Firsts in Illness Reach Phoenix Hospital
Relatives report Orrin First in a Phoenix Arizona hospital after illness en route home from California. Son Duval First left for Grand Rapids to join him. Mrs Grace Armstrong and Jean Johnston stay nearby as visitors. Surgery was performed Sunday morning with further procedures indicated.
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Orrin
Pheonix, Arizona
California
Duval
Grand Rapids
West
Grace Armstrong
Rosebush
Local Households Welcome Weekend Guests and Students
Be State convention in Grand Rapids last week. Mitt and Mrs. Welter Carey of Mr. Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Train or spent the weekend at Borges hospital in Kalamazoo as guests of Mrs. Trainor's and Mrs. Carey's. Sister Gregory James Ianmy West enrolled as a student at Central Michigan college for the semester beginning in February. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wentworth were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Trainor. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Elias of Alma were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Elias. Mr. and Mrs. EB. Lee Johnson were Mrs. David Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shepherd and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bellinger. Harry Johnson of Ithaca called on local people Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hendrie and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Anderson of Clare returned the 18th from a ten day trip to Florida. The party spent most of their time at Daytona Beach and St. Petersburg. Mrs. James Clurey is ill at her home here from a severe cold.
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Grand Rapids
Mitt
Welter Carey
Pleasant
Leo Trainor
Borges Hospital
Kalamazoo
Ward Elias
Alma
George Elias
EB. Lee Johnson
David Bellinger
Ray Shepherd
Don Bellinger
Harry Johnson
Ithaca
Jay Hendrie
Bud Anderson
Clare
Florida
Daytona Beach
St. Petersburg
James Clurey
Robin Redbreast Appears Early in Rosebush February
In Rosebush on Friday February 18 robin redbreast arrived a month ahead of schedule. Mrs. Robert Dunn and Mrs. Dan Coyne confirmed the sighting from a window as the bird hopped on a bare lawn and chirped. The two women note it is the first February robin in memory, sparking talk of the season while Ralph Miller chases a repeat scoop.
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Robin Redbreast
Rosebush
Thomas
Robert Dunn
Dan Coyne
Ralph Miller
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Plans March Meeting at Church
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets at the church on Wednesday afternoon March 2 with Mrs. Edgar Fetterly presiding. The Rosebush Consolidated Parent-Teacher Association heads to Walton School on Friday March 4 for its next meeting. The Women's Society of Christian Service gathers February 25 with Mrs. Ruobert Schofield hosting devotions and bazaar box items. family night is planned for March 9.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Edgar Fetterly
Ray Kniffen
Rosebush Consolidated Parent- Teacher Association
Walton School
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Ruobert Schofield
Willis Dunn
Social events honor Mrs. Ralph Miller with parties
Mrs. Ralph Miller hosted a Sunday dinner at the Willeys celebrating her birthday anniversary with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller Mrs. George Nolan and the Donaldsons. A Saturday papper party at Ardray Health Studio honored Mr. Kniffen Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Ralph Miller with high scores for Mrs. Miller and Andrew Willey and prizes for Mr. Willey.
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Ralph Miller
Hart Willey
George Nolan
Robert Miller
Robert Donaldson
David Donaldson
Willey
Ray Kuniffert
Floyd Thompson
Ardray Health
Kniffen
Mr. Thompson
Miller
Andrew Willey
Terry Kniffen
Harold, West
Eyniest Hoste
Andrew. Willey
Gale Lutz
Raymond Martin
Marty Thomason
Ron Weat
Terry Halffen
Tent Martin
Knitten
Thompson
Birthday Hayride Marks Miss Staveley Thirty Fifth
A group gathered at Mrs. James Fitzpatrick home on February 20 to honor Miss Jaynice Joann Staveley on her 12th birthday. Jack Fitzpatrick arranged a hayride for thirty five guests before returning to a warm fireside. Gifts money and birthday cake were shared as планы for a March 11 card party were announced by Mrs. Fitzpatrick and others.
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James Fitzpatrick
Jaynice Joann Staveley
FitzPatrick
Mids
Lorraine Fitzpatrick
Jack Fitzpatrick
John Varga
Miss Fitzpatrick
Lorna Rae Seigel
Monica McConnell
Larry
Chuck Wentworth
Tommy
Pat
Eddie Pappas
Gloria Mae
Ruth Ann Bechdell
Arlo
Gary House
Donna
Patty Whitney
Robert
Barbara Mitchell
Melvin
Beverly
Dick Cameron
Frank Varga
Shelby Jean Morrison
Elayne Beutler
Janet Keiser
Frank Bower
Myron Haggart
Phyllis
Annie
Billy
Donald Stavely
Erma Cameron
John Stavely
Mrs. Fitzpatrick
Farm Bureau Women Meet March 3 at Lender Home
Farm Bureau Women’s Activity Group will meet Thursday March 3 at Mrs. Richard Lender’s home. A pot luck luncheon at noon opens the afternoon program. A district Farm Bureau representative from Saginaw will discuss resolutions from the state convention.
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Farm Bureau
Richard Lender
Mt. Pleasant
Saginaw
Farm Bureau Club Meeting in Mt Pleasant
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau members Mrs Karl Quderkirk Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst and William Coughlin attended Monday at the Methodist parish house in Mt Pleasant. Walton Farm Bureau was represented by Mrs Pat Hathaway and Mrs Norman Johnson. Eugene Brooks of Saginaw spoke and Blue Cross applications were discussed with April 1 as the deadline.
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Karl Quderkirk
Hugh Swindlehurst
William Coughlin
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
Methodist
Mt. Pleasant
Walton Farm Bureau
Pat Hathaway
Norman Johnson
Eugene Brooks
Saginaw
Blue Cross
Ail
Wise Community Farm Bureau Meeting Summary
The Wise Community Farm Bureau met at Vernon Grange hall on February 17 at 9 00 am chaired by Harold Anderson. Rene Gordon reported on a Woman's Activity meeting at Clark Dennis home. Murray Gordon spoke for the car insurance committee and a lively discussion on Schools followed led by Mrs George Weih for absent leader M an iey Smith. Parents expressed real interest in local schools. An entertainment committee was formed.
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Wise Community Farm Bureau
Vernon Grange Hall
Harold Anderson
Rene Gordon
Clark Dennis
Murray Gordon
Car Insurance Committee
George Weih
Maniey Smith
Bowen Busy Bee 4 H Club Plans March Dance
The Bowen Busy Bee 4 H Club met at Vernell Fike home with Elwyn Cluley presiding and Mrs Harold Anderson present. They discussed a March dance and practicing folk dancing including the Virginia reel. Mrs Fike served chili at the close. Next meeting at June Ann Prout home.
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Bowen
Vernell Fike
Elwyn Cluley
Harold Anderson
Fike
June Ann Prout
Buck Howell Teaches Listening at Bob's Diner
In Bale ville Buck Howell joins friends at Bob's diner as they debate selling hogs. He is interrupted by a playful stomp by the group to enforce listening time, a system the narrator supports. The scene ends with a reminder that everyone has a right to their opinion and choices.
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Buck Howell
Baleville
Bob
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