Fall Sale Ends Sept 27 40% OFF as low as $7.97/month CODE: NEWS40
Get 40% Off

Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Ludington Daily News in Ludington, Michigan

We have 4,308,783 pages in Michigan

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ludington Daily News

Location

Ludington, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1941

Page

1

Past Grand Club Meeting Plans Picnic At Waterworks Park

Ludington Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grands met at 109 South Robert street hosted by Mrs. Joy Wright and co host Mrs. Florence Stalter. They approved buying two dozen dish towels for the Odd Fellows camp at Big Star lake and scheduled a picnic for July 15 at 6 pm. Pinochle prizes were won by Irene Nelson Isabel Klein and Clara Greenwell with Ellen Jeppesen taking the traveling prize. Indoor flowers and guest Edith Ewing were noted.

Noble Grands Club Ludington Rebekah Lodge Joy Wright South Robert Street Florence Stalter Lillian Kupper Odd Fellows Big Star Lake Waterworks Park Irene Nelson Isabel Klein Clara Greenwell Ellen Jeppesen Stella Bryan Nettle Vink Edith Ewing

Gay Party Honors Loretta Wincheski Bride-To-Be

Mrs. Gertrude Pomeroy hosted a Friday evening shower at 821 South Washington Avenue for Loretta Wincheski, the week’s bride to be. Prizes in pinochle and banco went to Dan O Connell, Al Miller, Joseph Korbelar, and Mary Jabrocki, with gifts presented to the honoree amid luncheon and wedding motif decor. Marjean Clausen played the Wedding March. attendees included Jabrocki, Koob, Korbelar, Miller, O Connell, and others. several could not attend.

Loretta Wincheski Gertrude Pomeroy South Washington Avenue Dan O'Connell al Miller Joseph Korbélar Banco Mary Jabrocki Marjean Clausen Mendelssohn William Koob Joseph Korbelar Alvin Maternowski Clements. Naperola Wallace Neuman Arne’Soll John Clausen Dan. O’connell E. J. Greenwald Edward Cabot Frank Wincheski Mary Wincheski Jennie Yeskey Ethel Abrahamson Pomeroy Walter Jabrocki Elinore Koob Helen Pomorski Gladys Budd Martha Wickery

Surprise Party Fetes Mrs. Dewyer

Mrs Anna Dewyer of Danaher street was honored with a surprise party hosted by friends for her birthday. Flea prizes went to Mrs Howard Sell and Mrs Mike Andrews. A pink and green luncheon followed with iris centerpieces, and gifts blessed the honoree. Present: Mrs Mike Andrews, Mrs Catherine Bennett, Mrs Ross Dewyer, Mrs Gideon Peters, Mrs Stoward Sell, Mrs Ernest Weverink, and Mrs Dewyer. Mrs Frank Lindenau and Mrs Charles Thalman were absent.

Anna Dewyer Danaher Street Howard Sell Mike Andrews Catherine Bennett Ross Dewyer Gideon Peters Stoward Sell Ernest Weverink Dewyer Frank Lindenau Charles Thalman

Moose Lodge 637 Dinner Notice Announces Member Event

Moose Lodge 637 Loyal Order of Moose plans a dinner for members at the lodge on South James Street. Reservations are requested by Thursday evening through the house committee or Kenneth.

Dag l@r Moose James Street Breed Evenin Kenneth

Local Amusements Show Joan Crawford in A Woman's Face

The Lyric Theater presents Joan Crawford and Melvyn Douglas with Conrad Veidt in A Woman's Face. Ossawald Crumb Taproom features Dante, old Hickory Inn offers dancing by The Sophisticated Five, and The Sand Bar completes the lineup.

Joan Crawford Melvyn Douglas Conrad Veidt

Annual Team Pics at Park Park event notes Royal Neighbor drill group

The Royal Neighbor drill team postponed May meeting held Monday evening at Ludington State Park. Members enjoyed a picnic supper prepared by local volunteers. The group announced a candy sale at the next Washington camp No. 542 meeting. Mrs. Leonard Johnson won the mystery package presented by several ladies. guests included several named members.

