Community Guests and Visits Recap in Rosebush Area
Local residents hosted relatives and friends from Mt. Pleasant Clare Lansing Boise Idaho Allegan Boyne City Flint and Coleman. Events included Sunday dinners hospital visits district Day Apart observance at Shepard Methodist church and a 25th anniversary open house in Gladwin.
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Lyle Blackman
Bruce
Marcia
Mt. Pleasant
David Bellinger
Wilford Stilgen~ Bauer
Myron Johnston
Clare Hospital
Leila Rockett
Harold Flaharty
James Clurey
Donald Mussell
Clare
Ed Mussell
Arnold Bidwell
Arthur Brown
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Orrin
Stuart Denslow
Jackson
Ralph J. Miller
Edna Sutton
Miller
Ray Shepard
Lavonne Shepard
Flint
Wilford Stilgenbauer
W.S.C.S
Shephard Methodist Church
Max Shull
Gladwin
Bruce Eggers
Edwin Bradley
Don Bradley
Boyne City
Mabel Monstella
Boise Idaho
Peter Holcomb
Lansing
Dale Graham
Phillip Derby
Conner
George Schleder
Lois Graham
Rosebush Presbyterian social scene and church events
Mr and Mrs Albert Campbell entertained the Susan Graham Fellowship of the Rosebush Presbyterian Sunday School with Mrs Dale Graham giving devotions and leading recreation. K T S Club met with Mrs Howard Jones in Coleman with prizes to Mrs Harold Anderson Mrs Vernell Fike and Mrs Harold Flaharty. April meeting set with Mrs Vernell Berk Coleman. Rosebush Presbyterian Women met for an afternoon meeting with a 12 30 dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs Ralph Deihl Mrs Roy Matteson and Mrs Clare Morrison. Bible study led by Mrs John Osborn on Live as Free Men and Don Swindlehurst presented Christ in the Art of Africa. Second Rosebush Lenten service at the Methodist church Rev John Osborn preached and Mrs Roy Graham sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Campbell
Susan Graham
Rosebush Presbyterian Sunday School
Dale Graham
Harold Flaharty
K.T.S. Club
Howard Jones
Coleman
Harold Anderson
Vernell Fike
Vernell Berk
Rosebush Presbyterian
Ralph Deihl
Roy Matteson
Clare Morrison
John Osborn
Don Swindlehurst
Christ
Methodist Church
Roy Graham
Tempting Topper Tuna Loaf Recipe
Combine all but last two ingredients and pour into a greased loaf pan bake at 350 for 1 hour. Heat cheese with milk in a double boiler and stir until smooth. Pour Velvet Sauce over the tuna loaf turned onto a platter. Serves 5 to 6.
Dress Up Back Door Beautify screens for yard screening
The article describes decorative back door screens to beautify and conceal the back entrance. It details a two-screen layout forming curves along the house and patio, using doubled stringers, 2 by 6 posts, and resawn lath. Douglas fir and Western red cedar suit painting, staining, or weathering.
Miss World Ann Sidney Tours as Official Wool Ambassadress
Ann Sidney of London known as Miss World travels worldwide with her mascot Wee Willie Wool Mark after a 25 000 mile Bob Jope Christmas Show tour to entertain U S servicemen. She promotes pure virgin wool and Naked Wool through the Wool Ambassadress program and wears an all wool orange dress and matching hat while her lamb sports a natural virgin wool coat.
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Ann Sidney
London
Wee Willie
Ann
Michigan Counties Receive State Lands Tax In Lieu Payments
Michigan Conservation Department mailed 1964 in lieu of tax payments totaling over 600 000 to 76 counties for more than four million acres of state land. Payments range from Luce County 43075 15 to Wayne 1 23, with allocations from General Fund and Game and Fish Protection Fund.
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Michigan
The
Conservation Department
Luce County
Schoolcraft
Marquette
Roscommon County
Lower Peninsula
Clare County
Isabella County
Gladwin
Allegan County
Wayne County
Department
Game and Fish Protection Fund
Civil Defense Meeting in Clare March 24 at City Hall
An important Civil Defense meeting is set for Wednesday evening March 24 at Clare City Hall. The film A Day Called X will be shown with Coordinator Set Dan Kostrzewa and Cpl Melton City as speakers. Clare County Board of Supervisors and all agencies in Clare County Survival Plan are urged to attend along with the public and interested persons. The Survival plan will be outlined and progress updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare City
Dan Kostrzewa
Cpl. Melton City
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Lutheran Fellowship meeting notes at Mt Pleasant church
The Prince of Peace Ladies Lutheran Fellowship met at Mrs Roy Warners home on March 9 with twelve members present Rev Smith led prayer and the Bible Women discussion The group planned work with the new church building project and noted past meetings at Mrs John Schells in January and Mrs Harold Notter in February Light refreshments followed. On March 10 the Clare group joined Zion Lutheran Church ladies in Mt Pleasant for a devotional and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Peace Ladies Lutheran Fellowship
Roy Warner
Smith
John Schellhas
Harold Notter
Clare Isabella WWI Barracks Meeting and Pot Luck
The Clare Isabella World War I Barracks and Auxiliary hold a regular meeting in the American Legion rooms at Clare City Hall on Sunday March 21 with a pot luck dinner at the usual time. A district meeting will be in Manistee on Sunday March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare-Isabella
American Legion
Clare City Hall
Manistee
St Cecilia Breakfast and Eagle Church Gospel Sing Planned
The St. Cecilia parish hosts a Father and Son breakfast after the 10:30 Mass on Sunday March 21. A gospel sing follows at Eagle Church of God at 8 P.M. Sunday March 21. The public is invited.
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Eagle Church of God
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Allegan
Lynn Swindlehurst
Wesleyan Foundation
C.M.U
Rosebush and Center Methodist
Bruches
Wellington Funnell
Richard Ormiston
Clarence Ward
Lloyd O’gonner
Charles Strauch
Lake George
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Herb Cairns
George Weichl
Irvin Shively
Ken Shively
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Starkist Tuna
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