Community notices from ITV BRIEFS in Mt. Pleasant area
Local families visit patients and relatives across Mt. Pleasant and Clare. Mrs. Bell improves at Community Hospital Mt. Pleasant. weddings and birthdays marked with family gatherings. Guests include Ralph Cole family in town, Luella Cole Ferris Institute homecoming, and visits to Cedar Springs and St Louis.
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Ren ME Rae Fae
Arthur T. Johnson
Alec Poplewski
Saginaw
John Stoush
John Tice
Insurance pitch overlogs restoral with Hartford agency
A sales pitch urges readers to confirm adequate insurance coverage to pay for restoring or replacing logs and to insure now through a Hartford agency.
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Tsuess
Hartford
Bell System Advances Undersea Cable to British Isles
Report describes the Bell System laying a new Atlantic cable to the British Isles with integrated amplifiers designed for long life. Workers operate in pressurized rooms wearing orlon clothing, having shoes vacuum cleaned, and avoiding cosmetics to keep dust out of the fiber components.
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Bell
Atlantic
British Isles
Amanda the telephone answering device
A new electronic answering device named Amanda offers call answering and message recording. It greets callers with a recorded message, asks for a message, and stores it for playback later. Available soon with full information.
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Amanda
Birthday Supper Honors Nick Cotton at Sheridan Home
Honored at a birthday supper in Sheridan for Nick Cotton. Guests included his mother and husband, Mr and Mrs James Hoskins, and Chester Scholar of Coleman. An evening of visiting features and slides of a northern trip were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Cotton
Sheridan
James
Hoskins
Chester
Coleman
Hoéskins
Local families gather for visits and nursing graduation notes
Grace Ellen Hamstra and other nursing students took part in a gapping ceremony at Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital School of Nursing Hinsdale Illinois. Several relatives and friends visited and shared weekend gatherings in Michigan and Illinois including Emma nuel Missionary College alumnae and members of the Bosink and Kennedy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ellen _Hamstra
Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital School of Nursing
Hinsdale
Illngis
Miss Hamstra
Emmanuel Missionary College
Berrien Springs
Michigan
William Austin
Bellaire
A. D. Austin
Paul Brett
St. Paul
Minnesota
L. Be, Davy
Joseph Kennedy
H. J. Paulsen
Dearborn
Jennie VanHorn
Elizabeth McClurg
Helen Welch
Russell Lethorn
Mt. Pleasant
Ben’ Bosink Sr
Helen
Grand Rapids
Walter Elder
Carbondale
Illinois
Ben Bosink
Mt. Clemens
First Presbyterian Church
Kennedy
Robert Archambault
Arthur Mickens
Detroit
Archambault
Mickens
Emma Sager
Suellen
L. M. Converse
M. J. Converse
At. Buchanan
Birth Announcements From Clare General Hospital
Lois Marie Huntley born October 17 at Clare General weighing nine pounds twelve and a half ounces to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Huntley of Lake. Marvin Leroy Post born October 18 at Clare General weighing six pounds three and a quarter ounces to Mr and Mrs George Post of Lake. William Lee Herron born October 22 at Clare Hospital weighing seven pounds one quarter ounce to Mr and Mrs Frank Herron. Peggy Lee Cassiday born October 13 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital weighing six pounds thirteen ounces to Mr and Mrs Charles Cassiday of Beaverton Alabama.
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Lois Marie
Irs
Lawrence Huntley
Lake
Clare General Hospital
George Post
Marvin Leroy
Frank Herron
Nounce
Clare Hospital
William Lee
Charles Cassiday
Beaverton, al
Peggy "Lee
Mt. Pleasant Community” Hospital
Social Canasta and Bridge Clubs Host Several Evenings
Mrs. John Cabb entertained the Canasta Club on Monday for two tables with Mrs. Mie de Adams high and Miss Jo Koch low. The Tuesday Bridge Club, hosted by Mrs Clayton Neff, had two tables with high by Mrs Harold Fleming and second by Mrs Louisa Bowler. Mrs Neil Stirling hosted two tables of contract with high by Mrs Kenneth Ritter and second by Mrs Earl Morgan. The Hight O Clock Eight Club met Tuesday with two tables and prizes to Mrs Stanley Parrish and Mrs Ralph Ackerman. The Tuesday Supper Club at Mrs Nellie Doherty’s had two tables with two top scorers and a dessert lunch. The Elite Birthday Club honored Mrs Addia Wilson with prizes to Mrs John Stough and Miss Kate Morgan. Mrs Fred N Busche hosted the Jolly Time Club with two tables. high to Tom Ramey, second to Hileen Campbell, traveler to Ernest Slater. The Family Bridge Club met Wednesday with two tables. high to Tom Campbell and traveler to Richard Wheeler. Friday’s Bridge Club saw high to Mrs L W Jackson and second to Mrs Wright.
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John Cabb
Canasta Club
Mie de Adams
Jo Koch
Clayton Neff
Tom Campbell
Harold ‘Fleming
Louisa Bowler
Francee Brown
Neil Stirling
Kenneth Ritter
Earl Morgan
F. A. Drebert
Leonel Green
Stanley Parrish
Ralph Ackerman
Sow
A. D. Wilson
Ben Bosink
Nellie Doherty
Tagle Smith
Addia Wilson
John Stough
Kate Morgan
Marjory Walworth
Agnes Rube
Fred N. Busche
Jolly Time Club
Tom Ramey
Hileen Campbell
Albert Anbe ‘Low
Ernest Slater
Cal Foss
Wallace Johnson
Richard Wheeler
Dale Miller
Campbell
Harold Wright
L. W. Jackson
Wright
Farwell: Pvt. Robert L. Kleeman Graduates In Korea
Pvt. Robert L. Kleeman 19 son of Mr and Mrs Ralph F. Kleeman Farwell graduated from the I Corps Non-Commissioned Officer Academy in Korea. A jeep driver he studied unit leadership map reading and other military subjects. He entered the army in August 1954 and arrived overseas last January. Three Clare boys met in Germany as Porter Thompson and Brown arranged a reunion near Schw Gmund Leipheim and Ulm.
