Mitchell Family Reunion Held July Fourth at Home
The Mitchells hosted their annual reunion on July 4 at the Mitchell home. Attendees included Theodore McKimmy, Harold and Lewis Mitchell families of Gladwin, Harry Mitchell Jr and family, Wallace Mitchell, Wayne Fackler and families from North Bradley, Betty Eaton and children, Len Furgeson of Wyandotte, Norma Cripps, George Hillicker, Lois Malosh and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore McKimmy
Harold Mitchell
Gladwin
Harry Mitchell, Jr
Lewis Dull
Sally
Ronna
Sue
David Ross
Wallace Mitchell
Wayne Fackler
North Bradley
Betty Eaton
Len Furgeson
Wyandotte
Norma Cripps
George Hillicker
Lois Malosh
Asch Family Picnic Reunion Sparks Fourth of July Gatherings
The Asch family from St. Louis and Midland joined Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Washington to celebrate a July 4 family reunion at the Wheeler home. Attendees included Leo C. Asch, D. Gy, Fred Asch Jr. and family, Fred Asch Sr., Samuel Asch Jr., Ray Parton and spouses, Doyle Asch and family of Averill, and Gery Morley and family of Coleman. A picnic supper followed on the Wheeler lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wheeler
Gordon Asch
St. Louis
Missouri
Asch
Wheeler
Leo C. Asch
Washington, D
George Seawright
Coleman
Stanton Oakley
Familly
Edwin Oliver
Jerry Geer
Ray Bader
Saginaw
Nick Radakovich
Baders
Radakovich
Service
Blades Construction Co
Ernest Barber
Farwell
Donald Rise
Tom Rise
Arthur Duby
Gladwin
George Lang
Roseville
Sally Ross
Harry Mitchell
Leo CG. Asch
Washington, D. C
Rex Rowley
Richard
Flint
Floyd Lord
Dale
Ben Tarzwell
Mary Kintner
Beaverton Weekend Visitors and Local Notices
Weekend visitors to Beaverton included the Moll and Oakley households with relatives from Belgique Coleman Detroit and Saginaw. Residents hosted gatherings for family and friends, while several residents announced travels moves and two weeks stays with relatives in Gladwin Midland Coleman Vicksburg Roseville and Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moll
Ben Moll
Emma Gibar
Belgique
Missouri
Moll
Juanita Nolan
Detroit
Stanton Oakley
Jean Donnell
Evelyn Rydeman
Coleman
Audra Gillsale
Hattie Ross
Hart Luke
Saginaw
Vern Stone
Winegar
Albert Arnold
Helena
Fike
George Adams
Vicksburg
Nazarene Young Peoples Institute
Allen Cobb
Glora Hughes
Leon Thurston
Midland
Jerry Hughes
Goodrich
Pete Hughes
Pontiac
Maynard Hughes
Sunday School Founder Robert Raikes and the Movement
In his first Sunday School venture Robert Raikes faced literacy barriers and opposition. Support from Whitfield Wesley and William Fox helped expand the effort. Wesley began volunteer teaching and the movement spread to Britain Wales Scotland Ireland and America. Raikes died 1811 honored by a funeral request for plum cake and a shilling for each child there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Raikes
England
Gentlemen's Magazine
Raikes
Whitfield
John Wesley
London
William Fox
Fox
Sunday School
Wesley
Ragged Regiment
Savannah
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
America
Great Britain
World Council of Churches appeals to Russian Patriarch
The World Council of Churches sends to Patriarch Alexi in Moscow a plea for governments and peoples behind the iron curtain to ease world tensions. It urges leaders to avoid inflaming hatred, to foster interchurch visits, mutual understanding, and a shared Christian response through the United Nations and reconciliation in proclaiming Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Council of Churches
Orthodox Churches of Europe
Alexi
Moscow
U. N
Missionaries Cited For Farm Work
Twenty five missionaries and mission readers active in rural overseas development were honored with Citations for Distinguished Service as Agricultural Missions Inc observed its 25th anniversary. The independent group of church leaders and missionaries promotes agriculture and forestry worldwide and assists mission agencies in recruiting and training practical farm teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Missions, Inc
A. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farm Loan Ass’n
Evart, Michigan
Citizens State Bank
City
Alex McKinnon
Mitchell
Harry Mitchell, Sr
Asch Family
Beaverton Briefs
Horace Stickney, Jr
Horace Stickney, Sr
Buick
North Main Street
Clare, Michigan
Clare Memorial Shop
Mel Mernberg
McEwan Street
Clare
Michigan
Dan McDonald's
Ford Service
Rojl
Church For
Mark -Mark
Mark Luke
John James James
Church of
Herrick Mennonite Church
Floyd F. Bontrager
Arthur Center Church of God
Elza Beery
ST. John's EV. Lutheran
Robert Voss
Brown Corners
United Brethren In Christ
Charles F. Malson
Eagle Church OF God
Loomis Missionary Church
Stanley Leonard
Missionary Youth Fellowship
Clare Assembly OF God
Clare City Hall
L. P
N. Kolenda
McEwan
Congregational Church
West Fifth Street
Christian Science Church
Gospel Mission
Farwell Park
J. W. Teale
Aim
Grace Bible Church
Church OF the Nazarene
Vernon City
Harold Smith
Farwell, Michigan
Gospel Church
Friendly Welcome Bible School
The
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Hubert L. Beavers
Our Savior Lutheran Mission
Harrison
Raymond, Mueller
VFW Memorial Hall
First Baptist Church
Church Bible School
Episcopal
Robert S. Childs
Barnes Cafe
Colonville Church of God
Joe VanderVeen
Elm Grove
Church OF God
Dover Tabernacle
Arthur Cunningham
ST. Cecilias
Catholic Fre J. 1
Sruba
L. J. Nevins
Spirited Interest
Schaeffer's Dairy
Clare Sentinel
Mt. Pleasant
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