Dover Extension Plans June Trip and Election of Officers
The Dover Extension met on Tuesday May 21 at Mrs. Erwin White's home with five members present. A short business meeting planned the officer election and a June trip to close the year's meetings. They received a blue ribbon at Harrison achievement day. The meeting adjourned after lunch served by the hostess.
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Dover
Erwin White
Harrison
Tractor Rides Hazard for Children on Farms
Michigan State University safety engineer Richard Pfister warns that letting children ride tractors with parents endangers youths. He cites six years of fatalities reaching 37 in Michigan plus many disabling accidents annually and urges miniature toy tractors as safer alternatives.
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Michigan
Richard Pfister
Michigan State University
Pfister
Farwell Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits
Mrs Bert Atteberry and Mrs Flora Clark return home after eye surgery and are recovering well. LeRoy Campbells of Flint visit Earl Coker and Emma Frizzell. Frizzell is improving after visiting nephew Ward Frizzell family on Lake George. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Clair Stanley. Pearl Osborn returns from Clare General Hospital and is slowly gaining. Nelson Osborn visits from Drayton Plains. Minnie Wilkie of Clare hosts relatives. Harry Brock and sister visit from Saginaw and Clare. George Brock also from Clare.
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Bert Atteberry
Flora Clark
LeRoy Campbells
Flint
Earl Coker
Emma
Frizzell
Ward Frizzell
Lake George
John Hartman
Clair Stanley
Pearl Osborn
Clare General Hospital
Nelson
Drayton Plains
Minnie Wilkie
Clare
John Rodabaugh
Harry Brocks
Howard Colton
Saginaw
George Brock
Thomas Brooks
Harry Tinkum
Burt
Stanley Oman
Fred Brown
Lake
Brinton
Gertrude Gilman
Grand Rapids
Minnie Gilman
Jesse Summers
Bill Holgreff
Lake Cemetery
Fred Sowle
Clifford Jones
Averill and
Myr
Jim Colosky
Swartz Creek
John Allen
Farwell
Charles Tryon
Cadillac
Gland Scott
Lewis Colton
Lloyd Close
Walter Braley
Sanford
Louie Colton
Oxford
Lake couple return from Detroit visit for summer
Lake Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson came home Wednesday evening after spending a few days with their daughter Mrs. Rose Mary Head and family near Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardy Cleo Bush came home Tuesday to stay for the summer months after wintering in Florida.
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Floyd Wilson
Rose Mary Head
Detroit
Jack Hardy
Cleo Bush
Florida
Memorial Day and Graduation Notes from Mann Siding Area
Local items report graduation exercises at Fulton with Richard Redman among the graduates. Memorial Day trips include West Virginia reserve training for Tom Brockway and family gatherings with Gantz and Hoskey households. Tote Gate Classics at Snowsnake Mt drew 40 to 50 gates and about 1,000 spectators.
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Wanetta Gantz
Fulton
Richard Redman
Thomas Brockway
West Virginia
Tom
Ron. Krocker
Dale Brockway
Jay Gantz
Carson City
William Gantz
Jack
Jill
Oren Burton
Roger
Carolyn
Brimley
U.P
August Hoskey
Fred Hoskey
Walter Hoskey
Harry Klingensmith
Sutherland Lake
Dan Rames
Chicago
Howard Brockways
August Woskey
al Hein
Bill
Douglas Pfannes
Saginaw
John Hoskey
Frank van Blarcom
Nell Porter
C. Krocker
Lee Viier
Auburn
Snowsnake Mt.Memorial Day
Alex Strange
Ota Root
Mt. Pleasant
William Hileman
Central Michigan College
Herbert Hileman
Rudy Zanel Jr
Gotta Kabobel
Harold Wilcox
Tom Bennett
Don Atkinson
Shepherd
Rough draft for church constitution vetting with June vote
A rough draft constitution is posted at the church back for examination. Voting will occur during Mid-Week services on June 12. The Nelson Duncans missionaries under Hiawatha Land Mission announce a baby girl birth on May 12. Members note memorial Day visits and family gatherings across Grand Rapids Burt Flint Cadillac Swartz Creek and Saginaw with multiple relatives visiting cemeteries and homes.
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Nelson Dunecan
Hiawatha Land Mission
Mable Post
Grand Rapids
Treat Dessert Like Other Food
Researchers including Merrill Palmer School in Detroit show very young children treat dessert as part of the meal when placed with other foods. Dessert should not be used as a bribe and can be as important as vegetables and meat if made from essential nutrients.
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Merrill~Palmer School
Detroit
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