Retired Teachers Tour West Shore College Officers Named
Mason County Retired Teachers Association met at West Shore Community College on June 17 with 54 members. Mrs. Clayton Lamont, retiring president, led the business meeting and program and announced officers: Mrs. Kenneth Stephens president, Arnold Carlson vice president, and Mrs. C. C. Zook treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County Retired Teachers Association
West Shore Community College
Students Services Center
Clayton Lamont
Ward Pratt
Max Jenks
Morris Stickney
Kenneth Stephens
Arnold Carlson
C. C. Zook
Lamont
Manistee Retired Teachers Association
Manistee
Oceana
Mason
Fifth Avenue Beach
Dan Welburn
MRTA
Senate
William R. Copeland
Thomas G. Ford
Tonight’s Community Schedule Highlights Local Meetings
Tonight several groups meet across Ludington including Boy Scout Troops 206 and 203 at Emanuel Lutheran and Franklin School, Church of Christ Bible study at 7, AA and Al Anon at 8, Legion Post 76 at 8, IOOF IOOF Temple memorial at 9, Kiwanis noon at Wallys, Rotary at 6 15, Duplicate Bridge at Elks at 7 40, Danish Brotherhood at Danish Hall 8, and KC Council 1492 at KC building Jebavy Drive 8. Salad Social at Community Church from 11 to 1 30 with bring salads by 10 30. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Church of Christ
Franklin School
Al-Anon Family
Episcopal Church
Edwin H. Ewing
The
American Legion
Legion
Ludington Kiwanis Club
Wally
Golden Agers
Salvation Army Citadel
Ludington Rotary Club
Stearns Motor Inn
Duplicate Bridge Club
Antler
Elks Club
Ludington Lodge
Danish Brotherhood In America
Danish Hall
St. Clair
Community Church
Ferris State Grants 1891 Degrees at Commencement
Ferris State College awarded degrees and certificates to 1,891 graduates at Sunday commencement in Top Taggart Field. U.S. Rep. Marvin L. Esch urged expanded vocational funding as graduates from Mason County included Michael A. Host, Lee F. McCormick, Edmund Wagner, and others in fields from business to auto service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Rapids
Ferris State College
U.S
Marvin L. Esch
Ann Arbor
Ferris
Taggart Field
Mason County
Custer
Michael A. Host
Fountain
Lee F. McCormick
Free Soil
Michael A. McIntosh
Ludington
Edmund J. Wagner
Thomas A. Hathaway
A.A.S. Commercial Art
Sally L. Miller
A.A.S. Cosmetology
James B. Anderson
A.as. Industrial Electronics
Enlists In Job Corps Mark Christian Joins Program
Mark Christian son of Allen Christian of Free Soil and grandson of Mr and Mrs David Christian of Shelby has been admitted to the Job Corps. He was sworn in June 14 by Probate Judge F K Bourisseau and assigned to the Blackwell Job Corps Center in Laona Wisconsin. Screening was by Miss Mary E Rouse and placement specialists Shel Shoup and Marvyn Kelsey are at Rural Manpower Trailer in Ludington to provide eligibility details and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Christian
Allen Christian
Free Soil
David Christian
Shelby
F. K., Bourisseau
Mark
Blackwell
Shel Shoup
Marvyn Kelsey
Bath Avenue
Loomis Street
Ludington
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admitted Tuesday June 22: Albert Hendricks route Idlewild John Ivancik Pentwater William Banninga 816 N Rath Ave Miss Judith Cartier North Muskegon Mrs Fred Arter route 1 Baldwin. Discharged Tuesday June 22: Mrs Allen Andrulis and daughter Amanda Renee route 1 Fountain Mrs Kenneth Sheren 603 E Filer St Mrs Frances Herrman 1033 N Robert St Miss Barbara Keller 1318 Lendale Road Ludington Mrs John Knott 308 N Lake Shore Drive Mrs Nelle Becker 119% N James St to Medical Care Facility Mrs Gustav Sommerfeld Custer to Medical Care Facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hendricks
Idlewild
John Ivancik
Pentwater
William Banninga
N. Rath Ave
Judith Cartier
North Muskegon
Fred Arter
Baldwin
Allen Andrulis
Amanda Renee
Route 1
Fountain
Kenneth Sheren
E. Filer St
Frances Herrman
N. Robert St
Barbara Keller
Lendale Road
Ludington
John Knott
Lake Shore Drive
Nelle Becker
N. James St
Gustav Sommerfeld
Custer
Grange Picnic Scheduled at Meinert Park
The Western Michigan Grange picnic will be held June 27 at Meinert Park with a basket dinner at 1 p.m. Earl J. Hill of Consumers Power Co. will give the principal speech on "The Pursuit of Happiness." Special prizes donated by Pomona masters will be awarded. Members families and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Michigan Grange
Meinert Park
Earl J. Hill
Consumers Power Co
Pomona Masters
Grange
Children's Clothesline Art Show at Ludington Fair
West Shore Art League sponsors a children’s clothesline art show with Ludington Art Fair on July 10 in the park. Elementary students may display original art with no entry fee, bring tables or easels, and submit up to two drawings or paintings while crafts have no item limit. Volunteers supervise. wind or weather risks not covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Shore Art League
Ludington
League
Arthur Pirtle
Betty Ave
C-8
Richard Carlson
Frank Smith Addresses Ludington Lions on Pumped Storage
