Ludington teachers plan varied summer moves and study
Local Ludington educators face a wide array of summer plans from study at universities to work assignments and family trips. Many will attend summer school at Michigan and neighboring states while others remain at home or take tours, with several teachers planning to work at railroads or schools and even marry.
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Patricia Barner
Luther
Foster School
Wisconsin Dells
Margaret Gilbert
New York
National Convention of Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks
Mary Kilpatrick
Angeline Tohnson
Cecile Huber
Elia Engel
Ruth Anderson
Ann Nesberg
Betty Wilson
Claudia Nugent
Marybeth Pen
John Dunn
Lakeview School
United States Army
Lakeview
Jane Holman
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Golden Coleman
Central Michigan College of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Sikkens
University of Michigan
Chicago
Mary Peterson
Ypsilanti
Detroit
Frank Letts
Barryton
Ruth Rasmussen
Manistee
Charles Harley
Ludington
Mary Ewing
Beatrice O’'Hearn
Scottville
John B. Hikkila
Pere Marquette
Ada Kirke
Western Michigan Collge of Education
Kalamazoo
Alfield Beebe
Julia Ditlow
Mts
Central Michigan Coallege of Education
Evelyn Voss
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Catherine Mitchell
Alice Baldwin
Deadborn
Emma Cooper
Mls
Laura Garner
Elizabeth
Gladys Hiller
Lilian Karboske
Robert Marsh
Suummmetr
Tudington Caronic e details 1808 school inauguration
Agnes E. MacLaren reports on a 1808 Tudington Caronic e item describing a school inauguration by the Class of 1808. The article notes student performances, a quartet led by Keyes and Dr James B H Latimer, and a formal unveiling with singing and a catered reception.
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Tudington Caronic
Keyes
James B. H. B. Latimer
Cal
A. A
Andre
Marshall
Two Are Hostesses to Berean Class
Members of the Berean Bible class of Washington Avenue Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Will Winey. James Cooper, president, conducted the meeting which opened with singing. Plans were made for a July picnic at the Hamlin home of Mrs. Rimmer Nelson. An August meeting was announced. An impromptu program followed with Mrs. Fred Johnson in charge of the program. Several members and guests attended, including Mrs. Nelson, Anna Soderstrom, and others. Tea and cake were served by the host.
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Ludington High
Ludington
Gurmia
Catherine Utz
New York
Holland
Germany
Austrie
Steix
Switzerland
Frances Coving
Jaime
Miss Utzwih
Guspices
Brethren Service Commission
Fred H. Dean
DeLand
Fle
Daytona
Dean
Laura
Boston
Mass
Harold Grissen
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Frances Poekins
Harry Edwardson
Western Michigan College of Education
Kalamazoo
Ward Christlie
Martha Swanson
Marge Lugar
E. Muelle
Arold Madden
Wecene
Arthur B. Dewey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Everett Greiner
Theé&O
Harry Nuckolls
C&o
Erving C. Hansen
C&o Carferry
Albert J. Johnson
Dan V. Dewey
Ruth Stephens
Scottville
Dean Johnston
Gal G. Owen
Dorothy Fitch
Kat Lasting F Newberg
Irving Pres
Jo Hanson
Ingmar Barbo Pian
Stout
Menominee
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Will Winey
East Foster
Ann Johnson
James Cooper
Fred Jonson
Morton Proms
Ihe
Robert Nelson
Hamlin
Rimmer Nelson
Aucust
Fred Johnson
Lawrrce Barber
Oscar
Rovert Nelson
Cage Johnson
M Verg
Winey
TechBon
Tlostesses
Ropert Biaditian
Tarr, A N
Court Officers Are Installed At Ludington Court
Officers of Court Ludington No. 745 Catholic Daughters were installed Wednesday evening at James Golden hall. The ceremony was led by Mrs. F L Gwizdala with help from Mrs. Fred Larson and Mrs. Martin Kennedy. Choir of St Simon's performed and members enjoyed a July picnic planning.
