Lois Cooper to Teach Nurse Missionary in East Pakistan
The August meeting of the Baptist King's Daughters Missionary Society heard Miss Lois Cooper R N of Ewart describe her planned service in East Pakistan as teacher and nurse in a new hospital under U S Medical Director Dr Viggo Olsen. The group noted ABWE reports of about 70 000 dollars designated for the project and discussed kitchen purchases and dining room updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Missionary Society
Leon Dull, Jr
Church Board
Reginald House
Dull
Lois Cooper
R.N
Ewart
East Pakistan
U.S
Viggo Olsen
Wanda West
Cooper
Correction Corrects Ouderkirk Family Gathering Omission
Last week a family notice for the Ouderkirk gathering failed to name one brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Karl Ouderkirk of Rosebush.
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Ouderkirk
Karl Ouderkirk
Rosebush
Bright Gifts From Camp Fire Girls Boost for Handicapped
Girls nationwide sew and craft hundreds of items to aid the needy through the Needlework Guild. Camp Fire Girls create soft dolls and animals while the Educational Bureau of Coats and Clarke supplies a crochet and knitting kit. Early action on hearing impairments is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Educational Bureau of Coats and Clarke
Clare City Briefs Highlight Local Weekend Visits
Miss Nettie Miller of Spring Lake visited friends including Mrs. Joseph L. Kennedy. William Archambault Jr. returned to Kalamazoo after a week with his grandparents. Alma callers En route from Farwell greeted Rev. and Mrs. Harry Cleveland. Wallace Johnson visited Lake View with parents Rev. and Mrs. H B Johnson. Myron Applegate and four Indianapolis children spent Labor Day weekend with Frank Simpson and Doris Kay, dining with Mrs. Gladys Werts at Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Miller
Spring Lake
Joseph L. Kennedy
William Archambault Jr
Kalamazoo
Albert Rube
William Hanes
Alma
Harry Cleveland
Farwell
Wallace Johnson
H.B. Johnson
Lakeview
Myron Applegate
Indianapolis
Indiana
Frank Simpson
Doris Kay
Mrs. Simpson
Gladys Werts
Harrison
Camp Fire Girls Learn Inkle Loom Craft Nationwide
The article notes Camp Fire Girls use the inkle loom in craft projects with Indian influence. It explains the inkle loom as a woven strip tool still used by some tribes and describes year long activity and gifts made by thoughtful girls enjoyed by adults and babies nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Ritter Reunion Brings Ritter Family Together in Clare
The Peter and Susan Ritter reunion, 55th annual, was hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Broh in Clare on Sunday September 1. Forty three attended the pot luck meal while Corwin Ritter of Lakeville Indiana aged 88 was the oldest guest and Russell Nichols of Greenville seven weeks old the youngest. The 1964 reunion is planned for Kendallville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Broh
Peter
Susan Ritter
Indiana
Michigan
California
Corwin Ritter
Lake~ville
Russell Nichols
Greenville
Kendallville
Ind
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Clare Sentinel
Lake Holler Rink
Consumers Power Co
Lois Cooper Baptist Guest
State Highway Department
Clare
Frederick Tripp
State Highway Dept
Lansing
Harold B. Hughes
Walter Nakkula
Gladwin
Merle Luce
Marton
Keith Baguley
District Highway Dept
Cadillac
Gerald Shepherd
Midland
Edward Eckert
State Forester
Clare County
Glen Lloyd
Joe Gibis
Sentinel
Alexander
Merle Wayne Phillips, Jr
Merle Wayne Phillips
Coleman Road
Nelly Dor
Gene Holter
Wild Animal Show
Featuring
Michigan Stars
Clare City Briefs
Northern Insulation ‘Home Improvement Co
Clare, Mich
Arbe Originals
Miracle
Miracle Whip
Sejad Tene
Braunschweiger
Inde
Swifts
Shank Halt
Ey Ore
Jar
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