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Robert L. Kleeman
Ralph F. Kleeman Farwell
I Corps
Korea
Kleeman
Clare
Germany
Bill Porter
Schw
Nevins Family Visit Highlights Mug kegon Weekend
Mr and Mrs Bert Nevins of Mug kegon spent Saturday night and Sunday with their cousins Rev and Mrs L J Nevins in a quiet family gathering.
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CITY
Bert Nevins
Mugkegon
L. J. Nevins
Lake Area PTA Sponsors Community Dance in Hall
The Lake community hosts a dance at the Community Hall on October 28 with round and square dancing from 8 to 11:30 pm and music by Schafleys Orchestra. A costume contest prizes, lunch, and a free will offering are planned. October 3 meeting changed monthly gathering to the first Friday each month.
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Lake
PTA Ig Sponsovig
Ovighey
Schafleys
Gach
Chicken Shoot Draws Crowd at Lake Red Club Grounds
The Lake Red and Pun Club hosted a chicken shoot on Sunday with a fair crowd. Sandwiches coffee and hot dogs were served as attendees enjoyed a pleasant day until rain arrived. A future shoot is planned.
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Lake Red and Pun Club
Extension Sets All Day Meeting with Lake Group
The Lake extension group held a Thursday afternoon project meeting with ten ladies including Mrs. Willard Bush. They planned Christmas gifts and will meet again November 3 for an all day session with Mrs. Louis Saupe to finish projects. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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the Lake Extension
Willard Bush
Louis Saupe
Community Notes From North District Meeting and Local Hospital Updates
Louise Carpen of Michigan State University in Lansing delivers a talk on Asia during the North District Home Demonstration event. Ann Floyd-Irwin has returned home from the CMC hospital in Mt Pleasant for further treatment and possible surgery. Abe Krabill remains under laboratory tests at University Hospital in Ann Arbor but shows slight improvement. Mr and Mrs Peter Qman of Harrison visited town Friday to repair their cottage formerly used by the Lee Doxfaders.
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Hilda
Beott
Louise Carpen
Lansing
Ann, Floyd- Irwin
CMC
Mt’ Pleasan
University Hospital
Ann ‘Arbor
Abe'Krabill
Mré
Peter,Qman
Harrison
Town
Lee Doxfaders
Colionville Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Wellington Davis spent the week with relatives here. Mrs Lewis Rutter and her spouse drove to Ewart for dinner with Mr and Mrs Marvin Rouch to celebrate their anniversary. Parsonage work began with Mr Murphy as contractor. Ernest Young hosted Mr and Mrs Jim Bradley and Evelyn. Wilbe Riel from Lansing visited for Sunday dinner. Dale Davis hosted a birthday supper with Mr and Mrs Clute and others. Rex Morris of Wise enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Chutes. Pearl Clute spent the weekend at her cabin in Harrison. Mr and Mrs Dillsworth and infant son of Boyne City visited Mrs Ruby Thompson.
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Wellington Davis
Flint
Lewis Rutter
Young
Jim’ Bradley
Evelyn
Wilbpe Riel
Lansing
Dale ‘Davis
Jay Clute
Ruby ‘ Thompson
Pearl Clute
Thompson
Trene
Rex Morris
Wise
Robert Chutes
Pearl
Clute
Harrison
J. Dillsworth
Son
Boyne City
Ruby Thompson
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C. C. Knapp
Anna Kaul
Minnie Drake
John W. Bell
Ralph
Cole
Lucius Cole
Community
Gerald ‘Cole
Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
Chet Maher
Michigan Bell
Anei. Fed. Tax
Ahan
H. M. Everts
Your Reliable Jeweler
West 5Th Street
Clare, Michigan
Garnet Ferguson
Nola
Everet Harris
Flipt
Arthur Ferguson
Farwell
Phyllis Owens
West Grant
J. B. Gilman
Fred Cunningham
Carolyn
Mark Tryon
Douglas
Gary Scott
Hilda ‘Scott
Verne Hains
Scott
Myr
Harold Lockwood
Lake Orion
Arthur Kube
Near
Fred Sowle
Clifford Jones
Averil
George Scheer
Barbara
Arthur Ganger
Valerie
Garnet
Bruce Ferguson
Nora Ferguson
Tom Blair
Pontiac
Hilda Scott
Jennie Muir
Frederick Scott
Vandies
Donald’ Fergusont
Foxwell
Arthur Gange
Holly Merritt
On Doherty Hotel
Evenin Cloud Frame
Elmer Frollic
Crooked Lake
Clifford Pollard
Clarence Ramey
Dorotha Hinkle
Raymond
Carol Jean Bellows
Lanasing
Rose de Hellows
Fred Cunninghan
David
Ronald Snover
Garret Ferguson
Charles Tryon
Reed City
Tryon
Chuck Davis
Alva Metcalf
Chippewa Lake
Nettie Cook
Clifford Powlison
John Downey
Brown City
Adeline Smith
Lee Noxtader
Hazel Littletick
Jennie, Muir
W. D. Bellinger
Wy Wayne
Indiana
Jimmy Roberts
Evart
Feed City
Roberts
Joe Mayes
Hank
Mike Durham
Gordon Smith
Herschel Johnson
Breckenridge
Ates
Colonville
Ulrich
TODA
Mcewan ST
Shopmaate Power
Bishop
Co Steel
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