Numerous visits mark Mother's Day weekend at local homes
Mrs. Mary Badgley hosted Elm Grove guests while John Haring hosted church company. Adrian’s George Abbott dined with aunt Etta Abbott. Marion and Maynard families visited, and Saginaw’s Allyn called on Neffs. Dozens traced family ties across Clare, Beaverton, Midland, Detroit, and beyond with many Mother’s Day gatherings and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Badgley
Elm Grove
John Haring
Brown Corners
Oos George Abbott
Adrian
Etta Abbott
Daniel Raymond
Marion
Frank ‘Naush
Maynard . Allyn
Saginaw
Drs
C. B. Neff
Myrtise Allyn
Gladwin
Raymond Lennox
Lawrence
Atkinson
Pleasant
Mason Smith
Will
Lang
Beaverton
Carmen Newman
C. A. Perry
Newman
Lowell Schaeffer
Stirling
Julius Schaeffer
Clare
Clair Stanley
Leonard Stanley
Walter Foell
Milo Myers
Robert Spillman
Amy Loy
Canal Winchester
Ohio
Ralph Stevens
August Ulrich
Glen Baker
Marilyn
Detroit
Charles Callihan
Portland
Ben Kinney
Flint
and Rutter
Ernest Chaffée
Myr
Howard Richter
St. Louis
Judy
Scherf
Grand Rapids
Ezra Cobleigh
Lew Fetters
Anid
Midland
Donald Cobleigh
Harrison
Alfred Zastrow
John Morden
N. A. Elden
V. d. ‘Kittendorff
Lebewaing
D. BE. Johnston
Lansing
L. D. Fisher
Bourke Lodewyk
Bay City
L. E., Davy
Joseph Kennedy
George Scheer
Barbara
New York
Robert
Navy
John Schellhas
Perry Cowell
Brimley
U.P
Carl Lear
Stanley Schunk
Jay Bellinger
C. A. Kidder
Traverse City
E. F. Goetsch
Stanley
Ivan Feighner
C. W. Winchell
Dale
William Winchell
Floyd Ketchum
Butch Ketchum
James DeArmond
Jimmie
Loreline
Berkley
Rhoda Byba
Chuck Smith
Abbott
William Gordon
Forest Gordon
Birmingham
Join Haring
Edna Bates
Jackson
Eat Rosa
Walter Warren
Lorena
Honeychurch
Earl Henderson
Marvilla Smith
Agnes Aaritson
Harley Smith
Mary Harmon
Emily Newman
Mother’s Bay
Kalkaska
Houghton Lake
Don Ritchie
Jane
Port Huron
Fred Pierson
Dolph Heller
Dorothy Presley
Steve Heller
Carl Jensen
Wixson Lake
Frances Thompson
Elnora Honedévich
Jack Bromley
Bobby
Terry Schultz
Dénnis Greéfté
Boy Scout Air
Harry Galt Sr
St. Mary’s
West Virginia
Service members listed with duties and family notes
Service members and relatives are noted for Army postings in Europe and the United States. Pvt David Howe returns home on leave before stationing in Rhode Island. Pvt Duane C Wilson and Sgt Richard A Wilson are stationed in Germany with duties at tank centers and battalions. The item also records Mother's Day visits and family travel across Michigan and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Howe
Naples
Italy
Harley Holt
Rhode Island
Second Graders Present Program For Parents
Second grade classes under Mrs. Ver ona White and Mrs. Florence Kane staged a school program for parents and peers in the auditorium. The show opened with the Flag and Pledge, with Mrs. White’s group performing Hansel and Gretel and Mrs. Kane’s group presenting a Wizard of Oz skit. Art direction was by Mr. McDaniel and music help from Mrs. Pearl Howe. The event capped the year’s Literature and Music work as the audience sang God Bless America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona White
Florence Kane
White
Hansel and Gretel
Kane
McDaniel
Pearl Howe
Girl Scouts Meet at Home of Mrs Cal vins May 6
Twenty five Girl Scouts gathered at the home of Mrs. Join Calvins on May 6. Guest Mrs. Charles Jackson spoke about Saudi Arabia where she lives and about the Girl Guides troop in her town. The meeting supported the International Friendship requirement for the second class rank. Attendees included Troop I led by Mrs. John Calkins and assistant Mrs. Harry Sonntag and Troop 6 led by Mrs. James L. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Calvins
Charles. Jackson
Saudi Arabia
Girl Guides
John Calkins
Harry Sonntag
Troop 6
James L. Johnson
Local birth notices and family announcements from Michigan
New arrivals include Cameron Cameron born May 8 at Central Michigan Hospital Mt Pleas ant to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cameron weighing 6 pounds 1% ounces. Randy Scott Lloyd born May 10 at Gladwin Hospital weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces to Mr and Mrs Gary Lloyd. Linda Sue Scott born May 8 at Claire General Hospital weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces to Mr and Mrs Wayne Scott of Lake. Grandparents include Stella Eaton Dale Lloyd and Henry Sempowsk i with Jane and Sharon in Birmingham visiting. Bay City families report a 7 pound 8 ounce OLeary Jr. addition to Elmer OLeary and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Michael
