Clare City Briefs record community visits and gatherings
Local residents attend church milestones and family gatherings. Leah Gardon and Reva Maxwell mark Hope Methodist Church’s 75th anniversary in Hope. Dozens of families from Clare and surrounding towns visit, dine, or travel to Traverse City, Detroit, Bradenton and Kansas City for events and holidays.
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Leah Gardon
Reva Maxwell
Hope Methodist Church
Hope
Donald Blackledge
Traverse City
David Adams
Pearl McVay
Detroit
Gladys Weeks
Mae Light
Harrison
May Chaffee
Robert Leposky
Torch Lake
Ray Archbold
Mike Archambault
Bancroft
Robert Archambault
Norris Phillips
Donald Cobleigh
Ezra Cobleigh
Alfred Zastrow
Alva Moore
Bradenton Trailer Park
Florida
Study Fabrics And Foods Group Met For October Meeting
The Lake Extension Study group met at Mrs. Percy Barlow's home on October 27 with eleven members. Mrs. Thomas Barlow presided. New member Mrs. John Watkins was welcomed. Mrs. Barlow reported on the fall District Extension Kickoff. Mrs. Neil Watkins taught lessons on What’s New In Family Fabrics and Foods and Nutrition. Co-hosts were Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Barlow and Mrs. Henry Meyer. Casserole dishes were served and lessons discussed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Basil Baker on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Barlow
Thomas Barlow
John Watkins
Basil Baker
Births in Clare Harrison and Lansing Record New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs David Tice of rural Clare welcomed an eight pound two ounce girl named Roxanne Sue born October 28 at Central Michigan Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dale Dancer of Harrison celebrate a son Harry Duane born October 26 weighing eight pounds five and a half ounces. Grandparents are Lewis Sunday Clare and Willard Dancer Harrison. Mr and Mrs Daniel Casteel welcomed Patricia Ann a seven pound daughter born November 2 at Ingham Memorial Hospital Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tice
Clare
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Roxanne Sue
Dale Dancer
Harrison
Harry Duane
Lewis Sunday
Willard Dancer
Daniel Casteel
Ingham Memorial Hospital
Lansing
Patricia Ann
Harvest Church Supper Honors Members and Visitors
Members of Highway Tabernacle and guests gathered for October’s Harvest Supper closing the Enlarge ment Campaign with the theme Neighbor Hunting. Sharon Davis won first prize, Mrs Eli Lambert second. presentations by Mrs Kenneth Hilton. Bill Griffin screened a Four Seasons film after turkey dinner.
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Highway Tabernacle
Sharon Davis
Eli Lambert
Kenneth Hilton
Bill Griffin
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Conservation Department
Suburb Sights Windmill Feature and Local Social Guests
In Lisbon Portugal a windmill adds picturesque suburb scenery as Portugal boasts 2500 active windmills. Locally Mrs Mary Kliner hosts a Sunday dinner honoring Faye David for her birthday with a wide circle including Mary Ann Mellin and many relatives. Weekend visits include Diana Kieiner of Flint staying with Walter and family and social calls from Antwerp Ohio and Fort Wayne Indiana families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Mellin
David Wade
Linda
Charles David
Don Kleiner
Roger
Alton David Bob
Lynn
Everett Carncross
Lawrence Carncross
Danny
Mary Kleiner
Faye David
Faye
Jane Ann Walters
Camp Kett
Tustin
Ethal Penrose
Ina Presley
Ernest Kleiner
Walter Kleiner
John Beckler
Charles Hilliard
Ruby Hilliard
Lyle Quigley
Armed Services
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Betty Quigley
Glen Bay
H. Tryon
Pontiac
Norman Hutchinson
Norman
Julia Hutchinson
Kenneth Turner
Davison
Lawrence Bates
Midland
George Hemstreet
Gerald Hemstreet
Larry Kleinhardt
Alfred Perry
Walter Kemp
Beaverton
Diana Kieiner
Flint
Lisbon
Portugal
Holland
Ethel Gaisford
Janet
Dean
Antwerp
Ohio
Etta Reis
Lori
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Madonna Stevens
Edna Hutchinson
Mabel Leeth
Jim Henry
Forrest Leeth
Gail
American Legion Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting
A L Auxiliary Eleven met Monday in Legion Rooms with six officers present. Reports approved. Arleigh Gorrine invited members to World War I pot luck dinner November 11 for Veterans Day. Rummage sale proceeds given to treasurer Dayton LaVaye. Girls to run Christmas party December 6 in Legion Rooms. Pot luck supper followed by program and children's treats. Cookies and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Ina Hammond
Arleigh Gorr
Dayton LaVaye
Ladies Aid Elect St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid met October 4 in the church dining room with Pastor Schultz leading. Guests from Hamilton Church attended. New officers were elected: President Betty Marotzke, Vice President Martha Prentiss, Secretary Eleanor Lehr, Treasurer Joan Brown. The Christmas Fair is set for November 19 and 20 with homemade items and a Silver Tea. A film on the Dispensary at Zambia Africa was shown, supported by Lutheran Wisconsin Synod women. Mrs. Schultz gave comments and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
Schultz
Hamilton Church
Betty Marotzke
Martha Prentiss
Eleanor Lehr
Joan Brown
Zambia
Africa
Women of Lutheran, Wisconsin Synod
Savings Bonds Advertisement Promises Freedom for Future
An editorial page features a U S Savings Bonds advertisement urging readers to invest for future freedom. The notice highlights patriotic themes and national financial stability as benefits of purchasing bonds.
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U.S
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