Local families share visits across towns and states
Mr and Mrs Elsworth Chaffee and daughter Patricia of Sterling entr?spent Friday night with his par Ellis Bowler of Durand. Miss Jeanette Wilbur of Mr Pleasant spent Sunday with the Mussell family. Various relatives including the Bowler, Aube, Irwin, Hammond, Frey, Loomis, Hendricks, Rhodes and Dorn families vacationed or visited across Michigan and Ohio, joining relatives in Coolidge Arizona and Laramie Wyoming for trips and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Weber
National Hospital
American Gold Star Mothers
Bay Village
Ohio
George McRell
Saginaw
V.A.V.S
Glen Hamimond
Eugene Frey
Daghter Eugenia
Flora
Loomis
del Hendricks
Breckenridge
Walter Rhodes
Roy Rhodes
Flint
Gertrude Gardiner
Leota van Kivery
Harold Nichols
Sherri Lynn
Mt. Pleasant
Kathern Mack
Richard Dorn
Columbus
Ernest Irwin
Congregational Church Family Night September 20
The Thé Congregational Church schedules a family night for September 20 at 6 o clock at the church. Attendees should bring their own table service and a dish to pass. Rolls butter coffee cream sugar provided. Clare Benefit Auxiliary to meet September 19 weather permitting at Tourist Park or with Mrs John Han Jey if rain. All members urged to attend. WCTU meets September 25 at Cara Wilsons home 201 E Severith Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Clare Benefit
John Han Jey
WCTU
Cara Wilson
E, Severith, Street
Clare
City Briefs Round of Family Visits and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Bud Shepherd visited their sister Mrs Russell Stanley and family near Brinton. Andrew Stanley and wife toured Barryton and run a large chicken and turkey farm. Peter Creguer attended American Legion district meetings in Prudenville. Florence Badgley and Florence Cremmer of Marion were guests of John Stough. Grace Rauch of Jackson attended William Ream funeral at Mr Pleasant and stayed with William Gardon's family. Percy Stough and daughter Joyce visited Clare relatives. Ernie Horton of St Petersburg Florida spent days with Peter Creguer. Sonntag family visited Chicago with Mrs C D Harvey traveling to Los Angeles to see daughter Mildred Weinstock. Laurence Seiter and family visited Murl Randall’s at The Heights to see ski jump under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mitchell
Bud Shepherd
Russell Stanley
Brinton
Andrew Stanley
Barryton
Peter Creguer
Prudenville
Amerian Legion and Auxiliary
Florence Badgley
Florence Cremmer
Marion
John Stough
Grace Rauch
Jackson
Pleasant
William Ream
William Gardon
Percy Stough
Joyce
Jonesville
Clare
Ernie Horton
St. Petersburg
Florida
Harry Sonntag
Cheryl
C. D. Harvey
Chicago
Illinois
Harvey
Los Angeles
California
Mildred Weinstock
Sonntags
Social Bridge Clubs Meet for Two Tables of Pe rese Chil
The Jolly Time Club met at Mrs. Fred Busche Jr residence with two tables of peep. Mrs. Willian Campbell won high score, Mrs. Jack Rube second, Mrs. Alfred Zastrow low. hostess served refreshments and next meet to be hosted by Mrs. Mear Petters. Hankie Club hosted by Mrs. G Fullerton with two tables of peep. Mrs. John Stoigh won high and traveler, Mrs. John Morden second, Mrs. Tom Ramey low. Mordens host Sept 27. Friday Bridge Chats hosted by Mrs. James Rassat in Farwell with two tables. Mrs. John Doherty high, Mrs. J. J. Greeh second, Mrs. Harold Fleming hostess. party to reconvene with Mrs. Kuno Hammerberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Time Club
Fred Busche,Jr
G. Fullerton
John Stoigh
John Morden
Tom Ramey
Mordens
James Rassat
Farwell
John Doherty
J. J. Greeh
Harold Fieming
E. G. Johnston
Wallace Johnson
Frances Brown
Kuno Hammerberg
New Arrivals Report Rebecca Lynn Born at Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowley announce the birth of a baby girl Rebecca Lynn on Thursday September 6 at Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital. The infant weighs six pounds. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Clyde Brown and Mrs Methvan Brown learns of Deborah Lynne born August 28 to Mr and Mrs Bob Brown of Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rowley
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Rebecca Lynn
