Weekend Visits and Local Social Roundup Near Leota
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wright with family spent the weekend at a cabin near Leota and visited friends here. Mrs. Winnie Wright and Mrs. Grace Gagnon of Grand Rapids attended a Thursday luncheon with Mrs. Theo Pruden. The Marion Protective Association meeting drew participants including Mrs. Stella Fraser. Mrs. Grace Rouse returned to Grand Rapids Sunday, and SHirley Van Buskirk hosted a Redding Town Hall gathering with a lunch. Deer sightings and final notes reflect mild spring activity after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene » Wright
Francis Wright
Leota
Winnie Wright
Grace Gagnon
Grand Rapids
Theo Pruden
Grace Rouse
Henry Austin
William Whitley
Pansy Haught
Anna Crawford
Stella, Fraser
Marion Protective Association
Stella Fraser
Local residents share visits and weekend travel notes
Mrs Ron Krocker hosts and visitors fill weekend in Mann Siding with calls from Beverly Root and Otis Root. Families from Clare Battle Creek Pontiac Muskegon Leota Kalamazoo and Maxwell area appear at several homes. Pop stand opens on US-27 as Wesley Woods retreat goes ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Krocker
Brookway
August Heskey
Beverly
Faye Ann. Root
Otis Root
Bob Heber
Willie Weldon
Clare
Seaver Burton
Emerson Burton
Robert Heber
Léonard Matthews
Ray Brink
Charles Heber
W. B. Stephison
Us-27
Magnus
Tom Brockway
Wesley Woods
Battle Creek
Roy Dunbar
Nell Porter
Frank VanBlarcom
Pontiac
Alma Brockway
Will
Earl Brockway
Cynthia McCann
Charlie VanBlarcom
Howard Brockway
Dale
Dale Brockway
Gerry Brockia
Muskegon River
Leota
Willet Austin
al Tessman
Allan
Nial
Lyle Abbott
Kalamazoo
Denver Township Social Notes Include Obituary and Visits
Denver Township residents share visits and dinners with Moge and Mogg families in Pontiac and Mt. Pleasant. Gary Fitzpatrick works for Barret Mit terspaugh. Mrs Minerva Richmond of Farwell visited Mitterspaugh and others. Mrs Gene Bullard and Mrs Archie Jourdain connected with local neighbors. Former Denver resident Hloyd Roth died in Saginaw Veterans Hospital. Funeral attendees from Agdmyeg up surony and Muterspaugh families attended in Mt. Pleasant area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léonard Moge
Pontiac
Kenneth Mogg
Wilmer Mogg
Pleasant
Gary Fitzpatrick
Alta
Barret
Agdmyeg
Surony
Gardiner Muterspaugh
Joanne
Lynda
John. Muterspaugh
Irene ‘Muterspaugh
Jimmie Muterspaugh
Elwin
Cluley
Daugh
Beatrice
Lois
Joleen
Sarah Cluley
Mt. Pleasant
Salt River Farm Bureau Meeting Discusses Poison Control
The Salt River Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Gross on April 15 with nine families represented. William Strauch led a discussion on control of chemical poisons in agriculture while Mrs John Methner presented the topic. Hostess served sandwiches and coffee. next meeting planned at the home of Mr and Mrs John Methner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River Farm Bureau
Myr
Paul’Gross
William Strauch
Centennial log cabin under way for Lansing's centennial
Walter Neller announces the Lansing Centennial log cabin is being built on Kala mazoo and Holmes streets. A joint project of the Lansing Home Builders Association and the Lansing Board of Realtors, it costs about 2 dollars and will be moved to city hall plaza to reflect the old and new centennial theme. The one room cabin mirrors the 1843 structure built by pioneer John Burchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Walter Neller
Lansingennial Home Committee
Kalamazoo
Holmes Streets
Lansing Home’ Builders Association
Lansing ‘Board of Realtors
Ates
City Hall
John Burchard
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BURKN
White
Sixth St
Denver Township
Wally Joe Cluley
Robert Cowden
Elwin Cluley
Dan Mogg
Bertha Acker
Coleman
Bart Tater and Sons
Arthur Trombley
Gerald Kile
Mr. Pleasant
Bart Tater
Schaeffer
North McEwan
R Clare
Sunoco
MAKE
Cadillac
Chrysler Desoto
DODGE
FORD
Lincoln & Continental
Mercury
Ae Oldsmobile
Plymouth
Vas
Phi Mouth
Erbird
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