Community Event Roundup Across Michigan Venues
A multi item notice lists a July 10 candidate forum at Olivet Community Schools Auditorium and a Gospel singers event at Fellowship Baptist Church Albion. Also details an AARP Medicare forum at Albion District Library hosted by Robina Quale Leach with Mae Dunklin as notetaker, a Blessing of the Animals at First Presbyterian Church Marshall, Embroiderers Guild meeting and quilts display at the Marshall House, and a Woman's League gathering at 286 Capital Ave BC. Includes Fredonia Grange sewing hours at 13738 C Dr S Marshall.
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AARP
Albion District Library
South Superior St
Albion
Robina Quale-Leach
Mae Ola Dunklin
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Ellogg
Kellogg Credit Union
2Nd St
Barbara Taylor
Candidate Forum
P.m. Olivet Community Schools
the Patrick's, Gospel Singers
Fellowship Baptist Church
Fredonia Grange Meeting
Fredonia Grange Hall
Marshall
First St
Olivet
Steven Corey
Calhoun County Road Commission
15 Mile Road
Is Marshall High School
Cornwell
Rice Creek
Carol Weaver
Fellowship Baptist Church Revival
Michigan Avenue
Conversation Forks Senior Center
Olid US
Kempffuneralhome.com
Reinar Rees
Hoag St
Charlton Park
Hastings
Victory Park
Rachel
Calhoun County Fairgrounds
River Walk
Wagner Drive
B.E. Henry
S. Marshall Ave
Lyon Lake United Methodist Church
St. Mary's
sienEau
Cebu
Mtn
Docx
Kiwanis
Bellevue
Trinity Episcopal Church
E. Mansion St
Marshall Lions Club
Marshall Public School
Marshall Moonraker
First Presbyterian Church of
Cal-Co Quilter's Guild
Westlake Presbyterian Church
Nancy Conn
Red Cross
MHS
N. Marshall Ave
Marshall Public
Embroiderers Guild of America
Marshall House
Exchange Street
Woman's League of
Battle Creek
Woman's League
Capital Ave
N.E
Wilder Creek Conservation Club
Doris Klaussen
E Jameson
Fran
Fredonia Grange
Dr. S., Marshall
Oaklawn Hospital
Ruth Albaugh
Oaklawn
Banco Party
Fredonia
Mile Rd
Wilder Creek
Turkeyville
Marshall City
Marshall Ave
City Hall
Carver Park
Derek
Hotmail
Oakeyville USA
Patsy Cline
Gal Arts
Pfermpted
Sidventire
W. Spruce Street
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