Lorain O'Grady Weds Lawrence Boyce in St Cecilia's Nuptials
Lorraine O Grady daughter of Mr and Mrs James L O Grady became the bride of Lawrence A Boyce son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Boyce of Coleman at St Cecilia's Church in a Nuptial Mass. Attendants included Virgin ia O Grady Norma Boyce Patsy Wehrly with a three tiered cake reception followed. The couple left for a western trip and will reside in Mt Pleasant after their return.
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Lorraine
James L. O'Grady
Lawrence A. Boyce
Alfred Boyce
Coleman
Sruba
St. Cecilia’s Church
Virginia, O'Grady
Dearborn
Norma Boyce
Patsy Wehrly
Midland
Norbert Bernard
John O’grady
Dale Boyce
Pat Hall Sding
Jesus
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mt. Pleasant
Boyce
Coleman High School
Dow's
Harry Webbly
Patsy and
Bill
Dorothy Neubecker
Virginia O’grady
John O'Grady
Blanchard BeachWed in Ypsilanti Nuptials
Miss Paula June Blanchard daughter of Mrs LeDolia Blanchard married LaVern Beach son of Mr and Mrs Russell Beach Friday August 9 at 9 30 p m in the Congregational parsonage Ypsilanti Rev Harvey Colburn officiated The couple will reside at 567 North Riverside St Clair The bride employed at Chrysler and groom with Diamond Crystal Salt Co A miscellaneous shower honored the couple Monday at the Howard and Schultz home in Clare with about forty relatives and friends present
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Paula June Blanchard
LeDolia Blanchard
LaVern Beach
Russell Beach
Harvey Colburn
Ypsilanti
Kathleen McDonald
Barbara Beach
Spray-Packing: New Weatherproof Farm Storage Method
A quartermaster technique called spray packing seals weather sensitive machinery in a leatherlike envelope. It builds a frame around the object then applies four spraying operations including a yellow dyed coating to verify full coverage, yielding a hermetic, durable cover.
Machine Methods Aid U S Rice Production
American rice milling centers use machine age processes to boost U S competitiveness with oriental rice. The facilities, located in level fields with irrigation, handle harrowing seeding wet harvesting steaming drying husking pearling polishing and packaging. Rice's uses include food starch cosmetics beer and livestock feeds. Rice originated in 1685 Charleston and grew in Carolinas Georgia. Louisiana led production by 1889. Cuba remains the top export customer.
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Charleston
S. C
Carolinas
Georgia
Atlantic
Gulf
Louisiana
Cuba
United States
Screech Owls In Cities Find Favorable Habitat
The small nocturnal screech owl often nests in cities and towns, peering from trees in parks or along streets. It escapes predators in urban areas while larger owls like the great horned owl inhabit wilder woods and prey on the screech owl.
Maternal Deaths Preventable by Better Practices
It is estimated that half the deaths of women in childbirth and a third of infant deaths could be prevented if known measures were fully applied. The statement underscores the need for improved maternal and infant health care and widespread adoption of preventive practices.
Krell Family Reunion Draws Seventy At Island Park Mt Pleasant
For the first time since 1941 seventy Krell family members and friends met Sunday at Island Park Mt Pleasant for the annual reunion. The event began with a noon pot luck dinner followed by games and visiting. Fred Krell was elected president and Chas Krell secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion will honor Chris Jd Krell and be held at the Clare Tourist Park with date to be announced.
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Krell
Island Park
Mt. Pleasant
G. C. Krell
Adrian
Willam
Marie Allen
Pauline Krell
Detroit
Fred Krell
Chas. Krell
Chris Jd. Krell
Clare
Mary Campbell
Clarkston
Adolph Krell
Warren Tabachik
Saginaw
D. A. Mott
Pontiac
Walter Krell
Augusta Howell
Carrie Bithers
Elizabeth Miller
Anton Heiley
Alec Mester
Hvart
Family Reunion at Glen Gordon Home August 11
A large gathering at the Glen Gordon home in Arthur township reunites Floyd Gordon with relatives after forty five years away. A potluck dinner features grandma Gordon's chicken and pot pie as kin recall changes since he left in 1901.
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Glenn Gordon
Arthur Township
Floyd
Grandma Gordon
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Canada
Roy Gordon
Lee
Peggy
Bob Gordon
Ray
Lora
John Gordon
Hatton Township
Jess Wood
Lee Wood
Crin Wood
Susan
Dexter Henderson
Vera Alwood
Robert Gay
Bobby
Max
Crystal Gien
Jimmy
Battle Creek
Hubert Gay
Frank
Fred
Richland
Thelma
Peggy Gordon
Lee Gordon
Clare
Gregory
Midland
Byron Gordon
Sanford
Jim Murphy
Raymond
Mary Lou
Chas. Kleithardt
Pearl Hartman
Grand Rapids
Glen Hartman
Pontiac
Brethren Conference Marks 160th Annual Gathering
The Church of the Brethren traces its annual conference to the 18th century with origins after 1708 in Schwarzenau and German settlers invited by William Penn. Since early records were sparse, the modern 160th conference records ongoing decisions while local churches retain autonomy over internal matters including pastor selections.
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Church of the Brethren
William Penn
America
Germany
Schwarzenau
Germantown
Philadelphia
Farm Fatalities Reported in 1944
In 1944, 4,300 farm workers were killed on the job and 4,300 farm residents died in motor vehicle accidents. The figures highlight safety hazards in rural areas and on agricultural sites.
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Lorraine O'Grady
Lawrence Boyce
Kroger
Pko
Paraseal
Gider Vinegar
Avondale
Miracle
Kroger’s
Chuck
Hamburger
Kroger Quality
Abe
LEONA
Duff's
Fancy Spinach County No
Tb. Pka
Kroger's Special Blend
Bartlett Pears
Odessa
Carton
U. S. No
Pork & Beans van Camp
King's Flake
Randall
Campbell’s Beef
Fed. Tax Inc
Paula
U. S
Krell Housiie
Sanden “Luail
Glen Gordon
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mid
Wrisley
Westinghouse
D.D.T
Economy
Sentinel
Fleming Shoe CO
Davy Bldg
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