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Ludington
Catholic Daughters of America
James Goldenhall
F. L. Gwizdala
Bay City
Fred Larson
Monitor
Martin J. Kennedy
John Butz
Alfred Miller
Martha Carrier
John Findling
Margie Charon
Richard V. Derrick
St. Simon’s Choir
Charles Derler
Dr. Foster
Lord
Robert Hathaway
Albert Meny
Wilfred Fortier
O. A. Wurl
Robert Carrier
Charles Herbert
Richard Mass
John Dupont
John Douglas
Albert J. del Zappo
Robert Erickson
Richard Genter
Harry W. Nuckolils
Lawrence Horacek
Mesdames
Raymond Gunberg
Hazel Hansen
Robert Holmes
John Horacek
William Laird
Mary Orlando
Thomas Peplinski
Leonard Rath
Schwartz
Gerard Wadel
Bruce Wadel
William Wallace
Edward Wanderer
Picnic Dinner Concludes AAUW Ludington Year
The Ludington branch of the American Association of University Women held a picnic dinner Monday evening at Mrs. T. H. Caldwell's Taylorsville home to conclude the season. Mrs. Frank Letts chaired the committee with Mesdames Stedman, C. Rohn, Albert Palm, and misses Katherine Newberg and Frances Hodgins assisting. Branch meetings will resume in the fall.
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Ludington
American Association of University Women
T. H. Caldwell
Taylorsville
Frank Letts
Mescames Stedman C. Rohn
Albert Palm
Katherine Newberg
Frances Hodgins
Osborn Parmeter Family Reunion Set for Sunday
The Osborn Parmeter family reunites at 12 30 p m Sunday at Ludington State Park. If rain moves the gathering to the following Sunday, records indicate a rain plan is in place.
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Osborn-Parmeter
Ludington State Park
Cardinal von Faunner Dies in Munich at 68
Cardinal von Faunner, head of Munich and Freising's clergy and a dean in the German Roman Catholic Church, died today at age 68. His passing reduces the college of cardinals to 46 members, short of its full strength of 70.
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Munich
Germany
Ry—M
Cardinal von Faunner
Isnoo
College of Cardinals
Blind Putts Featured at Lincoln Hills Golf Luncheon
A Thursday afternoon golf luncheon at Lincoln Hills Golf Club highlighted blind putts and floral table decorations of iris, larch and roses. Prize winners were Dr. Ruth Carney and Mrs. William Bethke with Mrs. A Wilber Davis taking a special prize guest Mrs. Ward Richardson of Traverse City attended. list of members follows.
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Lincoln Hills Golf Club
H. F. King
Mesdames Manierre Dawson
Neil M. Hurry
Iris
Ruth Carney
William Bethke
A. Wilber Davis
Ward Richardson
Traverse City
Mes
Opening Bridge Luncheon at Lincoln Hills Golf Club
Lincoln Hills Golf Club hosts the opening bridge luncheon on Tuesday June 17 with members inviting guests. Canasta and bridge were planned. co chairmen are Mrs Warren Ray Cartier and Miss E K Longley, assisted by several members. Reservations via Mrs Cartier or Miss Longley.
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Lincoln Hills Golf Club
Warren Ray Cartier
E. K. Longley
Mesdames B. F. Gregory
Joseph Lahimark
Esther Hall
Myrtle Thompson
George E. Dorrell Jr
Gerald R. Ponko
Mrs. Cartier
Longley
Violet Club Holds Final Meeting at Carlson Home
African Violet club members gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Arvid Carlson’s home 203 Fourth Street. It was the last meeting until fall. Members read articles on violets and shared culture notes. Mrs. Carlson displayed blossoming varieties and plans were made for the fall meeting at Mrs. J. R. Anderson’s home 210 West Tinkham Avenue. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Attendees included Mesdames Orval d Close Harold Hansen Henry Shields Anthony Dietz J. R. Anderson and Helen Carlson.
