Victory Garden Conference Highlights and Leaders
The National Victory Garden conference at Book Cadillac Hotel Detroit February 23 24 drew attendees from eighteen states and DC. President Paul C Stark praised it as the best attended event since Pearl Harbor with leaders like K T Keller and Bill Jeffers sharing plans to boost home and urban gardening and reduce absenteeism. Louis Bromfield urged urban living and decentralized farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book-Cadillac Hotel
Detroit
Paul C. Stark
Institute
Pearl Harbor
District of Columbia
Victory
K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corporation
Victory Garden
Bill Jeffers
Union
Pacific R. A
U. S
Paul CG. Stark
National Victory Gardens
Victory Gardens
Railroad
Taylor
U. S. Navy
Sea Bees
Southwest Pacific
United States
Paul Logan
U.S. Army Quartermasters Corps
Lucas
Ohio
Paris
Brown Corne S Guests and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Glen Martin were supper guests at Mr and Mrs Walter Dellars last week. Ada Coulter and Mrs Lewis Sunday attended the Arthur Red Cross last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Art Lower dined Sunday at their daughter Mrs Chas Harold. Mr and Mrs Edgar Bradley are new storekeepers. Welcome them to the neighborhood. Violet Sunday has been on the sick list for a few days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Corne S
Glen Martin
Walter Dellar
Ada Coulter
Lewis
Arthur Red Cross
Art Lower
Chas. Harold
Edgar Bradley
Violet Sunday
Arthur Center Sunday Signifies Community Blessing
Ted Newman is improving. Mrs. Maude Barber and Mrs. Anna Shull visited. Visitors from Madera California Gladwin and Sheridan township joined Sunday School with forty in attendance. Next Gospel Service follows Sunday School on March 19.
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Ted Newman
Maude Barber
Earl Sanders
Anna Shull
Barber
Charles Ruby
Madera
California
John Archbold
Gladwin
Dorothy Teale
Sheridan Township
Weekend Visits Light Up Local Homes
Brush College and Vernon residents shuttle between kin and friends with weekend gatherings. Anna Jane Ruby from Roseville visited Helen Sanders in Gladwin with Sunday stops at Helen's parental home. Perry Davis lost a cow last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Ruby
John Archbold
Mary
Hart Sanders
Maude Barber
Perry Davis
Community Notes From Cornwellville and Mt Pleasant
Irma Ott becomes a hospital technician in Mt Pleasant. The Garver and Bernard Allen families shared a Sunday dinner. Lyle LaVoye visited family, Rev M R Honderich dined with the Charles Otts, and Margie Goodenow recovered from a tooth abscess. The Claude Reeker grandchildren lost a three-year-old Romeo child. sympathy extended. Various visits and weekend gatherings involve Rev Waston, Robert Carter, W C Cornwell, Nate Bicknell, Ted Newman, Bernard Allen, and Peggy Gordon with Thelma. Ted Newman shows improvement.
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Irma Ott
Mt. Pleasant
Forest
Russell Reekers
Romeo
M. R. Honderich
Robert Carter
W. C. Cornwell
Nate Bicknell
Waston
Congregational Church
Charles Ott
Irma
Ted Newman
Bernard Allen
Peggy Gordon
Thelma
Stare
Eagle News From the Parsonage Social Roundup
Evening prayer at the Armentrouts. Calls and visits mix with meals and dinner at the Ott, Carncross, Bates, and other homes. Families and neighbors share greetings, with Forrest Leeth returning home after helping care for her mother at Colonville. Choir practice drew a strong turnout at the Hutchinson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Leeth
Wm. Kistler
Colonville
Norman Hutchingon
Mayme Bunyan
Hugh Allen
Bates
Golux Acre
Mack Leeth
Walter Kleiner
Hiverette Carncross
Wm. Hutchinson
Theo
Norman Hutchinson
Community Meeting At Bryan Miller Home March 15
The next meeting will be at the Bryan Miller home Wednesday evening March 15. Kenneth Cowles will join the community. Residents live in the tenant house on the J. B. Allen farm. Mr. Cowles will work for Walter Kleiner. Louise Clute has been ill with chickenpox. The Bates and Rosenberger families hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. The Aid meets March 16 and the Red Cross unit gathers March 10 at Mrs. Hutchinson’s. Mrs. Rosenberger marked her eighty sixth birthday on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Miller
Kenneth Cowles
Tennant
J. B. Allen
Cowles
Walter Kleiner
Louise Clute
Glen Lower
Glen Poet
Pheebe Rosenberger
Ruth Ann Kreiner
Gordon Rosenberger
Detroit
Rosenberger
Otto Kleiner
Lyle Bates
Burk 'Rilett
Dover
JoAnne Bates
Jo Anne
Bates
Red Cross
Wm. Hutchinson
Frank Barton
Wallace Barton
Saginaw
Barton Bay
Glen
Local families visit Geo Scott home on Sunday
Clare and Brand residents Mr and Mrs Fred Smalley and Mr and Mrs Vern Haines spent Sunday at the Geo Scott home. Millard Scott and baby of Big Rapids visited his parents. Millard left Monday for New York and plans to join the Merchant Marines.
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Bromfield
Boroney
Paris
France
Mgr. Bromfield
Fred Smalley
Clare
Vern Haines
The
Brand
Geo. Scott
Baby
Big Rapids
Geo Scott
Millard
New York
Wai
Merchant Marines
Lake News Lake Church Services and Local Visits
Sunday School at 11 00 morning and preaching at noon in the Lake School Building under Pastor Wyrick. Local residents and visitors are listed, including Elizabeth McCon Supt Maggie Sheardy Walter Cornell families Gilman Tryon Colton Neeper Wiggins Scott and Howe among others with social visits and a newborn John Raymond and a foot injury to Calvin Bryan noted.
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Lake
Maggie Sheardy
Indiana
Walter Cornell
Lansing
Dwight Gilman and Son
C. Tryon
Grant McLane
Frank
LaGrew
Red Crags Wood
Lewis Colton
Saginaw
S Forest Gilman
John Raymond
Calvin Bryan
Ray Neeper
Florida
Donna Wiggins
Clare
Mathew Scott
Frank Lowles
Clifford Galdeen
Ewart
Geo. Scott
Velma Howe
Belding
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Rank Keplinger
Michigan
Alaska
Tran
Australia
Italy
United Nations
Michigan Department’ of Health
Greyhound Terminal
East 6Th Street
Our
Greyhound Lines
Greyhound
Arthur Center
Cornwellville
Rexall Puua
Rexall Sananias
Anderson's Drug Store
Rexall Store
Gasgara Sagrada
Larvex
Lake News
Sarge
Cigepite
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
WAR Bonds
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