Community Notes from Clare and Nearby Areas
Local residents hosted, visited, and traveled for family gatherings and events. Notable items include birthday celebrations for Kent Pishel, Blue Star Mothers meeting in Ovid with national and department presidents, and multiple trips to Detroit and Chicago for business, law studies, and seminary events.
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Ben Court
Coleman
Mason Sun
Inn
Hammond
Blue Star Mothers
Ovid
Dorothy Christenson
Department
Nellie Leonard
Bessie Hathaway
Department Prsident
Bob Gordon
Jim Murphy
Chicago
Bes-Bet Co
Lavern Wood
Gene Murphy
Bob. Beck
Clare 'S Lutheran Seminary
Saginaw
Nurse Ruth Williams Joins Hackley Hospital Surgery Dept
Ruth Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Williams of Farwell has accepted a position in the surgery department at Hackley Hospital Muskegon. A Hackley Hospital School of Nursing graduate she began her duties September 1 after spending time with her parents following graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Williams
Carl Willams
Farwell
Hackley Hospital
Muskegon
Ruth
School of
Aftar
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visits
City briers William Applinger returns from St Marys Hospital after a weeklong surgery. Bay City visitors John Keschman and son John Jod stay with L. E. Davy and Mrs. Kennedy. Harvest Festival attendees at Sears Methodist Church include William Gordon and family. Various local couples travel to Detroit and Birmingham for family visits and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Applinger
Lakes
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sazinaw
John’Keschman
John Jod
Bay City
L. E. Davy
Joseph Kennedy
William Gordon
Sears Methodist Church
H. B. Johnson
Lakeview
Wallace Johnson
Lee ‘Zeigler
Blue, Rock
Ohio
Edith Holmes
W. J. DeShane
Tlint
Elmer Fetters
North
W. Jackson
George Urquhart
Detroit
Susie
Larry Jackson
Sharon
Jimmy Sempowskii
Birmingham
Frank LaGoe
James Huber
Zoo
Mary
Ester Nevins
Berkley
L. J. Nevins
Gayla Hochstetler
Idyll Urquhart
Lansing
Frank Hochstetler
Laurence Seiter
David Seiter
Frankenmuth
Mid Forest Lodge
Clare Women Golf Association Benefit Card Party
Area Activities Bulle Book notes the Clare Women Golf Association will sponsor a benefit card party at the County Club Monday at 8. Mrs Harold Wright is general chairman and invites all wishing to attend to call 905 AC. Vernon Grange holds a meeting Thursday night to discuss class decrees. all members urged to attend. The St Cecilia Home and School Guild meets Thursday evening October 4 in the church basement with the president of the Guild as guest speaker. A regular Girl Scout Pack meeting is set for Thursday October 4 at Clare City Hall at 7 pm. members and interested boys and parents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Murphy
Detroit
Dewey Wood
Margie
Dearborn
Louise Thority
Fay Ag Flint
Howard Higley
L. R. Cotton
Linden
New Jersey
Clare
Reyal Wilson
G. C
Born
David
Phillip Breen
Mike Marley
Hight Point Lake
Congregational Church
Childrens
Jack Bromley
Mel Allen
Clare Women
Golf Association
A .Benefit
Optower
Harold Wright
Vernon Grange
St. Cecilian Home
Schoo Guild
Digeegan
Zngst
Clare City Hall
Local residents host visiting relatives and friends across multiple towns
A parade of visitors filled homes in Laguna Beach Tawas Saginaw Midland Linwood Royal Oak Detroit and Mt. Pleasant over a busy weekend. News includes Ed House visiting sister Edith Holmes in Laguna Beach and other kin guests such as Arthur Long Rob Archambault and the Skyrings family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna Beach
California
Edith Holmes
John Hanson
Arthur Long
Tawas
Herbert Palin
Marcia
Saginaw
L. H. Thompson My
Bud Itchue
Midland
Thomas
Norris Phillips
Eddie Pudway
Wilbur
Artcliff
Mabel Lowe
Royal Oak
William Artcliff
Alice O'Reilly
Detroit
John Hall
Stan Peters
James Day
Hall
Earl’Baumgarth
Locks
Tahquamenon Falls
James,Sutton
Florence Robinette
Kate Young
Veterans Hospital
Percy Stough
Joyce
Jonesville
Royal Akins
Keith
Mrs. Blue
Mt. Pleasant
Co. C. Knapp
Clarence Gardner
H. C. Gardner
Bay City
Chester,Bell
Réx Robinette
Family Dinner Honors Son William Schaeffer Birthday
Mr and Mrs Harold Schaeffer hosted a Sunday family dinner honoring their son William for his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Schaeffer and family Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schaeffer and family Miss Janet Schaeffer Raymond Lucy and Mrs John Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schaeffer
William
William Schaeffer
Kenneth Schaeffer
Janet Schaeffer
Raymond Lucy
John Bauer
Local residents pay calling visits around Clare area
Mr and Mrs McGraw from Detroit visited Hattie Kenyon on Wednesday. Frances Moore hosted Walter Moore from Harrison and W E Moore with Judy from Saginaw on Thursday. Clare callers included Mrs O Mealy and Mrs Day. Morris Henry and family from Harrison visited Hattie’s family Saturday. Emma Price and family from rural Clare called on Frances Moore Thursday. Mrs Bergy from Clare and Veron Hill visited Mrs Cora Wright this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
McGraw
Detroit
Hattie Kenyon
O'Mealy
Clare
Mary Harmen
Walter Moore
Harrison
Frances’ Moore
W.E. Moore
Judy
Saginaw
Lucy Milam
Robert
Milholm
Marlene
Marsha
O’mealy
Charles’ Day
Morris Henry
Emma Price
Carol
Leslie
Frances Moore
Floyd Bergy
Local Soldier Enlists in Reserves After Training
George Jay Leh of Illinois reports from training that he likes it very much. Raymond Lippold Jr. of Clare and Wimest Gower of Beaverton mention a move on Tuesday, September 18 to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for reserve enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jay Leh
Batt
RTC
USNTC
Great Lakes
Illinois
Jay
Raymond Lippold Jr
Clare
Wimest Gower
Beaverton
Jett
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Tremember Tales From The Oldtimers
Letters from readers recount early 20th century life in the Midwest and Appalachia. A Kansas reminiscence recalls buggy sales around 1910, a family outing in a car drawn by a pony, and small town commerce. Another Pennsylvanian memory describes flax fields geese feather ticks maple sugar orchards and herbs used as medicine.
Says High Schools Don’t Ignore Science
The Kiplinger Magazine report defends U S high schools on physics chemistry and math noting 77 percent teach these subjects and only 4 percent of students take physics. Smaller schools report alternate year offerings and teacher shortages limit expansion. Public schools generally outperform private in CS BOE exams with room for improvement in space and staffing.
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Kiplinger
Isane
America
Russia
U. S
Man’s skeleton evolved from four to two legs
Dr G C Born explains how human anatomy shifted from a four legged cantilever like a bridge to a two legged upright frame. He notes the spine’s curves adapt during growth and describes how wedge vertebrae enable bending while risking lower back weakness and potential slipped vertebrae. He promises weekly articles on chiropractic causes and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiin-Pridge
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