Maple Grove Church News and Upcoming Guest Speaker
Sunday School at 2 with preaching at 3. Thursday prayer meetings continue. James Allen Troke from Waterloo Ind will visit next Sunday at 3 with Pictured Truth drawings. A free will offering will be taken. A cyclonic wind caused damage across the country. local lines are down. Mrs Schofield and two children returned from Armada after three days helping James Stanley's dairy business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother J. Pennick
James Allen Troke
Waterloo
Ind
Anna Schofield
James Stanley
Armada
Weather Damages Blight Clarence Cook and Elgin Home
A severe storm Monday and Tuesday damaged Clarence Cook’s house with multiple windows blown out and Elgin roof partially blown off. No further injuries reported. Local authorities investigate cause and assess structural repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Freeman
Clarence Cook
Elgin
Community Notes and Visits From Local Homes
Stgll buildings were blown over between hers and Sears. Helen Gaffney spent Sunday at her parents’ home in Missouri. Myre Gaffney and family visited. Naomi Hickok spent Saturday and Sunday at home. A Monday prayer meeting at Mrs Clarence Cook’s home drew a good attendance and an interesting discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stgll
Sears
Helen Gaffney
Myre
Joh Gaffney
Naomi Hickok
Clarence Cook
Community News From South Garfield and Barryton
Residents attended the Friendship Club near Barryton. A Good Luck Club benefit at the Grange hall raised about 35 dollars. Clarence Vinton of Flint visited family over the weekend. A granddaughter Ive Richter was reported ill in Lansing hospital. The Good Luck Club will meet November 13th with Mr. and Mrs. A J Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hunt
Clyde Sloan
William Buckley
Floyd
Hunt
Grace
Friendship Club
Hiram Pitts
Barryton
Dora Richter
Vinton
Edd Hawkins
Floyd Hunt
Lake
Gilbert
Howard Brown
Flint
Don Brown
Grace Hunt
Lansing
A. J. Marvin
Gilmore Center Gilmore Church Acts Open House
The Gilmore Church of Christ announces a full day program starting at 10:00 a.m. with song service and devotional led by Judy Phillips and Ruth Stanley at the piano, followed by communion and a sermon on salvation. Bible school at 11:00 a.m. and an evening service at 7:45 p.m. with youth devotional and a second sermon addressing denominational teaching versus the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Phillips
Ruth Stanley
Bible School
Alyin Wood
Jesus
Hell
James
Seymour Couple Mark Twenty Seventh Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Blam J Seymour hosted about sixty relatives and friends Friday evening for their twenty seventh wedding anniversary. Visiting guests included M B Ed Olger who celebrated her birthday. A bountiful lunch followed. Donald Seymour and others visited nearby towns and relatives, while Louise Kent slowly improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blam J. Seymour
M .B. Ed, Olger
O. A. Kates
California
Ernest Tanner
Illinois
Wellirngton Robinson
Boyne City
Alvin Wood
Louise Kent
Donald Seymour
Farwell
Bram Seymour
Clarence Shaver
Remus
Theron Jarman
Gabe van Buskirk
Community Fair and Nearby Visits Highlight Dover News
Dover residents report a busy week with events at the Clare school F F A and Home Hoe Community Fair. Local families including the Walters and Denno households visited relatives in Clare and Lansing. Conversations note movers, calls, and visits across Dover and nearby towns as harvest season proceeds.
Local social notes from Eagle area gathering and bake sale plans
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kleiner hosted Sunday visitors at Robert Hutchinson’s home with A H Hutchinson and Dick Wood stopping by. The Aid met at Frank Barton’s with many attending and planning a bake sale at Clare’s Vandewarker store on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kleiner
Robert Hutchinson
A. H. Hutchinson
Midland
Dick Wood
Frank Barton
Vandewarker
Clare
Norman Hutchinson
Orville Vandewarker
Colonville
George Vandewarker
Colorado
FARA
Clare High School
Sunday School Elects Officers for Haghe Church
The Haghe Sunday School held its annual election on November 16 naming Norman Hutchinson as Superintendent Ernest Kleiner as assistant superintendent Maregnéer ite Leeth as librarian and treasurer and other officers including secretary Esther Poet and pianists Norma Hutchington and Helen Rani The teachers for Bible Upstreamers Truthseekers Stars and Sunbeams were chosen with several assistants Also Haghe Christian Endeavor elected officers on November 10 with President Walter Klemer Vice President Clifford Wood Secretary Father Poet Assistant Secretary Marguerite Leeth Treasurer Himma Carticross
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHOOL
Haghe Sunday School
Norman Hutchinson
Ernest Kleiner
Maregnéerite Leeth
Treas
M. R. Hondérich
J. B. Allen
Mayme Runyan
Robert Hutchinson ‘Dastatant
Jennie. Batéa
Marguerite Leeth
Bind
Allen
Marie Allen
Christian Endeavor
Hagle
Christian
Endeavor Socity
Walter Klemer
Clifford Wood
Father Poet
Ass't
Himma Carticross
Organist and Song Leaders In Hutchinson Event
Organist Josale Binlips hosts Pianistes Normal in Hutchinson. Song leader John Archbold directs with assistant Blsle Rank assisting in program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josale Binlips
Normal ‘Hutchinson
John Archbold
Blsle Rank
The Fire Tower Miss Cleo Tryon Attends Sunday Visit
Miss Cleo Tryon accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones to Edwardsburg on Sunday. Baby Jones stayed with Aunt Dean Tryon while several families shared Sunday dinner and attended the Lake song service. Mr. and Mrs. Orley Rogers toured the southern part of the state this week. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell and two children called at Loomis on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Tryon
Robert Jones
Edwardsburg
Baby Jones
Dean Tryon
Harley Bentley
Claude Wheaton
Lake
Orley Rogers
Glenn Powell
Loomis
First Day of Deer Hunting Season Catches Local Attention
The community notes the opening of deer hunting season and the need for deer to stay hidden. Visits by Paul Gerlitz of Owosso and trips by Harold Heber and Floyd Squires to Saginaw are recorded. Melvin Durham dies at his Rosebush area home after living in the community many years. Horton Case advances a home addition. The week’s storm signals winter’s approach. Our sincere sympathy goes to the Durham family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gerlitz
Owosso
Horton Case
Melvin Durham
Rosebush
Mel
Harold Heber
Floyd Squires
Saginaw
Andersonville Sunday Calls Report
Miss Dorothy Dangler and Miss Dora Conny called at the William Alew home Sunday. Several local couples from Clare Rosebud Temple and other nearby towns visited relatives, including Lenox Smith Slocum and Spickerman families, on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dangler
Dora Conny
William Alew
Lawrence Atkinson
Clare
Raymond Lenox
Raymond Lennox
Donna
John Smith
George Smith
Rosebush
Manley Smith
Sherman Slocum
Alfred Slocum
Mr. Pleasant
William Allen
Brier Raymond
Goleman
Hodge
Temple
Clyde Herland
Dale Drake
Curt Spickerman
Money Abroad in 1939 Sent to England and France
In 1939 US residents sent about £2,500,000 to England and roughly $400,600 to France. The figures reflect cross border financial transfers during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
France
Candy From Farm Waste Reported to ACS
A report to the American Chemical Society notes the use of farm waste in candy production. The finding highlights a potential new ingredient source and valorization of agricultural byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Society
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