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Ludington Daily News

Location

Ludington, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1952

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Midsummer Festival Held at Luther Hall by Circle Groups

A cheerful Midsummer Day festival took place Tuesday afternoon at Luther Hall, sponsored by Circle Band Circle f Emanuel Lutheran Ladies Sn society. Mrs Herbert Carlson and Mrs Oscar Nelson led as general chairs. The hall displayed beech and evergreen decorations and Sweden themed tables with antiques and crafts. Swedish coffee cake and treats were served to about 150 guests in a festively set cafe area.

Luther i Circle Circle F Emanuel Lutheran Ladies “Sn Society Herbert Carlson Oscar Nelson Sweden

McGuffey Reader Loaned to Museum Exhibit

A McGuffey reader from the Mason County Historical Society display was loaned by Mrs. A H Kiehn of Upper Hamlin for Ludington High School graduates pre 1900 tea event at the museum. The article notes McGuffey's emphasis on patriotism learning righteousness and his Presbyterian faith shaping generations of pupils.

McGuffey Mason County Historical Society A. H. Kiehn Upper Hamlin Ludington High School William Holmes McGuffey Little Red School Oxford Ohio

Mrs Ralph Lake Hosts Circle Meeting At East Lanaher

Mrs Ralph Lake of 727 East Lanaher Street entertained members of Eight OClock Circle. Co hostesses were Louis Fu and Mrs Dorthea Johnson led devotions. Plans were made for a family picnic on July 21. Mrs Robert Laird led the program and reported an article All Children Our Concern. Refreshments were served. Members present included Mesdames Warren Abrahamson Edmund Soli Harold Genter Johnson State Keller William Karlsen Raymond E Gilbert Fowler and Lake.

Ralph Lake East Lanaher Street Thany Ecuren Louis Fu Dorthea Johnson Robert Laird Mesdames Warren Abrahamson Edmund Soli Harold Genter Johnson State Keller William Karlsen Raymond E. Gilbert Fowler and Lake

Former Girl Scouts Camp at Portage Lake

Three former Girl Scouts from Ludington serve as camp counselors at Portage Lake. Janet sen Audrey Lagesen and Alice Slagegert accompanied by Mr and Mrs George L Slagegert plan a Tuesday camp outing at Portage Lake.

Portage Lake Ludington Counse Portave Jal Misses Janetsen Audrey Lagesen Alice Slagegert George L. Slagegert

Fishing trip yields 300 fish at Hamlin lake report

Frank Filer and his friend Monroe fished Hamlin lake last week and caught 300 fish in a single day, the most successful local fishing expedition in years, with fish weighing five to 56 pounds. Rupert Fulton manned the Rockfeller tug off Big Pointe Sable in fog, rescuing a chip boat with over 200000 bushels of corn aboard after distress signals. Ug Wine and daughter Elizabeth depart for Montreal and then sail on the Tunisian for a grand tour of Europe before school starts in September.

Ludington Frank Filer Monroe Hamlin Lake Rupert Fulton Big Pointe Sable Wine Miss Dethelwyh Montreal Satrean Haverpool Leapland Brane Switzerland Hudland Septembber

White Rose Degree Conferred by Canton Auxiliary

The Ladies' auxiliary of Canton Excelsior No. 10 IOOF conferred the White Rose degree on Phyllis Bromley of Baldwin. The Muskegon auxiliary No. 6 assisted with the degree work. Donations were raised for the Odd Fellow camp at Big Star Lake and Chevalier ladies were invited to donate via Mrs. Gust A. Nelson. A state canton auxiliary pilgrimage is set for July 6 and a canton picnic for Aug. 3 at the Big Star Lake site. Coral Bromley of Baldwin received the Patriarch Militant degree at a recent canton meeting.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Canton Excelsior No. 10 Order of Odd Fellows Phyllis Bromley Baldwin Rebekah Odd Fellows’ Hall Muskegon Odd Fellow Big Star Lake Gust A. Nelson State Department Grover Newport Coral Bromley

Circle 2 Emanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets at Home

Mrs. James Emms hosts Circle 2 of Emanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid at her 509 East Pere Marquette home. Devotions led by Circle Chairman Rudolph Anderson precede a business session. Refreshments provided by the hostess and her mother Mrs. William Peterson. An all day meeting is planned for July 16 at Dr. and Mrs. A Petersons Hamlin Lake cottage. potluck dinner at 11 30 a.m. attendees to bring own table service. Afternoon activities include sewing and visiting.

