Mt Vernon Grange News and July 21 Meeting Call
Community notes from Mt Vernon Grange list visiting families in Clare and nearby towns. July 21 remarks announce ice cream and cake for Birthday Night and a July 27 picnic at Vernon town hall with a mystery ride and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmest Hawley
Dthaea
Oscar Northon
Clare
Frank Marshall
Clawson
Dick Brooks
Grangs
Grange
Paul Archbold
Robert Laposky
Jim
Torch Lake
Don Brooks
Saginaw
Marshall
Glare
County Grange
Vernon Town Hall
Picnc
Cinderella
Wilma Brewer
Gloria Micholin
Iyone Garr
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Grange
David
Tommy Archbold
Ray Archbold
Algo Shirley Leposky
Mt. Pleasant
Dick Ford
Community talent critique fuels Rosebush event on July Fourth
An evening program in Rosebush featured vaudeville acts from Wilda and Poppy Walker, Joanne Richard Wilcox and dance numbers by local students. Dancers from Coleman, Barryton, Mt. Pleasant, Clare and Rosebush performed in a lively show with political skits and a tractor skills contest for Homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage
Wilda
Vaudville
Poppy Walker
Numper
Conptie Johnson
Joanne
Richard Wilcox
Clare
Isabella
Mr. Pleasant
Myre
Wilcox
Judy “Dox
Pat Archie
de- Ann Welles
Karén
Ann Wallington
Kay Floris Ja
Sherry Navarre
Carol Wilybeck
Darla Stebbins
Linda Anderson
Donna Helle Miller
Teddy Bent
Iyone Gorr
Marijane Tope
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush
Taft
Hisenhauer
Kefanuver
Jonah
Ken Burch
Larry Ervin
Wayne Small
Ken Bureh
Temple notices mourn death of Corporal Bernard Jackson
Mrs Floyd Chaffee learns her brother Corporal Bernard Jackson 24, drowned at Camp McCoy Wis Sunday. He was a Reed City native, unmarried, body to be returned for burial. Sympathy extends to the grieving family amid homecoming and local church gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Chaffee
Lake Road
Bernard Jackson
Camp McCoy
Wis
Corporal Jackson
Reed City
Floyd Dargis
Cadillac
Ireland
van Dyke
Bart Mooney
Ira Naylor
Pleasant
McBrainie
Harold Haugt
Winterfield
Stella Myers
St. Helens
Bert Douglas
Greenwood
Tom Crawford
Mae
Starkey
Lake George
Haroh -Pruden
Pam
Russell Haught
Elviris Switzer
Lansing
Bert Switzer
Winnie Wright
Traverse City
Joses
Jean
Lester Carpenter
Muskegon Weights
William Meelhof
Midland
Alice Gallery
Lapeer
Arthur Gallery
Edna Henry
Ben Henry
Ralph Albertson
Greensport
Ohio
Richard
Hadley
R. F. Hadley
Donna Moe
William Bowen
Francis Burns
Grant
Owosso
Minnesota
Frank Burns
Eugene Gagnon
U. S. Navy
Long Lake
Grand Rapids
Edwin Rouse
Jack Winchell
Ann
Carol
Eloise
Marshall
Keokuk
Iowa
Archie McIntyre
Little Village
Temple
Bert Baker
Lowell
Byron Pierce
Perry
W. R. Holford
Gerry
Jeanie
Clyde
Milo Pruden
Sam Hilden
Benning On
Isabella County Fair Seeks Record Year and New Livestock Barn
The Isabella County Fair committee reports a 100 page premium book due July 26 with many new prizes from local merchants. A new livestock barn is planned to be ready before wheat harvest, as exhibitors prepare for about 40 steers and hog exhibits three times larger, for the week of August 1928 at Island Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anntal
Isabella County
Island Park
Windover Lake Visitors Return for Summer Weekends
Mr and Mrs Laverne Dewitt and son Robert return to Hastings after a week vacationing at Windover Lake. Harvey Fulton visits for a week with friends from Saginaw and Detroit. Mr and Mrs Walter Brine host Midland guests for the weekend. Harry and Bill Landis from Detroit stay at their cottage, with Bill returning to Detroit Sunday. Mrs Ruth Crocker and Nancy Jo of Lansing visit the cottage briefly. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Turgenson of Lansing arrive to spend the summer at their cottage. Over the 4th weekend visitors at the Lyons Den include Sidney Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Dewitt
Robert
Hastings
Harvey Fulton
Saginaw
Detroit
Walter Brine
Midland
William Kenneth
Harry
Bill Landis
Bil
Ruth Crocker
Nancy Jo
Lansing
Lloyd Turgenson
Lyon’s den
Sidney Barker
Vacationers Gather at Local Cottages From Lansing and Flint
A list of visitors staying at cottages includes Miss Betty Low Munson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munson from Chicago. Miss Joan Mutson from Green Bay. Charles Lyons from Lansing. Rodney Lari from Alma. Lyle Clark from Flint. Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson from Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford from Flint. plus Detroit guests William Wood and family. Pat Hellinger of Battle Creek. Jacob Schepers of Lansing. Vern Perdue of Lansing. Amet Huber of Mason. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson. and Lew Gabrick of Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Low Munson
Robert Munson
Lyn
Chicago
Joan Mut
Green” Bay
Wis
Charles Lyons
Lansing
Rodney Lari
Alma
Lyle Clark
Flint
William Johnson
Robert ‘Grawford
Wiliam Wood
Bill
Mary
Sandra
Detroit
Pat Hellinger
Battle Creek
Jacob Schepers
Vern Perdue
Amet Huber
Mason
Wilson
Lew Gabrick
Lake Area Socials Keep Busy Over Holiday Weekend
Mr and Mrs Cleo Heath of Muskegon spent Tuesday night with My and Mrs Roy Adams. Dewey Smith of Grand Rapids visited his parents the Smedley family. Frances Giffel and children from Flint joined the Giffels for a weekend at their Crooked Lake cottage. Geraldine Clark takes two week break from Ferro Stamping Co Mt Pleasant and tours the western states with acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Julius Giffel
Pero
Lint
Giffels
Dusty Miller
Roy Adams
Ted. Beck
Friend
Godfrey Beck
Godfrey
Gertrude Sowle
Ray Clark
Grand' Rapidd and Glare families visit relatives on Fourth
Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith and daughter from Grand' Rapidd along with Mr and Mrs Alvie Smith and daughters Ruth Ann and Susan Jane from Glare spent the Fourth with the Smiths' parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith. Julius Giffel spent the past week in Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smith
Grand’ Rapidd
Alvie Smith
Ruth Ann
Susan Jane
Glare
Jacob Smith
Julius Giffel
Flint
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Motor Sales
E. Pourth
Clare, Michigan
Hart
W. E. Wood
Iscbella’ Fair: Books
B.C. Mellencamp
Teabella County Agricultural
Windover Lake
Ney 1
Oxfords
Children’‘s
Daniel
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