Community Notes From a Winter Week in Local Homes
Brand Grayion Allen spent winter at the Smith place and moved to his own home Friday. Lloyd Gordon returned to Battle Creek work on Thursday. Glen Blystone and Russell Gregg tapped trees in the Brand sugar bush Friday and Saturday. Ronald Blystone came from Ann Arbor to spend the weekend with family. Mr and Mrs Al Shaver visited the Gordon home one evening. Mr and Mrs K A Turner were Sunday visitors at the Ron Chatterton home. Dinner guests at Glen Blystone's included Allan Gerow and two children from Lansing and Russell Gregg with Mrs Jim Gregg. Liam Seymour suffers a severe head boil. Richard Fields left Sunday for Flint seeking work. Joe Penick hopes to return from Kentucky next Sunday morning to deliver the message Thy Will Be Done. Dale McAlvey of Lansing spent the weekend with Hd McAlvey and visited friends. Helen Spooner, working at Howard City, is visiting her folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayion Allen
Smith Place
Lloyd Gordon
Battle Creek
Glen Blystone
Russell Gregg
Ronald Blystone
Ann Arbor
al Shaver
Gordon
K. A. Turner
Ron Chatterton
Glen Blygtone
Allan Qerow
Lansing
Jim Gregg
Liam Seymour
Richard Fields
Flint
Joe Penick
Kentucky
Dale McAlvey
Hd McAlvey
Helen Spooner
Howard City
Bacon
Ladies Club of
Clare
Andrew Willey
Frank Hamilton
Emma Gerren
F. Emery
Teresa McFarlane
Wi. McFarlane
John Mcfarlane
Camp Custer
Harold
Harold Mogg
Ernest Mogg
Vernon-Seaton
Grant
Patrick Battle
Eleanor Mutespaugh
Midland
Margaret Morrison
Paul Jacobs
Vassar
Gilmore Center Gilmore Church Service Schedule
Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ announces a March service schedule led by Pastor J S Penick. Activities include prayer and song at 10:00, communion at 10:15, sermon Thy Will Be Done, Bible School at 11:00, an evening service at 7:45 with youth devotional, and a 8:45 sermon TBA. The notice invites brethren and old friends to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Church
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Leisure Baby Girl Born Last Week
Mr. and Mrs. George Leisure celebrate the birth of a baby girl last week. Her sister assists with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. George Leisure
Community Notes From Cornwellville Local News
In Cornwellville Dale and Mrs. Travis visited in St Louis with her parents the Maxwells now at Colins Ranch Mrs Jim VanBuskirk visited Pontiac to see her mother Madonna Defoy Miss Defoy plans to stay in Indianapolis for an extended period A community party was held at the Balsley school house last Friday The next party is scheduled for March 29 Mrs Earl Cradit and Mrs Wm Kanarr will run the event Sunday dinners hosted by Roy Gordon featured Ray mond Reed Alex Lemowski Gordon family and Betty Todd of Midand Betty Gordon of Clare Others report that Mrs Call Balsley schoolteacher missed Monday due to drifting roads Kate Hartman visiting daughter Roy Gordon’s home Measles caused Margie Goodnough and Luella Stat ler to miss school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Travis
St. Louis
Arthur Maxwell
Colins Ranch
Jim VanBuskirk
Pontiac
Madonna Defoy
Indianapolis
Indiana
Balsley School House
Earl, Cradit
Wm. Kanar
Roy Gordon
Margie Goodnough
Luella Statler
Revival Notes and Sunday Attendance at Elm Grove
The Elm Grove notice covers post revival activity with 33 at mid-week prayer and 39 in Sunday School. It notes weather and illness hurting attendance, cites a biblical verse, reports Rev Kleinhardt’s sermon on Trusting Jesus, and adds a March lion reference with a light news absence from the scribe.
Sheridan Union notes progress and events in local groups
The Sheridan Union Sunday School reports steady attendance with two winter meetings missed due to blocked roads. Officers and teachers are reappointed. an Easter program is planned. The Townsend Club announces a Penny Supper at Sheridan Hall on March 28. Various families visit relatives, some move or travel, and a fire on the Andrew Willey farm is extinguished with help from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Schunk
Amos van Horn
Maxine
Howard
Flint
van Horn
Jack Rankin
James McClung
Cora Wilson
Laurence Beck
Clare
George Fitzpatrick
Detroit
Gordon
Wilbur Lower
Hubbard
Cora Davis
Sidney Court
Mildred Barber
Hazel Mavis
Irene Macklem
Agnes Zimmerman
Townsend Club
Sheridan Hall
Charles Carpenter
South Sheridan
Rosebush Church Services and Local Notices
Rosebush Methodist Church lists 10:00 preaching and 11:00 Sunday school with Epworth League at 7:30. Center Methodist schedules 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 preaching with Epworth League at 8:00. Neighbors note Marion Beutler visiting Mt Pleasant, Detroit resident Hurley Faber weekend at home, St Henry’s plastering to begin by Logan of Mt. Pleasant, and library group’s meeting at Mrs Beutfer’s home on March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush Methodist Church
Epworth League
Center Methodist Church
Marion Beutler
Ruth Showerman
Hurley Faber
Detroit
St. Henry’s
Logan
Mt. Pleasant
Friends of the Library
H. O. Beutfer
Joe McGuire
Scottville
C. L. Shepherd
Midland
Mr. Shepherd
Cancer treatment advances stress early diagnosis and radiation use
Dr George Kamperman argues education for professionals and the public is essential as many gynecologic cancers are detected late. He notes radiation therapy and radium improve outcomes, with thyroid surgery often avoided. Data from Harper Hospital show five and ten year survival gains when combining radiotherapy with surgery, stressing early screening and regular pelvic exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kamperman
Detroit
Kamperman
Harper Hospital
New York Infirmary For Women and Children
Catherine MacFarlane
Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilmore Center
Clare Howe. & Furn. Co
Cornwellville
Elm Grove
Church News
Kleinhardt
Jesus
Teehan
Port Huron
George House
Ivan Graham
Presbyterian Church
Glen D. Bacon
Tri-County Health Unit
Helen Lanting
Health District Seven
Tha Sentinel
Michigan Mutual
Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company
Hastings
Michigan
Harrison Dodds
Guy E. Crook
M. E. Cota
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Hastings Company
General Motors
Tim Cotter
Mich
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Seles
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General Electric
Hafer Oil Company
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