Community Card of Local Visits and Travel Tales
A round of weekend visits and travels is reported across towns with many residents hosting relatives and friends. Ralph Stevens took his family to visit in Illinois, while Schealls and Ted visited Breen and SOBS in Michigan. Other gatherings include Bowler, McIntosh, Wilson, Shaw, and Harmon households hosting or visiting relatives, plus Smiths moving from Pakistan to Minnesota en route to Cairo, Egypt for government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stevens
Joseph Reid
Saginaw
Northfield
Ilinois
Jack Scheall
Ted
Pleasant
Herbert Breen
Lula Shaw
Wesley Shaw
Lansing
Marie Dubois
Scott Courtney
Midland
Dewey Paxton
Dorothy ‘Presley
Alice Erter
Mt. Pleasant
Agnes Harmon
Mary. Harmon
East Germany
Elmo Shoup
Lake Fenton
W. D. Holmes
Charles Strange
Whiteman
Swanton
Ohio
Billya
Decatur
Indiana
Hager
Greenville
Wesley Teale
Leota van Every
Gertrude Gardiner
Phillip van Every
Jackson
A. E. Bartow
Harrison
Don Smith
George
Pakistan
Richard Schroeder
Smiths
Minnesota
Cairo
Egypt
International Information Service
U.S
Piano Recital at Clare High Highlights Yearly Event
The third annual piano recital at Clare High School in the auditorium May 18 featured teacher introductions by Mrs Lula Birdsall and performances by pupils including Jimmy Strouse Susanne Allen Julie Mahon Susan Neff Roxanne Schroeder Darlene Birdsall Rosemary House John House Calla House Loraine Birdsall Haton Eric Hammerberg Faye Murphy's pupils Patty Ann Humphrey Janet Hinkle Dianne Willet Gary Willet Sara Wilson Deb orah Greer Loretta Kleiner Mary Sue St Germaine and others. Judging by smiles, applause and comments the event was well worth the time with progress noted. Teachers and parents thanked the Clare school and staff for support and the social hour committee for gifts and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare School
Lula Birdsall
Bridget Englehard
Jimmy Strouse
Susanne Allen
Julie Mahon
Susan Neff
Roxanne Schroeder
Darlene
Donelle Birdsall
Rosemary
John
Calla House
Loraine Birdsall Haton
Eric Hammerberg
Faye Murphy
Patty Ann Humphrey
Janet Hinkle
Dianne
Gary Willet
Sara Wilson
al Warren
Jim Clute
Elizabeth LaGoe
Michael Marr
Carol Listing
Deborah Greer
Loretta Kleiner
Mary Sue St. Germaine
Rebekah Lodge Holds Meeting and Nominates Officers
Rebekah Lodge led by Mrs. Erma Rutter with four substitute officers for the Clara Rebekah Lodge meeting. Six past noble prands answered roll call. Memorial Proclamation named June 14 as special memorial day. Plans for local level arrangements to be finalized next week. First night of nominations for representatives and district deputy held. second night set for May 31 with elections on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Rutter
Noble Grand
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Marie Brown
Cecil Bouchey
Agnes Pryor
Patsy Schlafley
Noble Prands
Assembly
Social Club Contracts and Pepper Party Happenings
Mrs. Paul Sheponski hosted the Family Bridge Club with two tables of contract. Gwen Peterson won high score, Wallace Johnson second, Cal Foss low, with refreshments served. The 8 O'clock Club met at Mrs. Stanley Parish home for two tables. Leonel Green high, Dick Wilson second, Willard Koch low, refreshments served. Elite Birthday Club gathered May 18 with twelve members and three visitors. three birthdays honored, winners in Pepper were Harmon high, Beale second, Irwin low, Kate Morgan traveler. next gathering June 2 at Mrs. Zastrow. Andersonville Pepper party had ten tables. Lennox high ladies, Fullerton second, Lennox high men, Lenox traveler, Dale Drake hosted lunch. Octo Club met at Mrs. Elden’s for two tables. LaGoe and Jackson guests. Hollis Walton won high and traveler, LaGoe second, Burdo low. refreshments. Tally Club host Miss Thayer. Foss guest, Fos ll second, Campbell low. refreshments. Maiden Ramey entertaining Hanky Club. Pepper prizes to Wyet and Aunt Cobleigh. Clarence Ramey traveler. lunch served. Fullerton next hostess. Jolly Time Club at Mrs. Lucy’s. Patrow high, He street second and traveler. Jim Cook low. refreshments. meeting adjourned to fall. Mr. Rand entertained Sunday for his father Jerome Stine’s 8th birthday. twenty-six guests served cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul, Sheponski
Family Bridge Club
Murl Houghton
Gwen ° Peterson
Wallace Johnson
Cal Foss
Stanley Parish
Leonel Green
Dick Wilson
Willard Koch
Russell Wilson
Mary Harmon
John Stough
Rachel Russell
Pepper
Harmon
Catharine Beale
Margaret Irwin
Kate Morgan
Alfred’ Zastrow
Andersonville
Raymond Lennox
Glen Fullerton
Omer Parent
Lennox
Charles Schaffer
Dale Drake
Octo
Dexter Elden
Frank LaGoe
Charles Jackson
Hollis Walton
LaGoe
Ben Burdo
Wallace Thayer
Tally Club
Russell Foell
Robert Campbell
Maiden Ramey
Hanky Club
W.vet
Aunt Cobleigh
Clarence Ramey
Jolly Time Club
William Lucy
Pri
Alfred
Jack He Street
Jim Cook
Harley Rand
Jerome Stine
Indiana University honors two collegians on Founders Day
Austin C Knapp and Dinah Lyn Ruark of Clare, both of Clare, were among about 2255 students named to the Deans Lists on Founders Day at Indiana University marking the 140th anniversary. President Herman B Wells cited their scholastic achievement during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Beginners Square Dance Classes in Clare County
In Harrison a 10 week Beginning Western Square Dance series starts May 3 on Tuesday nights at 8 1 p m. Phyllis Pearson directs with a nominal course fee. Graduates may join the Clar Hayseeds or Harrison Prosenaders. interested couples should call Phyllis Pearson at KE 9 3894 to register or seek more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Harrison O
Phyllis Pearson
Harrison KE
Ady
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Westinghouse
Witbeck
IGA
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Grawn
Gordon McIntosh
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Jane
Durand
Bowley and
Dale Reynolds
Robert Wilson
Farwell
Houghton
Michigan
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Johnnys Jr
CHS
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al ‘Warren
Miss. Listing
Mr. Warren
Gene Wyman
Rida
Rebekah Lodge
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Timex
Meeker
Brownie
Ideal Theatre
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