Poems From West to Isabella County Echo Indian Rhyme
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Wilmer Walton of Eugene Oregon celebrate a newly published book of poems. The collection reflects Michigan childhood memories and nostalgia for Isabella county and includes a foreword about an Indian rhyme learned by her Uncle Daniel during pioneer days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Walton
Hugene
Oregon
Walton
Mary Ethel Johnson
Rosebush
West
Michigan
Isabella County
Daniel
Sarah
Youth Fellowship Hosts Clare and Leaton Groups
The Methodist church Youth Fellowship hosted Clare and Leaton groups for a Sunday evening program. Miss Shirley Coon led a discussion on U M T and U N, Preston Johnson showed films "Whispers" and "Russia at War" with on screen hymns, followed by a pot luck in the basement dining room. Mr and Mrs Frank Lynch celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home on May 16 with a dinner and gifts from family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Leaton
U. N
Shirley Coon
Preston Johnson
Russia
Frank Lynch
John Lynch
Pat Lynch
Jack Jackson
Lansing
Rosemary Lynch
Chicago
Terry
Billy Lynch
Delphine Balge
Grand Rapids
Extension Club Meeting Celebrates Members' Anniversaries
Mrs. Dale Graham hosted the Rosebush Seaton Extension club at her home south of town on Tuesday evening May 11. Mrs. John Burns chaired as the club honored anniversaries of Mrs. William Whitney and Mrs. Barrett Miterspaugh with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Miterspaugh and Mrs. Harl Neff. Attending were Mrs. Ralph Deihl, Mrs. John Crawford, Mrs. Will Prout, Mrs. Albert Campbell, Mrs. Carl First, Mrs. Etta Cluley, Mrs. Don Swindlehurst, Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst, Mrs. George Bader, Mrs. Eugene Morrison, Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Mitterspaugh, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Graham, and visitor Mrs. Richard Sims of Lansing. Mrs. George Bader received a gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Graham
Rosebush-Seaton
Town
John Burns
William Whitney
Barrett Miterspaugh
Mitterspaugh
Harl Neff
Ralph Deihl
John Crawford
Will Prout
Albert Campbell
Carl First
Etta Cluley
Don Swindlehurst
Hugh Swindlehurst
George Bader
Eugene Morrison
Neff
Burns
Whitney
Graham
Richard Sims
Lansing
Spear at Banquet in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Henry Ball headlined the Mother-Daughter Banquet at the Church of the Brethren east of Mt. Pleasant on Friday evening May 14. She shared her collection of pictures of The Madonna, displaying several notable works while Mrs. Glenn Hoyle chaired the arrangements. Attending from town were Mrs. Dan Morris, Mrs. Orrin First, Mrs. Ray Martin, and Miss Shirley Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ball
Church of the Brethren
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush Briefs Highlight Births and Visits
Rosebush notes announce the May 18 Mt. Pleasant birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wentworth and an eight pound baby boy for Mrs. Hart and Bryan Ray. The day’s visitors include families from Farmington Grand Rapids Clare Ithaca and Detroit area with multiple hospital and church attendance and travel reports.
Walton Farm Bureau Meets to Vote on Acreage Control
The Walton Farm Bureau met Tuesday night at the Walton school with eight families present. Chairman David Bellinger led a business session and Darwin Johnson spoke on Acreage Control, which the group voted as unnecessary and not in members' best interests. Guests included district organizer Charles Munford. Hostesses included Mrs. Hart Grace Mrs. David Bellinger and Mrs. Ida Johnson. The next meeting is scheduled for June at the school with several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Farm Bureau
Walton’ School
David Bellinger
Darwin Johnson
Charles Munford
Hart Grace
Ida Johnson
Hyatt Bowerman
Pat Hathaway
Albert Moyés
Home Extension Group Meeting on Cleaning Hints
The Eagle Home Extension group met May 11 at the home of Mrs. Floren Pudway for an afternoon session. Leader Mrs. Bryan Miller and Mrs. Zarah Penrose presented the lesson Hints on House Cleaning. Eleven members attended with one visitor and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle’ Home Extension Group
Floren Pudway
Bryan Miller
Zarah Penrose
Band Box Cleaners Promotes Free Pickup Service
Clare residents can use Band Box Cleaners for free pickup and delivery of dry cleaning. Call Phone 34 to arrange pickup or delivery services in the Sate area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
Clare
Band Box
Community goodwill drives business success
The value of visiting patrons is highlighted as a key asset for any enterprise, underscoring how favorable public perception supports a man's trades and local economy.
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Lone Pine
Sreb Des
SSRN
NORGE
Household Appliances, Inc
S. Main St
Mhs
Extension Club
Broadway
Beauty
McEwan St
Firestone Store
Clare, Michigan
Hisie Methner
William Haggart Sr
Ward Johnston
Lewis Johnston
Irvin Shively
Don Shively
Floyd Shively
Loomis
Sam Wentworth
Woodrow Johnson
Gwen
Kirk
Theresa
Ithaca
Dan Morrison
Fay Johnson
Remus
Orrin
Jake Bechdell
St. Cecilia’s Church
John Varga
Frank Hamilton
Tom Fall
Dickie and
Kenny
Maurice Hutchins
Bernard Jones
Gerry Peabody
Cadillac
Peabody
Ann Arbor
Oliver House
Detroit
Will McManaman
Florence McConnell
Raymond McConnell
Bay City
Arnold Johnston
William Kaninsky
Robert Kaninsky
Weidman
Louis Winn
Lil
Winn
Johnston
Floyd Graham
Harrison
Clarence Horn
Marvin Dixon
Midland
Fred Weeks
L. F. Cosgrave
H. O. Beutler
J. L. O’connor
Farmington
Farm Bureau Meets
Eagle Group
Motorola
Maxwell Radio Service
E. 4Th St
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