Walter 1 Larman Unit Installs New Officers
Walter 1 Larman Unit 128 of the American Legion installs officers on Monday September 22 at 8 00 in their hall. New officers include President Margaret McKinnon First VP Hilda Tibbill Second VP Hima Clute Secretary Belle Jackson Treasurer Ruth Parant Historian Hazel Hawkins Chaplain Florence Kane Sergeant at Arms Velma Damoth Pianist Fern Wright.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Blanche Walker
Hilda Tibbits
Blanche’ Walker
Nell Willey
Hall
Owen Barrett
Mt. Pleasant
Celina Creguer
Margaret McKinnon
Hilda Tibbbill
Hima Clute
Belle Jackson
Ruth Parent
Hazel Hawkins
Alice Wood
Bette Wood
Jankoskie
Calkins
Grace Sherman
Holt
Archambault
Legion Room
City Hall
North and Clare Open Edge of Welcome
The fragment notes Clare as a starting point and remarks on hospitality to visitors, signaling a welcoming stance and local spirit. The terse lines emphasize regional hospitality and origin without detailing events or people.
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Clare
Marylou Wiggins and John B Shilling Wed in Farwell
Marylou Wiggins and John B. Shilling exchanged wedding vows in a September 20 Farwell Methodist ceremony officiated by Rev Charles B Hahn. The couple, both from Farwell, were joined by 190 guests with attendants and family members in attendance. A reception followed with fall floral decor and a wedding cake, and a chicken supper for immediate families.
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Marylou Wiggins
John B. Shilling
John Shilling
Farwell
Methodist Church
Charles B. Hahn
Clare Townsend Club Meeting This Friday
The Clare Townsend Club will meet this Friday evening with Thomas Abbot on East Sixth Street. All members plan to attend. The Clare Odd Fellows lodge announced degree practice next Monday and the third degree on October 6. Twenty three members were present with Gordon McIntosh and Andrew Irwin Jr presiding.
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Clare Townsend Club
Thomas Abbott
Sixth Street
Theta Rho Girls Club Heads Rummage Sale Plans
Elva June Osborn presided at the Theta Rho Girls meeting on September 18. Lorraine Schultz announced October 4 as the rummage sale date and called for volunteers to prepare materials Friday after school. A attendance contest was started with Diva June and Lorraine as leaders.Sides were chosen for the contest starting October 2 with special point counts to be announced. Janie Stevens was elected financial secretary to fill a vacancy. Members urged to attend next meeting and begin the contest with energy.
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Theta Rho
Elva June Osborn
Clara Theta Rho
Lorraine Schultz
Diva June
Lorraine
Janie Stevens
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Eva Nowlen
Noble Grand
Noble
Hannah Wildman
Ada B. Lodge
Flint
Elizabeth Hewitt
West Branch Lodge
Hivelyn Shields
Elizabeth McIntosh
I.C.C.F
Fannie Schultz
Rebekahs
Rebekah- Oddfellowship
Rosena Chaplin
Jesus
Carrie Green
Schultz
Shields
Rebekah
Chaplin
Biffie Harvey
Billa Autry
Treva Sparkel
Marguerite Leonard
Boned at Parwal Dinner Honors Merle Archambault Before Indianapolis Move
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Archambault were honored guests at a farewell dinner hosted by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Archambault. The event in Cadillac Michigan included relatives from Vestaburg Detroit Midland and Saginaw and a going away gift was presented as Merle prepares to attend Lincoln Chiropractic School in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Merle Archambault
Jennings Archambault
Indianapolis
Indiana
Merle
Lincoln Chiropractic School
Harvey Hunt
Vestaburg
Michael Archambault
Detroit
William Archambault
Midland
King's Daughters Meet Last Thursday At Baptist Church
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at the church Thursday afternoon with good attendance. President Mrs. Dewey Paxton led devotions and Mrs. Maude VanDen Bergh offered prayer. Members discussed improving the society and spent time making garments for the Christmas bazaar. Mrs. Fred Loomis was made an honorary member. Next meeting with Mrs. D. W. Osborn.
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Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Dewey Paxton
Maude VanDen Bergh
Fred Loomis
D. W. Osborn
Vegetable Ivory From Tropical Palms Beats Real Ivory
The piece describes vegetable ivory from tropical American palm fruits used for ornaments, toys and walking stick knobs. It notes Ecuadorians craft many items from it and emphasizes its large role in button production.
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Ecuador
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Delmer Scott
Everett Blackerby
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Boyd Wiggins
Herbert Suilling
Gerald Thayer
Helen Lisk
Bay City
Gang
New Baltimore
Grand Rapids
Shepherd
Lansing
Roger
Porterhouse
Frankfurters
Kroger Bread
Kroger
U.S.A
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B. Aoe
Ioaves OC
Spotlight Coffee
Kroger’s. Cola
Enchantress
Josie
Iain
Kroger Coffee Glastar
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Macarchi
Daisy
Elbo Ib
Hi-Ho Gragkers Sunshine Wb
Michigan
U. S
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Jonathan Or Mcintosh
Kuehman
Rts
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Lodges
Glara Rebekah Lodge
Dick Wood
McIntosh
Ladies, Guild of the Congregational Church
Harold Jones
Clayton Neff
Stuart Bicknell
Church of God Youth Fellowship
Gerald Huber
Rosebush
Elly Tice
M. D. Feighner
Alex Artibee
James Rassat
Richard Hartshorn
J. J. Green
Robert Drew
Duration Club
East Fifth St
Kenneth Lites
Charles Jackson
Drew
Wm. D. Blden
Ethel Allen
Surrey House
Harrison
John Asline
Mabel Horton
Esther Wise
Birthday Club
Leonard Carncross
Ruth Leposky
Esther Musser
John Stough
L. W. Jackson
Jackson
Hight Point Lake
Parwal
King’s Daughters
Baptist Church
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Midh
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Toni Cold Wave
Toni
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