Birthday Dinner Hosts Honor Local Family in Farwell
Mr and Mrs Arthur Bellenger of Farwell hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for their daughter Mrs Iva Malosh of Lake. Attendees included Mrs Maloshs husband Clifford and their son Jerry, aunt Mrs Jemma Liest and brother Jay Bellenger with spouses, and Mr and Mrs Floyd Irwin who moved from the Mall to their Maple Grove Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bellenger
Farwell
Iva Malosh
Lake
Floyd Irwin
Mall
Maple
Grove Road
Kate Mudget
Geraldine Clark
Mint
Doris. Metevier
Doris Clark
Tryon-Sawle
Pat Tryon
Flint
Clifford Jones
Aye- Ti
Roy Phillips
Fred Sowle
Joyce
Myrum Mudget
Ray Clark
Emma Liest
Jerry Malosh
Gladwin
Clifford
Malosh
Hilda Scott
Roy Neeper
Stanley Oman
Walter Palmer
B. P. Rowe
Mays
Jira Wyrick
Dinner Gatherings Link Families Across Counties
A lengthy social column details numerous visits and dinners among residents of Michigan towns. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neeper, with guests from Georgia and various Michigan locales. The piece lists many households, weekend visits, and small-town treks to Clare
Birthday Dinner Honors Quests and Family Visitors
Mrs Lewiy Colton hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for her husband with family guests including Mr and Mrs William Scott of Midland Mrs Ethyl Schultz of Saginaw Jim Gordon of Auburn Howard Brown Jr of Clara and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Close Abe Krabill Several relatives attended a family reunion at Roy Adams home with Bob and Jerry Loviska and Jack Phenitieg Also weekend visitors included Hilda Scott sister and family Harold Lockman Lake Orion and Millard Scott and George of Flint Various local residents were noted visiting or hosting at homes across the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gilman
Taft Phillips
Roscommon
Bob Squires
Flint
Gordon
Barbar Colton
Chester Gordon
Auburn
Willard Bush
Hilda Scott
Clare and Harrison
Bert Hisler
Homer
Cora Hisler
Lansing
Russell Radke
Ronnie Mears
Crooked Lake
Hugh Nelson
Farwell
Lena Nelson
Pat Tryon
Bruce Sass
Ewart
Jerdeena Tryon
Charles Gilman
Manistee
J. R. Gilman
Gordon Smith
Herschel Johnson
Saginaw
Keith Scott
Cadillac
Ethyl Shultz
Lloyd Close
Jack Phenicie
Bob Loviska
Washington, D. C
Roy Adams
Dusty Miter
Clifford Jones
Averil
Fred Sowle
Kenneth Tupper
Mr. Pleasant
Jack Sowle
Clare
Bill Mahan
Calvin Tryon
Robert Streeter
Frederick Scott
Mt. Pleasant
Lewiy "Colton
Quests
William. Scott
Midland
Jim Gordon
Howard Brown Jr
Clara
Abe Krabill
Clare General Hospital
Clifford Powlison
Clarance
Amp) Adams
Reed City
Bill Adams
Wiint
Dave Adams
Glare
Bob and Jerry Loviska
Jack Phenitie
Roy. Adams
Hilda ‘Scott
Harold Lockman
Lake Orion
Gueata
Millard
Scott
George
Charles Patterson
Lillian
Selerist
Clifford
Matosh
Lake Mary
Florida
Monroe Hagen
Fred Cunningham
Lewis Colton
Fréd ‘Cunningham
Harold Robison
Jay King
Jerry Malosh
Gladwin
Clifford Malosh
Arthur Ganger
Valarie
Lloyd Rathburn
Variety Club notes and community updates from Rawson area
The Silmore Grange Variety Club met with Ber nice Rawson on Thursday with Fra Somers baking the cake. Several residents and extended group members attended events including visits, travel to Saginaw and Lake Odessa, and local hospital news. School and hospital statuses are noted along with farm tasks and social visits in Ada Sherman’s row and Collins area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Rawson
Fra Somers
Lucille Brown
Florence Carter
Breakfast party hosts seven ladies in Michigan town
Mrs Hugh MacDonald entertained seven ladies for a Wednesday morning breakfast. Relatives visited from St Louis Flint and St Joe, including Mrs Eugene Crosby and daughter Emma. Several neighbors and relatives spent time at cottages and with families around Holland and Gladwin, with nursing student Carol Jean Edwards Sparrow returning home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh MacDonald
Eugene Crosby
Baby
St. Louis
Maggie Sheardy
St. Joe Injanas
Roy Nesper
Mable Bellows
Dauigh ‘Yer-Emma
Flint
Roscoe Bellows
Jack Bellows
J. W. Wyrick
Walter
Holland
Forest Howell
West Branch
Crooked Lake
Navy Loses Marble Match in Sussex County England
The Old Masters of Sussex led by George Pop Maynard defeats a U S Navy team named The Old Masters 33 to 16 in a marble game in Sussex England. The report notes unlikely to appear in modern history and includes varied trivia on abyssal animals hotels and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Sussex County
England
Sussex
U. S. Navy
George
Pop" Maynard
U. S
Gasoline Dangers and Fire Prevention Tips
Mary M uller warns during Fire Prevention Week that borrowing gasoline from storage for cleaning in the kitchen risks explosion similar to dynamite. Richard Pfister notes gasoline vapor is heavier than air and can ignite near floors or basements. carbon tetrachloride is highly toxic and should be used outdoors with fumes not inhaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Muller
Richard Pfister
Michigan State University
Pfister
Pfister Warns on Cleaning Compounds and Labels
Pfister notes several effective cleaners are safer and less toxic. He cautions readers to read and follow the label instructions on any chemical cleaning compound before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfister
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honored Atney
Srey
Georgia
Irwin Scott
Glen Brasington
Fern
Pava
Neeper
Brasington
Raymond Scott
Sewing Machine CO
E. Main St
Midland, Mich
Equitable
Social Security Administration
William J. McCarty
John St
Clare, Mich
Silmore Grange
Rawsons
Kitty Brown
Reed City Hospital
Ada Sherman's
John Laverty
Harold McLeod
Donald Gook
Mfs
Frank ‘Freeman
Sicket
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Glass
Teacher's Institute
Harold ‘McLeod
Lake Odessa
Bill Cerny
Milan Robisons
Ralph Carter
Blanche House
Jim Pedgrist
John Lavertys
Glen Beach
Pill Wood
Colonville
Paul, Brown
Allen Rawson
Buddy
Franklin J. Meine
The
Ikely
United States
Unites States
State Farm
M. Poirot
Golden City
Missouri
State Farm Mutual
Meareful Driver Y Insurance, Company
Sust
Archambault and McNerney
Mich
Chetumal
Mexico
Carribean
Jaqueline Perriaux
Venice
Hialy
Ace Eee
Siegler
Wentire
Centralia
Illinois
McEw.an
Greer
Clare, Michigan
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