Community Then and Now: Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs. Alice Loomis and Mrs. Mary Harmon accompanied nephew Thomas Manley to Beaverton to visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Lang. Roy Gamble hosted dinner guests Oren Downs of Bedford Indiana. Florence Robinette hosted A M Young of Coleman E J Allen of Eight Points Lake and Bill Newman of Clio. Weekend visitors included Harriet Phims ey and Zaye Robinette of Midland. The Rex Robinettes returned from Houghton Lake. William Brewer and family dined with Virgil Bergstrom's family. Charlotte Kemmis of Harrison visited her daughter Duane Allen's family and attended a piano recital. Nellie Hanes and two daughters of Flint visited for Ed Hanes funeral. Delores Groom, working in Saginaw, spent weekend with Max Groom's family. Harry L Foss and Mary Osborn vacationed in Florida and visited Sarasota Jungle Gardens. Fred Turbush visited Midland for Mother's Day weekend and Howe Military School events. Turbush returned to Clare. Ray Jarmen and Owen of Rosebush joined Roy Gamble’s dinner hosts. George Parent and family of Royal Oak spent a weekend with Omer Parent at Higgin Lake cottage. Carl Dorsey remains a patient at Clare Hospital. Cecil Dougherty and family visited Ernest Penrose and Loren Penrose for his birthday. Mrs Harold Irwin hosted dinner for Leonard Irwin and Harold Louch. Donna Louch and Roland Backus celebrated a birthday with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Loomis
Mary Harmon
Thomas Manley
Beaverton
Will Lang
Roy Gamble
Oren Downs
Bedford
Indiana
Florence Robinette
A.M. Young
Coleman
E.J. Allen
Eight Points Lake
Bill Newman
Clio
Harriet Phimsey
Zaye Robinette
Midland
Rex Robinettes
Houghton Lake
William Brewer
Virgil Bergstrom
Charlotte Kemmis
Harrison
Duane Allen
Nellie Hanes
Flint
Courtney Bauer
Ed Hanes
Farwell
Delores Groom
Saginaw
Max Groom
Harry L. Foss
Mary Osborn
Florida
Sarasota Jungle Gardens
Fred Turbush
Edward Gibson
Howe Military School
Tom Gibson
Turbush
Clare
Ray Jarmen
Owen
Rosebush
George Parent
Royal Oak
Omer Parent
Higgins Lake Cottage
Carl Dorsey
Clare Hospital
Cecil Dougherty
Roberta
Gary
Ernest Penrose
Loren
Penrose
Harold Irwin
Leonard Irwin
Harold Louch
Donna Louch
Roland Backus
Dale Laverty
Russell Robison
Delbert Goss
Harold Robison
Craig Pollington
Bob Robison
Canada
George Shilling
Russell Robisons
Marjorie Robison
Mary Ann Lawrance
Alan Scott
Clare Methodist Church
Paul Brown
Don Lofgrens
Frank Freeman
Don Bigelow
Milan Robisons
Merle Phillips
Dolores Robison
John Robison
Bay City
Fred English
Mr. English
Biff Robison
Roy Robisons
John Lavertys
Robert Bowling
Delaware
John Laverty
Roy Robison
Mt. Pleasant
John Shilling Sr
California
Coleman Man Debuts In Faust Opera at Lansing High School
Earl Rowland of Coleman made his operatic debut as Wagner in Faust at Lansing Sexton High School. He performed beside Jean Fenn Marguerite and Thomas Hayward Faust with Louis Sgarro as Mephistopheles and William Beck as Valentin. Rowland, a Central Michigan University graduate, studied music at Interlochen and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rowland
Faust
Lansing Sexton High School
Wagner
Jean Fenn
Marguerite
Thomas Hayward
Metropolitan Opera
Louis Sgarro
Methistopheles
Fiend
William Beck
Valentin
George Kluge
Johann
Earl
Coleman
Albion College
Central Michigan University
National Music Camp
Interlochen
University of Michigan School of Music
Olds
Lansing
Gene Rowland
Past Matrons Meet in Harrison for Yahtzee Social
Ten past matrons gathered at Mrs. Ivah Bartow's Harrison home on May 14. Co hosts were Mrs. Doris Cotton and Mrs. Dorotha Lloyd. After a brief business session the group played Yahtzee and prizes were awarded. June 11 meeting committee announced with Alla Lyness, Lucy Roberts, and Elizabeth Elden. location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivah Bartow
Harrison
Doris Cotton
Dorotha Lloyd
Alla Lyness
Lucy Roberts
Elizabeth Elden
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