Cameron
Kenneth Cameron
Central Michigan Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Gary Lloyd
Gladwin’ Hospital
Randy Scott
Barbara Trietch
Stella Eaton
Dale Lloyd
Wayne Scott
Lake
Claire General Hospital
Linda - Sue
James Ostrowsky
Elmer O'Leary Jr
Bay City
PTA District 12 meeting hosts workshops in Midland
Mrs Florent Pudyay Mrs Warren Tice and Mrs Harvey Hartshorn attended the District 12 PTA meeting at Northeast Intermediate School Midland on May 8. Registration was at 2 45 and later joined by Mrs Leota Van Every and Mrs Donovan for evening workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florent. Pudyay
Warren
Tice
Harvey Hartshorn
PTA
Northeast Intermediate School
Midland
Midland City
Leota van Every
Donovan
Tri-County College, Citizens, Committee
Dri Morton Sobel
PTA Council
Valedictorian Honored From Waxahachie High School Class
Former resident Miss Helen Akins daughter of Mr and Mrs Royal Akins of Waxahachie Texas is valedictorian of the 1958 Southwestern Bible Institute graduating class in Waxahachie She completed four years of high school in two and a half years finishing January 24 This year Her brother John was salutatorian last year and is now a sophomore at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Akins
Royal. Akins
Waxahachie
Texas
Clare
Southwestern ‘Bible Institute
John
Texas Christian University
Ft. Worth
Blue Ribbons at Saginaw Scout Fair Highlight Clare Troops
Two Clare Boy Scout troops attended the Saginaw Valley Trails Council fair in Saginaw over a weekend. Troop 120 from Clare with 14 members led a rope making exhibit earning a blue ribbon. Troop 125 displayed a forestry exhibit with six members also earning a blue ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Boy Scout
Saginaw
David Born
Tom Street
Ray Hatchett
Jack Hemstreet
Harold Hughes
Saginaw Valley Council
Open Private Job Agency Opens in Mt Pleasant
An employment service licensed to operate in Mt Pleasant is run by Don Reynolds formerly of Clare and Dwight Reava. The private agency places job seekers anywhere in the state and lists openings at 309 HE Broadway for employers to inquire at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Don Reynolds
Clare
Dwight Reava
HE. Broadway
May Meeting Of The Methodist Men Conference Delay
The May meeting of the Methodist Men met Thursday evening in the church social parlors with supper at 6 36 served by Dr Elmer Shatlow and committee. Fred Ackerman presided as president and several items were tabled until the next meeting because of the quarterly conference at 7 45. Dr Leon Manning district superintendent and Raymond Lippold Jr on furlough were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Shatlow
Fred Ackerman
Leon Manning
Raymond Lippold Jr
Local Golf Social and Juvenile Delinquency Talk
On Wednesday May 7 eleven Way men golfers played at Twig Elms with social hour. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Blanche Wright and Mrs. Helen LaGoe. May play starts at 10:08 am each Wednesday. Judge Donald E. Holbrook attended as guest speaker and gave an informative talk on Juvenile Delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymen
Twig Elms
Blanche Wright
Helen LaGoe
Donald E. Holbrook
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Duane C. Wilson
Delbert C.wilson
R-3
76Th
Grafenwehr
Germany
Wilson
F Fort Ord
Calif
Europe
Richard A. Wilson
Violet M. Wilson
Capitol Ave
Army
Seventh Army
Belsen Howe
714Th
Schweinfirt
Arlene
Demorest C. Wilson
Ronald D. Mogg
Delores
Shepherd Rd
Mt Pleasant
12Th Engineer
Mogg
Fort Riley
Kan
Dale Mogg
Coleman
Coleman High School
Alma Piston Co
Liquiprin
Wrisley
Houghton Drug Store
Sint Semel
Girl Scouts
Henry Sempow- Ski
Jane and
Sharon
L. W. Jackson
Blue Ribbons
Houghton
Muri Houghton
Ladies Coat Sale
Bicknell’s First
Greer
Grey
Sale
Chatham
IVY League
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