Circle 2 Emanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society James Emms Pere Marquette Street Rudolph Anderson Circle William Peterson A. Peterson Hamlin Lake

Miss Carol Lagesen Enrolls at Northwestern School

Miss Carol Lagesen daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred O Lagesen of 501 South Washington avenue was enrolled at Northwestern school of Medical Technology and X Ray at Minneapolis Minnesota for the summer term. Mr and Mrs Lagesen and daughters Janet Lagesen and argot who accompanied Miss Carol to Minneapolis visited Mr and Mrs Harold Loudon of Shorewood Wisconsin before returning home.

Carol Lagesen Fred O. Lagesen South Washington Avenue Northwestern School of Medical Technology Minneapolis Minn Lagesen Janet Lagesen Argot Carol Lapesen Harold Loudon Shorewood Wis

Church Circle meeting at North Rec Avenue home

Trinity Evangelical Free church Circle 2 met at Mrs Willmen Danielson home on North Rec Avenue. Session leader was Harry Shafer. Mrs Darie Abe led scripture meaning and prayer. A $25 donation came from Roberton. Further details unclear.

Trinity Evangelical Free Church Willmen Danielson North Rec Avenue Psticee Harry Shafer Darie Abe Roberton Sa ‘Jern

Birth announcement for twins in Scottville area

Mr and Mrs Clifford Mavis announce the birth this morning of two daughters at Paulina Stearns Hospital. Listed names include Frank Flodine Andrew Forsleff Roy Swanson Shafer Charles Hartung Victor Swaanson Finc Robertson Theodore Deters Franz Warden and Danielson. Next meeting will be held in the name of Mrs Victor SwanTon.

Clifford Mavis Scottville Paulina Stearns Hospital Frank Flodine Andrew Forsleff Roy Swanson Shafer Charles Hartung Victor Swaanson Finc- Robertson Theodore Deters Franz Warden Danielson Nstegs Victor Swan- Ton

Couple Is Wed in Scottville

Miss Mildred Evelyn Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Taylor of 919 North Gaylord Avenue wed USC Stanley A Pierce son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Pierce of Scottville Route 1 at St Jerome church Scottville Saturday morning June 7 The ceremony was officiated by Rev Fr William Hoogterp Attendants were Shirley Jean Pierce maid of honor and Jerry Pierce best man The bride wore a white taffeta and net gown with a strapless bodice and pale blue maid of honor dress They exchanged wedding vows in a setting with white iris and green ferns A wedding breakfast at Bert s restaurant followed and a reception at the groom s parents home Thirty or more guests were listed including Detroit and Manistee visitors The couple plan a wedding trip with the groom to an undisclosed destination The bride will resume work at Star Watch Case Co plant and the groom is stationed with the United States Air Force at Memphis Tennessee The couple returned to base after brief leave

Mildred Evelyn Taylor Fred Taylor North Gaylord Avenue Usc Stanley A. Pierce Stanley Pierce Scottville Shirley Jean Pierce Jerry Pierce Detroit Taylor Pierce Bert Harry Pierce James Jerry Thomas Furness Willard Furness Cecil Furness Newaygo George Taylor Manistee Lakeview Ludington High School Star Watch Case Co. Plant Butler School United States Air Force Memphis, Tenn

St Mary's Guild Hosts Card Party at Grace Episcopal Hall

Ten tables of cards were played Tuesday evening at Grace Episcopal church guild hall. Sponsored by St Marys guild, prize winners included Mrs Cleo Pomeroy Miss Gertrude Moore and Mrs Burson Ellibee for samba and pridve. Edward Peterson and Mrs Stanley Sergeson won pinochle prizes amid refreshments.

