Memorial and social notes from the Kleiner family region
Sympathy extended to the families of Mrs. Alice Roe and Mrs. Elia Hanley. Many visits and gatherings are noted including birthdays and Sunday dinners. Locals Johnson, Armentrout, Kleiner, and Reed families host and visit relatives from Beaverton Findlay and Ypsilanti with several callers at the Russell Armentrout and Glen Bay homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Strouse
Russell Armentrout
Gerald Savage
Freeland
Alice Roe
Elia Hanley
Jessie Kieiner
Clinton Dunkle
Stevie
Hemlock
Everett Whiteman
Beaverton
Jean Armentrout
Merrill McQuiston
Jean, Clinton
Sally McQuiston
Gerald Hemstreet
Bill Hutchinson
Don Owens
Emma Erhart
Clare
Helen Blower
Saginaw
Glen Bay
Eva Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
Ruth Ann Kleiner
William Fenton
Ypsilanti
Orville Bates
Alton David
Matthew Brown
Farwell
Gordon Kleiner
Findlay
Ohio
Julia Hutchinson
Charles David
Calvin Sager
Carrollton
Ernest Kleiner
Walter Kleiner
Glenda Armentrout
Gary Simpkins
Farwell Saddle Club Seeks Youth for 4-H Group Meeting
The newly organized 4-H Saddle Club will meet next Tuesday May 16 at Bernard Dawson home. Open to youths ages 10 to 21 who own or have access to a horse. Interested individuals are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Club
Bernard Dawson
Myles Seeks Republican Nomination for Constitutional Convention
Geo W Myles of Tawas City announces candidacy as Republican delegate to the Constitutional Convention. He is a former mayor of Tawas City 1950 to 1957 and has held roles including census supervisor, Works Progress Administration clerk, public works superintendent, hospital board president, Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce leader. Primary set for July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Myles
Tawas City
Myles
Works Progress Administration
Michigan
City of
Tawas Hospital Board
Tawas Kiwanis Club
Tawas Chamber of Commerce
Tawas City Businessmen’s Association
Old Tawas City
Growth and Prosperity Outlines U S Long Term Gains
A new book by Philip Wernette of the University of Michigan foresees U S production rising from 500 million to 750 million by 1969 and over 2 trillion by century end with no new programs. It cites population growth 15 percent and productivity up 25 percent, projecting real income per person up 30 percent and total output up 50 percent, while warning that higher living standards do not guarantee happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philip Wernette
University of Michigan School of Business Administration
Ronald Press
W.E. Upjohn
Kalamazoo
U.S
Wernette
Judy the Spaniel Demonstrates Ladylike Gentleness in Birmingham
In Birmingham England a spaniel named Judy proves her poise by stepping into mud and then washing her paws, showing playful domestic charm as onlookers smile at the neat display of manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Birmingham
England
Self Marking Deer Snare Tested In Upper Peninsula
A new self marking deer snare is being tested near the Conservation Department's Casino wildlife experiment station to mark deer with nylon necklaces. The device uses a looped wire that tightens around the neck and releases a standard tag, allowing daily checks and extensive movement data while reducing trapping effort and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Peninsula
Conservation Department
Casino Wildlife Experiment Station
Being Bashful or Being Chicken in Teen Dilemma
The column distinguishes bashfulness from being chicken, urging teens to ask for dates boldly. It advises accepting potential rejection, learning to try again, and distinguishing confidence from bravado while highlighting practical steps for dating.
Alma College wraps 12 day Fine Arts Festival with concert
Alma College concluded its 12 day Fine Arts Festival with an afternoon concert by the Alma College Band in Tyler Auditorium. Dr. Sam Jones led a varied program including Brahms Bach Ravel and Prokofieff along with marches and Broadway tunes. Ruth Schroeder, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Schroeder of Clare and a student at Alma, participated in the concert. A student art exhibit closed Sunday night in the Dow Building and an ongoing National Serigraph Society show in the Library Building features 50 prints from 11 countries and runs through May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma College
Tyler Auditorium
Sam Jones
Brahms
Bach
Ravel
Prokokieff
Ruth Schroeder
Paul Schroeder
Clare
Alma
Dow Building
National Serigraph Society
4-H Leaders District Meeting Near Sage Lake
Bettie Marotzke Avanelie Hildebrandt Dorothy Baumer Lillian Schroeder Josie Allen Alice Martin and Lucille Phelipp attended the 4-H Leaders District meeting at Sage Lake near West Branch last Saturday. The gathering included a travel report inspirational talks and sharing of ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Marotzke
Avanelie Hildebrandt
Dorothy Baumer
Lillian Schroeder
Josie Allen
Alice Martin
Lucille Phelipp
Sage Lake
West Branch
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Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
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FBI
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Umay
Jack Lemmon
Shirley MacLaine
Fred MacMurray
National Weekly Newspaper Service
Frankfort
By C. D. Smith
Georgia Moll
Renato Baccine
Leticia Roman
Robert Middleton
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Jourdan
Juliet Prowse
20Th Century-Fox
Can OgRe Fen Jhason
Jesse White
Rosebush
Mich
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Jachnirama
Paramount
Ian Ert
Lau
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Theu United Artists
Sohn Agar
Jean Byron
Anthony Perkins
Vera Miles John Gay
Janet Leigh
Marion Crate
Clark Gable
Sophia Loren
Naples
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