Michigan’s Big Trees Preserve a Forest Heritage
Michigan hosts a network of champion trees across the state. Notable examples include the state champions and national champions such as the 202 inch black oak near Royal Oak and the 213 inch swamp oak near Rochester. The Michigan Botanical Club marks sites with plaques to aid preservation and a tree route map highlights notable giants statewide.
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Michigan
Cass
Detroit
Oakland County
Royal Oak
Rochester
Lake Orion
The
Michigan Botanical Club
Ser
Sassafras
Three Rivers
Augusta
Sparta
Capitol Lawn
Lansing
Grand Rapids
Wayland
Ovid
Durand
Northville
Traverse City Chamber of Commerce
State Hospital
Lake Lee- Janau
Old Mission Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Porcupine
Huron Mountains
Warren Woods
Three Oaks
Lawrence
Lower Michigan
Tinto the State Hospital
Traverse City
Lake Leelanau
b-Mich. Dept. of Conservation
Local Visit Touches A Severson Family in Clare
Southeast Sheridan WiL and Mrs. Duane Miller and family of Clare and Jack Severson of Midland visited the A Seversons. Mrs Severson has not been feeling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Duane Miller
Clare
Jack Severson
Midland
A. Seversons
Severson
Loomis area notices and community events compiled
Local notices report hospital transfer for Hazel Ensley, visits among Clare Loomis Beaverton Coleman and Evart residents, a 55th great grandchild born Michael Dwyer in St Louis, family gatherings and church social meals. The Week's Letter advises honesty with dating expectations amid a reader seeking career over marriage.
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Hazel Ensley
Clare Hospital
William Greeb
Wooden Shoe
James Grigg
Frank Upson
Simmons
Clare
Loyal Blanchen
Edmore
S. Schumacher
Harold
Beal Guy
Jerry Schumacher
Barry
Ruth Braun
G. Waddington Sr
Hirschy
Schlatter
Loomis
Clarence Tice
Tice
Loomis Church
Ernest Nunn
Beaverton
C. Jordan
Roy Ramsey
Tom
Coleman
Debra‘. Randle
Leo Jordan
Bay City
Less Randie
Charles Koontz
Evart
Claude Zeller
Sheridan
Audrey
Herbert
Stevens
K. Stevens
Peiton
Annabell Haught
Lake City
Less Randle
Inez Teale
Mike Dwyer
St. Louis
Michael
James Teale
Coleman Park
Community notices from Eagle Church and area family events
Open house marks the 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hutchinson at Eagle Church fellowship rooms from 2 to 5 p.m. Other items note several visits, trips, and a 49th anniversary pot luck for Mr. and Mrs. Charles David, plus hospital visits and regional church group activities in Michigan and nearby towns.
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Norman Hutchinson
Eagle Church
Walter Kleiner
Michael
Valerie
E. Kleiner
Charles Hilliard
Ernest Kleiner
von Walters
Michigan
C.G.Y.A
Women’s Christian Service Council
Findlay
Ohio
Churches of God of North America
Dwight Beery
Napoleon Ohio
Grayling
Everett Carncross
George Hemp Street
al Perry
Howard Penrose
Margaret DeCamp
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Loren Penrose
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Charles David
Alton David
Lynn
Bob
Mary Kleiner
David Wade
Mary Ann Meline
Donald Kleiner
Roger
Faye Ann David
Don K. David
Toby Joe
Bath
Carl Wehrman
Susie
Midland
George Hemstreet
Save subscriptions for fall renewals and new orders
A plea to delay magazine subscriptions until school begins this fall. The ad promises good prices on popular titles and reliable service and asks readers to help by holding subscriptions until autumn.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Sentinel
Aviemane Veeenees
Rosebush
Fri
San
Clarence
Cross-Eyed Lion
San. & Mon
Calloways
Biggan
Ches
Ross Forest
Dowagiac
New Haven
Utica
Saline
Wayne
Northland
THURS
Audie Murphy
SAT
SUN. & Mon
WAR
DEEP
Goliath and the Vampires
Gordon Scott
Bowling Bell
Sis McEwan
Mich
Consolidated Gas Office
Russ Coon
Russ’ Record Shop
McEwan St
D. Smith
Shanghai
Se Taurins
Ponderosa
Eagle News
Irbeaverton
Gem Theatre
FBI
Sun
Paramount Pictures Presents
Lyall
Gea Aty A
Bolor
Clare Hi
Sentinel
Batt
Leiter Bros
Clirfine
Mwonraome
Cate, MH
Bob Witbeck
Mgr
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