artibee-Wright, while top six for the night included Hall-Frey 9,700 and Artbee-Wright 7,130 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall-Frey
Johnston-Doherty
Green- Archey
Artibee-Wright
Artbee-Wright
Bicknell- Wyman
Duncan-Stirling
Bayes-Dunlop
Wallace
Home Builders Class Honors Huber Family Move
The Clare Church of God Home Builders class held a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Huber and family as they move from Rosebush to Woeldman. The surprise event featured a lamp gift, refreshments, and best wishes for their new community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Church of God
Gerald Huber
Rosebush
Woeldman
Harry House
Larry Bay
Stokes
Rosebunc
Hubers
Ali
W C T U Plans Membership Drive at Clare Church
The Clare County Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a business session in the Clare Methodist Church parlors on March 20. With no president or vice president, Mrs. Lula Birdsall presided and Miss Edna Seeley served as secretary pro tem. Plans for a membership drive and a fellowship banquet were discussed, plus distribution of Leaflets and literature to Clare county service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Ruth Losie
Myrs
Julia Hutchinson
Rose Bush
Lula Birdsall
Community Notes From Lake Thirteen Area
Residents share Easter observances and family visits across Mt. Pleasant Bemidji and Farwell. Measles return of David Killoran and Greg Killoran's fourth birthday party with two colored chickens mark local happenings plus congratulations to Art and DeGeer on their 18th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Baxter
Mt. Pleasant
Dan Butterfield
Ted Wilkin
Bemidji
Minn
A. Peterson
Lake
S. L. Martin
Maple Grove
Wd. Smedley
Leo Martin
Farwell
Methodist
Edward Butterfield
Ed. Needham
Saginaw
Sam Butterfield
David Killoran
Greg Killoran
Greg
Wade Saylandt
Geo. Snyder
Art DeGeer
Walter DeGeer
Marilyn DeGeer
Easter Services At Clare Church Of God
Easter services at the Clare Church Of God were well attended. Rev Noble C. Davis delivered the message on the Hope of Christ. The choir sang two numbers and Mrs Davis sang a solo with her mother Mrs B L Dyer accompanying. Community friends were thanked for their support.
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Clare Church of God
Noble C. Davis
Hope
Extension Clubs Report From Vernon and Clare Groups
Vernon Extension Group met March 21 at Mrs Danarrance with eight members. Mrs Ray Elliott chaired and committee picked leaders for April training. A dessert lunch followed an unscheduled lesson and group stunts. Clare Extension Group No 2 met March 20 at Mrs Frank Nash with seven members. a dessert luncheon preceded a lesson on Your Clothes and You and fashion modeling. The April meeting will be at Mrs Ferris Graham with Curtains and Draperies as the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Danarrance
Ray Elliott
Frank Newman
Sabra Davies
Clare Extension Group No. 2
Frank Nash
Harold Loomis
Ferris Graham
From Evart to MSU Bachelor of Science Candidate
George S. Belleville of Evart is a candidate for a Bachelor of Science degree from Michigan State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Belleville
Evart
Michigan State College
Community Guests and Easter Gatherings in Haster Region
Local families hosted and visited over Easter weekend with sequences of Sunday meals and parties. Numerous guests from Flint Detroit Saginaw Lake George and Midland joined Haster households for services and dinners as Rev Beery continues post meeting activities.
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Glenn Bay
Clarence Bay
Burton Bay
Lisette É Weber
Otto Kleiner
Colonville
Walter Kleiner
Kistler
Forest Leeth
Haster
Bates Home
Laverance Bates
Midland
Mayme Bunyan
Hugh Allen
Norman Hitchinson
Rey
Beery
Ernest Kleiner
Walter Heinstand
Lint
Russell Armentrout
Elmer Thompson
Tampa
Florida
Julia Hutchinson
John Watson, Jr
Flint
Janie
Gordon
Alfred Balmer
St. Charles
R. A. Carr
Detroit
Mr. Carr
Kleiner
Brown U. B
Adam Reger
Lyle Owens
Bons
Clifford Trotter
Farmington
Thelma Raymond
Cleo
Clare
George Harris and Son
Lake George
Don Fetters
Gus van Camp
Saginaw
Ted Reger
Brown Church
Gerald
Glenda
Irene Reger
George Harris
Adam
Christ
Forest area intact despite centuries of clearing
The record notes that timber use since 1630 doubled beyond original stocks, yet regrowth maintains abundant forests. It says millions of acres were cleared for crops but about two thirds of the original forest area remains.
Service News Address Update for Pfc Gunderman
Pfc Roland E Gunderman 65020715 of Company C 120th Medical Battalion 45th Division Camp Polk Louisiana receives a new address update. The notice lists the soldier and unit while confirming the Camp Polk posting in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland EH. Gunderman
U.S
Clr. Co
Med. Bu
Camp Polk
New Address for Pvt. James A. Joslin at Warren AFB
Pvt. James A. Joslin AF 16362894 has a new address at Francis Warren Air Force Base 3465 Student St Wyom ing. The notice updates his mailing location and base assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
James A. Joslin
Francis
Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
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Huber
Speedy
Go. Brown
Bruckart
Tr Revie
Brown & Bruckart
WO. Po
Guarantea
Krigh
W.C.T.U
Church of God
O. M. Harriger
Michigan State
Schaeffer's Dairy
Tae
Stanley
McEwan St
Clare, Michigan
Giant Super Market
Braurschweiger
Owens
Michigan
U.S. No
del Monte Sauerkraut
Trueworth
Washington Red
California
Sunkist
Seediess
Jron
Pfc
Roland E. Gunderman
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