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Harold Hansen
Henry Shields
Anthony Dietz
J. R. Anderson
Carlson
Helen Carlson
Three Hostesses Entertain Circle at Hamlin Home
Priscilla circle of Community church Woman's society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Hans Sorensen's Hamlin home. Co-hostesses were Mrs Charles Peterson and Mrs A R Henry. Mrs Henry Kroenin opened the meeting and Mrs Charles Peterson led devotions reading Psalm 121 and a Elsie Robinson poem Lift Up Mine Eyes. She closed with the Lord's prayer. A plan to hold July 9 at Henry Motts cottage was noted. Mrs Clark Norton read Delilah from Women of the Bible. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Priscilla Circle
Community Church
Woman’s Society
Hans Sorensen
Hamlin
Charles Peterson
A. R. Henry
Henry Kronein
Elsie Robinson
Henry Motts
Clark Norton
Delilah
Ronald D. Dewey Receives WMU Education Scholarship
Ronald D. Dewey son of Mr and Mrs Dan V Dewey of 2038 East Filer Street has been awarded a scholarship from Western Michigan College of Education in Kalamazoo. He is enrolled at Western Michigan College for the fall term.
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Ronald D. Dewey
Dan V. Dewey
East Filer Street
Western Michigan College of Education
Kalamazoo
Ronald
Western Michigan College
Ludington Parents Announce Three Newborns in June
Mr and Mrs Donald Young Ludington Route 3 announce birth of a son June 12 at Paulina Stearns Hospital. Mr and Mrs Marshall Mattis 920 North James Street announce birth of a son June 12 at Paulina Stearns Hospital. Mr and Mrs Howard Nelson Ludington Route 2 announce birth of a daughter on June 10 at Paulina Stearns Hospital.
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Donald Young
Ludington
Paulina Stearns Hospital
Marshall Mattis
North James Street
Howard Nelson
Children’s Day Program Planned at First Methodist Church
A morning program at First Methodist Church outlines a Children’s Day observance at 9 49 a m led by Mrs Irving Prescott with the Junior choir in robes and a sequence of readings recitations and songs by pupils from the Kindergarten through Sixth grade under various teachers. The Rev Emil Runkel will deliver a welcome benediction and the congregation will join in This Is My Father s World with all parents invited to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Irving Prescott
Jesus
George Marsh
Emil A. Runkel
Francis Lafond
Billy Lemcke
Don Nielsen
Nancy Laird
Clifford EB
Johnson
JoEllen Kelly
Doris Lyon
Ada Johnson
Bobby Rasmussen
Prescott
Edgar Cowell
Runkel
Fern Wrege
Jean Macklam
Kirk Williamson Honored at Waterworks Park Picnic
Kirk Williamson celebrated his 10th birthday with a party at Waterworks Park. After games, attendees enjoyed ham burgers, pickles, chocolate milk, ice cream, and pink green peppermint cake decorated with circus tents and cowboys. Gifts were given to the guest of honor by relatives and friends including Sylvia Williamson and Janet Olson.
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Kirk Williamson
Waterworks Park
Kirk
Delbert Williamson
Arthur Hansen
Billy Lemke
Mike
Tom Pomorski
Sylvia Williamson
Janet Olson
Andrew Petersen
Miss Carol Conrad Honored at Shower
Miss Carol Conrad, soon to be bride on June 21, was feted at a bridal shower Monday night at 60214 Sixth Street hosted by Mrs. Francis W. Lafond. Airplane bingo, prizes for Mrs. Carmen Layton and Mrs. Earl Keith, and a bride doll centerpiece accompanied gifts. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother, Mrs. Maurice W. Brown.
