Farm Bureau Women Report From District Meeting in St Louis
Rosebush group attends district Farm Bureau event with state president Buskirk who describes European privations. Mrs Hidean Acker wins second in local speech contests and district winners advance to Lansing for higher honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Farm Bureau
Hugh Swindlehurst
Isabella County
Farm Bureau Woman's Activity Committee
St. Louis
State Farm Bureau
Bus Kirk
Swindlehurst
Buskirk
America
Hidean Acker
W C T U Silver Tea Set For Next Tuesday
Mrs. Ida Johnson president of the local W C T U announces the annual silver tea for Tuesday November 8 at Center Methodist Church at 2 pm. Mrs. Dan Coyne and Mrs. John Crawford will pour. Mrs. T A Fuller district president will speak on state convention highlights in Lansing. chaplain Mrs. Alvin Keller will lead devotion. Roll Call month and dues payable at the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Johnson
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Center Methodist Church
Dan Coyne
John Crawford
T. A. Fuller
Pleasant
Lansing
Alvin Keller
Johnson
Tunes of the Day and Fancy Song List at Clara Michigan
A catalog of tunes and song titles, featuring Whispering Hope Through a Song and Sleepless Night plus several era classics. The list highlights festival songs and blues themed pieces alongside blues and waltz titles.末
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee Gee
Figi Isle
the Meadows
Heaven
Sonny Boy
Deer Hunter Registration Stations List
A list of conservation headquarters registration sites scattered across Michigan for deer hunters. Cities include Escanaba Atlanta Gladwin Marquette Boyne City Roscommon Crystal Falls Sault Ste. Marie Traverse City Mio Gaylord East Lansing Bad Axe Brighton Sandusky Detroit Flint Romeo West Branch St. Clair Jackson Center Line Clinton Flat Rock Ypsilanti Bay City Battle Creek Paw Paw White Pigeon Cadillac Manistee Newberry St Ignace Manistique Gladstone Iron Mountain Wakefield L Anse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peete
Paraga
Escanaba
Atlanta
Gladwin
Marquette
Newbe
Boyne City
Roscommon
Crystal Falls
Sault Ste. Marie
Traverse City
Mio
Gaylord
Baldwin
East Lansing
Bad Axe
Brighton
Sandusky
Detroit
Flint
Romeo
West Branch
St. Clair
Jackson
Center Line
Clinton
Flat Rock
Erie
Ypsilant
Blissfield
Keege Harbor
Jonesville
Ee Bay City
Battle Creek
East Taw
Paw Paw
Cadillac
Manistee
Newberry
St. Ignace
Manistique
Gladstone
Iron Mountain
Wakefield
L’anse
Isabella County Delegates Attend Michigan Rural Health Conference
Isabella county women Mire gimek uals Wise, wren Howard Wood of Sherman, and Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst of Isabelle represented the region at Grand Rapids conference. Panel discussions and talks focused on accepting more aid from Federal and State agencies. Attendees indicated broader support for federal and state involvement in rural health programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Wren Howard Wood
Sherman
Hugh Swindlehurst
Isabelle
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Isabella County
Halloween party for young adults at Methuen
The Young Adults class at the Methuen Panenidat held a Halloween party Saturday night with about twenty members in costumes. Mr and Mrs Darwin Johnson led witch games while bobbing for apples amused guests. Refreshments around the open fireplace included warm cider doughnuts and marshmallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methea ‘Panenidat
Darwin Johnson
Woasté
Isaienersx
Mearshiallows
Fred Ackerman
Willis Dunn
Religious Film to Be Shown Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Rev R O Thomson announces the educational film And Now I See produced by Cathedral Films for Friday evening November 4 at the Presbyterian Church. The film aims to deepen members understanding of the Church and its work. Starring Ralph Morgan and Addison, it portrays a man who encounters the dramatic proof of God's power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Films
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Morgan
Addison
God
Free Movies Shown Thursday in Town Hall
Local business and professional men sponsored a free film that drew youth to the town hall on Thursday night. Preston Johnson presented Foreign Correspondent, with the same picture repeat shown Saturday night at the usual Weidman Zat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Johnson
Weidman
Methodist Christmas Program Plans Discussed at Meeting
Sunday School Superintendent Fred Ackerman of the Methodist Church announced a meeting of officers and teachers for Monday night November possibly the 7th in the college room at the church. Plans for the Christmas program will be discussed and those interested in helping select material are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ackerman
The
Methodist Church
Cldgs
Ackerman
Youth Fellowship Attends Remus Conference Weekend
Members from Rainbow Lake camp formed a Youth Fellowship group at the Remus Youth Conference over Saturday and Sunday. Attendees included Orriene First Ruth Ann Bechdell Eldonna Cairns Harland Bellinger Page Bellinger and Rev Willis Dunn and son Billy Mrs Willis Dunn joined Sunday afternoon. Page Bellinger led a discussion group and during the pastor's absence the Rosebush church service Sunday night was run by local youth with George McClain directing Ron West and Orriene First participating. The sermon was by Mr Dunns father pastor at North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Lake
Remus
Orriene
Ruth Ann Bechdell
Eldonna Cairns
Harland Bellinger
Page Bellinger
Willis Dunn
Billy
Dunn
Rosebush Church
George McClain
Weidman
Ron West
Mr. Dunn
North Star
Local women attend Bay City district convention event
Rosebush brief notes list Mrs. Ida Johnson as local W C T A president attending the Bay City district convention on Tuesday November 1 with others including Mrs. Dan Coyne and Mrs. Willis Dunn. The item also mentions residents driving to Prudenville for seasonal prep and Halloween pranks.
