Revival Meetings Set as Col onville Church Plans Program
Col onville notes detail a busy weekend with Mr and Mrs Dale Davis visiting Mr and Mrs Melvin Willet in Fitnt. A church program drew a good crowd with praise for the committee and Rev Vanderveen inviting attendance at Sunday services as revival meetings begin March 23 for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonville
Dale Davis
Melvin Willet
Fitnt
Freda Kistler
Vivian Rutter
Twyla Newman
Helen Town
Vanderveen
Patricia Prescott
Detroit
Jay Clute
Leonard Strouse
Vivien Rutter
Dean
Harrigan
Archie McKillop
Pontiac
Ruby Thompson
Jay Cluta
Robert Clute
McKillop
Thompson
Prescott
Dean Vanderveen
Harrison
Brinton News Briefs Mention Local Visits and Travel
Brinton residents report social visits and travel to nearby towns. Several families including the Skinners, Letsons, Millers, and Forbes visited relatives in Farwell Clare and Barryton. Wallace stayed with grandparents. Geo Skinner is ill with the flu.
West Grant social and 4H news note April 14 event
Edith Reynolds and family visited relatives in the area over the weekend. Several visits are listed including Defoy, Seeley Johnson, Garver, Shimmell, Squires, and Dy singer families. 4H Lucky Clover News reports a pie box social netting 9.34 with poor attendance and notes Achievement Day set for April 14. Reporter Veronica Maxson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Grant
Edith Reynolds
Robert. VanBuskirk
Janet
Joyce Defoy
Seeley
Johnson
Walter
Garver
Shimmell
Floyd Squires
Roy Wilson
Joyce
Leon Dysinger
Bobie Grundy
Valmer Armour
Allenton
Michigan
Lucky Clover
Veryone
Harrison
Veronica Maxson
Nutt Family Junior Play Draws Crowd in Farwell
The Farwell community enjoyed the Junior play The Nutt Family on Friday evening despite muddy roads. Local events included a well attended card party, as well as craft activities at the Grange Hall with shellcraft and upcoming lamp shade lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Brown
Central Lake
Michigan
M. L. Gay
Gilmore Ladies
Grange Hall
Gladys Williams
Berniece Rawson
Alice Rawson
Florence Carter
Carl Williams
Bader
Norma Win- Org
O. M. Somers
Allen Rawson
Marion
Claude Fordyce
Tilton
Florida
Elton
Varsity
Alice Cook
Willia Scott
Keith Scott
Glen Scott
William Hileman
Irene Newman
Patsy Sherman
Community Notes From MANN Siding and Nearby Areas
Weekend gatherings and visits populate this community update. Neighbors gathered at the Krocker home for cards and a pot luck after a wedding gift, while others visited with Etta Town near Marion and sent regards to her in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Lee Wiler
Midland
C. Krocker
B. Stephison
Ann Arbor
Marvin Heintz
John Williams
Lee Heintz
Ed Moder
Gertrude Mitchell
Lewis Green
John Boulton
Myr
Howard Brockway
Bert Scramlin
Harrison
Nial Abbott
Don Case
Lansing
Gilmore Center Notes and Local Visits
Song service at 1000 a m and Bible School at 11 16 a m reported. Mrs Albert Smith a patient at Clare General Hospital. Mrs Claude Wendel visited relatives in Flint. Rose Render and DeWayne visited LaVern Perry in Midland. William Graham Ed Smith and Wd McAlvey helped roof a barn for W R Jarman last week. Newton Huffine and David dined with the Wm Graham home. David Wilsons recently visited daughter and family Bill Denene in Cheboygan. Alex Buchel from Lansing visited relatives. Mrs Wi Phillips home from Community Hospital. Funeral of Guy Staley held at Gilmore Church of Christ with Young minister Hulfine in charge. Burial in Gilmore township cemetery. Eleanor Wardyce escaped injury in Mt Pleasant auto accident Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
Clare General Hospital
Claude Wendel
Flint
Rose Render
DeWayne
LaVern Perry
Midland
Wm. Graham
Ed Smith
Wd McAlvey
W. R. Jarman
Newton Huffine
David
David Wilson
Bill Denene
Cheboygan
Alex Buchel
Lansing
Wi. Phillips
Guy
Eleanor Wardyce
Mt Pleasant
Sheep Owners Meet April One in Clare County
Clare county sheep breeders are invited to two meetings next Tuesday April at 9 30 am and 1 30 pm. The 9 30 am session will be at Garret Hamstra's farm near Colonville with Graydon Blank MSU discussing sheep management and lambing issues. The 1 30 pm meeting will be at Charles Koch’s farm near Long Lake store seven miles north of Harrison on US 27.
