Local social notes from town events and visits
Mr and Mrs George Shayler and son visited the Leosh home Sunday. Junior Parcell stayed with his parents over the weekend. Frank Grant Floyd Tubbs and Leslie Brown visited Eugene Jourdain in Sunday Lansing relatives. Mrs Leosh Mrs Key lor and children attended a Clare show Friday night. Mrs Frank Grant and her mother Mrs Leo Nixon attended Clare show Saturday. Clyde Alen works on his farm. Mrs Gunderman is recovering quickly from a broken limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shayler
William Leosh
Junior Parcell
Warren Parcell
Eugene Jourdain
Frank Grant
Floyd Tubbs
Leslie Brown
Lansing
C. P. Keylor
Dorothy Leosh
Shirley Brown
Clare
Leo Nixon
Clyde Alen
Gunderman
Community Notes From Arthur Center Area
Mrs Shull spent most of last week visiting with her daughter and son in law in Lowell. Mr and Mrs Steve Hubel are visiting relatives in Lansing and Flint. Jack and Jean Wood were Sunday visitors of Kenneth Roller. Gordon Witmer and family moved from Haley farm to Sheridan township. The community was shocked last week when Bert...
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Maude Barber
Galen, Coats
Harl Sanders
Bert
Local Farmer Kinne Died After Operation in Bay City
Arthur township resident and farm owner Mr. Kinne died following surgery at a Bay City hospital. Funeral services were held Thursday at Rogers funeral home in Gladwin with J. G. Newman Kenneth Roller Galen Coats Mrs Earl Sanders Mrs Elien Myers and Russell Sanders among attendees. A longtime civic participant he served in township offices and was known as a thoughtful neighbor. He leaves many friends who will miss his pleasant smile.
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Kinne
Bay City
Rogers Funeral
Gladwin
J. G. Newman
Kenneth Roller
Galen Coats
Earl Sanders
Elien Myers
Russell Sanders
Arthur Township
Sunday School Opens at 10 30 in War Time Zone
The Sunday School voted to begin next Sunday at 10 30 Hastern War Time instead of Eastern Time. Attendance reached thirty five despite bad weather.
Local Greetings and Visits Headline Happenings
Hinkville social notes report visits from Vern Moline and family to Pratts Corners friends, with Nelson Irish and Emma Armstrong joining from Lansing and Cadillac respectively. Guests also include Ralph Berhans of Flint en route home from Sears, and renters move in at the Purdy and Moline homes amid weekend calls by James Touroo and local cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Moline
Bobby
David Seiter
Pratts Corners
Nelson Irish
Lansing
Emma Armstrong
Cadillac
Volney Davis
Ralph Berhans
Flint
Gordon McIntosh
Sears
James Touroo
Al*Purdy
Harry Nowleh
Lesson for March 29 Lesson Selected by Council
The guide lists subjects and Scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education for March 29. Copyrighted material is used with permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Transfigured Christ Meets Human Need Lesson
A religious lesson outlines the Transfigured Christ and the disciples moving from mountaintop glory to meet human need. It emphasizes divine power in aiding demon afflicted, and calls believers to reflect glory, pray boldly, and serve others in Christ’s name.
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Christ
Peter
Matt
Holy Ghost
Compassion as Spirit of Service and Suffering
The quote argues that Christian service lacks fruitfulness without baptism in suffering compassion. Healing comes from feeling others pain, as tearless hearts cannot herald the Passion. True ministry requires pity and bleeding hearts to redeem and minister saving blood.
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J. H. Jowett
Red Cross Meeting And Local Social Roundup
The Red Cross met at Mrs Barney McNerney s home on March 18 with fourteen members present. Upcoming visits include a class on first aid at Mrs Parsely s and a guest from Mt Pleasant. Several local members won prizes at gatherings and plans for next meetings are noted. Community news covers visits, club meetings, and appearances by residents from nearby towns.
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The
Red Cross
Barney McNerney
Clarence Ramey
Florence Renter
Sterling Hersh
Pontiac
Leo Russell
Alfalfa John Earns Honor in Andersoriville Farm Tale
The article praises John for selling garden supplies and canned goods while storing produce for neighbors. It calls him "Alfalfa John" as a respected title. It claims Andersoriville has favorable farm statistics unlike elsewhere.
No Grange Saturday Weather Keeps Plans Quiet
Weather kept Grange activities quiet Saturday evening. Jennie Powli’s son is home from three weeks in Ewart after surgery. Mrs. Briggs has tended Jennie’s home during her absence. Bert Marvin of High Point Lake visited cousin Granty McLane and family Sunday. Arthur Smith and daughter Kitty were ill but improving. Elmer McLane was a Farwell caller Saturday. Olen Bob Johnny and Marvin Blackerby visited Wilbur McLane and Robert Wheat Sunday afternoon.
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No Grange
Jennie Powlison
Ewart
Briggs
Bert Marvin
Hight Point Lake
Granty McLane
Arthur Smith
Kitty
Elmer McLane
Farwell
Olen
Bob
Johnny
Marvin Blackerby
Wilbur McLane
Robert Wheat
Victory Red Cross Unit Meeting Report at Grange Hall
Garfield Victory Red Cross unit held Friday at the Grange hall with new workers and a solid turnout. Members completed work and planned to finish items at the next meeting. An error in a sweater sale note is corrected, noting Mrs May Kohler and Mrs McCon in handling the item. The party and supper netted twenty four dollars eighty two cents. another event is planned.
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Victory Red Cross
Garfield Victory Red Cross
Grange Hall
May Kohler
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Office of Civilian Defense
Michigan
Herrick
Arthur Center
Lucinda Burgess
Owosso
F. Hinkle
Mrs. A. Oliver
Farm Insurance
Old Line Stock Company’s
Beau Paw
Alenot
Mids
Citizens State
Bann Bidg
International
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
God
Moses
Elijah
Andersonville
Joe
North Carolina
Bernard
Victory Gardens
John Tice
Garfield Grange
General Electric
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Clare Sentinel
America
War Production Board
Michigan Bell
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
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