Red Cross First Aid Classes Start At Rosebush
Instructors Shirley Hansen and Bob Williams of CMC launched local Red Cross first aid lessons at Rosebush school on Wednesday night with 16 men and 11 women enrolled. Classes meet at 8 p m every Wednesday for nine weeks as textbooks await shipments. Enrollees were asked to bring a triangular bandage and notebook and include Lloyd Spaulding Ralph Miller H C Beutler Carl Baird Rose Beutler Mrs Della First Mrs Fred Faber Mrs Annabelle Baird Mrs Lizzie Prout Derry Dunn Georgia Martin Hula Mae Dunn Mrs Erna Elliott Mrs Louise Cole Mrs Dora Walker and Raymond Martin plus Robert Elliott Royal Stratton Albert Campbell Lois Graham Arnold Johnston Floyd Thompson Merle Calkins Asa Andrews Vivian Campbell Audrey Johnson Carl Seiter John Stavely Harold Lowery Helen Johnson Norman Johnson Verna Johnson Forrest Johnston Jim Prout Ruth Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Hansen
Bob Williams
C.M.C
American Red Cross
Rosebush School
Lloyd Spaulding
Ralph Miller
H. C. Beutler
Carl Baird
Rose Beutler
Della First
Fred Faber
Annabelle Baird
Lizzie Prout
Derry Dunn
Georgia Martin
Hula Mae Dunn
Erna Elliott
Louise Cole
Dora Walker
Raymond Martin
Robert Elliott
Royal’ Stratton
Albert Campbell
Lois Graham
Arnold Johnston
Floyd Thompson
Merle Calkins
Asa Andrews
Vivian Campbell
Audrey Johnson
Carl Seiter
John Stavely
Harold Lowery
Helen Johnson
Norman Johnson
Verna Johnson
Forrest Johnston
Jim Prout
Ruth Hutchins
Young Men Leaving for Service Honored at Houghton Lake
James Swindlehurst and Robert Mitchell were honored guests at a party at the Anderson cottage in Houghton Lake Saturday night. The two left Monday to serve in the armed forces. Attending were Bob Cluley Morris Hutchins James West Bonnie Allen Gordie Anderson Eldonna Cairns Marvella Smith Phyllis Stavely and the two honorees. The group also traveled to Grayling on Sunday to attend the Ice Carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swindlehurst
Robert Mitchell
Anderson Cottage
Houghton Lake
Armed Forces
Bob Cluley
Morris Hutchins
James West
Bonnie Allen
Gordie Anderson
Eldonna Cairns
Marvella Smith
Phyllis Stavely
Jim Swindliehurst
Bob Mitchel
Grayling
Old Timey Song Medley Sparks Dockside Nostalgia
A compact list of familiar tunes evokes midcentury cruise and club vibes with titles including Guys and Dolls Harbor Lights I Guess I'll Have to Dream and The Golden Rocket. The set hints at a space for classic American pop standards and Western swing selections in a bygone review.
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Harbor Lights
Young Adults Elect Officers at Center Methodist Class
The Meth odist church Young Adult class met with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnston. Arnold Johnston was elected president Russell Johnston vice president Mrs Wilfred Stilgenbauer secretary and Mrs Forrest Johnston treasurer. Fred Ackerman will continue as advisor. A banquet is planned for March 22 at the Center Methodist Church with the WSCS serving and tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Forrest Johnston
Willis Dunn
Derry Dunn
Norman Johnson
Arnold Johnston
Russell Johnston
Wilfred Stilgenbauer
Fred Ackerman
Ackerman
Center Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Darwin Johnson
Glenn Hoyle
Mary Johnson
Duval
Stilgenbauer
W.S.C.S Plans Fellowship Supper and Dedication Services
Mrs. Carl Baird hosted the Rosebush W S C S meeting. with Mrs. Ralph Miller presiding, plans were made for a fellowship supper on March 18 and for dedication services tentatively set for late May. New member Mrs. Jed Reynolds joined the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Baird
Rosebush W.S.C.S
Ralph Miller
Ray Martin
Albert Moyes
Willis Dunn
Miller
Martin
W.S.C.S
Floyd Thompson
Jed Reynolds
Honors Husband Birthday Saturday
Mrs. Floyd Thompson hosted a Saturday evening party honoring her husband’s birthday. Pepper was played and prizes awarded to Ernest Hoste Terry Kniffen Gale Lutz and Andrew Willey. Guests included Gale Lutz Pleas ant Ray Kniffen Harold West and the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Thompson
Pepper
Ernest Hoste
Terry Kniffen
Gale Lutz
Andrew Willey
Pleasant
Ray Kniffen
Harold West
Ron West Earns High Grades at University of Michigan
Ron West son of Mr and Mrs Harold West begins second semester as a scholarship student at the University of Michigan He finished first semester with excellent grades earning three A s and B s in the remaining subjects
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Ron West
U OF M
Harold West
University of Michigan
Ron
March Of Dimes Bake Sale Planned In Isabella Township
Mrs Tom Fall chairs a community bake sale for the March of Dimes set for Saturday February 24 at the Isabella township fire hall. Assistant is Mrs Etta Cluley with salespeople including Mrs Garl Baird Mrs Floyd Thompson Mrs Harold West and Mrs Frank Lynch. The drive invites all residents to boost the township quota and offers baked goods along with dressed chickens eggs and home canned goods.