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United Farm Agency
America
United
Midwest
West
Clare County
Garret Hamstra
Colonville Corners
Clare
Graydon Blank
Michigan State College
Charles Koch
Long Lake Store
Harrison
Us-27
Wise Farm Bureau Builds Community Ties at Mt Vernon Meeting
The Wise Farm Bureau held a March meeting at Mt Vernon Grange hall with 15 members. Murray Gordon chaired. Irene Gordon served as secretary. Plans included meeting with Coleman School Board to arrange use of Orr School for a community building and an April recreation leader appointment for Rosie Methner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Farm Bureau
Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Murray Gordon
Irene Gordon
Rosie Methner
Harold White
Lester Fike
Murry Gordon
Coleman School
Orr School
Bilding
Jon Methner
Lansing
Elsie Methner
Eva Joy Anderson
Farmer’s
Jean Wethl
Paris
Harold Anderson
Isabella 4 H News Camp Work Progress and Fund Drive
Isabella 4 H News notes camp progress and a boost from the Bowen Club profits of 52.72 from a dance. A Rosebush 4 H talent show March 3 18 at 8:00 pm benefits Coldwater 4 H Camp. Winter project reports, enrollment forms due April 16, and Spring Achievement Day labels required. Livestock Judging teams practice with local members named Leader Hoersch Muniy and House. Service Club meeting set for April 1 at Milford Growley home near Belland Center. Sentinel Wanted contact details listed for a 35 cent weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen Club
Rosebush Agricultural School
Rosebush 4-H Club
Leonard Leader
Mt. Pleasant
Ted Hoersch
Clare
Richard Muniy
Philip House
Frank Littlefield Farm Plan Shifts to Beef Cattle
Notes show Frank Littlefield plans to exit dairy and switch to a complete grassland farming program focused on beef cattle with emphasis on good hay and pasture. Follow up included Louis Becker Harold Hipkins Paul Nass and Harrison Simmons arranging drainage tiling tree planting and pasture work across several farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Littlefield
Frank
Louis ‘Becker
Harold Hipkins
Paul Nass
Harrison Simmons
Louis
Harold
Paul
Mr. Simmons
Ernest Barnes
Gordon Smith
Ernest
Gordon
Trailer Town at Aiken North Carolina grows housing
The largest concentration of trailer coach dwellers forms around the new atomic energy plant at Aiken South Carolina. About 1700 parking lots are ready for defense workers, with plans for 10 000 lots by mid 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Plant
Aiken
S.C
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Missouri
Springfield
ST. Louis
Chicago
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Brinton
Glinton Jones
Grand Rapids
Mere ‘Jones
Mya
Harold Skinner
Wallace
Joe Tower
Pleasant
Clare Letson
Fred Whaley
Battle Creek
Kenneth Rantheaux
Albert Miller
Farwell
H. Duane
Saginaw
Art Brink
Ray Conleys
Clayton Bulter
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Wednesay
Andrew Letson
Allen Navarre
Barryton
George Skinner
Thelma
Coleman
Dale Letson
Alien Navarre
Lilie Wright
Geo. Skinner
Nderkroner
Cornwell Farm
Ford
Ford Tractor
McCormick
Dunham
Little Wonder
Myuglua
Olson
Philco
Quat
Weil
TNL
Willey
Auttioneers
William Kanarr
Citizens State Bank
Gilmore Center
Paul C. Gibson
Clare County Agricultural Agent
Isabella
Robert Acker
Isabella County
Milford Growley
Crowleys
Uebele
Belland’ Genter
Sentinel
Lydia Pinkham
Keene Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jimen
Deel
Uae
Pinkham
Ben Bosink
Clare County’ Farm
Robert Carter
Charles Heber
Maude Hughes
J. R., Powell
Mathew Schmid, Jr
Raymond Scott
Leo Skinner
Max Stanley
Clare County Soil Conservation District
Marion Burnett
Fred Phelipp
Andrew Saul
Math Schmid
Harry Schwanz
George Vollmer
Greenwood
Trailer
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West 5Th St
Moore's
Moore
Betty Moore
Cuare
Us-10
Ayrshire
Jersey
Durham
O.I.C
Poland
China
Farrow
John Deere
International
McCormick Deering
Superior
McCormick Mowling Machine International
Jamesway
J. F. Willey
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Ward Frizzell
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