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Ludington Daily News

Location

Ludington, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

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Impressive Ludington Eighth Grade Commencement

Eighth grade graduates of Ludington public schools held commencement at Oriole hall. The program opened with a grade school orchestra directed by Louis F. Peterson performing First Assembly, Nonette, Allegiance. Foster school presented the first portion with Night, Venetian Song, Merry June, and a flag drill. Pere Marquette school sang The Woodlands and Burro Bells in the Moonlight.

Ludington Oriole Hall Louis F. Peterson DeLamarter Nonette Brockton Allegiance Norman Foster School Beethoven Paradilke Vincent Catherine Utz Myrtle Hollinger Jack Baltzer Pere Marquette the Woodlands Franz

Shower Honors Miss Pomorski in Teas and Games

Miss Helen Pomorski, bride of the month, is the guest of honor at a Pomorski home party on 709 Fourth Street. Guests enjoyed bingo and a luncheon, with gifts for the honoree from a long list of relatives and friends including Mrs. Pomorski, Mrs. Sorenson, and Miss Snow.

Helen Pomorski Stella Pomorski Sorenson Josephine Snow Pomorski Fourth Street Gladys Budd Mary Winczewski Miss Pomorski Mesdames J. Badzinski F. Badzinski M. Cies

Hobo Hike Planned by First Methodist Yo Ad Class

Members and friends of the Yo Ad class at First Methodist church plan a hobo hike on Monday evening in June. They will meet at 7:30 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Johnson at 722 East Canaher Street. Participants should wear old clothing and bring a broom, stick, and a bandanna.

First Methodist Church Clifford E. Johnson East Canaher Street

Local Amusements Showings and Dancing at Inns and Bars

Local Amusements presents Melody for Three with Jean Hersholt and Fay Wray and I'll Wait for You starring Robert Sterling Marsha Hunt Paul Kelly Fay Holden Virginia Weidler and Henry Travers. Also boxing images of Louis vs Baer. Osswald crumb tapadom dance music by Telemat. Old Hickory Inn features Music for dancing by The Sophisticated Five. The Sand Bar offers dancing.

Jean Hersholt Fay Wray Robert Sterling Marsha Hunt Paul Kelly Fay Holden Virginia Weidler Henry Travers Louis Vs. Baer

Society Hosts Hudson Parlor Meeting of Women’s Service

Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist met in Hudson parlor on a Wednesday. Devotional theme Growing Up featured Edgar Guest poem The Good World read by Mrs. Clifford Johnson. solo My Task sung by Mrs. Forrest B. Gilbert with piano by Mrs. D. W. Filer. Mrs. M. H. Kelly spoke on migrants and migrant centers, then described missionary work, migration article by Mrs. Bruce S. Bailey. Business session led by Mrs. G. D. Caplon voted to suspend meetings in July and August and to reconvene in September. members wished a pleasant summer vacation.

Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Hudson Parlor Clifford Johnson Edgar Guest Forrest BE. Gilbert D. W. Filer Chester Lynch M. H. Kelly

Baby Clinic at Mason County Courthouse

The Ludington Woman's Literary Club welfare department sponsors a baby clinic on Friday afternoon June 13 between 2 and 4 o'clock at Mason County Courthouse. Mothers attending with babies should bring their own baby blankets.

Ludington Woman’s Literary Club Mason County

Alumi Banquet Salutes St Simon’s 1941 Graduates

The St Simon’s high school alumni association held an annual banquet for 125 attendees in the school auditorium. 26 members of the 1941 class attended as guests of honor. The event featured patriotic decorations, a three course dinner by the church altar society, toastmaster Floyd Johnson, group singing, and remarks by Rev. Toohey and Laurence Barber. The article notes the program ended with an invocation and the welcome by the alumni president.

St. Simon’s High School Alumni Association America Altar Society Floyd Johnson Leo R. Toohey St. Simon's Parish Laurence Barber Alumni Association Toohey Albert

Twin Gables Opened To Club By Ladies Society

Thirty five members and friends of the Ladies' Arebiter society enjoyed a dinner at J. F. Woods's Twin Gables Baldwin on Pere Marquette river. Mrs. John Laird reported on the state convention. Mrs. Lindenau celebrated golden wedding with a gift and won the mystery package. Carding eight tables, prizes went to Hoch Lorentz Laird and Schohl. Next meeting June 25 at Mrs. Young's home with Mrs. Kovar co hostess.

Ladies’ Arebiter Society J. F. Woods Twin Gables Baldwin John Miller Pere Marquette River Woods John Laird Frank Lindenau Lindenau Arthur Lorentz A. M. Schohl Harry Young North Ferry Street Rudolph Kovar

Forty Rebekahs Meet in Ludington Lodge Event

Forty members attended Ludington Rebekah Lodge No. 87 session at 1.0.C.F. hall. Mrs. Harry Forman elected noble grand for the year and named state assembly delegate with Mrs. Irene Nelson as alternate. Mrs. Forman ill, improving. Mrs. Margaret Ames welcomed. Mystery package judged by Edna Hansen, won by Elizabeth Jensen. Refreshments by Hansen, Brockhaus, Pnens, Stal. Staff practice after. Members urged to meet 7:15 p.m. Monday for another session.

Ludington Rebekahs C.F. Hall Harry Forman Noble Prand Forman Grand Rapids Irene Nelson F. C. Schroeder Margaret Ames Edna Hansen Elizabeth Jensen Minnie Brockhaus Bertha Pnens Florence Staler

Cub Scout Dens Receive Awards at Community Church

Cub Scout Dens 1 and 2 of Pack 100 were awarded during a Wednesday meeting at The Community churchhouse. Pack leader Godfrey Hallberg presided as parents looked on. Rev. Paul Haskell Clark gave the opening prayer and the pledge was recited. Roscoe C. Ely led a community singing period, and awards were presented by Hallberg and Ray Genter. Den 1, led by Mrs. Ray Genter and Dick Shilander, received gold points for Billy Clark Kenneth Cory and Gerald Genter, plus a bear pin to Billy Clark.

Community Churchhouse Godfrey Hallberg America Paul Haskell Clark Roscoe C. Ely Mr. Hallberg Ray Genter den No. 1 Dick Shilander Gold Point Billy Clark Kenneth Cory Gerald Genter Jimmy Mshilander Woodburn Ely Dean Parker Donald Johnson Ray Brozzo John Quinn Jr Jimmy Brozzo Roger Dancz Billy Swan Ernest Hallberg Jerry Seward Keith Sievertson Donald Anthony Howard Schmock Jimmy Wrozzo Bobby Larsen Hallberg CDA

Local Catholic Daughters meet with officers to plan July events

Court Ludington No. 745 of the Catholic Daughters of America held a Wednesday meeting in James Goldenhall. Plans were made for a leaked goods sale on July 12 and a picnic on July 15 with joint installation of officers in Manistee on June 26. The state regent Mrs. Lena O Malley will install, and Mrs. Fred Larson reported on the Bay City convention.

Ludington No. 745 Catholic Daughters of America James Goldenhall Manistee Ludington Lena O'Malley Battle Creek Bay City Fred Larson

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