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Tom Fall
Isabella Township
Etta Cluley
Fall
Garl Baird
Floyd Thompson
Harold West
Frank Lynch
March of Dimes
Presbyterian Aid Entertains Husbands
The Wise Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs. John McCarthy’s for an all day gathering with 17 members and eight husbands. They voted to donate 25 to the March of Dimes and to buy hymn books, plan new chairs for the primary Sunday School, sew carpet rags for the annual bazaar, and set the next meeting for March 14 hosted by Mrs. George Weihl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Presbyterian Ladies Aid
John McCarthy
Ed Methner
George Weihl
New Tax on Fence Posts Near Public Roads
Farmers learn of a long standing tax on fence posts bordering public roads. The law requires sellers to collect five cents per post from buyers. A local man was fined $125 for not collecting the tax, due to ignorance of the rule.
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Jana
Shail
Sewing Club Valentine Party at Wise Good Will Club
The Wise Good Will Sewing Club met with Mrs. Elwyn Cluley on Thursday for an all day session. Eighteen members attended a pot luck lunch followed by a Valentine exchange and party. Winners in the games were Mrs. William Selcerly, Mrs. Lyle Calkins, and Mrs. Kenneth Mogg. Rags for rug making were prepared in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Good Will Sewing Club
Elwyn Cluley
William Selcerly
Lyle Calkins
Kenneth Mogg
P.T.A Bake Sale Planned for February at Fire Hall
The P T A will hold a bake sale Saturday February 24 in the fire hall. Mrs Carl Baird is chairman and announces the event.
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P.T.A
Carl Baird
Storm Warning movie review about mob violence and Klan impact
A film about a Ku Klux Klan killing in a Southern town with no Negro characters. Ginger Rogers portrays a Northern witness who lies to protect her sister’s husband, then Testifies to reveal the truth as county prosecutor Reagan seeks to dissolve the Klan.
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Ginger Rogers
Ronald Reagan
Ginger
Ready Rocket 4 H Club Collects Paper at Rosebush
The Rosebush Ready Rocket 4 H Club conducts a contest to collect the most waste paper before next weekend. Captains Glenna Mae Bechdell and Billy Andrews lead the opposing teams as about one and a half tons of paper have been gathered so far. Residents are urged to donate newspapers magazines or clean rags by informing a club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
Glenna Mae
Bechdell
Billy Andrews
Farm Bureau Meets at Merle Dunn Home
The Oak Ridge Farm Bureau gathered Tuesday night February 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dunn. Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst chaired the session. A pot luck supper was served as members discussed Capitalism, Socialism and Communism during the evening.
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Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
Merle Dunn
Hugh Swindlehurst
Little Miss Baird Birthday Party Held at Home
Mr and Mrs Carl Baird hosted a family birthday dinner for their daughter Carol who turned five. Guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Ayers of Sterling attending the celebration.
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Carl Baird
Carol
Earl Ayers
Sterling
Mrs Ruth Hutchins Slips on Ice Injuring Arm
Mrs Ruth Hutchins, a local rural school teacher, sustained a sprained and possibly fractured right arm after slipping on ice on Monday. The incident occurred in the community area near her residence.
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Ruth Hutchins
Ros e bush Briefs Local Family and Travel News
Mrs Ambrose Hrdlovich stays with daughter and son in Midland. Danny Sanderson, two, returns from Saginaw Children’s Hospital. Bill Coughlin visits from Michigan Tech in Sault St Marie. Decker family leaves Clare for Florida via Panama City to visit Tom Martin at Tyndall AFB. George Brock hosts visitors Miss Mary Brock Miss Martyn Gustin from Saginaw. The Swan family moves to Marion from Flint and visits Brock home.
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Ambrose Hrdlovich
Robert Sanderson
Midland
Sanderson
Danny
Saginaw Children’s Hospital
Bill Coughlin
Michigan Tech College
Sault St. Marie
William Coughlin
Warren Decker
Clare
Florida
Panama City
Decker
Pfc
Tom Martin
Tyndall Air Force Base
Duval
Larry
Glenn Hoyle
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Brock
Martyn Gustin
Saginaw
George Brock
Gustin
Allen McDonald
Elmer Jones
Bernard Jones
Charles Doren
Norris Johnston
Theodore Jones
Mason
Evan Jonns
St. Johns
Jimmy Swan
Marion
Flint
Nellie Jefore
Oliver House
Busy Bee 4-H Club to Enter Amateur Contest in April
Bowen Busy Bee 4-H club held a social and business meeting at Bowen school on Monday night. Mrs Harold Anderson led the group with Leonard Cluley as host. Twenty three members and guests rehearsed the stunt for the county 4-H amateur contest in April. Games and folk dancing followed with a pot luck supper. Beatrice Cluley to host next meeting on Monday March 12.
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Bowen
Harold Anderson
Leonard Cluley
Rosebush W.S.C.S Plans “Kid” Party
Rosebush W S C S invites members and their husbands to a school days party at the church on Thursday night February 22. Guests should wear school clothes and a lunch will be served at the school. Mrs Carl Baird chairs the circle planning this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush W.s.cs
Carl Baird
Walton Farm Bureau Discusses Farm Building Contracts
Walton Farm Bureau members met in February at Eugene Morrison with fifteen attendees. Chairman Byatt Bowerman led the session after a brief address and the Star Spangled Banner. The group approved a donation to the March of Dimes and named Mrs Eugene Morrison to represent the club at Isabella County Health Council meetings.
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Walton Farm Bureau
Eugene Morrison
Byatt Bowerman
March of Dimes
Isabella County Health Council
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