Mother and Daughter Banquet Set for May 12
The Rebekahs announce their annual mother and daughter banquet at Clare Congregational Church for May 12 with reservations due by Saturday. Ada Beemer and Olive Robinet te are named committee chairs. The Woman's Society of Christian Service will join Gas Company guests at Mt. Pleasant Tuesday evening May 12, with cars leaving the church at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Ada Beemer
Olive Robinette
Clare Congregational Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Mt. Pleasant
Births in Norfolk and Clare Announce Two Daughters
EM/2 and Mrs Glen D Born of Norfolk announce the birth of a daughter Glenda Sue on April 29 at Portsmouth Naval Hospital in Portsmouth weighing six pounds thirteen ounces. Grandparents Edwin Smith of Gladwin and Dr and Mrs G C Born of Clare plus Mr and Mrs Walter Mathews of Harrison are also credited. A second birth at Clare General Hospital on April 29 produced Deanna Lin weighing seven pounds four ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen D
Norfolk
Virginia
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Glenda Sue
Edwin Smith
Gladwin
G.C
Clare
Walter Mathews
Harrison
Clare General Hospital
Deanna Lin
Michigan Cooperative Extension marks 50th anniversary
The off campus arm of Michigan State University celebrates a golden anniversary on May 8 as it expands from rural roots to serve all Michigan residents. Demonstration trains laid groundwork, with early sessions on livestock. now soil scientists use electronic computers for rapid recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Cooperative Extension Service
Michigan State University
Michigan
MSU
Robert J. Baldwin
Michigan Extension Service
John Shicktuna
Soil Science Department
Ray Vasold
City Briefs Highlight Lansing Visits and Local Gatherings
Local residents travel to Lansing and nearby towns for family visits, picnics at Potter's Park, and community events. Attendances include weddings, first communions, and banquets with relatives from Clare, Farwell, Midland, Cadillac, Bay City, and Gladwin.
Local social notes from Colonville and nearby towns
Miss Judy Short of Tawas City visited Saturday with Miss Connie Mogg. Several families from Coleman Clare and Harrison attended visits and meals over the weekend. A mother daughter tea for Colonville Ladies is set at 8 00 p m Friday at the church with all ladies invited. The Ladies Missionary meeting is planned for Wednesday afternoon May 13 at Mrs Virgil Newman s home. Local residents attended parties luncheons and tours in Clare Traverse and Lansing. Miss Judy Lemon of Tawas City visited Marlene Strouse Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Henderson
Lansing
Harold Laskowski
Lisa Warren
Walter Warren
Clare
Ivan Weadle
Doug
Potter’s Park
Morris “Kapplinger
Duane Mann
V.F.W. Hall
Farwell
Richard Wentworth
Rosebush
Mike Lynch
Cecil Wilson
Kingston
Rachel Russell
Margaret Klunt
Kalkaska
Fred Pierson
Bessi O’mealey
Maude Turbush
Nettie Riggle
Lena Russell
Clare Hospital
Florence Robinette
Barney Scott
Midland
Matthew
Blessed Sacrament Church
Anna Ackerman
Willard Bell
Lewis Dawson
Jerry
Cleland Methner
Bourke W. Lodewyk
Bay City
Joseph II
Stanley
Terry Brasington
Lowry A.F.B
Denver Colorado
Steven Brasington
Wallace Watson
Gladwin
Olive Robinette
Judy Short
Tawas City
Connie Mogg
James Callihan
Nita Mogg
Colemen
Elton Mogg
Colonville
Virgil Newman
Farm Bureau
Ray Strouse
Bill Rutter
Ted Bilkey
Aaron Carey
Robbie Gershon
Stuart Hampton
Sherrie
Emerson Hampton
Walter Harpster
Vina Gardon
A. J. Hampton
Donald David
Deanie
Charles Krell
Traverse City
Billy Joe Magnus
Flint
Jack Ferguson
Harrison
Elmer Kidder
Littlefield Lake
Robert Clare
Frank Humphrey
Cecil Pudway
Clare County
Judy Lemon
Marlene Strouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Bakery E
FOSS
Iva Fisher
D.E. Johnson
Witbecks Iga
M-61
Lake George Blacktop Rd
Bangs
Helstein
Ford Tractor
Ford
Ford Field
Dearborn
OsDeEre Ween
Mildred Wn. Webber
Jim Sykore
Emperor
Leon Dull
Farm Service
Clare, Michigan
Ladies Love Dusters
Bicknell’s
Colonville News
Speed
McEwan
PETIA
Rt Power Company
Consumers Power Co
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