Methvan ‘Brown
Deborah Lynne
Bob Brown
Bear Lake
Clyde Brown
Local Social Ties Highlight Saginaw Visit and Family Gatherings
Mrs Eugene Frey and Mrs R B Kring were in Saginaw Monday. The Seiters hosted relatives at Mid Forest Lodge with Jimmy in attendance. The Purdy reunion in Wabash Indiana drew Bates relatives for the first time since Belle Bates’s passing. A North Michigan trio Mark Ruark Bob Barber and Jim Duncan planned a Ozark Mountain trip before returning to college. Other visits included Mr and Mrs William Henderson of Harrison with Clair Staney, Elizabeth Samson from Antich Illinois returning home, and dinners with the Lodes and Cobb families along with Bay City visitors Bourke Lodewyk and L E Davy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Frey
R. B. Kring
Saginaw
Laurence Seiter
Jimmy
Ken Roe
Seiter
Mid Forest Lodge
Nettie Birdsall
Jenettie Birdsall
Roy Bater
Harrison
William Bowler
Roy Townsend
George Bates
Wabash Indiana
Bates
Belle Bates
Wabash
Mark Ruark
Bob Barber
Jim Duncan
Ozark Mountains
Mark
University of Michigan
Bob
Houghton Tech
Jim
Michigan State
William Henderson
Paar
Clair Staney
Elizabeth Samson
Antioch
Illinois
C. C. Knapp
Minnie Drake
John W. Bell
William Cobb
Ronnie
Robert Lodes
Bourke Lodewyk
Bay City
L. E. Davy
Joseph
Kennedy
Coleman High School Graduate Serves In 11th Airborne Review
Pie Wayne D Hall son of Mr and Mrs R Hall Coleman Michigan takes part in farewell review for Colonel Sam mie N Homan commander of 11th Airborne Division 118th Infantry Regiment in Germany He entered the Army in July 1955 and completed basic training at Fort Campbell Kentucky Specialist Third Class Louis E Hubbard son of Mrs Ralph Hubbard Harrison Michigan also serves as gunner in 1Bth Regiment Company M at Fort Riley Kansas He entered the Army in August 1953 and trained at Fort Jackson South Carolina Hubbard attended Central High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie Wayne D. Hall
R. Hall
R-1
Coleman
Michigan
Sammie N. Homan
11Th Airborne Division
118Th Infantry
Germany
Hall
Fort Campbell
Kentucky
Coleman High School
Louis E. Hubbard
Ralph Hubbard
Harrison
Fort Riley
Kansas
Hubbard
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Central High School
Religion Change Pattern Seen in Church Affiliation
Michigan State University researchers report a pilot study of Lafsing churches finding that individuals changing faith tend to pick a new church that sits between the most unlike and most similar to their original denomination. Dr Milton Ronekath cautions results show tendencies not absolutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State University
Milton Rokeath
MSU Psychology Department
Roneach
Refrigerator dough can be prepared and stored for days
Michigan State University food specialists explain that dough can be refrigerated after mixing and kneading with yeast increased by one half or doubled. Keep at 45 to 50 degrees for three to four days, then shape and let rise at room temperature before baking. Refrigerated doughs are retarded by cold, yeast activity resumes as it warms. A slightly sweeter roll dough makes a good refrigerator dough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Michigan
State University Foods Specialists
NIH Grants Total $31,000 to MSU Researchers
The National Institute of Health awarded two grants totaling $31,000 to Michigan State University faculty for basic research in water and waste problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Health
Michigan State University
How to Prevent and Cure Colds Naturally in Daily Life
A readable guide explains cold causes as systemic acid buildup and blocked nerve energy. It advocates detox, diet changes, regular exercise, and chiropractic care, plus lemon juice fasts and colon cleansing, to prevent or quickly cure colds.
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Enpress
Bish
Pian
Cran Od
H. M. Everts
Clare, Mich
Mcewan ST
Chodkea
America
Household. Appliances Inc
Sandlewood
City Bakery
Houghton's
Johnson
Castile
Houghton Drug Store
Marl M. Houghton
Clee
Household's New Furniture & Appliance Store
Mt, Pleasant
Mich
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