Church Notes and Social Activities Report
The Junior Society organized with Mrs. Leona Crowder as leader. Election named David Smith president Jimmy Crowder vice president Virginia Siel secretary Marie Siel treasurer. Numerous wedding guests and church events described including a New Testament Survey class and a wedding rehearsal with many visitors. Great-grandmother news and local visits are noted among many Monroe County residents and Adrian Owosso Saginaw and Clare area names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Crowder
David Smith
Jimmy Crowder
Virginia Siel
Marie Siel
Gene Hamblin
Owosso
Wildcat school closure over bad roads reported
The Wildcat school was closed three days last week due to bad roads. Mrs Myrtle Warner is home from Mt Pleasant Hospital and feeling better. Forest Randle near Harrison called at the Livingston home Sunday. Guests at the Les Randle home Sunday included Chuck Koontz Beaverton Vernell Carey family Clara Esther Strouse. Jim Bradley Evelyn visited Carl on Saturday. William Dole called on Eugene Warner Sunday evening. Earl Bowen and Russell Paxton hosts Thursday evening Walford Siel and baby Friday evening callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat
Myrtle Warner
Mt. Pleasant
Forest Randle
Harrison
Livingston
Les Randle
Chuck Koontz
Beaverton
Vernell Carey
Clara
Esther Strouse
Jim Bradley
Evelyn
Carl
William Dole
Eugene Warner
Earl Bowen
Russell Paxton
Walford Siel
Baby
Wally Bringold
Red City
Fort Knox
John Gobel
Marion
Fred Zimmerman
John
Rose Hladik
Steve
Wm. Webber
Max Stanley
Gerald Agle
J. B. Watters
Elvin Budd
Harvey Gross
Leonard Gross
Clare
Ronald Gross
Merrill
Bowen Busy Bees Hold January Meeting at Delwin Town Hall
The Bow en Busy Bees 4 H club met with twenty members and families present. Officers reported $82.03 in the treasury and approved moving regular meetings to the second Monday. A skating party and sled ride search were planned with Shirley Moore arranging games. Ross Hart hosted. next meeting at Bowen School hosted by Don and Rhea Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen Busy Bees
Delwin
Wise
Bowen
Shirley Moore
Ross Hart
Bowen School
Don and
Rhea Moore
Community visits and weekend guests spread through Greenwood Grange area
Local residents hosted and visited family and friends over the weekend. Wally Bringold returned from a Fort Knox duty pass to Red City, with numerous callers including the Gobels, Zimmerman family, Hladiks, Webbers, and Budds. Fishing trips and birthday dinners marked the social of late week.
The Common Cold Aims at Cure Through Research
Scientists note the common cold is a complex medical puzzle though progress in drugs for serious illnesses continues. Viruses cause colds and respiratory diseases, but cold germs are hard to study. NIH and universities push ongoing work for a future cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Health
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Sandra Schultz
Adrian
Jans Yeoman
Lorraine Schultz
Betty van Arnsdale
Russell Robinson, Sr
Detroit
Russell Robinson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Frank Yeoman
Lansing
R. K. Nutson
Martha Schultz
Gary Corbin
Romeo
James Smith
Saginaw
Yeoman Home
Raymond -Taylor
Don Bleam
Floyd Brown
L. J. Nevins
John Robson
Matilda Lange
Harold Howell
Bay City
Frank Pringle
Ed Poland
Kathern Mack
George Kniffen
Rosebush
Ruth Thatcher
Winn
Fred Bergey
Lale
Ella Sherman
Ella McDonel
McDonel- Herron
Harold Kile
Rodney
Sheridan
Robert ‘Litchcock
Ruth Herron
Eola McDonel
Pleasant
Minnie Fisher
Richard Yarbrough
Pontiac
Suzanne
Kay
Ed Schlafley, Sr
Farwell
James Yeoman
Michigan Tourist Council
Michigan
Mntys Ford
Marquette
Negaunee
Michigan Tourist Coungyess
Greenwood Grange
al Collins
Gary
Grandma Stover
Herman Walters
Care
Ted Vaneel
Ted Butcher
Chet Pickering
Bert Douglas
Bert Parcell
Dave van Valkenburg
Russell Haught
Anna Crawford
Temple
Henry Heintz
Marvin Geetings
Jim Morrison
Bellville
Don VanValkenburg
Merlin Budd
Port Clinton
Ohio
Bill Magnus
Jackson
Jimmie Gillespie
Fifth St
Clate’s
Science
Carpe
Tetits Ayer
Band Box Cleaners
Ken Ritter
Peies Gateway Cafe
Fountain Service
North
Rollin’ and
Bowlin
Clare, Michigan
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