Royal Neighbor Ludington State Park John Heglund Axel Johnson Jr Burton Featherstone Mary Pavledes Washington Camp No. 542 R. ON Leonard Johnson Emil Stahl Evelyn Doran Hubert Larson A. Johnson

Spring Recital by Dagny Hansen Class at Emanuel Church

Miss Dagny Hansen teacher of piano and organ presents a spring musical in Emanuel Lutheran church auditorium on Tuesday evening June 17 at 7 30 o clock. The program includes piano and organ solos duets trios vocal numbers and strings with flute viola and two violins. Public invited to attend.

Dagny £. Hansen Emanuel Lutheran Church

Dolores Johnson Is Party Honoree Birthday Celebration

Dolores Johnson is celebrated on her ninth birthday with a party at 309 North Lewis Street hosted by Mrs. Axel H. Johnson after school on Friday. Contests and group photos occurred. prizes went to Bernie Lou Brozzo Clark Hamilton and Lois Nielsen. Refreshments followed. attendees include Lois Ann Nielsen Alice Low Benedict Barbara Switkovitz Katheryn Barber Shirley Wieman Danny Dewey Maryanna Chase Billy Jerome Patsy Parks Billy Nankee Bernie Lou Brozzo Danny Hamilton Clark Hamilton Karlyn Johnson Karen Johnson Paula Jean Davidson Edith Christofferson Marie Hendrickson Betty Dougal Nancy Hilton Judy Johnson Joyce Bradshaw absent.

Dolores Axel H. Johnson North Lewis Street Bernie Lou Brozzo Clark Hamilton Lois Nielsen Mildred Smith Lois Ann Nielsen Alice Low Benedict Barbara Switkovitz Katheryn Barber

Mason County Normal Plans Graduates Trip Abroad

The 1941 Mason County Normal School graduating class will depart Wednesday from Ludington aboard the Pere Marquette City of Midland 41, travel to Manitowoc and Wisconsin Dells, return Thursday to Milwaukee, spend Friday visiting Marquette University Washington Park the museum and WTMJ station, and return by car ferry. Participants include Mavis Bretschneider Mildred Boseker Theadora Dubrish Virginia Farrell Mona Gunberg Arlene Hannan Alice Johnson Doris Lannon Kenneth Miller Helen Milvert Hazel Nash Arlene Polin Maude Towers Betty Sweikhardt Kenneth Stuart Josephine Venn Norma Zynda Robert Dubrish and chaperones Ruth Lamos Inez Huddleston Lois Grammer.

Mason County Normal School Ludington Pere Marquette Ferry City of Midland Manitowoc Wisconsin Dells Milwaukee Marquette University Washington Park WTMJ Heinie His Grenadiers Robert Dubrish Ruth ‘Lamos Inez Huddleston Lois Grammer

Radio schedule entries for 1930s networks and shows

A fragmented listing of radio programs with times and stations including NBC CBS and Mutual. It names acts and hosts such as Fred Waring Gordon Jenkins orchestra Jayne Cozzens Lang Thompson and Fibber McGee and Molly. The garbled OCR covers multiple time slots from early evening to night with varied program titles and network tags.

Oiwu Fulton Lewis Jr Amos Andy Fred Wariftig Orch Nbc-Red Easy Aces Nbc-Blue Herel Morgan Lanny Ross CBS News of the World Nbc-Ied Mr. Reed Nice Blue MBS Helen Menken Jayne Cozzens Nbc-Hed Orchestra Inside of Sports I. Vv Aleenborn I. Wythe Williams Mbss Court of Missing Heirs Johnny Presens Gordon Jenkins Ned. Jordan Horace Heidt Question Bee Lang Thompson We the People Nbc-Hired Grand Central Blue Morton Good Raymond Gram Glenn Miller Bob Hope NBC- Red Nbc-Symphony Joan Edwards del Courtney

Two Sunday Weddings at Camp Ludington News

Saturday morning at Camp Ludington two couples wed in ceremonies officiated by Rev Paul H Clark and in Antigo Wisconsin. Beryl Rendell and Helen Allen, and George Ziegler and Mary Treadwell joined in matrimony. The event noted rapid CCC promotions and hopes for long happy marriages alongside a report on Chaplain Joan Samuel and visits by Colonel Max Murray and others.

