Weekend Social Notes Point to Wide Circle of Visitors
The column lists numerous visitors and hosts across Michigan towns. Names include Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Galusha, Mrs. Leslie Adams, John Hughes, Theodore Woodward, Lon Valentine, Lea Wallace, Omer Parent, Ber nice Woodward, and many others. Travel includes Cadillac, Midland, Glare, Selfridge Field, Bay City, Lansing, Detroit, and Saginaw with events from honeymoons to birthday dinners and church gatherings.
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Floyd Galusha
Cadillac
Tom Abbott
Ed. Cookson
Midland
Leslie Adams
Marion
Lulu Shaw
John Hughes
Junior Hughes
Detroit
Glare
Harrison Ralph Ackerman
Selfridge Field
Henry Ackerman
Nettle Marsac
Lorraine
Ohio
William Arnold
Harold Larsen
Muas
C. Ogle
Lea Wallace
Douglas
Plymouth
Jack Paul
Kent
Omer
Martha Ann
Eileen
Fred Gay
Ithaca
Ray Caywood
St. Louis
Leon Casner
Tom Ramey
Pontiac
Andrew Friz
Hilton Lee
H. L. Gleveland
Remus
Peter Schilling
Alanson
Jay Green
Edward Archey
Frank Nash
Flushing
O. W. Nash
Johnson
Grand Ledge
Arlie Cl
Joan Cookenmaster
Caro
Edwin Lovett
W. B. Maxwell
William Maxwell
Helen
Root
Mr. Pleasant
Charles Belcher
Houghton Lake
C. D
Arthur Parish
Fred Pierson
Evart
Burt Lloyd
del Saxton
Lansing
Charles Brooks
Vart
John Archbold
Ann Arbor
Warren Slater
Gordon Mowbray
Tom Groves
Joy
John William Dunlop
Walter Krienke
Flint
Clara Krienke
Lon Hoffmeyer
Boyatt
Marvin Witbeck
Paul Sheponski
Boyne City
Lester Rideout
Mary Margaret
Muskegon
John Brief
Harold Young
Gladwin
Dewey Paxton
Seymour Leffers
Grand Rapids
Andrew Viz
M. P. Sowle
Sheridan
L. &. Sowle
Lincoln Park
H. M. Sowle
Seymour Lieffers
Andrew I
Straits of Mackinaw
Ardath Dawson
Eunice Robinetts
William Lange, Jr
Tommy
Paul Jacobs
Paul Bell and Son
H. L. Cleveland
W. E. Heiser
Bell
Cleveland
Heiser
Walter Shepherd
Kalamazoo
Ernie Cleveland
Clare
Theo. Wallington
C. W. Lynch
Jennie Pierson
William Laderman
Loomis
University Hospital
Lorence Hunt
Arlene
Floyd Slentz
Marilyn
Shirley
Elizabeth Thornthwaite
Icem Slentz
Earl Phimsey
Eola
Patsy
Clyde White
Shepherd
William Gaydow
Witt Balsley
W. BP. Lewis
C. C. Ogle
Nina Cunningham
Bay City
Mary White
Margaret Derby
Frances. Thompson
Saginaw
Hinkle
Iva LeValley
David Hutchinson
Arthur Bradley
Ethel
Hendrie
Clift Richmond
Charles Behnite
Imlay City
Forest Shumway
Sand Lake
Corrine Shumway
Charles Farnam
Charles Whitlock
Ceday Lake
Harold DeClute
Cleo Waggoner
Arthur Walter
Frank
Bill
Frank VanWormer
Clio
Lee Goff
Judy Lee Fulcher
Alma
Harry Nowlen
Anna Jolnson
O. H. Breen
Herbert
Susan Walker
Jacob Walker
J. C. LeClair
Ishpeming
William Ross
Harrison
Marian Clark
Coleman
M. K. Brown
Sentinel
Lloyd Edick
Fred Neunfeldt
Minnie Wilkie
Callihan- Mogg
L.D.S
H. Breen
Evelyn Malcomson
Forrest Gorchan
Food Stamp Plan Moves Forward in Clare County
Officials in Clare County organize the Food Stamp Plan with an 8:00 AM meeting for farmers and merchants to register participants. Imogene Hickey and Fred W. Schaaf lead local welfare staff, with about 400 cases for 16006 people. Orange and Blue stamps will boost buying power by 50 percent, under federal supervision but local operation.
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Cusick
Imogene Hickey
Bureau of Social Aid
Fred W. Schaaf
Clare County Welfare Department
Paul Nettleton
Surplus Marketing Administration
Milwaukee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Clare County
State of Michigan Social Welfare Commission
D. V. Minnis
Lansing
State Social Welfare Commission
Congress
Claude Wickard
Food Industries Committee
Food Trade and Public Assistance
Planning Engineer Public Work Reserve Assignment
A continuation note outlines steps for a public works reserve program. It calls for classifying capital improvement projects and creating a six year plan. It proposes inventorying contemplated public service projects, evaluating and prioritizing them, projecting yearly updates, and providing technical planning assistance to governmental units.
Public Work Reserve seeks local planning control and goal to aid national needs
The text outlines that Public Work Reserve personnel assist state and local authorities, not dictate inventories or priorities. It states that decisions on projects and scheduling remain with local governments, aimed at building a coordinated national shelf of potential work and enabling orderly budget-based public service expansion during emergencies.
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