Winterfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Verona Bower of Clare visited at the Frank Davis home for several days last week. James Dunn's mother stayed at their home while Roderick Dunn, from an Army camp in Tennessee, visited his parents. Verona Bower and Edith Davis planned a trip to Cadillac Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lockwood visited the Lewis Lockwood and Edd Cutler homes. The BR Dubis family hosted relatives from Saginaw over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona Bower
Clare
Frank Davis
James Dunn
Roderick Dunn
Tennessee
Edith Davis
Cadillac
Bert Lockwood
Lewis Lockwood
Edd. Cutler
BR. Dubis
Saginaw
Farwell Rural Agricultural School Election and Report 1944
The Farwell Rural Agricultural School held its annual election July 10 1944 at Surrey Township Hall to elect two trustees for three years. Bernard Schofield and William Moline led with most votes, there were 46 ballots cast, and business included tax levies and land purchase approvals. Financials show total receipts and operating expenditures with a final balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Frankin
Freeman
Frost
Garfield
Grant
Greenwood
Hamilton
Hatton
Hayes
Lincoln
Redding
Sheridan
Summerfield
Surrey
Winterfield
Clare
1St Ward
Ward
Harrison
3Rd Ward
J.E. Meyers
Os - Ee
Farwell Rural Agricultural School
Surrey Township Hall
Madge B. Lamb
Martin Graves
David Wiggins
Farwell
State Savings Bank
Leah Wiggins
Etta Brown
Carl Updegraff
Rosa Stratton
Election Board
Bernard Schofield
William Moline
Financial Report
General Fund
Rural Agricultural
Smith-Hughes—George Dean
Mrs Mary Randall Visits Daughter and Family
Mrs Mary Randall visited the home of her daughter Mrs Neallie Cook and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Randall
Mrs. Neallie Cook
Maple Grove Sunday School and Preaching Service
Sunday School at A00 o clock and preaching at 3 00 o clock fast time Rev Kleinhardt expected to attend. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jess Miller and children from Flint. Leila Rodgers visits her parents H and Mrs H Rodgers. Lawrence Finchig visiting family. Mr and Mrs Art Coffell Mrs Mary Peters and children visit J B Timpe. Mrs Ray Timpe visits with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleinhardt
Jess Miller
Flint
Leila Rodgers
H. Rodgers
Lawrence Finchig
Art Coffell
Mary Peters
J. B. Timpe
Ray Timpe
Pleasant Valley Social Jottings From Curtis to Colonville
Mrs Burton Bay and Ethard Walters visited Curtis in Upper Michigan to see cousins Dan Bay and family and returned home Thursday. Local gatherings included Sunday dinner at Robert Kleiner's and a picnic at Loon Lake. Frances and Marilyn Davis returned from West Branch, and Betty Lou Bay stayed with Burton Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Bay
Ethard Walters
Curtis
Upper Michigan
Dan Bay
Henry Kleiner
Alton David
Donald K
Robert Kleiner
Forrest Leeth
Wm. Kistler
Colonville
Giles Leeth
Lansing
Mack Leeth
Loon Lake
Frances
Marilyn Davis
West Branch
Betty Lou Bay
Maggie Keeppe
Toledo
George Hemstreet
Hugh Allen
Surprise Birthday Gatherings In Myers Corners Community
A busy weekend in Myers Corners with multiple family groups visiting and hosting. Attendees included the Winn, Denslow, Myers, Klenk, Burns, Williams, and Hartman households from Weidman Midland Clare and Saginaw. Several Sunday dinners and visits followed a surprise party for Mrs. Robert Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winn
Othel Denslow
Norman Myers
C. Robert Klenk
Janetta Burns
Waynard Close
Robert Collins
Erma Ott
George Williams
Grant Williams
Midland
Verlin Williams
Clare
Russell Williams
John Hartman
Clela
Bill
Clarence Cotton
Other Denslow
Leonard Denslow
Weidman
Stanley Scitink
Clela Hartman
Vera Mae Dysinger
Fred Hudson
Edwin Wood
Saginaw
Social Visit Notes From Local Families
A column lists visits and gatherings among local residents. Mr. and Mrs. George Winn hosted Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Glynn and children of Midland stayed with the Otts last week. Mrs. Charles Wallace of Detroit spent two weeks with the Russell Williams home and returned with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. Clela and Bill were guests Friday evening with the Sundays. The Otts vacationed at a cottage on Houghton Lake on Sunday. George Winn traveled to Detroit Sunday with Glen Poet. Nancy Lee Collen, the granddaughter, accompanied them for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ents
George Winn
Clarence Glynn
Midland
Charles Ott
Charles Wallace
Detroit
Russell Williams
Houghton Lake
Glen Poet
Nancy Lee Collen
Visitors and family updates in MANN Siding community
Mr and Mrs Elmer Nephew of Lake Orion visited at the Howard Brockway home over the weekend. Alma Brockway and daughter Theola returned with them after visiting here for two weeks. August Hoskey is building a new toolshed to replace a shed lost by fire last year. Bob Heber joined the armed forces last week and is listed at Fort Sheridan as a temporary assignment. Miss Alice Brockway is visiting relatives at Lake Orion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Nephew
Lake Orion
Howard Brockway
Alma Brockway
Theola
August Hoskey
Bob Heber
Armed Forces
Fort Sheridan
Alice Brockway
Arthur Center Community Notes and Relocations
The column extends sympathy to the late Albert Allen's family and notes Wilbur Mann returning from Freeland with his family to the Wines house. Kenneth Roller and Maude Barber visited the Brubaker and Coats homes Friday evening. Riverside Grange plans a meeting next Tuesday July 25 seeking good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Allen
Wilbur Mann
Freeland
Wines House
Arthur Center
Kenneth Roller
Maude Barber
John Brubaker
Galen Coats
Riverside Grange
Sunday Gatherings Invite for Literary Hour and Service
All members are urged to have a number for the literary hour. There will be preaching again next Sunday immediately after Sunday School. Come for a seat and a hearty welcome.
Greenwood Notes and Local Auctions July Event Mix
Greenwood center reports a miscellaneous show at the town hall on July 19 for Miss Lois Budd. Mrs. Olive Bruce is ill, Leo Bruce bought a farm at Ann Arbor, and two farm auctions are planned next Tuesday and Wednesday. Card party set for Friday July 21 at the town hall. Crop conditions show poor corn beans and potatoes, with fourteen acres of alfalfa and brome grass for sale or plow down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Town Hall
Lois Budd
Weller Root
Bay City
Virginia Gordon
Doty School
Burt Douglas
Burt Parshall
Albert Roland
Greenwood
Sid. Chaffee
Harrison
Mary Abbie
Stanley Bruce
Chet
Pickering
Chet Pickering
Olive Bruce
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Board of Education
Membe
Maple Grove
Pleasant Valley
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Beaverton
Jane Withers
Rae Ee Oo
William Boyd
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Walter Wanger
Avermial
George Murphy
Ginny Simms
Gene Autry
Greenwood Center
Leo Bruce
Pontiac
J. E. Bruce
Leo
Ann Arbor
Kas
Krawzynski
Anderson’s Drug Store
Quik
Minera
Carters
Rexall
Department of Research and Control
United Drug Company
Wang GU
Michigan Bell Telephone Company