Ludington Beryl Rendell Camp Wellston Helen Allen Paul H. Clark Antogo Wis George Ziegler National Park Service Mary Treadwell B. Rendell CCC V-1679 Company Foreman G. Ziegler Columbus University of Wisconsin Camp

Townsendites Tell Ever After Week of Events

Ludington Townsend club No 1 calendar lists a Thursday 8 pm meeting at Masonic headquarters and a Saturday June 14 baked goods sale with 9 am opening. Guest H. Waits spoke on Townsendites loyalty to the flag. Shirley DeGergus played piano. Ellen Egbert named secretary. District convention set for Sunday June 15 at Lake City.

Ludington Townsend Club No. 1 H. &. Waits Shirley DeGergus Ellen Egbert Roland Hirner Manistee Lake City

Band Leads Ludington Bicycle Parade Amid Festivities

The Ludington high school band will lead a Saturday parade in Ludington for bicycle safety. About 200 costumed riders are expected, with prizes donated by Montgomery Ward & Co and cooperation from the Ludington police. Each contestant gets a Lyric Theater pass after submitting an entry blank by 10 am June 14. final judges will be announced Friday.

Ludington Montgomery Ward & Co Wards Lyric Theater Howard Jury Wards Sporting Goods Department

Amateur Radio Contest at Ludington CCC District Camp

Members of the Ludington CCC District radio group under Leo Vachow prepare to enter the amateur national radio operators contest and will operate their station for 26 hours over the weekend. Visitors to the camp view the school, while pictures such as Something to Blow About Power Within and Mosquito Control reefs are shown. A. G. Houlding inspected V-1672 Company motor transport. Rob ert G. Madill and foremen push group camp work with large crews.

Ludington National Park Service A. G. Houlding CCC Milwaukee V- 1672 Company Robert G. Madill George Girard George Ziegler

Carr Farm Bureau Plans Discussion

The Carr Community Farm bureau will meet at the Carr Community hall on Saturday evening, June 14. Miss Gertrude Eastman and Mr. Moatheart will discuss school problems. One member of the Logan and Lake townships school boards are invited. Potluck supper follows the meeting.

Carr Settlement Carr Community Farm Bureau Carr Community Gertrude Eastman Moatheart Logan and Lake Townships

Riverside building and disposal system crew at work

Foreman Leo O'Neal and his crew are employed on the Riverside construction project. Earl Thies, a clerk with the National Park Service, is visiting to review progress and inspect the site.

Leo O’neal Riverside Combinaok Earl Thies National Park Service

Distinguish Visitors Tour Camp At Freesoll Area

Mrs. Paul Robe and Mrs. J. A. Martin with daughter visited the Freesoll home area during the week. Rev. Fr. Toohey of St. Simon's church led a group touring the camp, with additional attendees noted as distinguished visitors.

Freesoll Paul Robe J. A. Martin Fr. Toohey St. Simon’s Church Pease

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moose Lodge Ossawald Crumb Taproom Dante Telemat OLD Hickory Inn The Sophisticated Five Dolores Johnson RADIO WBBSM WIR WKZO WMAQ WIMJ WOOD WENR WLS WCFL WGN Cran CKLW WLAV U.S. Navy NBC- Blue NBC Blue John B. Hughes Nbs Camp Ludington Pere Marquette Joan Samuel Michigan Camp Dodge Bloomer Pontiac Samuel Max Murray U.S.A Marshall Butters Murray Hamlin William G. Muller K. E. Longley Paulina Stearns George M. Katzman Webber Sixth Corps Bakers and Cooks Schools J. Herbenar Walhalla Carl Sheleiker Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Auto Fest Company Carl National Defense Colvin’s Colvin Guild Hall N. Harrison St Ee Ee Aed Lagesen Lagesen Danish Bakery Washington Ave 78Th Infantry Pentwater Theatre Charles Coburn Eugene Pallette George Brent Martha Scott Merle Obreon Rita Hayworth Dennis Morgan Michigan Public Service CO Carr Farm Bureau Wyomins Jewelry & Gifts the Park Dairy MonTgomery Ward Ware Ludington Ave
Search Courier

Search the Ludington Daily News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ludington Daily News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication