Kenneth Bording to Speak at Rosebush PTA Meeting
The Rosebush Consolidated PTA will meet at North Rosebush School on Friday night January 7 at 7 15. Kenneth Bording head of the elementary school at Central Michigan College will speak on school problems and solutions. An old fashioned sing will open the program followed by refreshments. Hostesses listed are Mrs. Ernest Hoste Mrs. Floyd Thompson and Mrs. Ray Kniffen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush Consolidated Parent- Teacher Association
North Rosebush
Ray, Knutten
Kenneth Bording
Central Michigan College
Bordine
Consolidated Systems
Ernest Hoste
Floyd Thompson
Ray Kniffen
Bucket Brigade Saves Smoke House Fire at Coughlin Farm
Volunteers extinguished a blaze at the Coughlin smoke house after a pig feed pail and water were used in a one bucket effort. Hugh Swindlehurst and Eugene Morrison halted passing cars to combat the flames as Mrs. Coughlin searched for the missing pail. The incident spurred talk of forming a township volunteer fire company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coughlin
Hugh Swindlehurst
Eugene Morrison
Coughlin
Swindlehurst
Morrison
Johnston and Johnson Leave Town to Pursue Public Service
Rosebush bids farewell to Hugh Johnston and Preston Johnson as Johnston heads to the state capitol to join lawmakers and Johnson departs for California on leave of absence from Isabella township. The township fills Johnson’s seat temporarily and weighs his future, while residents speculate he may return to public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
Hugh Johnston
Hughie
Preston Johnson
Isabella Township
California
Johnson
Isabella
Floyd Harrison
Russell Johnston
Harrison
Jinny Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Board of Supervisors
Johnstons
Johnsons
Harry Back
Communion Sunday Planned for Three Churches
The Rev. Willis Dunn announced a January Communion Sunday for Weidman Center and Rose Bush churches. He will also preach on Spiritism and related beliefs and begin a January sermon series on the Songs of Solomon to clarify its message. Rosebush Sunday services shift to 11 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Dunn
Weidman, Center
Rosebush
Weidman Church
Dunn
Solomon
Rosebush Methodist Church
Tunes on the Day List of 20s and 30s Songs
A catalog of popular air titles including The Night Has a Thousand Hues A Little Bird Told Me Powder Your Face with Sunshine and My Darling My Darling alongside barbershop and ballroom numbers. Names listed include Carmen Cavellaro Bing Crosby Glenn Miller and Guy Lombardo with Western Records promo WE TRADE WE DELIVER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Darling
Darling
China
Margie
Georgia Brown
Tarra Ta Lara
Palamo
Carmen Cavellaro
Bing Crosby
Glenn Miller
Guy Lombardo
Prolific Prowl Turned Home Burglary Farce in Clare
A Clare woman returning home from work found a prowler scare that ended with the intruder fleeing from a defrosting fridge. Neighbors and officers patrolled the house but found doors and windows secure. The group entered with guns drawn, but no theft occurred and they dispersed unhappy.
Women’s Society Christmas Party Plans Family Night
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Ernest Hoste's home on December 29. In the absence of the president, the vice president led the meeting, discussing gifts to needy families and CARE acknowledgments. They voted to replace public dinners with monthly family nights on the second Wednesday, starting January with adjustments for the minister's schedule. Plans for a bazaar were also set, with Mrs. Ralph Miller as arrangements chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ernest Hoste
Albert Moyes
Raymond Martin
Willis Dunn
Ralph Miller
Dora Walker
Germany
Willis. Dunn
Taylor University
Dunn
Carr
Hoste
New Year Party Guests Toast Music and Pancakes
Social notes recount three New Year Eve gatherings. Wise Presbyterian Young People's Class enjoyed games and refreshments at Mrs. Oisie Methner's home. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner offered soup, cards, and a mid night treat. George Jane, famed in agricultural circles, hosted a pancake tasting with ham and a birthday shout for the flapjack flipping hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Presbyterian Church
Oisie Methner
Sadie Bellinger
Robert Gardner
Floyd House
Ivan Brasington
Tom Gardner
Wes Samborn
Susie
Dora Walker
Mrs. Gardner
George Jane
Culinary Hall of Fame
Jane
Darwin Johnson
Arnold Johnston
Forrest Johnston
Russell Johnston
Two Local Families Welcome Newborns Over Holiday Week
Wilfred Stilgenbauer and wife of Winn greet a daughter Sara Jane born December 29 at Central Michigan Hospital Mt. Pleasant weighing six pounds ten ounces. Claire Hoover and wife welcome a son Paul nine pounds eight and a half ounces born the same day at Central Hospitals. Mrs Hoover returned home with her baby Saturday while Mrs Stilgenbauer awaits her return Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Stilgenbauer
Winn
Sara Jane
Central Michigan Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Claire Hoover
Paul
Central Hospitals
W. C. T. U. Meeting Rescheduled to January 18
The January meeting of the W. C. T. U. is moved from January 11 to January 18 due to conflicts. The gathering will be at the Methodist parsonage with Mrs. Willis Dunn serving as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Willis Dunn
PLAN SKATING PARTY AT MEMORIAL FIELD
The Young Adult class of the Meth odist Church plans a skating party at the Memorial Field ice pond on Thursday night January 6 weather permitting. If temperatures stay unseasonably warm the group will switch to a hay ride. Afterward the party returns to Rosebush church basement for refreshments hosted by Mrs. Derry Dunn with Rev. Mr. Dunn in charge of devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Memorial Field
Arnold Johnston
Rosebush Church
Derry Dunn
Dunn
Farm Bureau to Kick Off Membership Drive Dinner
Mrs Vanness Cook announces plans for a kickoff dinner to initiate the Farm Bureau membership drive. The event will be held at the Odd Fellow hall in Mt Pleasant on Monday January 10 with Walton Farm Bureau meeting earlier in Center Church basement on Tuesday January 4 at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanness Cook
Farm Bureau
Hall In
Church Schedules in Rosebush Churches
Rosebush Methodist and Center churches announce Sunday Worship and Sunday School times. St Henry's Catholic Church lists Mass times by Sundays and holy days with four services monthly and welcomes all.
Sunday Sermon Times and Church Notices
Rev fi O Thomson pastor mentions Bible School at 10 16 a m and Morning Service at 11 16 am at Rosebush church. Wise church lists Preaching 9 30 am Bible school 10 30 am. Ladies Aid meets Rosebush first Wednesday each month and Wise Ladies Aid meets second Wednesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush Methodist Church
Willis J. Dunn
Ray Martin
Weidman Methodist Church
A. P. Smith
Henry’s Catholic
Rosebush
Gordon Grant
All Welcome
Fi. O. Thomson
Rosebush Church
In. Wise Church
Ladies Ald
Wise Ladies Ald
Michigan considers licensure for practical nurses
Legislation proposes state licensing for practical nurses to ensure safer care. The bill, backed by the Michigan State Nurses Association and the Michigan Practical Nurses Association, sets minimum standards and would authorize the title Licensed Practical Nurse. The measure aims to protect health and safety by requiring state-approved training or equivalent qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Nursing Center Association
Michigan
Klein
Clare
Isabella
Michigan State Nurses Association
Lansing
Michigan Practical Nurses Association
State Board of Control
Board of Nursing
Community groups plan meetings in Clare area
Local clubs and lodges list weekly and monthly gatherings. Clara Rebekah Lodge and Lake Rod and Gun Club meet on set weeknights. Clare Rotary meets weekly noon. Demolay and Granges hold biweekly sessions. Knights of Columbus and Pythias rotate evenings. American Legion Auxiliary and Youth groups schedule monthly parlor events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Lake Rod and Gun Club
Qclare Knights of Columbus
Miei
Clare Lodge No
Clare Kiwania Club
Doherty
Community notices from local groups and trash pickup
The Young Adult Class of the Methodist Church meets social evenings on the third Thursday monthly. Northwest Vernon Group of the Farm Bureau gathers the second Thursday at Wilson School. Walter H. Larman Post No. 125 American Legion meets the second Wednesday. VFW Auxiliary shares Pettit-Kapplinger post meetings on the first and third Wednesdays at city hall. Rubbish placed at the curb on Thursday afternoon will be collected by city trucks Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Northwest Vernon
Th Farm Bureau
Wilsor School
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Wv. F. W
Pettit-Kapplinger Post
Reccentacles
Somers Family Hosts Birthday Visit From Naval Son and Guests
C M Somers was surprised Friday when daughter Mrs Wm Hileman and sons Richard home from Great Lakes Naval Station joined for a birthday cake. Visitors at the Somers residence included M J Huber of Gladwin, Wm Hileman and Irene Hileman of Harrison, Dale Wysong of Farwell, and John Dillon Jr of Pax River Naval Base. Arden Somers traveled to Lansing and Ann Arbor Monday and Tuesday.
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C. M. Somers
Wm, Hileman
Richard
Great Lakes Naval Station
Somers
M. J. Huber
Gladwin
Wm. Hileman
Irene Hileman
Harrison
Dale Wysong
Farwell
John Dillon, Jr
The
Navy
Paxuent River
Maryland
Naval Air Base
Arden Somers
Lansing
Ann Arbor
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