Ladies Aid Meets At Brush College With Fifty Three Attendees
The Brush College Ladies Aid gathered last Thursday with Mrs. Randolph Rockey hosting and fifty three present for dinner. Several neighbors and relatives visited throughout the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heller from Lansing and the Robinette reunion attendees at the Rockey and Newman homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush College
Ladies Aid
Randolph Rockey
Vanard Close
Adrian
Ralph Heller
Mildred
Lansing
The Electric Penny: A Dime Buys Much in American Homes
The piece extols electricity as a daily bargain, noting that a dime provides multiple home services now worth twice as much as a decade ago. It credits visionary business leaders and faith-based investment for a large American electric power system, promising wartime productivity and lasting peace-time benefits.
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America
Sunday Dinner Guests Share Flint Kalkaska and Detroit Ties
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maxwell included Mr. and Mrs. Mack Knowels and son and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Knowels of Flint. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lackies of Kalkaska and Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Seabolt. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Wells of Detroit were Wednesday supper guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Maxwell
Mack Knowels and Son
Ivan Knowels
Flint
Harold Lackies
Kalkaska
Alonzo Seabolt
Ramsey Wells
Detroit
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shoults of Detroit visited relatives in Pleasant Valley staying with Otto Kleiner and Alfred Roe who vacationed at Otsego Lake before returning to Pontiac Mrs Archie Cleveland returned from Detroit and Donald Kleiner Chelsea visited with his parents Others include Isabel Storms from Jackson and visits by the Hutchinsons Leeth of Lansing Mrs Bates and daughters Janice and Joan visited Royal Oak relatives Aileen Sutherland and Clark Sutherland with David from Elmont California were dinner guests at the Bates home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Shoults
Detroit
Otto Kleiner
Alfred Roe
Otsego Lake
Pontiac
Archie Cleveland
Durhnam
Root
Donald Kleiner
Chelsea
Isabel Storms
Jackson
Owen Spink
Norman Hutchinson
Julia Hutchinson
William Hutchinson
Garthe Leeth
Lansing
Orville Bates
Joan
Janice Rose
Roy Sutherland
Royal Oak
Aileen Sutherland
Clark Sutherland
David
Elmont
California
Three of the Largest Rooms in the World Sermon
A church schedule lists 10:00 am song service led by James A. Stanley, 10:15 am communion officiated by elders and deacons, 10:30 am sermon on honesty and devotion, Bible School at 11:60 am led by Alvin Wood, and 6:00 pm evening services with Bible study. The message centers on seeking the kingdom of God and honest living.
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James A. Stanley
Alvin Wood
God
Spresgy
Orl
Peter
Gilmore homecoming draws large crowd and updates
A large crowd attended the Gilmore Church homecoming and at Gilmore and nearby towns many residents were noted visiting relatives and friends. The article lists visitors from Mt. Pleasant Peoria Clarkston Clare Vernon and Vernon along with local residents and family gatherings during the weekend. Several health, travel, and farming notes pepper the section.
Winterfield Residents Visit Relatives Across Michigan
Mr and Mrs Edd Cutler returned home after two weeks with relatives at Flint. Ralph Peters visited relatives at Flint. Bert Berkenpas of Kalamazoo spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Katie Berkenpas and brother Melvin. Mrs Joe Watkins recovering from two broken wrists. Frank Berry and Gerald returned to Munising after a week with Mrs Lora Nevins and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd. Cutler
Flint
Ralph Peters
Bert Berkenpas
Kalamazoo
Katie Berkenpas
Melvin Berkenpas
Wine
Joe Watkins
Cadillac
Lucille Kennedy
Frank Berry
Gerald
Munising
Lora Nevins
Berry
Nevins
Tom Bowen
Will Nederhold
Frank Bower
Grand Rapids
Simon VanderWoude
Orland
Blackledge
St. Johns
Vernon Area Social Roundup Includes Several Travelers
Vernon City residents and relatives visited in Owosso Saginaw Flint and Lansing over the weekend. Miss Viola Kasino traveled to New York City after a two week stay with Mrs. Margaret Briggs. Mrs. Hila Heiser returned to Lansing after visiting her sister-in-law and nephew. Additional visits included the Nutsons Maitlands and Brasingtors with relatives in Saginaw Flint and Mann Siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eola McDowel
Hime Cleveland
Earl Herron
Rosebush
Ella Sherman
Margaret Funnell
Southwest Vernon
C. J. Bonham
Clarkston
Emery Bonham
Virginia
Colonville
Etta Howard
George Stough
Southwest
Vernon
Ernest Stevens
R. K. Nutson
Martha Schultz
Owosso
Paul Nutson
Flint
John Schultz
Viola Kasino
New York City
Margaret Briggs
Hila Heiser
Lansing
C. A. Heiser
Warren Heiser
Jack Rube
Thomas Bolen
Saginaw
Mac Maitland
James Maitland
Francis
Wflint
Wflint, Visited Monday With Mrs. Maitland’s Grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Akey
Fred Akey
James Bradley
Mann Siding
Hols. McDonel
Emerson Bergey
Dickie
Janette
Carrie Per- Verse
John Sherman
Melvin Brasingtor
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Stephen Heller
Robinette
Albert Cole
Indiana
Cole
ter,Shirley
Mancelona
Paul Kemp
J. C. Newman
Clarence Fall
Midland
Hart
Delbert Sanders
Tra Richmond
Claye
Bark Sanders
Anna Shull
Hart Sanders
Maude Barber
Kenneth Roller
Donald Davis
Glen Newman
Galen Coats
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Andersonville
Pleasant Valley
Gilmore Center
Gilmore Church OF Christ
J. S. Penick
Jesus
Dale
Thorn Jarman
Quick
Charles Stinchcombe
Gilmore
Stinchcombe
Isaac Spencer
Weidman
Lewis Cook
Thomas Harvey, Jr
Peoria
Illinois
Edna Duchane
Dale Davis
Wallington
Lewis Warner
the Eagle
Columbiaville
C. L. Bonham
Emery
Marshal Bonham
Morrel Clute
Gaines
Curtis
Nebraska
Jay Clute
Floyd Garver
Roberta
Tommy
M. Hampton
A. J. Roberta
Mayme Runyan
Ivan Nevills
Bill
Ronald
Emerson Hampton
Lynn Archbold
Minnie Hampton
A. J
Arthur Phillips
Loran Nevills
Dover
Willis Strouse
Roscommon County
Charles Strouse
Blanche
Russell Strouse
Butternut
Reuben Rutter
James Pederist
William Ingram
Earl Owens
G. A. Heiser
Ira Richmond
Winterfield
Vernon City
St. Charles Church
Seaton, Michigan
Michigan
Warren
Jane Parker
AEP Food Stores
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