Local Social Roundup From Spring Lake and Nearby Towns
A diary of visits and greetings between Spring Lake residents and friends in Alma Murray Lake Riverdale and surrounding areas highlights multiple calls dinners and weekend gatherings. Notable names include Maude Willoughby Rachel Butler Howard Guthrie Jess Willoughby and Roy Deming among others as they share meals, hosting duties, and leisure events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Butler
Spring Lake
Maude Willoughby
Erma Guthrie
Olive Brown
Claude Dowling
Howard Guthrie
Howard Guthries
Dale Noble
Gale Willoughby
Jess Willoughbys
Shepherd Briefs Family Visits Across Lansing and Grand Rapids
Janice Leatherman spent Friday night through Sunday in Lansing visiting sister and brother-in-law Roy and Mrs Ahlers. Henrietta McKinley hosted Sunday dinner for daughter-in-law Bernice McKinley and Donna of Lansing. Clifford Harry Sr and family from Shepherd plus Elwood Shattuck and children of Clare were Sunday guests at Clifford Harry Jr in Grand Rapids. Lester Moffett and daughter Barbara of Grand Rapids were Friday supper guests of Ari Hungerford and, en route home from Harrison weekend, shared Sunday dinner there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Leatherman
Lansing
Roy Ahlers
Henrietta McKinley
Bernice McKinley
Donna
Clifford Harry Sr
Kenneth Harry
Shepherd
Elwood Shattuck
Clare
Clifford Harry Jr
Grand Rapids
Lester Moffett
Barbara
Ari Hungerford
Harrison
Hungerford
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
Lincoln
Jess Willoughby
Jimmy
Timmy
Karen
Neil Litwiller
Roy Deming
Bertha Talley
Bobby Willoughby
Stella Deming
Jesse Willoughby
Gala
Jesse Thompson
Alma
Bonnie Willoughby
Barbara Alexander
Riverdale
Jess Wil
Loughby
Grace Yahnke
Murray Lake
Guthries
Rachel
Mrs. Willoughby
Kelvin
Randy Willoughby
Gary Moore
Elton Willoughbys
Lori Johnson
Gretchen Willoughby
Chester Gates
Wm. Becker
Clarence Chapman
Don Campbell
Turkey
Shepherd Briefs
Shepherd Office
Ree Shepherd
WINN
General Electric
RCA Victor
RCA Victor Transistor
Universal
Sunbeam & G.E. Steam and Dry Irons
Little Rock Lumber
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