Halloween party highlights and club notices
Robert Douglas and James one hosted a Halloween gathering at the Douglas home with twelve guests and games. Mrs. Alex Artibee led a Friday bridge club with prizes to Mrs. John Asline and Mrs. Eugene Wyman. Supper and bridge followed at the Gleason home with prizes to Mrs. Albert Haley and Acey Parker. Dollar Club met with eight members and three guests and prize winners Mrs. John Salsbury and Mrs. Arthur Roe. Donna Mussell celebrated her seventh birthday with games and a 5 o'clock lunch. Legion Auxiliary bridge at the Legion rooms saw Ruth Parent win high score. Mrs. Laura Worden marked her 88th birthday with a gathering at Wise. Rebekah club met with sewing for a bazaar and a two-course lunch. The Harly-birds met at Irwin Zinser’s after Halloween decor. Mrs. R. H. Harrison of Indianapolis attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Artibee
John Asline
Eugene Wyman
Robert Mair
Gleason
Albert Haley
Acey Parker
Dollar Club
Harold Schaeffer
John Salsbury
Arthur Roe
Roy Harter
Donna Mussell
Arthur Brown
Flint
Donna
Irwin Zinser
R. H. Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Community Club Notes and Rebekah Birthday Gatherings
The "Calling All Americans" event hosted guests Mrs. Harold Fleming. High score went to Mrs. Roy Harter and low to Mrs. Gerald Nivison. A lunch was served and a business session adjourned to meet Mrs. John Schultz on November 11. Rebekahs held October-November birthday supper with Millie Bostian, Effie Harvey, Etta Howard, Guru Lamb, and Henrietta Smith. Plans included a penny supper on November 6 followed by a card party and dance with a fish pond entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fleming
Roy Harter
Gerald Nivison
John Schultz
Rebekahs
Millie Bostian
Effie Harvey
Etta Howard
Guru Lamb
Henrietta Smith
Methodist Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Damoth’s
The M. B. E. Ladies Auxiliary met with Mrs. Arthur Damoth Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James Rogers in charge of devotions. Plans were made for a December chicken pie supper and a Christmas bazaar while readings and musical selections entertained 25 members and 5 guests. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Reva Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Arthur Damoth
James Rogers
John Empey
Mavis Kennedy
Richard Greenfield
Damoth
Reva Maxwell
Good Literature Club Meeting At Mrs Fleming Home
The Good Literature club met at Mrs. Harold Fleming’s home on November 1 with Miss Reynolds reading A prayer for Armistice Day. Donna Hornbeck presented Voices and The Rich Man while Supt. Kennedy spoke on Progress in Education and its democratic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fleming
Good Literature Club
Kennedy
Clare
Nelda Jones
Opium From the Poppy Process Described
The milky juice from unripe opium poppy seed capsules is extracted through incisions in the capsules, then dried and purified. This describes the initial obtaining and refining of opium sap.
Surprise 80th birthday for Warren Woodworth celebrated
Warren Woodworth received a surprise visit from his children grandchildren and great grandchildren on Sunday October 30 for his 80th birthday. Mrs Woodworth is 70 and they marked 1937 golden wedding anniversary. They have 18 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Several relatives could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Woodworth
Woodworth
Joe Sommers
Freeland
Marion
John
Mable
Wayne
Jean Hlene
Shirleyann
Roy Woodworth
Loomis
Doris
Donnajean
Nelson Woodworth
Coleman
Vera
Jessie
Mary Allen
Royce Geiser
Floyd Woodworth
Clare
Dan Woodworth
Rosemary and Annabelle Dwyer Host Halloween Party
Misses Rosemary and Annabelle Dwyer entertained twelve playmates at a Halloween party held at their parents home on Hast Fourth Street. Contests and games provided the fun with Arla Jean Hanley and Jacqueline Frey winning first honors, while Margaret Thompson and Phyllis Ogle earned booby prizes. Dainty refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Annabelle Dwyer
Hast Fourth Street
Arla Jean Hanley
Jacqueline Frey
Margaret Thompson
Phyllis Ogle
Meadowlark Guardian of Crops Organisms and Diet
The meadowlark is described as a farmer's friend. It lives near the ground feeding mainly on insects and weed seeds with some grain. Grain becomes a target in late fall and early spring when insect prey declines.
Time table excerpt shows timetable entries for trains
A brief rail timetable fragment lists trains for Ann Arbor and Marquette with times such as 10 36 AM and 1 62 PM and notes a special Tuesday Harrison 945. It reflects Eastern Standard Time and railroad scheduling details from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor South
Transit schedule note for Clare to Mt Pleasant and Lansing
Arrival in Clare scheduled 11 40 a m from the south. Return trip set for April 15 in the afternoon. Service covers Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing with bus connections to Great Lakes busses at Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claré
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Clare
Great Lakes Motor Bus Service Schedule Fragment
An OCR readout shows bus routes and times between Mt. Pleasant Clare and Saginaw with connections to Lansing, Prudenville, and Harrigan. The fragment notes morning and night departures and daily direct connections north, indicating a regional intercity line with multiple stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastern
Nott P.M
Mt. Pleasant
Army
Clare
Harrigan
Moughton Lake
Prudenville
Lure
Somerville Couple Celebrates Twenty First Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C C Somerville were honored by the Ladies Community Club of Lake on their twenty first wedding anniversary with a Halloween party. About fifty attendees enjoyed a long festively set table, themed leaves as place cards, cake cutting led by Mrs Somerville, and gifts including a jardiniere of roses. The program ended with table games and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Someryitles
Ladies Community Club of
Lake
Somerville
Thomas Brookg
Somervilles
Hin kleville Helping Hand Society Hosts Meetings
The Hin kleville Helping Hand Society met with Mrs Raymond Moline on Wednesday afternoon with seven members and one visitor. They visited sewed for the hostess and later adjourned to meet Mrs Ralph Hagiy in two weeks. The group and families held a Halloween bonfire at Mr and Mrs Volney Davis with twenty seven attending and roasting marshmallows and hot dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society of
Hinkleville
Raymond Moline
Ralph Hagiy
Helping Hand Society
Volney Davis
Tex Ritter Photos Free at Ideal Theater This Saturday
Tex Ritter photographs offered free at the Ideal Theater with a matinee on Saturday November 5. All ages invited. A city hall gathering is planned for the evening of November 10 to promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Ritter
Ideal Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Douglas
James One
Douglas
Legion Rooms
Walter H. Larman
No. 128
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Parent
Laura Worden
The
Evangelical Church
Henry Sharp
Wise
Rebekah Club
Lulu Lamb
Htta Howard
Inlaw
Rose Lamb
U.S
Collins
Violet Ray
Flora Collins Florence Butler
East Fourth Street
Methodist Ladies Auxiliary
Damoth's
Rosemary and
Foster Bus Line
Great Lakes Motor Bus Co
Lake Ladies ‘Community Club
Hinkleville Helping Hand Society
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Meades Pablum
Johnsons
Edwards
Epsom Salts
Brown Suedes
Davy
Michigan
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