Vernon City Church News Highlights Local Guests
Local church notes report Rev. Lorne Lee and Mrs. Lee visiting Vernon City for zone preachers meeting at Mt Pleasant Nazarene. Various residents and guests appear at church events, hospital stays, and family gatherings across Vernon, Clare, Saginaw, Standish, Harrison, and Mt. Pleasant with many Sunday calls and Saturday weddings.
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Noths
Lorne Lee
Fuller Avenua
Church of the Nazarene
Grand Rapids
Rey
Forrest
Stoll
Mt. Pleasant
Clery Tice
Young Peoples Meeting
Lucille Smith
Lucille Smith, Who Was Unable To Be Present. Mrs. Smith
Mes. Stebelton
Warren May
Midland
Frank Pringle
Max Haggart
Maxine
Vernon
Eola McDonel
Ruth Herron
Rex Garver
Ed Spicer
Standish
Jack Bouchey
Janet
Clare
Hila Sherman
Alice
Eva Foss
Frank Nevins
Darwin Mott
Lester Olds
Elmer Olds
Coleman
Shirley van Aelst
Detroit
Manistee
Frank Simpson
Floyd Werts
Harrison
Clare Hospital
Joe Monville
Bay City
Frank Mitchell
Barline Bowen
Lansing
Frank Bowen
Barline
Sharon Horton
Lloyd Whorley
Church of God
Bowens
Floyd Bergey
Morris Henry
Wilson Shipman
Novi
Henry
Cliff Powlison
Lake
Margaret Briggs
Sherry Spicer
Saginaw
Edna Jockwig
Godfrey Beck
Veterans Hospital
McDowel- Herron
Floyd Randall
Ernie Cleveland
Frank Herron
Shirley
Charlene
Jackie
James Bradley
Sheridan
Chris Smith
Arthur Dixon
Marilyn Grow
Owosso
Harold Nichols
Sherri Lynn
Kathern Mack
Alfred Smith
Irye Mitchell
Sanford
Fred Ahrens
Ella Sherman
David Border
Viola Kane
William Snear
Wise Township
Mirs Snear
Herrick
Arthur Slocum
Melvin Gordon
Flint
James Yeoman
Ultrasonics Have Many Uses
Ultrasonics use high frequency sound waves for drilling teeth cleaning clothes aging liquor and detecting underwater objects. Experts note benefits and limits with applications in communications and materials testing while citing navy sonar and concrete metal testing. Viable energy levels far exceed ordinary sound.
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Hiedemann
Six States Create Adoption Resource Exchanges
Six states have established official adoption resource exchanges to match hard to place children with prospective parents and nine more states consider similar setups. The Child Welfare League of America reports a matching gap for children over six, with physical handicaps or from minority backgrounds, and regional placement needs.
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Child Welfare League of America
Michigan United Fund
League
Chidren
New York State
New York State Exchange
Child Welfare and League
Vacation travel drives major American revenue in 1956
Americans spent nearly 12 billion dollars on travel in 1956 data from the American Automobile Association shows travel accounts for a large share of state revenue. Almost 80 million people vacation suggesting growth from 1941 and projections point to rising mobility and leisure. Motels expanded to 63000 with average costs and occupancy noted while Holland State Parkway drew the year’s attendance of about 1.8 million.
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Automobile Club of Michigan
American Automobile Association
Harry N. Rogan
Auto Club Travel Services
AAA
National Touring Board
Rogan
Nore
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Morton
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Pesche
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