Sunday Visitors Across Town Mention Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Harl Grace and children Bonnie and LeRoy visited relatives in Pontiac. Mrs Eugene Morrison Shelby Murray and Bob visited Orrin's home. Susan Watson spent the weekend with Glenna Bechdelt. George House and Gerald VanBuskirk guests of Jack Soul in Alma. B F Johnston returned from St Ignace where she stayed with Lester MacLachlin. Fred Marshall of Clare and Duval First hosted Orrin First in Remus. Leo Trainor called on Will Whitney and later with the Trainors visited John West. Mrs Raymond Martin spent Friday and Saturday with daughter Mrs Glenn Hoyle in Mt Pleasant where Hoyle was ill. (Continued on Page Sixteen)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Ida Johnson
Dan Coyne
Willis Dunn
Harry Crampton
Mt. Pleasant
George Dixon
Prudenville
Cliff Prout
Will Prout
Lansing
Tom Fall
Dickie
Wauseon
Ohio
Central Michigan College
Harl Grace
Center Woman’s Society
Doris Cameron
Bernadine Morrison
Robert Sohal
Pleasant
Sunny
Ester MééLachlin
St. Ignace
Albert Campbell
Rosepush
Toe ‘Hr
David Bellinger
Carl
Kentuky
Join’ Meyer
Fred Sheahan
Forrest Johnston
Andrew Willey
James‘ Beutler
Jane Aun
Weidman
Bonnie and
LéRoy
Pontiac
Eugene Morrison
Shelby Murray
Bob
Orrin
Susan Watson
Glenna Mae Bechdelt
George House
Gerald VanBuskirk
Alma
Jack Soul
B. F. Johnston
Lester MacLachlin
Fay Johnson
Remus
Leo Trainor
Will Whitney
Trainors
John West
Raymond Martin
Glenn Hoyle
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Peggy Cummins
Rio
Monte Hale
Fred ‘McMurray
Maureen O'Hara
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Thurs
Doolins
Oklahoma
Randolph Scott
John Ireland
Popular Records
Western Records
Household Appliances, Inc
McEwan Street
Clara, Michigan
Sandra Theatre
Gian Gsen Neneea
Wai
Columbia McTures
Tom Brown
Audrey Long
Duke OF Chicago
Sun.Mon
Floasar
Rictous
Radio Aes
John
Lund
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Iam Lynn
Don Defore and
Atroophy
Dean Martian Fey Lewis
Department of Conservation
Niles
New Buffalo
South Haven
Rockford
Reed Ci
Grand Haven
Cheboygan
Alpena
Houghton Lake
Beaverton
GEM Theatre
Leo Gorcey
Bowery Boys
Runtz Hall
Frontier Fights
Ino
RAY. Bolger
Corus Mecare
Methodists
Rosebush
Fred’ Marshall
Clare
Mrs. Duval
Vues
Thers
Miss Grant
Richmond
Lucille Ball
William Holden
Irma
Diana Lynn
John Lund
Dakota Way
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Secret OF
ST. Ives
Richard Ney
Vanessa Brown
Soe
Jimmie Jingle
Mich
Tus
MacDonald Carey
Wanda
Hendrix
Sierras
Charles Starret
Smiley Burnette
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