Ludington Pumped Storage Project public relations coordinator Frank Smith told Ludington Lions at Stearns Motor Inn about the project scale and equipment. He cited an earth mover at 125000 dollars and 90 leased units handling 6000000 cubic yards of clay for a six to 10 foot reservoir layer, with seven inch asphalt upper walls. Lions wives plan a Lioness Club, meeting June 28 at Gibbs Country House Restaurant, calls to Mrs Karlsen or Mrs Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Ludington Pumped Storage Project
Ludington Lions
Stearns Motor Inn
Smith
Lions
Gibbs Country House Restraurant
Wiliam Karlsen
Alfred Hansen
81 year old Frank Chrzanowski dies in Free Soil
Frank Chrzanowski 81 of Darr Road route 2 Free Soil died Tuesday at West Shore Hospital Manistee. Born April 18 1890 in Poland he came to Chicago 1909 and moved to Free Soil 1931 where he farmed. Survived by daughter Martha Kopec Chicago a stepdaughter Lilian Pindell Chicago five step grandchildren. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Friday St John Cantius Free Soil. Herbert Funeral Home Manistee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chrzanowski
Darr Road
Free Soil
West Shore Hospital
Manistee
Poland
Chicago
St. John Cantius Catholic Church
Salt City
Ted
Martha) Kopec
Joseph
Lilian) Pindell
Mary
Edward Daugiflis
St. John Cantius Church
Herbert Funeral Home
Sun's distant fate at Griffith Park plantarium show
NO WORRY LOS ANGELES reports a Griffith Park planetarium news release detailing the sun’s five billion year fate. It will exhaust fuel, expand, then grow cold as oceans evaporate and Earth’s atmosphere blows away, leaving a glassy, frigid wasteland. The note ends with a quip that your worries will be over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Griffith Park Plantarium
Planetarium
Mrs. Elma Purdy Dies at 86 in Hart
Mrs. Elma Purdy 86 of Hart died Tuesday evening at Baywood Nursing Home Born January 17 1885 in Indiana she came to Michigan as a young girl She married Arthur Purdy in 1903 he died in 1947 Survived by son Willis Hart daughters Naomi Weicker New Hamburg Ont Edith Ewing Ludington Jean Hill Hart two sisters Essie Ewing Otsego Elaine Day Otsego ten grandchildren 24 great grandchildren five great great grandchildren Funeral arrangements by Tate-Weaver Funeral Home Hart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma ‘Purdy
Hart
Baywood
Indiana
Michigan
Arthur Purdy
Willis Purdy
Percy
Naomi) Weicker
New Hamburg
Ont
Canada
Glen
Edith) Ewing
Ludington
James
Jean) Hill
Essie Ewing
Elaine Day
Otsego
Tate-Weaver Funeral Home of
Funeral notices for Ida Johnson and Frank Chrzanowski
Funeral services for Miss Ida Johnson will be at 1 30 p m Thursday at Rye Funeral Home officiated by Rev John Christensen with visitation starting today at 2 p m and burial in Lakeview Cemetery Interment will be in Lakeview Cemetery Frank Chrzanowski died Tuesday and his funeral Mass will be at 10 am Friday at John Cantius Catholic Church with celebrant Rev John Szychowski Rosary at 8 pm Thursday at Herbert Funeral Home with visitation after 7 pm today Interment will be in Maple Grove Cemetery
Two Mishaps Reported in Mason County Traffic Incidents
Mason County sheriff's officers investigated two traffic accidents Tuesday with no injuries. At 12:25 p.m. on North Lake Shore Drive at Duneview Drive Walter Lee Tominski of 208 S. Delia St. spun into a ditch after a dog ran in front of his car, causing considerable damage. In the second collision at State Park Road and M-116 at 5:30 p.m., Stennis Katherine Beckman of 34 E. Filer St. did not see Larry Wayne Olson of 809 Sixth St. and drove into his path, causing minor damage to both autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County
North Lake Shore Drive
Duneview Drive
Walter Lee Tominski
S. Delia St
Tominski
State Park Road
Stennis Katherine Beckman
E. Filer St
Larry Wayne Olson
Sixth St
Rites Set For Mrs. G. Barr
Mrs. Gordon Barr 69 of Scottville died Tuesday at Mason County Medical Care Facility after a three week stay. Born July 4 1901 in Chicago she moved to Scottville with her husband two years ago. Survived by widower two daughters Marguerite Ketcham Chicago Karen Videtick Muskegon Heights son Arthur Hardie Portland Oregon five grandchildren. Funeral Friday from Ketcham Funeral Home Illinois burial Cedar Park Cemetery Stephens Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Margaret) Barr
Scottville
Mason County
Chicago
Ronald
Marguerite) Ketcham
John
Karen) Videtick
Muskegon‘ Heghts
Arthur Hardie
Portland
Ore
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Tour College
Terry Luxford
West Shore
John Eaton
Victory Township
Luxford
Henry Christiansen
Crystal Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows and
Ludington Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Temple
Catalina
Cole
California
S. James St
Bath Ave
Dial
G. R. Bergeson
Edgar J. Lesher
University of Michigan
Lesher
St. Augustine
Fla
Gila Bend
Ariz
James F. Yockey
Gerald R. Ziemkowski
Mary B. Klepser
Brian C. Larsen
Richard L. Seymour
James L. Ezdebski
Ronald J. Marke
John C. Hemmer
Daniel W. Neil
Walter J. Hayes
Stephen W. Larsen
James L. Pinkerton
Michael R. Lindberg
Dennis A. Smith
Imperial Salon
Ludington Ave
Larry Brower
Larry
Douglas Weinert
Lions Club
E. Purdy
Herbert
Wcolor
Josef
Lugtion Gemini
Judy Geeson
Mrs. G. Barr
Acheronee-Brigade
United Arte
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