Guild Hall Grace Episcopal Church St. Mary’s Guild Joseph Buck Cleo Pomeroy Gertrude Moore Burson Ellibee Edward Peterson Stanley Sergeson

Sacred Concert by Miss Cecelia Carter in New Orleans

Miss Cecelia Carter of New Orleans presented a sacred concert at Community churchhouse, followed by a piano accompaniment from Mrs. Viola Keith of Muskegon. She offered spirituals and Gospel songs in multiple groups, inviting audience participation, with a finale medley and benediction by Rev. Paul Haskell Clark.

Cecelia Carter New Orleans Indiana Community Churchhouse Miss Carter Madame Roudanez Madame Schumann-Heink Harrison Europe Jordan Jesus Rock Climing Jacobs Viola Keith Muskegon Paul Haskell Clark

Six Tables of Pinochle At Club Party

Six tables of pinochle were played at a card party held Monday evening at Ludington Townsend club headquarters. Mrs Bastlin and John Senwass were awarded high and Carrie Hoover and Jacob second.Fimima Lemire received a special prize.

Ludington Townsend Club Jé Bastlin John Senwass Carrie Hoover Jacob Fimima Lemire

Great Lakes Wind and Weather Report

Lake Superior small craft warnings in effect since 6 pm. Blustery and variable winds 10-20 mph with brief 30-35 mph squalls and thunder. Lake Michigan small craft warnings through 5 am with south to southwest winds near 20 mph, showers and thunder squalls, local 30 mph. Lake Huron small craft warnings through 5:30 am with 15-20 mph winds, mainly south and southwest, brief 30-25 mph squalls. Lake Erie small craft warnings through 5:29 am with 20-28 mph winds today and tonight. possible thunder squalls north and east. Lake St Clair small craft warnings through 5:39 am with 20-28 mph south to southwest winds and tonight showers and squalls.

Associated Press Lake Superior Lake Michigan Lake Lake Huron Lake Erie Lake ST. Clair

World War I Uniform and Equipment Presented to Museum

Dean Morton, former Summit resident now in Gary Ind, donated his World War I gear to the Mason County Historical Society Museum. The display includes a steel helmet, trench coat, gas mask, and insignia from his 104th Field Artillery unit, with notes on Pershing, Orion, and service at the Argonne.

Rose D. Hawley Dean Morton Summit Township Gary Ind Museum of Mason County Historical Society Mr. Morton Camp Custer 104Th Field Artillery Headquarters Co 52Nd Field Artillery Brigade New York Gen. Pershing Pershing John F. O’ryan Orion Morton Argonne St. Micheil National Bank South Summit Dean

Morgan estate auctioned for back taxes in Glen Cove

Glen Cove officials set July 12 as the auction date for the former J Pierpont Morgan mansion and estate to settle $30,000 in back taxes. The 56 room stone mansion built in 1910 cost 2 1/2 million dollars and sits on a three acre East Island site off Long Island's north shore.

Glen Cove N. Y J. Pierpont Morgan East Island Long Island

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Luther Hall Frances Caswell Hanna Mrs. James Emms Church Circle Mes Betes Henry Lindavist Carl Larson St. Mary's Guild Howard A. Cowell South Delta Street Summit Town Hall Cowell Mason County Charles Myers George Beckman VFW Post The American Legion Veterans OF Foreign Wars Ludington, Michigan Dean Hall James Christiansen Jack Schroeder Karl Taylor Great Lakes Red Cross United States Merle Campbell Ralph Russell Victory Robert Spaulding Fred Nankee Army St. Washington Ave Sixth St 5Th Street Alex Yonkovit JR ADM Ludington Avenue Mo Wu Eye Zenith Peter Hand Brewery Company Chicago, Illinois Nelson CO Ball-Band and U.S. Rubber Company Vogel’s Shoe Store
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