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Carol Conrad
Francis W. Lafond
Sixth Street
Carmen Layton
Earl Keith
Maurice W. Brown
Rigner Jensen
North Muskegon
Scottville
Mesdames
Harry G. Smith Jr
John Smith
Gordon Cowman
Robert Bailey
Elizabeth Smith
Chris Christofferson
Ray Connoir
Layton
George Brant
Clair Mowry
Lawrence Price
Gerald Budreau
Brown
Jane Hamilton
Lois Stalker
Mildred Keith
Conrad
Lafond
Young People Visit State Park Meet at Bethany Lutheran
The Bethany Lutheran Young People Society met at Ludington State Park Monday evening for swimming baseball and refreshments served by Henry Copenhaver and Darlene Nickelsen. Dorothy Hansen presided and they planned a nursery period during church services. The next social will include those confirmed this year. A closing song concluded the meeting with members and the Rev John Christiansen present.
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Young People Society of Bethany Lutheran Church
Ludington State Park
Henry Copenhaver
Darlene Nickelsen
Dorothy Hansen
June Nickelsen
Peggy Newberg
Robert Cobb
Phyllis Hackett
Evelyn Jensen
Nels Bach
Patricia Barney
Barbara Smith
Ruth Johnson
Carol Anderson
Jacqueline Larsen
Eugene Nickelsen
John Christensen
Bible School to Be Held Next Week
Daily Vacation Bible school at Washington Avenue Baptist Church will run Monday to Friday next week starting Monday morning. It offers classes for boys and girls aged four to 15 with organizers for Beginners Primary Junior and Junior high. A daily bus route will transport attendees through several streets including Washington avenue Delia James Gaylord Ludington Madison Sixth and return to the church.
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Washington Avenue
James Street
Gaylord Avenue
Ludington Avenue
Madison Street
Sixth Street
Ingathering at Trinity Church Elevates Building Fund
Moving pictures and a social hour at Trinity Evangelical Free Church ingathering raised more than $1,700 for the new addition. A large display drawing by Fredolf Anderson showed the church as it will look after completion.
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Trinity Evangelical Free Church
Fredolf Anderson
Hamlin School Vacation Bible Program Sunday
A closing program for the Hamlin Daily Vacation Bible School will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at South Hamlin school Those assisting with supervision include Miss Eleanor Nelson Miss Genevieve Knudsen Miss Marie Blacker Miss Winnie Davis Donald Dye and the Rev Mr Herbert D Mc Donald
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Hamlin
Open House Planned at McCarthy Home
Mrs David McCarthy and family invite friends relatives and neighbors to an open house marking their 25th wedding anniversary at 706 North Harrison Street on Wednesday June 18 from 7 to 9 p m. The couple Eva Steingraber and David McCarthy wed June 18 1927 at St Johns Lutheran church Ludington.
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David McCarthy
North
Harrison Street
Eva Steingraber
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ludington
Men to Take Part in Church Service
Men of Community church will take part in a Father's day service at 10:45 a m Sunday at Community church. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Mr. Paul Haskell Clark. Speakers L N Carmouche James Reynolds and John Mas kal will give a Sermon by Fathers. Donald Birtwistle will read Scripture and Paul Wisch ner will sing a solo Just for To day by Seaver. Ernst Lind Johnson is organist.
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Men of Community Church
Community Church
Paul Haskell Clark
L. N. Carmouche
James Reynolds
John Maskal
Donald Birtwistle
Paul Wischner
Seaver
Ernst Lind Johnson
Shower Honors Ardith Brown Bride-to-be July fifth
Ardith Brown was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mesdames Anton Johnson and Carleton Clausen at the Johnson Clausen home. Games, prizes, a collective gift, and refreshments accompanied floral decor and dolls, with many invited guests from the Swanson, Mickevich, Johnson, and Roeder circles in attendance.
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Ardith Brown
Mesdames
Anton Johnson
Carleton Clausen
Johnson-Clausen
East Foster Street
Miss Brown
Mesdames Hilding Swanson
Ernest Roeder
Stewart Swanson
Carl Swanson
William Génson
Doyle Thompson
Felix Mickevich
Joseph Mickevich
Roy Brown
Arthur Swanson
Ernest Johnson
John Johnson
Geraldine Johnson
Jean Swanson
Sharon Roeder
Luanne
Marilee Clausen
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